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The Intruders / Harold Melvin & The Blue NotesTake 2 (CD)
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$5.97 (Save 25%)
CD Details
Released: March 14, 2006
Originally Released: 2006
Label: Collectables Records
Description by OLDIES.com:
This Soul quintet was one of the great ballad performers of all time with a career that's spanned from the mid-'60s to the mid-'80s. This classics collection concentrates on the group's mid-'60s period and features some of their biggest hits from that era, including "Follow Your Heart", and "Baby I Need You".
Tracks:
1.Follow Your Heart
2.That New Girl
3.Can I
4.Boston Monkey
5.I've Got Everything But You
6.Manhattan Stomp
7.Searchin' For My Baby
8.Our Love Will Never Die
9.I'm The One That Love Forgot
10.What's It Gonna Be
11.Teach Me (The "Philly Dog")
12.Baby I Need You
Product Description:
Includes liner notes by Bob King.
Liner Note Author: Bob King .
The first of two superb volumes covering the Manhattans' early years on the Carnival label, the period many regard as their greatest. While they didn't come close to equaling the crossover/pop success they would enjoy with Columbia in their second incarnation, these were the pure soul works. The group featured both a glorious George "Smitty" Smith and young Blue Lovett, and their songs were produced solely with soul/R&B audiences in mind. There was little of the slick, polished orchestrations or smooth arrangements that were the hallmark of the Columbia hits. Instead, Smith's aching, soaring leads and the group's alternately mellow and frenzied harmonies were the high points. No matter what the sound quality, both this album and its counterpart are essential purchases for soul fans. ~ Ron Wynn
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