9 thoughts on “ The Record (Baby I Love You) - Ben E. King - What Is Soul? (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Record (Baby, I Love You) on Discogs. Label: ATCO Records - • Format: Vinyl 7 Ben E. King - The Record (Baby, I Love You) (, Vinyl) | Discogs3/5(1).

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2. The Record (Baby I Love You) A2: She's Gone Again: A3: There's No Place To Hide: A4: Cry No More: A5: Goodnight My Love, Pleasant Dreams: A6: Katherine: B1: Can't Break The News To Myself: B2: I Swear By Stars Above: B3: Get In A Hurry: B4: They Don't Give Medals To Yesterday's Heroes: B5: Teeny Weeny Little Bit: B6: What Is Soul5/5(3).

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3. Title track is awsome, i've been after it for ages, loved track 1 The Record(baby i love you). Good value for money price with it being a part of the Japanese Atlantic series which means no additional tracks and sleeve notes in Japanese. If you like Ben E King then this is an essential purchase/5(13).

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4. Aug 10,  · NYC Northern Soul: Ben E King "The Record (Baby I Love You)" 45 Atco Graham Jarvis Memphis Northern Soul: Jean & The Darlings "How Can You Mistreat The One You Love" 45 Volt

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5. Delighted with this album, not released in the USA, a mixture of failed A & B sides. Title track is awsome, i've been after it for ages, loved track 1 The Record(baby i love you). Good value for money price with it being a part of the Japanese Atlantic series which means no /5(13).

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6. 1. The Record (Baby I Love You) 2. She's Gone Again 3. There's No Place To Hide 4. Cry No More 5. Goodnight My Love, Pleasant Dreams 6. Katherine 7. I Can't Break The News To Myself 8. I Swear By Stars Above 9. Get In A Hurry They Don't Give Medals To Yesterday's Heroes Teeny Wheeny Little Bit What Is Soul?

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7. Ben E King's album What Is Soul? was the product of two years' work. While the focus of the music audience changed during the second part of the '60s, he recorded another soulful and .

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8. The last of Ben E. King's original Atlantic albums (until the s, when he returned to the label), and his last new album for three years, What Is Soul? was actually the product of two years' work. In that sense, it nearly rivaled the preceding Seven Letters as a representative body of King's work -- except that at this point his back was to the wall, his chart action fading as he found.

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9. Ben E King's album What Is Soul? was the product of two years' work. While the focus of the music audience changed during the second part of the '60s, he recorded another soulful and recognisable album. It marks a point in his shift to the '70s. The most impressive songs are the title track, 'The Record (Baby I Love You)' and 'There's No Place to Hide'. For all King lovers a great record to listen to. Ben .

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