Bobby Womack
Lewisham Jazz Festival
Lewisham Theatre
London, England
October 21, 1990
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
01 Intro
02 Womack's Groove
03 Baby, I'm Back
04 I Wanna Make Love To You
05 Ain't Nothing Like The Loving We Got
06 Nobody Wants You When You're Down And Out
07 Daylight
08 Woman's Gotta Have It
09 That's The Way I Feel About 'Cha
10 Looking For A Love
11 A World Where No One Cries
12 Stop On By
13 Harry Hippie
14 I Wish He Didn't Trust Me So Much
15 (No Matter How High I Get) I'll Still Be Lookin' Up To You
16 I Can Understand It
17 I Want To Take You Higher
18 Outro
Bobby Womack was only 16 when he began playing guitar for the Late Great Sam Cooke. During his decades long career (he was on the music scene from 1952 - 2014) he had a total of 13 Top Ten Singles and 8 Top Ten Albums. For Rock & Roll fans he wrote the song "Looking For Love" that to this day is included in every live set The J. Geils Band plays. Bobby also wrote a song that became the first hit for The Rolling Stones, "It's All Over Now".
Bobby Womack also became known for his party lifestyle. He was very close friends with Sly Stone and as he once said "... Me and Sly [Stone] were running partners."
Bobby Womack died June 27, 2014. No cause of death was given but he had long been suffering from Alzheimer's disease, diabetes and had fought cancer.
Lewisham Jazz Festival
Lewisham Theatre
London, England
October 21, 1990
FM Broadcast Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
01 Intro
02 Womack's Groove
03 Baby, I'm Back
04 I Wanna Make Love To You
05 Ain't Nothing Like The Loving We Got
06 Nobody Wants You When You're Down And Out
07 Daylight
08 Woman's Gotta Have It
09 That's The Way I Feel About 'Cha
10 Looking For A Love
11 A World Where No One Cries
12 Stop On By
13 Harry Hippie
14 I Wish He Didn't Trust Me So Much
15 (No Matter How High I Get) I'll Still Be Lookin' Up To You
16 I Can Understand It
17 I Want To Take You Higher
18 Outro
Bobby Womack was only 16 when he began playing guitar for the Late Great Sam Cooke. During his decades long career (he was on the music scene from 1952 - 2014) he had a total of 13 Top Ten Singles and 8 Top Ten Albums. For Rock & Roll fans he wrote the song "Looking For Love" that to this day is included in every live set The J. Geils Band plays. Bobby also wrote a song that became the first hit for The Rolling Stones, "It's All Over Now".
Bobby Womack also became known for his party lifestyle. He was very close friends with Sly Stone and as he once said "... Me and Sly [Stone] were running partners."
Bobby Womack died June 27, 2014. No cause of death was given but he had long been suffering from Alzheimer's disease, diabetes and had fought cancer.
It makes my day to see this! This might be the first Bobby Womack boot I've ever seen... one of my favorite singers. Thanks for posting soul music here and there, Dave - cheers!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome James! Glad you're enjoying the Bobby Womack. It's a personal favorite of mine. It's the only one I have found from him so they must be kind of rare. There will definitely be more Soul boots to come..you can't be from Detroit, home of Motown, without loving Soul Music.
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Yikes! A Bobby Womack boot!
ReplyDeleteIt may be Friday night, but I'm ready for Monday morning. Bring it on!
A nice rare addition to any Soul fans collection..hope you enjoy it!
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