Scott,Freddie Mr Heartache: Best Of The Columbia Recordings Plus CD

2009 collection from the late great '60's Soul belter. Freddie Scott was one of the best exponents of big city Soul that New York ever produced. He reached the Top 10 with Goffin & King's 'Hey Girl', cut for Colpix in 1963, and topped the R&B chart three years later with 'Are You Lonely for Me', released on Bert Berns' Shout label. Few people ever got to hear the wonderful music he recorded in the interim for Columbia. 24 tracks. Kent.

1. Lonely Man 2. Giving You My Heart 3. Blow, Wind 4. My Arms Aren't Strong Enough 5. One More Time Before You Go 6. I'm Too Far Gone (To Turn Around) 7. Just One Love 8. It's Been Like This (All My Life) 9. Sing, Girl 10. I'll Try Again 11. One Heartache Too Many 12. Mr. Heratache 13. Everything I Have Is Yours 14. Laura 15. There Goes My Heart 16. Don't Let It End 17. Come Up Singing 18. Forget Me If You Can 19. One Iddy Biddy Needle (And a Little Bit of Thread) 20. Let It Be Me 21. For Your Love 22. Spanish Harlem 23. Eileen (Previously Unissued Shout Recording) 24. Bring It on Home to Me