“Honey Dove,” by Lee Fields & the Expressions, 2009.
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“Broadway Walk,” written by Bobby Womack, Clarence Carter, Dan Penn, and Spooner Oldham, recorded by Roy Head, 1967.
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“I Don’t Want To Lose You,” written by by Horace Ott and Carolyn Franklin and recorded by Ms. Franklin in 1969.
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“Why Not Tonight,” written by James Gilreath, recorded by Jimmy Hughes, 1967.
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“Don’t Lose Your Good Thing,” written by Bob Killen, Rick Hall, and Spooner Oldham, recorded by Jimmy Hughes, 1967.
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“Take Me (Just As I Am),” written by Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham, recorded by Arthur Conley, 1966.
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“I Do,” written and recorded by The Marvelows,1965. The number was apparently developed from the group’s warm-up routine. The J. Geils Band recorded a popular live version in 1982.
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“Make Me Yours,” written (and originally recorded) by Bettye Swann, performed here by Leon Haywood, 1973.
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“Nobody But You Babe,” by Miami’s Clarence Reid, 1969.
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