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Sam Cooke - Complete Recordings of Sam Cooke with the Soul Stirrers
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Music CD CoverArtist: Sam Cooke Brand: COOKE,SAM Edition: Music CD Format: Box set CD Release Date: 2002-10-22 Music Label: Specialty Soundtracks: Music CD 1- Come, Let Us Go Back to God
- Peace in the Valley
- I'm Gonna Build on That Shore
- I'm Gonna Build on That Shore
- I'm on the Firing Line
- I'm on the Firing Line
- Joy, Joy to My Soul
- Until Jesus Calls Me Home
- Jesus Done Just What He Said
- Jesus Gave Me Water
- He's My Rock (Wait on Jesus)
- How Far Am I from Canaan?
- Christ Is All
- It Won't Be Very Long
- It Won't Be Very Long (take 2 - alternate)
- It Won't Be Very Long (take 3 - alternate)
- Jesus Will Lead Me to That Promised Land (take 1 - alternate)
- Jesus Will Lead Me to That Promised Land [incomplete] (take 2 - alternate)
- Jesus Will Lead Me to That Promised Land
- Just Another Day
- Let Me Go Home (take 1 - alternate)
- Let Me Go Home
- Jesus Paid the Debt
- Jesus Paid the Debt (take 2 - alternate)
- How Far Am I from Canaan?
- How Far Am I from Canaan? [incomplete] (take 1 - alternate)
- How Far Am I from Canaan? (take 3 - alternate)
- Someday Somewhere
- Someday Somewhere
Music CD 2- End of My Journey
- He'll Welcome Me
- He's My Friend Until the End
- He's My Friend Until the End (take 2 - alternate)
- I Have a Friend Above All Others
- Come and Go to That Land
- Come and Go to That Land (take 1 - alternate)
- Come and Go to That Land (take 3 - alternate)
- I'd Give Up All My Sins and Serve the Lord
- I'm So Happy in the Service of the Lord
- All Right Now
- All Right Now (take 2 - alternate)
- All Right Now (take 4 - alternate)
- He'll Make a Way 2:36
- He'll Make a Way (take 2 - alternate)
- Jesus, I'll Never Forget
- Jesus, I'll Never Forget (take 5 - alternate)
- Any Day Now
- Any Day Now (take 6 alternate)
- One More River
- Nearer to Thee
- I'm So Glad (Trouble Don't Last Always)
- Be with Me Jesus
- He's My Guide (take 4 - alternate)
- He's My Guide [incomplete] (take 12 - alternate)
- He's My Guide (take 13)
- Pilgrim of Sorrow
- Pray [incomplete]
- The Last Mile of the Way [incomplete] (take 1 - alternate)
- The Last Mile of the Way (take 2A - alternate)
Music CD 3- The Last Mile of the Way
- He's So Wonderful
- Touch the Hem of His Garment
- Jesus, Wash Away My Troubles
- Farther Along
- Must Jesus Bear This Cross Alone?
- Pilgrim of Sorrow
- Happy in Love
- I Need You Now
- I'll Come Running Back to You
- Lovable
- I Don't Want to Cry
- That's All I Need to Know
- Forever
- Lord Remember Me
- That's Heaven to Me (take 1 - alternate)
- That's Heaven to Me
- Were You There? [false starts] (takes 1-4)
- Were You There? (take 5 - alternate)
- Were You There?
- Mean Old World (take 3 - alternate)
- Mean Old World
- I Have a Friend Above All Others
- Be with Me Jesus
- Nearer to Thee
Free Music Notes for Complete Recordings of Sam Cooke with the Soul StirrersFree Music Review: Finally, Sam Cooke gospel in one package! Hit: 5 Stars
Being a fan of Sam Cooke is easly to explain-just listen to the music. And the correct music to listen to is his gospel work. The polish had not been applied and what one is left with is pure emotion tempered with an understanding that something greater lies ahead. Sam Cooke allowed gospel to cross the line to mass appeal thus creating the "storm" of r & b and other race music that was to come. When you look at the history, the split from Jubilee occurs with the introduction of Sam Coook to the Soul Stirrers. Each generation must build upon what they have been given. In each genre we find this occuring and gospel is no exception. Each disc in this series contains music that shows how the idiom can be changed when the right individual comes along at the right time. Sam Cook is that individual with the right voice. Although I enjoy each voice on these disc's, and believe me I have listened to hear what each man sings, Sam's voice is the one that brings it all together. I was once told that Sam, as a young boy, would sing to rocks, his audience. This is the type effort that you hear in his songs. Only by dedicating oneself to your craft can you hope to achieve greatness. I don't mean to belittle the remainder of the Soul Stirrers 'cause no other group was able to do for the background what they were able to do. Don't believe me, listen to the groups around at that time. They were still doing Jubilee songs until the 'Stirrers' started the dual lead vocals, stacked harmonies in the background and instrumentation. Let me encourage you to go directly to the live recordings on disc 3 and witness the raw emotion of Sam Cooke and Paul Foster at the '55 Shrine Concert. If you are able to remove all your preconceived notions about Sam Cooke as well as the commercial r & b recordings you have heard, you will hear why gospel had to change to accommodate his natural ability. Close your eyes and hear all, and I mean all, of the artists who would follow in Sam's footsteps--black and white(Rod Steward, Marvin Gaye, Mick Jagger, etc.). I just hope to one day find some material with Sam and the Highway QC's. Until then...
Complete Recordings of Sam Cooke with the Soul Stirrers PosterNo Description Available No Track Information Available Media Type: CD Artist: COOKE,SAM Title: COMPLETE SPECIALTY RECORDINGS OF SAM COOKE WITH TH Street Release Date: 10/22/2002 Domestic Genre: OLDIES While the pop classics by the grit-and-honey singer reached a broader audience, Sam Cooke's formative music with the Soul Stirrers, recorded for the Specialty label, ranks with both his best and gospel's best. Only 19 when he was recruited in 1950 to replace the group's venerable R.H. Harris, Cooke developed the signature style he would carry into the popular arena while he was still singing church music. Disc 1 shows the raw passion of a vocalist who has yet to apply the polish for which he would become known. By disc 2, Cooke is no longer tentative in replacing a legend but asserting an irrepressible musical identity. Disc 3 demonstrates his growth as both a vocal master and an ambitious songwriter--most famously on "Touch the Hem of His Garment"--while documenting his transition as a solo artist into the secular arena. Among the revelations of the set's 83 tracks, the stripped-down arrangements on the alternate takes of "Come and Go to That Land" anticipate the rise of "sacred steel," while the vocal call-and-response over the organ bedrock of "All Right Now" is as rapturous as gospel gets. After the various takes of "Were You There?" show how Cooke could take the most familiar material and make it his own, the final three tracks capture his electrifying impact in live performance. --Don McLeese
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