Gc Cameron LOVE SONGS ON EBAY

[honest man]

Hello People i saw GC Cameron love songs and tragedies cd on ebay,did not know it had been released yet,any info appreciated.cheers

[hwume]

http://www.soulmusic.com/index.asp?S=1&T=1&ART=2803

[mysterysinger]

GC is a superb singer and there's no doubting the quality of the music on these releases, with the added bonus of extra tracks. Personally I would prefer the artwork to be even more true to the original but I quess you can't have everything?

[144man]

I got my copy today.

[mysterysinger]

UICY-3800
Love Songs & Other Tragedies
G.C. Cameron
Motown [[Japan) CD 2004
6497

[keith_hughes]

includes three previously unreleased tracks: "I'm Gonna Get You" [[parts 1 and 2), and "My Woman"

[carole cucumber]

My copy arrived today. After reading the essay and its continued mention of G.C.'s ability/desire to sound like other famous artists/songwriters, the wheels started spinning.
On "Riverboat", G.C. appears to be channeling Eddie Kendricks in parts; on "Your Love Won't Turn Me Loose', Dennis Edwards.
I don't recall either of these songs being released by either of the sounds-like artists. Are there versions by either in the vault, or was G.C. merely paying tribute to their sound/styles?

[masterblaster]

Received my copy last week and havn't stopped playing it since. What a brilliant album and proves what a great voice GC has. Particularly like "I'm Gonna Give Your Respect", "If You Don't Love Me" and "Let Me Down Easy", but all other tracks are of a high quality, both vocally and musically. Would highly recommend if you like 70s Motown.

[carole cucumber]

http://theseconddisc.com/2013/05/16/come-get-this-thang-the-spinners-g-c-camerons-motown-solo-debut-arrives-on-cd/#more-20607

[Kamasu_Jr]

This was a very good album for 1973-74. G.C. Cameron had a lot of different voices inside him. He could sound like them all: Eddie Kendrick, Smokey, Stevie, Marvin, etc. It's amazing he was not a major recording artist. It's a good example of how the MOTOWN Sound had changed by 1973.

[144man]

I can't stop playing "Come Get This Thang".