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Recording information: Bell Souhd, New York, NY; Media Sound, New York, NY.
Arrangers: Andrew Smith; Rene Hall.
Personnel: Joe Simon (vocals).
Audio Remixers: Raeford Gerald; Joe Simon; Michael Delugg.
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Joe Simon Get Down Songs | 1. | Get Down, Get Down (Get on the Floor) | |
| 2. | Fire Burning | |
| 3. | It Be's That Way Sometimes | |
| 4. | Music in My Bones | |
| 5. | You Don't Want to Believe It (My Man) | |
| 6. | In My Baby's Arms | |
| 7. | Still at the Mercy of Your Love | |
| 8. | It's Crying Time in Memphis | |
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