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More fantastic NY soul. As it says on the label this was originally released on Shout (I'd still like a US copy if I ever come across a cheap one) in 1966, but the flip - Why Are You Doing This To Me - seems to be the better known side. There are at least two clips with that side on YouTube but I couldn't find this, the much better side, anywhere. There's some stuff about George at Sir Shambling's http://www.sirshambling.com/artists/G/george_freeman.htm Love the piano on this but, as always, it's the voice that counts - a big, raw, unsophisticated baritone, just dripping with soul.
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