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Home in Your Heart: The Best of Solomon Burke

Home in Your Heart: The Best of Solomon Burke Tracks
1. Home in Your Heart
2. Down in the Valley
3. Looking for My Baby
4. I'm Hanging up My Heart for You
5. Cry to Me
6. Just Out of Reach (Of My Two Open Arms)
7. Goodbye Baby (Baby Goodbye)
8. Words
9. Stupidity
10. Send Me Some Loving
11. Go on Back to Him
12. Baby (I Wanna Be Loved)
13. Can't Nobody Love You
14. Got to Get You off My Mind
15. Someone to Love Me
16. You're Good for Me
17. Dance Dance Dance
18. Everbody Needs Somebody to Love
19. Tonight's the Night
20. Baby Come on Home
21. If You Need Me
22. Price
23. Get out of My Life Woman
24. Save It
25. Take Me (Just As I Am)
26. When She Touches Me (Nothing Else Matters)
27. I Wish I Knew (How It Would Feel to Be Free)
28. Party People
29. Keep a Light in the Window
30. I Feel a Sin Coming On
31. Meet Me in Church
32. Someone Is Watching
33. Detroit City
34. Shame on Me
35. I Stayed Away Too Long
36. It's Just a Matter of Time
37. Since I Met You Baby
38. Time Is a Thief
39. Woman, How Do You Make Me Love You Like I Do
40. It's Been a Change
41. What'd I Say
Solomon Burke - Home in Your Heart: The Best of Solomon Burke
Home in Your Heart: The Best of Solomon Burke Review
Without question, Solomon Burke is the most unfairly overlooked singer of soul's golden age. This definitive double CD proves it, including all of his best recorded for the Atlantic label between 1962 and 1968: the insanely accusatory "The Price," the Nashville Sounding "Just Out Of Reach," the romantically devout "Hanging Up My Heart," and more than three dozen others, all of them as Wilson Pickett-hard or, when it's called for, Sam Cooke-sweet as needed, and always drawing on the intense emotional testifying Burke had refined as a boy preacher. --David Cantwell


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A Solomon Burke Fan's Dream
5
This collection has most of Solomon Burke's hits from the sixties. Solomon Burke fans will be overtaken with sheer ecstasy while listening to this cd. It has all original hits, not remakes. It will really bring back the memories of the carefree days the past!!
Posted by Anonymous, on 1998-06-17
One of my "Top Three"
5
When a listener has the audacity to include Solomon Burke in the same sentence with Ray Charles and Bobby "Blue" Bland (and I do), there will be critics. To those critics, I simply say this: Listen to the first few notes of "Just Out Of Reach" and then try to tell me that this isn't one of the finest soul voices ever... period. When Solomon Burke is "on", as he is in nearly all of these classics, he's wonderful. And when he's off, and that's very seldom, he's still head and shoulders above many of the more recognizable soul stars. Just my inflated Canadian 2 cents
Posted by Anonymous, on 1999-07-19
Solomon can be the man, but isn't on too many of these
3
This has a number of great songs on it. And if you don't have "Got To Get You Off My Mind" this anthology certainly has it.

But the 2 LP collection called "If You Need Me/Rock 'n' Soul" has the best of this collection on it as well as many songs better than what is on here. Those LPs just flow together in near perfection with much less chaff than here.

When Solomon purrs in "Goodbye Baby (Baby Goodbye)" you are hearing one of the great R&B (or as he would call it R&S) vocalists. These songs are fun, snappy, well-arranged and graced with extraordinary vocals. But you get more of them on that collection than on this one.

This is quite good. But Solomon singing "He'll Have To Go" should not be missed. And several cuts on this one can be.

Posted by Anonymous, on 2003-05-13