“Prisoner Of Love” by James Brown - album review
| features in: (B-list) Album Chart of 1963 ● (B-list) Album Chart of the 1960s |
Originally done by Russ Columbo in 1932, James Brown revived “Prisoner of Love” and released it as a single in April 1963. It was his first recording to enter the Billboard Pop Top 20, reaching #18. The resulting album was built around a similar set of stylish soulful ballads, mostly culled from recent singles but including 4 tracks from previous LP’s spanning 1959-1961.
The Jukebox Rebel
22–Apr–2012
| Tracklist |
| A1 | [02:27]  James Brown and The Famous Flames - Prisoner Of Love [1963 version] (Clarence Gaskill, Russ Columbo, Leo Robin) Soul Ballad |
| A2 | [02:43]  James Brown and The Famous Flames - Waiting In Vain (Ivory Joe Hunter) Soul Ballad |
| A3 | [02:34] James Brown and The Famous Flames - Again (Lionel Newman, Dorcas Cochran) Crooner / Cabaret |
| A4 | [03:05]  James Brown and The Famous Flames - Lost Someone [1961 version] (James Brown, Bobby Byrd, Lloyd Stallworth) Soul Ballad |
| A5 | [02:23]  James Brown and The Famous Flames - Bewildered [1960 version] (Leonard Whitcup, Teodoro Paolella) Soul Ballad |
| A6 | [02:46] James Brown and The Famous Flames - So Long (Remus Harris, Russ Morgan, Irving Melsher) Soul Ballad |
| B1 | [02:45]  James Brown and The Famous Flames - Signed, Sealed And Delivered (Lloyd Copas, Lois Mann) Soul |
| B2 | [02:28]  James Brown and The Famous Flames - Try Me [1958 version] (James Brown) Rock n Roll Ballad |
| B3 | [02:55]  James Brown and The Famous Flames - (Can You) Feel It (Part 1) (James Brown) Blues / Rhythm n Blues |
| B4 | [02:57]  James Brown and The Famous Flames - How Long Darling (James Brown) Soul Ballad |
| B5 | [06:08]  James Brown - The Thing In G (James Brown) Jazz |
