AK45: Old Man Me (Deep Soul)
b'Nothing but the best in this one. The problem with collecting records, especially rare 45s, is that you always want to find that one elusive track before putting a mix together. And while you\'re looking for that one, you find something else that you must have. Then there\'s the 45s that are so rare and expensive that you\'ll never get your hands on them, short of winning the lottery.\\n\\nAnyway, I\'ve amassed at least a couple of hours of must-hear singles to share with y\'all. For this one, I\'m keeping things in the deep soul genre, with a few northern tracks thrown in to spice things up. After the holidays I\'ll put together a stompin\' northern soul stormer, a rockabilly rager, and a groovy gamut of gospel -- just gotta fill out the collection a little more.\\n\\nMerry Christmas from the Ardster!\\n\\nTracklist\\n---------------------------\\n\\nGet Out - Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes\\nDon\'t Know What To Do - Darrell Banks\\nWoman, Love Thief - Stemmons Express\\nOld Man Me - Frank Hutson\\nI Don\'t Know Why I Love You - Stevie Wonder\\nStick-To-It-Ive-Ness - James Polk and the Brothers (feat: Yvonne)\\nIf - Jackie Moore\\nLove Gonna Pack Up (And Walk Out) - Sly, Slick and Wicked\\nNot Too Cool To Cry - Renaldo Domingo\\nIf This Is Love (I\'d Rather Be Lonely) - The Precisions\\nBaby Don\'t You Weep - Edward Hamilton\\nHe Called Me Baby - Candi Stanton\\nThe Devil Gives Me Everything Except What I Need - The High Society Brothers\\nBye Girl - Power\\nKnockin\' At The Wrong Door - The Rollers\\nThere\'s Got To Be A Loser - The Arcades\\nFor Granted - The Fabulous Moonlighters\\nOn Top Of The World - S.O.U.L.\\nGuess That Don\'t Make Be A Loser - Brothers Of Soul\\nJealous Guy - Donny Hathaway\\nWherever You Are - Jeter Davis\\nLet Your Sweet Surround Me - Ralph "Soul" Jackson\\nHoney Dove - Lee Fields\\nNothing From Nothing Leaves Nothing - Etta James'