04. "Had you told it like it was (it wouldn't be like it is)"
05. "This morning"
06. "I walked all night long"
07. "Don't throw your love on me so strong"
08. "Travelin' to California"
09. "I've made nights by myself"
10. "This funny feeling"
11. "Ooh-ee baby"
12. "Dyna flow"
Number of discs:
1
Description:
"The resulting album was effectly a compilation of Albert's earlier Bobbin (Records) releases, highlighted by the hit single 'Don't Throw Your Love On Me'. A twelve track album..." (quoted from the inner liner notes)
Recording dates according the Wikipedia article "Bobbin Records" (visited 2020/02/18):
- Track 11 recorded Oct, 1959
- Track 1 recorded Sept, 1960
- Track 6, 9 recorded Jan, 1961
- Track 5, 7 recorded Oct, 1961
- Track 2, 3 recorded June, 1962
Bobbin Records' closure was 1963.
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