Off White Records: VARIOUS ARTISTS - MORE FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE TRAX (CD)

CD released: Mar 31, 2017

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Tracklisting:

1.	Good Love, Bad Love - Eddie Floyd
2.	Fine And Mellow - Rufus Thomas
3.	You Make A Strong Girl Weak - The Premiers
4.	One Plus One - William Bell
5.	Never Let You Go - Rufus And Carla Thomas
6.	I Don't Want Trouble - Barbara And The Browns
7.	Grab This Thing Part 2 - The Mar-keys
8.	Don't Make Something Out Of Nothing - William Bell
9.	All Night Worker - Rufus Thomas
10.	I Want You Back - Carla Thomas
11.	The Puppet - Carla Thomas
12.	Down Deep Inside - Rufus & Friend

13.	I Don't Worry - Barbara Stephens
14.	The Shovel - The Mar-keys
15.	Reputation - The Four Shells
16.	Raw Dough - The Triumphs
17.	What'cha Gonna' Do - William Bell
18.	Talkin' Bout True Love - Rufus Thomas
19.	It's Starting To Grow - Carla Thomas
20.	Mini Skirt Minnie (Instrumental) - Sir Mack Rice
21.	Greasy Spoon - Rufus Thomas
22.	I'm Waiting On You - William Bell
23.	The Dribble - The Mar-keys
24.	Don't Let The Love Light Leave - Carla Thomas

VARIOUS ARTISTS

MORE FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE TRAX

Label:	KENT
Cat No:	CDTOP462
Barcode:	29667079624
Packaging:	CD Jewel Case

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To commemorate the 50th anniversary this month of the ground-breaking Hit The Road Stax tour of the UK and Europe, Kent is delighted to bring you a second volume of previously un-reissued Stax recordings from the company's "blue" era (1960-68).

Our first volume from "The Other Side Of The Trax" was originally intended to be a standalone project with no follow-up. Strong demand for more of the same - plus the fact that there were still many Stax masters to choose from - made the compilation of a second volume something of a formality.

These may have been B-sides originally, but there's nothing remotely inferior about any of the chosen tracks - indeed, most could just as easily have been A-sides.

Many of the biggest names ever to appear on Stax are featured - several of whom toured the UK and Europe on numerous occasions over the years - as well as one or two of the most obscure. All of the tracks are taken from original singles masters apart from one that had to be dubbed from disc due to the deterioration of the original tape.

Given that none of these tracks has ever been available on anything other than the original 45s, we are anticipating that "More From The Other Side Of The Trax" will enjoy the same healthy sales and acclaim its predecessor did.