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ARTHUR PRYSOCK TOO LATE BABY: THE OLD TOWN SINGLES 1958-66 NEW CD - Picture 1 of 1

Too Late Baby: Old Town Singles 1958-66 by Prysock, Arthur (CD, 2014)

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Ace's 2014 compilation Too Late Baby: The Old Town Singles 1958-66 chronicles this phase, which arrived after he had several singles for Decca, but before he settled into a role as a jazz singer with a series of albums for Verve in the late '60s.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelAce, IMT

UPC0029667059824

eBay Product ID (ePID)27046046566

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2014

GenreRock

ArtistPrysock, Arthur

Release TitleToo Late Baby: Old Town Singles 1958-66

Dimensions

Item Height0.40 in

Item Weight0.25 lb

Item Length5.60 in

Item Width4.90 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks24

Number of Discs1

Tracks1.1 The Greatest Gift 1.2 I Just Want to Make Love to You 1.3 Keep a Light in the Window for Me 1.4 I Worry 'Bout You 1.5 If I Should Ever Fall in Love 1.6 Do You Believe 1.7 Good Rockin' Tonight 1.8 One More Time 1.9 Pianissimo 1.10 Come and See This Old Fool 1.11 Our Love Will Last 1.12 Crawdad 1.13 There Will Never Be Another You 1.14 Ebb Tide 1.15 Close Your Eyes 1.16 Full Moon and Empty Arms 1.17 Teardrops in the Rain 1.18 I'm Crossing Over 1.19 It's Too Late Baby (Too Late) 1.20 My Special Prayer 1.21 Only a Fool Breaks His Own Heart 1.22 Again 1.23 House By the Side of the Road 1.24 Let It Be Me

Notes2014 release, the first-ever CD compilation of this R&B balladeer's classic singles for New York's Old Town label. Between 1959 and 1966 Arthur Prysock had two dozen singles and more than half a dozen albums issued on Old Town. These have been largely out of print since Verve Records bought Arthur's contract and his Old Town masters in 1966. Many have never been reissued at all, in any format. Arthur's warm baritone brings to mind Lou Rawls, Roy Hamilton, Billy Paul and his own hero, Billy Eckstine, a contemporary and his friend. The tracks featured cover all facets of Arthur's artistry, from smooth balladry to rocking R&B. Apart from the title track, which made the Hot 100 and narrowly missed the R&B Top 10 in 1965, few of these became national hits but many were big sellers in the black American community and stayed in the Old Town catalogue for years. Kent issues them in digital format for the first time.