Thought i'd give some love to Mr.King for doing his thang on
"Supernatural Thing" then i remembered the "Benny & US" 1977 lp with AWB.
I can honestly say i like a few song's on this album.

Get It Up For Love
The Message
A Star In The Ghetto
What Is Soul

.....show some love out there

mrwigglesdaw1rm said:

My cut was Supernatural Thing. I not familiar with the other cuts on the album.

"Your Love, Your Love Is A Supernatural Thing."

Hotlegs said:

Yeah just threw

Get It Up For Love
The Message
A Star In The Ghetto
What Is Soul

in b'cause he was featured on A.W.B. lp.
But "Supernatural Thing" was funky alone

...I'm sure you'd remember them

mrwigglesdaw1rm said:

I'll have to check that out sometime. I only know "Supernatural Thing"

C'mon now, to give him all the love he deserves, you have to include these.

With The Drifters...
There Goes My Baby
This Magic Moment
Save The Last Dance for Me


Solo...
Spanish Harlem
Stand By Me
Don't Play That Song


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Hotlegs said:

"Supernatural Thing" is da jam!! One of the major jams from 1975

theAudience said:

True... my bad , it was not intentionally, good looking out. Those were the foundation.

mrwigglesdaw1rm said:

Hey, no bad at all my friend.
I just included those tunes for those that may not know.
Actually it's my bad for not including I Who Have Nothing.

Supernatural Thing is a cool tune. Always dug the guitar parts.

Your love, your love.


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theAudience said:

I have The Very Best Of Ben E. King, a Rhino collection which spans his entire career (from The Drifters to Supernatural Thing Pt. 1 and Do It In The Name Of Love). He has a fabulous voice, and the CD is sublime. You put it on when you want to relax and flake out. It's so damn good that you can't really pick favorites, although I do have a special appreciation of the delicate touch of "Spanish Harlem" and the absolute classic poignancy of "Stand By Me" (one of those perfect songs that will never die).
[Edited 8/5/05 18:11pm]

Ben E King what a great singer. Those songs you mentioned in particular Audience are some my favourites. Especially Don't Play That Song Much as I love Aretha her version doesn't do it for me lol
[Edited 8/5/05 18:38pm]

VoicesCarry said:

Nice comp.

Wonder how the Grass Roots (Let's Live For Today) got away with borrowing the chorus of I Count The Tears?


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theAudience said:

You can't use "borrowing", because you're speaking of a time when "borrowing" was still considered "stealing"

VoicesCarry said:

I guess it is Cruel To Be Kind.





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DavidEye said:

I never understood why parts 1 & 2 were seperated on the album....

You would think on the album, it would extended.....

that was one hell of a nose

funkpill said:

Yeah,that was strange,wasn't it?


a little trivia about this song: Carlos Santana loves this song,and he's been playing it during many of his shows since the mid-90s.In 1999,when he signed with Arista Records,the plan was to record a cover version which would also serve as the album's title.Unfortunately,the cover version didn't make the album,but they kept the word "supernatural" as the album's title.

In 2002,when he was recording the 'Shaman' album,he once again planned to record a cover version.This time,it was to be sung by Macy Gray.But it didn't make the album.So hopefully,one day,he will finally get to re-make this song,lol.