With the early release of MU’69, three songs intended for Ivy Jo’s album were included. Slowly but surely, we’ll have the whole album. Possibly with MU’70.
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With the early release of MU’69, three songs intended for Ivy Jo’s album were included. Slowly but surely, we’ll have the whole album. Possibly with MU’70.
You never know what might happen!
IVY JO HUNTER
IS IN THIS BAG
1. I Remember When *
2. I'd Still Love you *
3. The Loving Country
4. Ask The Lonely *
5. Let Somebody Love Me
6. Dancing In The Street *
7. You're The One
8. Pride, Foolish Pride *
9. Seek And You Shall Find
10. Sorry Is A Sorry Word *
11. I Can Feel The Pain *
12. Yesterday's Dreams *
13. Don't Stop Lovin' Me *
1-11 Originally scheduled as VIP VS-406 , 1971
12, 13 Bonus Tracks
* denotes now released
The album plus more unreleased material like his version of TO SEE THE SUN AGAIN would be phenomenal.
The three remaining tracks are all 1970 recordings so next year, if not before [[hopefully)Quote:
Originally Posted by copley
Just when I thought we were getting there, Ivy Joe's album "The Best Of Ivy Joe" has disappeared off Spotify and Amazon music. Pity because some great tracks.
If Blinky can be released, so can Ivy Jo! Free Ivy!
I agree. Free Ivy!! Let him out of the vault!!
I totally agree, whilst I'm lucky enough to have heard much of his portfolio, I'd be over the moon to own a legitimate copy of his entire material! Oh such an underestimated artist I wish could be heard and deservedly so!Quote:
Originally Posted by lucabella
The Ivy Jo album is the one last remaining Motown album from the classic period that I am desperate to hear.
Are there any other artists from that timescale who have enough unreleased material to make a whole CD by them worthwhile?
I absolutely cannot wait for this to get a release. I'm looking forward to it more than Blinky. Definitely a good question about artists with enough material to fill up CDs.Quote:
Originally Posted by 144man
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Originally Posted by copley
I adore this singer! My favorite song from this album is The Loving Country. It is so deep and sincere...:)
I'm wondering about The Originals and even Brenda Holloway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Soulmusic4life
Maybe much more that we don't even know about. He definitely has a version of TO SEE THE SUN AGAIN which is phenomenal.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarrisJrld