The songs of the late Van McCoy have been part of the soundtrack
to everyone's life for more than 50 years. He became a hit artist
in his own right in the mid-'70s, thanks to 'The Hustle', but it's
his creativity as a composer/arranger in the '60s that has beguiled
Soul fans. Featured artists on this collection, including Jackie Wilson,
Gladys Knight & the Pips, Erma Franklin, Nina Simone, Aretha Franklin,
Jerry Butler, Esther Phillips, Irma Thomas and Chuck Jackson, show
that McCoy 's songs were invariably given the VIP treatment by the
biggest stars in the Soul firmament. Kent.

The Sweetest Feeling - A Van Mccoy Songbook - 1962 - 1973 - Various Artists - Kent 334

01 erma franklin - i get the sweetest feeling.mp3
02 jackie wilson - i've lost you.mp3
03 spellbinders - for you.mp3
04 betty everett - getting mighty crowded.mp3
05 ruby & the romantics - when you're young and in love.mp3
06 nina simone - either way i lose.mp3
07 barbara lewis - baby i'm yours.mp3
08 chuck jackson - who's gonna pick up the pieces.mp3
09 little esther phillips - some things you never get used to.mp3
10 jerry butler - i can't stand to see you cry.mp3
11 billy t soul - the way to a woman's heart.mp3
12 teri thornton - why don't you love me.mp3
13 gladys knight & the pips - stop and get a hold of myself.mp3
14 irma thomas - it's starting to get to me now.mp3
15 nancy wilson - where does that leave me.mp3
16 oscar weathers - the spoiler.mp3
17 ilana - where would you be today.mp3
18 aretha franklin - so soon.mp3
19 donny hathaway - giving up.mp3
20 g c cameron - let me down easy.mp3
21 ad libs - nothing worse than being alone.mp3
22 sharon ridley - stay a while with me.mp3
23 brenda & the tabulations - a love you can depend on.mp3
24 melba moore - lean on me.mp3

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