Atlanta Soul – The Peachtree Records Story – Various Artists CD (Grapevine)

Code: GVCD3009

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1. JAMES FOUNTAIN Seven Day Lover

2. MITTY COLLIER Lovin’ On Borrowed Time

3. EMORY and THE DYNAMICS Let’s Take A Look At Our Life

4. JIMMY CHURCH Shadow Of Another Man’s Love

5. SUSIE RAINEY You Hurt So Good

6. EDDIE BILLUPS A Soldier’s Prayer

7. GORGEOUS GEORGE You Can’t Stop A Woman

8. THE FOUR DYNAMICS Thing’s That A Lady Ain’t Supposed To Do

9. MITTY COLLIER Share What You Got

10. JAMES FOUNTAIN Burning Up For Your Love

11. EMORY and THE DYNAMICS It Sure Would Be Nice

12. JIMMY CHURCH Thinkin’ About The Good Times

13. EDDIE BILLUPS Ask My Heart

14. GORGEOUS GEORGE It’s Not A Hurting Thing

15. MITTY COLLIER Your Sign Is A Good Sign

16. THE FOUR DYNAMICS That’s What Girls Are Made For

17. JOHNNY JONES and THE KING CASUALS Purple Haze

18. JAMES FOUNTAIN Malnutrition

19. MITTY COLLIER What Do You Want

20. PEG LEG MOFFETT The Socker

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1. James Fountain – Seven Day Lover
2. Mitty Collier – Lovin’ On Borrowed Time
3. Emory And The Dynamics – Let’s Take A Look At Our Life
4. Jimmy Church – Shadow Of Another Man’s Love
5. Susie Rainey – You Hurt So Good
6. Eddie Billups – A Soldier’s Prayer
7. Gorgeous George – You Can’t Stop A Woman Previously Unissued
8. The Four Dynamics – Thing’s That A Lady Ain’t Supposed To Do
9. Mitty Collier – Share What You Got
10. James Fountain – Burning Up For Your Love
11. Emory And The Dynamics – It Sure Would Be Nice
12. Jimmy Church – Thinkin’ About The Good Times
13. Eddie Billups – Ask My Heart
14. Gorgeous George – It’s Not A Hurting Thing
15. Mitty Collier – Your Sign Is A Good Sign
16. The Four Dynamics – That’s What Girls Are Made For
17. Johnny Jones And The King Casuals – Purple Haze
18. James Fountain – Malnutrition
19. Mitty Collier – What Do You Want
20. Peg Leg Moffett – The Socker

Weight	120 g
Title	Atlanta Soul – The Peachtree Records Story
Artist	Various Artists
Label	Grapevine
Format	CD
Genre	Northern Soul, Southern Soul & Deep Soul
Release Year	2003
Condition	New & Sealed

Formed in 1968 by soul star William Bell and his manager Henry Wynn, PEACHTREE RECORDS were based in Atlanta and issued 20 highly acclaimed ‘southern soul’ singles, all of which are now highly treasured by soul fans and record collectors, especially in Europe and Japan. Many Peachtree tracks are also in heavy demand with ‘northern’ and ‘modern soul’ fans. This essential album features James Fountain, Mitty Collier, Emory & The Dynamics, Jimmy Church, Eddie Billups, Johnny Jones & The King Casuals and Peg Leg Moffett not to forget Susie Rainey’s amazing original version of “You Hurt So Good” and the previously unissued Gorgeous George track, “You Can’t Stop A Woman”.

Peachtree is a label soul collectors talk about in hushed and reverent tones, not just because of the rarity of the 45s that were issued but also because of the quality of the music. ‘Northern’ soul fans have their own Peachtree favourites, as do ‘deep’ soul enthusiasts and funk freaks. The Atlanta Soul album (GVCD 3009) contains the best and most sought-after Peachtree tracks – something for everybody to marvel at and enjoy. Many of the songs featured here haven’t been reissued since they were first pressed over thirty years ago and the inclusion of a stunning unissued cut by Gorgeous George is a welcome bonus. Music that would have cost you an arm and a leg to own is now easily available – good news for lovers of real soul everywhere.

PEACHTREE RECORDS was formed by soul star William Bell and his manager Henry Wynn who ran a booking agency called Supersonic Attractions. Wynn arranged for several of his artists to be warm-up acts on a 1968 Jackie Wilson tour but none of these artists had new records on the street at the time, and therefore nothing to sell at gigs. So Bell and Wynn decided to record these artists for their own record label – and Peachtree Records was born. Now, thirty-five years later, these wonderful recordings are still highly acclaimed by soul fans all over the world.- Grapevine