“Mean It Baby,” written by Rosario Pellegrino, by Carl Hall, 1967. The flip side of the original recording of “You Don’t Know Nothing About Love.”
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“The Soul Of A Man,” written by Oliver Sain, recorded by Fontella Bass, 1965.
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“Soul Serenade,” written by King Curtis and Luther Dixon, recorded by Aretha Franklin, 1967. The 1964 instrumental version had been a hit for King Curtis, and he’s a sideman on this track.
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”Stay Baby Stay,” written by Johnny Daye and Steve Cropper, recorded by blue-eyed soul singer Johnny Daye, an Otis Redding protégé, in 1968.
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by Brice Coefield and Gary Pipkin, recorded by blue-eyed soul singer Johnny Daye in 1966.
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“I Need Somebody,” written by Steve Cropper and Dorothy Williams, recorded by Johnny Daye, 1968.
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It Was You That I Needed,” written and recorded by Carl Hall, 1967.
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“Broke Down Piece of Man,” written by Joe Shamwell and Steve Cropper, recorded by Sam & Dave (David Prater and Samuel Moore), 1967.
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“Voice Your Choice,” written by Maurice McAlister and Gerald Sims, recorded by The Radiants, 1964.
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“Baby Hit And Run,” written by James Dean and William Weatherspoon, recorded by The Contours, 1963 (UK release 1974).
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