Willie Clayton - If Your Loving Wasn't Good Enough to Keep Me...How - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Rhythm & Blues
- Description: One of the most important figures in Chicago blues of the 1970’s and 1980’s, Willie Clayton will always be remembered for his remarkable voice and impeccable phrasing. A favorite of both soul and blues fans alike, Clayton has been performing since the late 1960’s and has had a string of chart successes. In 1980 he recorded an album for the legendary Swamp Dogg’s S.D.E.G. tag entitled “IF YOUR LOVING WASN'T GOOD ENOUGH TO KEEP ME...HOW IN THE WORLD DO YOU THINK IT CAN BRING ME BACK?” Clayton duets with Swamp Dogg on the track “Cheating In The Daylight” which was written by Swamp Dogg and Bob Jones and recorded at Swamp Dogg’s House in Northridge, California. An often overlooked soul blues gem, the album finally sees the light of day in the digital domain with all tracks newly remastered. Album Tracks 1. Good Enough To Keep Me 2. Cheating In The Daylight (feat. Swamp Dogg) 3. One Nite Stand 4. Open The Door To Your Heart 5. How Do You Love Two 6. A Woman Needs To Be Loved 7. Show Me 8. Feels Like Love To Me 9. Shining Star 10. Does Your Mama Know 11. Stay 12. Where Has Love Gone
- Artist: Willie Clayton
- Title: If Your Loving Wasn't Good Enough to Keep Me...How
- Format: CD
- Label: Essential Media Mod
- Release Date: 11/28/2014
- Genre: Rhythm & Blues
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- Product Name: Willie Clayton - If Your Loving Wasn't Good Enough to Keep Me...How - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 894232108029
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One of the most important figures in Chicago blues of the 1970’s and 1980’s, Willie Clayton will always be remembered for his remarkable voice and impeccable phrasing. A favorite of both soul and blues fans alike, Clayton has been performing since the late 1960’s and has had a string of chart successes. In 1980 he recorded an album for the legendary Swamp Dogg’s S.D.E.G. tag entitled “IF YOUR LOVING WASN'T GOOD ENOUGH TO KEEP ME...HOW IN THE WORLD DO YOU THINK IT CAN BRING ME BACK?” Clayton duets with Swamp Dogg on the track “Cheating In The Daylight” which was written by Swamp Dogg and Bob Jones and recorded at Swamp Dogg’s House in Northridge, California. An often overlooked soul blues gem, the album finally sees the light of day in the digital domain with all tracks newly remastered. Album Tracks 1. Good Enough To Keep Me 2. Cheating In The Daylight (feat. Swamp Dogg) 3. One Nite Stand 4. Open The Door To Your Heart 5. How Do You Love Two 6. A Woman Needs To Be Loved 7. Show Me 8. Feels Like Love To Me 9. Shining Star 10. Does Your Mama Know 11. Stay 12. Where Has Love Gone
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