Various – Eccentric Soul: The Deep City Label

Name: Various - Eccentric Soul: The Deep City Label
Rating: 4.27 (26 reviews)

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1	Them Two–	Am I A Good Man Written-By – Clarke*	3:11
2	Moovers–	Someone To Fulfill My Needs Written-By – Pearsall*	2:55
3	Helene Smith–	I Am Controlled By Your Love Written-By – Clarke*	3:07
4	Johnny K. Killens & The Dynamites*–	I Don't Need Help Written-By – Clarke*	2:09
5	The Rocketeers (2)–	Stay Away From My Johnny Written-By – Pearsall*	2:30
6	Helene Smith–	Thrills And Chills Written-By – Clarke*	2:40
7	Betty Wright–	Paralyzed Written-By – Clarke*	2:41
8	Moovers–	I Love You Baby Written-By – Clarke*	2:35
9	Helene Smith–	Pain In My Heart Written-By – Neville*	2:53
10	Paul Kelly (3)–	The Upset Written-By – Clarke*	2:29
11	Moovers–	One Little Dance Written-By – Clarke*	2:26
12	Betty Wright–	Good Lovin' Written-By – Clarke*	2:45
13	Helene Smith–	Willing And Able Written-By – Clarke*	2:34
14	Paul Kelly (3)–	It's My Baby Written-By – Clarke*	2:37
15	Helene Smith–	You Got To Do Your Share Written-By – Clarke*	2:26
16	The Rocketeers (2)–	Good Thing Pt I Written-By – Beaver*	3:00
		Extended Play
17	Moovers–	Darling I'll Go Written-By – Unknown*	2:39

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Eccentric Soul: The Deep City Label (2×LP, Compilation)	Numero Group	007	US	2006
New Submission	Eccentric Soul: The Deep City Label (2×LP, Compilation, Repress)	Numero Group	NUM007, 007	US	2010
Recently Edited	Eccentric Soul: The Deep City Label (CD, Compilation, Reissue)	Numero Group	007	US	2015

LoversRecords Aug 11, 2010
The third instalment in the Numero Group’s Eccentric Soul series brings together some impressive 45s released by Deep City and a couple of other related labels in Miami, Florida in the 1960s. The core group of musicians behind these great songs was a trio of public school teachers and former Florida A&M marching band named Willie Clarke, Johnny Pearsall, and Arnold Albury. One of the greatest songs on the compilation is the giddy “Stay Away From My Johnny,” sung by a teenage clerk named Freda Grey. Seminal rarefied soul music.