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Contents Format: CD Specifications: Jewel Case World's first! A duet compilation focusing on the prestigious Southern Soul label "The Last Soul Company," MALACO! From famous duets of the Motown Golden Age, symbolized by Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell's "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," to sophisticated adult performances like Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway's "Where Is the Love," male-female duets in soul music have produced countless masterpieces. ?In Southern Soul/MALACO RECORDS�c A love groove unique to the South, different from the refined harmonies of the city. A sweet and intense love duet directly descended from the South by King Floyd on "Groove Me" and Dorothy Moore on "Misty Blue." A deep, bluesy duet featuring Shirley Brown of "Woman to Woman," soul legend Bobby Womack (who left behind numerous hits including "110th Street Crossing"), as well as Z.Z. Hill and Little Milton. Masters who are at the heart of Southern soul intersect. Selection and supervision by Hideo "JAM" Hosoda. [TRACKLIST]01. King Floyd & Dorothy Moore / We Can Love02. Frederick Knight - Fern Kinney / Sweet Life03. Shirley Brown - Bobby Womack / Ain't Nothin' Like The Lovin' We Got04. Denise LaSalle - Latimore / Right Place, Right Time05. Dorothy Moore & Eddie Floyd / We Should Really Be In Love06.Johnnie Taylor - Tasha Taylor / Ain't That Lovin' You (For More Reasons Than One)07.Margaret Reynolds - Lattimore / I Really Miss You08.Little Milton - Dorothy Moore / If You Give Me Your Heart09. LITTLE MILTON w/Lucinda Williams-Love Hurts10.Champaign / Belong11.Patterson Twins / I Need Your Love12.Dorothy Moore & Eddie Floyd / I'll Never Be Loved 13. King Floyd & Dorothy Moore / Make Love 14. Frederick Knight - Fern Kinney / Tonight's The Night 15. Dorothy Moore - Z.Z. Hill / Don't Let Our Good Thing 16. Mosley & Johnson / Just Because You're Mine Media Reviews and More From the famous duets of Motown's golden age, symbolized by Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell's "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," to the sophisticated and mature performances of Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway's "Where Is the Love," male-female duets in soul music have produced countless masterpieces. In Southern Soul/MALACO RECORDS... A love groove unique to the South, different from the sophisticated urban harmonies. A sweet and intense love duet directly descended from the South by King Floyd on "Groove Me" and Dorothy Moore on "Misty Blue." A deep, bluesy duet featuring Shirley Brown of "Woman to Woman," soul legend Bobby Womack (who left behind numerous hits including "110th Street Crossing"), as well as Z.Z. Hill and Little Milton. Masters at the heart of Southern soul intersect in this collaboration. Selection and supervision by Hideo "JAM" Hosoda. (C)RS