Northern Soul CD

Northern Soul Music

List Price	$13.97 (You save $2.32)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Soul/R&B CDs, Urban Soundtrack, R&B, Oldies Collections
Label	Solid Gold
Orig Year	2005
All Time Sales Rank	161413
CD Universe Part number	6986403
Catalog number	2706
Discs	2
Release Date	Nov 15, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Northern Soul Songs

		Northern Soul CD DISC 1:
	1.	Getting Mighty Crowded - Betty Everett
	2.	I'm Satisfied - Otis Clay
	3.	Do the 45 - The Sharpees
	4.	Power of Love, The - Mary Silvers
	5.	Baby What Has Happened to Our Love - Ringleaders
	6.	Snake, The - Al Wilson
	7.	Don't Shut Me Out - Liz Lands
	8.	Flame in My Heart, A - Otis Clay
	9.	Who You Gonna Love - Accents
	10.	Who Is She - Lucky Laws
	11.	Just to Please You - The Sharpees
	12.	Your Love Is Important Me - Betty Everett
	13.	I Don't Know What to Do - Otis Clay
	14.	I'm Walking Away - Denise Chandler
	15.	Girls Are Out to Get You - The Fascinations
	16.	Your Wish Is My Command - Inspirations
	17.	Please Love Me - Betty Everett
	18.	Where Will You Be Boy - Beverley Shaffer
		Northern Soul Songs DISC 2:
	1.	Don't Leave Me - The Admirations
	2.	Double Life - Jerry Fuller
	3.	Got to Find a Way - Otis Clay
	4.	I've Got a Claim on You - Betty Everett
	5.	I Got a Secret - The Sharpees
	6.	I'm Your Pimp - Skull Snaps
	7.	Show Place - Otis Clay
	8.	I'll Be There - Betty Everett
	9.	Sad Feeling - Cicero Blake
	10.	One Man's Poison - Liz Lands
	11.	You Better Think Again - Accents
	12.	I Testify - Otis Clay
	13.	Wait till I Get to Know You - The Admirations
	14.	Even the Score - Beverley Shaffer
	15.	Don't You Worry - Joe & Mack
	16.	New Girl - Accents
	17.	Tired of Being Lonely - The Sharpees
	18.	How It Is When You're in Love - Otis Clay

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