“Everybody Needs Somebody to Love,” written by Bert Berns, Jerry Wexler, and Solomon Burke, recorded by Solomon Burke, 1964
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“Presents For Christmas,” recorded by Solomon Burke in 1966.
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“Cry to Me,” written by Bert Russell Berns, recorded by Solomon Burke, 1962.
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“I Said I Was Sorry,” written by Joy Byers, recorded by Solomon Burke, 1962.
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“Dance, Dance, Dance,” written and recorded by Solomon Burke, 1965. Great band.
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“Goodbye Baby, Baby Goodbye,” written by Bert Berns and Wes Farrell, recorded by Solomon Burke, 1964.
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“Presents For Christmas,” recorded by Solomon Burke in 1966.
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“If You Need Me,” written by Wilson Pickett, Robert Bateman, and Sonny Sanders, recorded by Solomon Burke in 1963. Solomon Burke (vocal), Ernie Royal and Irving Markowitz (trumpet), Sam Taylor and Ben Smith (tenor sax), Haywood Henry (baritone sax), Artie Butler (piano), George Barnes and Bob Bushnell (guitars), Russ Saunders (bass), Bobby Donaldson,(drums) Phil Kraus (tambourine). Don’t know who sang the backup vocals.
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“Got to Get You Off My Mind,” written and performed by Solomon Burke, 1965. Backup singers included Cissy Houston, and Dee Dee Warwick. Produced by Jerry Wexler.
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“None of Us Are Free,” written by Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil, and Brenda Russell, performed by Solomon Burke in 2002, accompanied by the Blind Boys of Alabama (backing vocals), Rudy Copeland (organ), Chris Bruce (guitar), David Piltch (bass), Jay Bellerose (drums). Great video.
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