- Oh My Darlin'
- Baby, Do the Philly Dog
- Set Me Free
- Words Can't Explain
- Where There's a Will
- My Little Girl
- The Same Old Thing
- That Beatin' Rhythm
- Baby, Your Time Is My Time
- Stubborn Heart
- Your Kind Ain't No Good
- Whether It's Right or Wrong
- Lost
- Now That I Found You, Baby
- Don't Pretend
- Keep It Coming
- Do the Temptation Walk
- I'll Do a Little Bit More
- Is She in Your Town?
- I Can't Get Away
- Anything You Want (AKA Any Way You Want)
- Ooh Honey Baby
- Just Tryin' to Please You
- I Can't Stop You
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Founded in 1965 by ex-Vee Jay president Randy Wood, L.A.-based Mirwood Records reigns among the definitive Northern soul labels. Creatively spearheaded by songwriter/producer Fred Smith and arranger James Carmichael, Mirwood enjoyed its greatest commercial success while still in its infancy via Jackie Lee's "The Duck" -- never again would the label flirt with pop chart immortality, but Smith and Carmichael nevertheless went on to hone a distinctive style all their own, creating soul music that was both relentlessly energetic and sweetly sophisticated, topped off by trademark vibes that evoked the otherworldly beauty of a Pacific Ocean sunset. Kent's tremendous The Mirwood Soul Story compiles two dozen of the label's shining moments, records that were guaranteed crowd-pleasers at Northern soul clubs during the 1970s -- this is the real deal, an overview and a label both worthy of the tag "essential." Highlights include Richard Temple's "That Beating Rhythm" (a major favorite of Catacombs DJ Farmer Carl Dene), Bobby Garrett's "I Can't Get Away," and Jimmy Thomas' "Where There's a Will."
Product Details
Release Date: | 12/07/2004 |
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Label: | Kent Records Uk |
UPC: | 0029667223720 |
catalogNumber: | 237 |
Rank: | 94497 |
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Technical Credits
Barry White ComposerVan McCoy Composer,Producer
Curtis Lee Composer
Rene Hall Arranger
Robert McGlothlin Producer
Earl Nelson Composer
Robert Reid Composer
Bob Relf Composer,Producer
Walter Ward Composer
Ady Croasdell Liner Notes
Godoy Colbert Composer
Fred Hill Arranger
Leonard Smith Composer
James Carmichael Arranger
Fred E. Smith Producer
Eddie La Shea Producer
Leonard Jewell Smith Producer
Sherlie Matthews Composer,Producer
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