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William Bell
Wow / Bound to Happen
Genres: Pop, R&B

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. I Can't Make It (All by Myself) - William Bell, Crutcher, Bettye
2. Till My Back Ain't Got No Bone - William Bell, Floyd, Eddie
3. All for the Love of a Woman - William Bell, Bell, William [1]
4. My Door Is Always Open - William Bell, Crutcher, Bettye
5. A Penny for Your Thoughts - William Bell, Crutcher, Bettye
6. You'll Want Diamonds - William Bell, Nolan, Kenny
7. Winding, Winding Road - William Bell, Floyd, Eddie
8. Somebody's Gonna Get Hurt - William Bell, Mitchell, Philip
9. I Forgot to Be Your Lover - William Bell, Bell, William [1]
10. I'll Be Home - William Bell, Floyd, Eddie
11. Western Union Man - William Bell,
12. My Whole World Is Falling Down - William Bell, Crutcher, Bettye
13. Everyday People - William Bell, Stewart, Sylvester
14. Johnny, I Love You - William Bell, Jones, Booker T. [1
15. All God's Children Got Soul - William Bell, Bell, William [1]
16. Happy - William Bell, Bell, William [1]
17. By the Time I Get to Phoenix - William Bell, Webb, Jimmy [1]
18. Bring the Curtain Down - William Bell, Bell, William [1]
19. A Smile Can't Hide (A Broken Heart) - William Bell, Bell, William [1]
20. Born Under a Bad Sign - William Bell, Bell, William [1]
21. I Got a Sure Thing - William Bell, Bell, William [1]

CD Details

All Artists: William Bell
Title: Wow / Bound to Happen
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Stax
Release Date: 6/24/1997
Genres: Pop, R&B
Style: Soul
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
Other Editions: Bound to Happen/Wow
UPCs: 025218883221, 0025218883221, 4988005476784, 498800547678

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CD Reviews

The Wonderful Music of William Bell

Habatwa V. Mweene | Lusaka, Zambia | 08/04/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I always found the songs of William Bell compelling because his voice sounded distant and plaintive. He had a way of singing that sounded insistent, and which matched very well the kinds of tunes he sung. In the 70s, he used more strings than most practitioners of Southern soul, and his music sounded more soothing as a result. The songs on this CD are really beautiful on that account. I think the first 10 songs (which constitute "Wow...William Bell") are better than the others. But the whole offering deserves 5 stars."