DustyRose's Prisoner Of Love Vol. 1

Gotta new series here titled for another favorite song of mine,
"Prisoner Of Love" is a 1931 popular song with music by Russ Columbo and Clarence Gaskill and lyrics by Leo Robin. The song was popularized by Columbo and later became a major hit for Perry Como and The Ink Spots. It was also recorded by Billy Eckstine and many other artist that followed... In all our lifes we are all Prisoners when it comes to love...past, present & future...It's just the music that makes it that more real.

Okayyy, time to Bitch!...
This is in no way intended toward my fellow Crew members....
(Thanks again 4 your previous comments on this comp)

I hope you all enjoy the tunes that I compiled for this series but this time around I would love to see more comments. (To those that posted comments in the past are appreciated so much!) I gotta look at this from my fellow crew members point of view ,especially P-Stylze comment posted on the side of this blog for COMMENT OF THE DAY.. I agree 100%!
No begging on your part or bigheaded on mine, It's just that I spend alot of time on these & when I see the limit of 10 to 20 comments compare to the 200+ downloads in my account, I gotta say it upsets me somewhat & though I LOVE to share what I have, I realize it's my choice to do so, even if SOME of these tracks I shared appear on CD compilations to be sold on E-Bay when your getting them free from here...My tracks may come from Vinyl, Tapes, CD's, 8 tracks, or my collection from generous sharers in the past, whatever, No MATTER, they are MP3 NOW....Sharing these with you all is not robbing me in that way as they are here for your listening pleasure...There, I said it and I'm not sorry, it's just something that's been annoying me for awhile, so if the shoe fits, I'm just saying.... :)
Well the rest is up to you music lovers, either you want to leave a comment or not....Keep in mind that to SOME of you these are Rolas that you may not have and would love to get, even more when your a music lover as we all are or we wouldn't be here.
My point is that these comps are free and when someone hands you something for free, what do you say ???
Honestly, I have no time to be mailing out passwords so I'm gonna make this easy...25 comments or more and this baby is yours, Only then will I post the link (even for the ones that wait & didn't say ("Thanks")
Please don't hate, I'm just being honest :D

Big props to RossyBoy for knocking out another cover for me!!! Gracias RB :)
Big Thanks to G-Man for allowing my comp posts on SSS ! :)

Here's a little 411 on some of these tracks BUT half way down I lost my notes on the background stories, so I am skipping those for the fact that I don't wanna research them all over again! As always any corrections are welcomed. Thanks & Enjoy!
@-}--- Rose
01. James Brown &The Famous Flames - Prisoner Of Love1962 - King Born James Joseph Brown May 3, 1933 – Died December 25, 2006) Brown revived "Prisoner of Love" in 1963. It was his first recording to enter the pop Top 20, reaching #18. He performed the song live with his vocal group, The Famous Flames on the concert film The T.A.M.I. Show, and on a mid-1960s telecast of The Ed Sullivan Show. The Flames, however, were not used on the studio recording, having been replaced, in this instance, by a female chorus.02. The Charmels - I'll Gladly Take You Back1967 - Volt AKA The The Tonettes & The Dixiebelles03. Aztlan - Should I Take You Home04. The Unhooked Generation - The Big Let Down05. The Sly Slick & Wicked - Not On The OutsideOff their (Tonights The Night) CD, founded in 1969 by Texas native Thomas Hawkins, aka Sonny Daye. The group debuted in East Los Angeles with original members Sonny Daye, Larry Lewis and Donny Everheart06. The Cellos - I Beg For Your LoveFrom Manhattan,New York 1958 - Apollo 524 From Manhattan,New York The original name of the group was The Marcels and they would practice tunes by one of their favorite groups The Harptones. The group got a contract with Apollo Records and had their first session in January of 1957. But by the end of March in 1958, That was the end of The Cellos, and also soon would be the end of Apollo Records.07. The Ballads - Forever1967 - Venture08. Reflections - Through Thick And Thin09. The Extensions - My Need1963 - Success 10910. Billy ''Soul'' Bonds - Stand By Me Girl11. The Five Smooth Stones - I Will Never Love Another12. Freddy & The Sounds Of Soul - I Can't Break Away From You13. The Three Degrees - Together14. The Four Tops - Remember What I Told You to Forget1972 - ABC Records, Founded in Detroit, Michigan as The Four Aims, lead singer Levi Stubbs (born Levi Stubbles, a cousin of Jackie Wilson and brother of The Falcons' Joe Stubbs) sings Lead on this original version..who lost his life in 200815. Mayer Hawthorne - You've Got The Makings Of A LoverBorn and raised in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Hawthorne moved to Los Angeles in 2008 He got his feel of soul music when he was younger listening to the car radio while riding with his Dad near Detroit16. 100% Pure Poison - Puppet On A Chain17. The Montegos - Theme Of A Broken Heart18. The Exquisites - Never Never1985 - Avenue D19. Bobby Mandolph - Tell Me Tomorrow20. The Moods - Neither One Of Us21. Harmony Street - Come Back To Me22. Silk & Satin - You Got To Be The One23. Man's Theory - What Can I Do24. Royal Jesters - You're Not There25. Al Hudson & One Way - Something in the Past

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