“Lookin’ For A Love,” written by J. W. Alexander and Zelda Samuels, recorded by The Valentinos, 1962. Lead vocalist: Bobby Womack.
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“Come Over Here,” written by James Brown, recorded by James Brown and the Famous Flames, released 1962.
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“Need Your Love So Bad,” written and recorded by Little Willie John, 1955. Wille John (vocal), Bubber Johnson (piano), Mickey Baker (guitar), Milt Hinton (bass), Calvin Shields (drums), Willis Jackson (tenor sax), David Van Dyke (tenor sax), Reuben Phillips (baritone sax).
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“Why Girl,” recorded by The Precisions, 1967.
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“Shotgun,” written by Autry DeWalt (Junior Walker) and recorded by Junior Walker and the All Stars, 1965. Junior Walker (tenor sax, lead vocals), Willie Woods (lead guitar, harmony vocals), Eddie Willis (rhythm guitar), Johnny Griffith (Hammond B3 organ), Victor Thomas (keyboards), James Jamerson (bass), Jack Ashford (tamborine) and perhaps Benny Benjamin on drums. Eddie Willis created the shotgun effect by kicking his guitar amp.
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“Love With a Feeling,” written and recorded by Eddy Giles, 1967-ish.
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“Don’t Let Me Suffer,” written and recorded by Eddy Giles, 1967-ish.
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“It Takes More,” recorded by Eddy Giles, 1967-ish.
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“Losin’ Boy,” written and recorded by Eddy Giles, 1966.
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“Lonely Hearts,” written by Allen Toussaint, recorded by Betty Harris, 1967.
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