Album
Best Of Thelma Houston
1991 · Electronic, Funk / Soul
Best Of Thelma Houston is a Soul & Funk album by Thelma Houston, originally released in 1991. On Gatefold: 5 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1Don't Leave Me This Way (Extended Version)5:40
- 2Love Machine (Edit)6:14
- 3Saturday Night, Sunday Morning (Extended Version)6:19
- 4Today Will Soon Be Yesterday (Single Version)3:12
- 5Jumpin' Jack Flash3:25
- 6If It's the Last Thing I Do (Single Version)3:07
- 7I Can't Go On Living Without Your Love (Extended Version)4:31
- 8Just a Little Piece of You3:43
- 9I Want To Go Back There Again (Extended Version)3:10
- 10Me And Bobby McGee (Single Version)3:22
- 11You've Been Doing Wrong For So Long (Single Version)2:51
- 12Stealin' In the Name of the Lord3:48
- 13No One's Gonna Be a Fool Forever (Single Version)3:14
- 14Piano Man (Single Version)3:28
- 15I'm Just a Part of Yesterday (Single Version)3:07
- 16I'm Here Again (Extended Version)6:31
Sound DNA
- Soul & Funk
- Disco
- layered
- euphoric
- club
Despite the packaging stating "extended version" for several tracks, all tracks are simply full-length album tracks or stand-alone singles. "Saturday Night, Sunday Morning" is the 1979 version from Ride To The Rainbow which is longer than the 1978 version on Ready To Roll. "Love Machine" is edited from the 7:39 album version.
Credits
The people behind it.
Production & Engineering
- George SolomonCOMPILATION PRODUCER
Songwriting
- Berry Gordy
- Billy Griffin
- Brenda Sutton
- Brian Holland
- Cary Gilbert
- Chris Clark
- Edward Holland, Jr.
- Frank Johnson
- Fred Foster
- Gamble & Huff
- Jagger-Richards
- Kaye Lawrence Dunham
5 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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