The Other Brother : A Solo Anthology 1965-1970

The Other Brother : A Solo Anthology 1965-1970Product Info The voices of the Righteous Brothers are still heard all over the world today, thanks to magnificent mid 60s hits such as You've Lost That Lovin Feelin and (You're My) Soul And Inspiration. Although the duo was a 50 50 partnership, deep voiced Bill Medley is probably better remembered by the public than Bobby Hatfield. Nevertheless, it was the soulful tenor of Hatfield that propelled Unchained Melody to the top of the charts in 1966, and

Wind & Wuthering followed quickly on the heels of A Trick of the Tail and they're very much cut from the same cloth

Medley: Jack & Neal / California

Got To Move (Live) (Remastered) 1968 recording

These live recordings bear testimony to this unique partnership between two celebrated rock guitar icons

Similar one shot deals ensued with the production pedigree of Detroit's genius Mike Terry brought to bear on Johnny Robinson's Gone But Not Forgotten and Sandra Phillips' I Wish I Had Known

WHAT A PAIN – The Ethiopians

12    Benny Law - Plums - Benny Law

who curated the list of artists performing

released January 1969

whose previous two records forged trance-inducing polyrhythmic intricacy

or on a mortuary slab in the case of the songwriter with the ‘Fabulous Body And Smile’ (Robert Charles Griggs)

a track which originally appeared on the ‘Warchild’ compilation is included as a ‘Fighting Back’ bonus track on CD1