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Impressions
Keep on Pushing/Peole Get Ready
Genre: R&B

Track Listings (24) - Disc #1
1. Keep on Pushing
2. I've Been Trying
3. I Ain't Supposed To
4. Dedicate My Song to You
5. Long Long Winter
6. Somebody Help Me
7. Amen
8. I Thank Heaven
9. Talking About My Baby
10. Don't Let It Hide
11. I Love You (Yeah)
12. I Made a Mistake
13. Woman's Got Soul
14. Emotions (Won't You Let Me Cry)
15. Sometimes I Wonder
16. We're in Love
17. Just Another Dance
18. Can't Work No Longer
19. People Get Ready
20. I've Found Out That I've Lost
21. Hard to Believe
22. See the Real Me
23. Get up and Move
24. You Must Believe Me

UK twofer combines two of the hit R&B vocal groups 1960s albums, 'Keep On Pushing' (1964) & 'People Get Ready' (1965). 24 tracks. Ace. 1996.

CD Details

All Artists: Impressions
Title: Keep on Pushing/Peole Get Ready
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Release Date: 9/13/2005
Genre: R&B
Style: Soul
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 821838307525

Synopsis

Album Description

UK twofer combines two of the hit R&B vocal groups 1960s albums, 'Keep On Pushing' (1964) & 'People Get Ready' (1965). 24 tracks. Ace. 1996.

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CD Reviews

Double Shot of Brilliance!

Andre M. | Mt. Pleasant, SC United States | 10/02/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"A couple of 1964/65 albums from Curtis Mayfield and company, the trio was at their peak form. "I've Been Trying" is beautiful, the WOO-HOO-00-0 at the end will send chills up the spine (it's also a twin brother of Billy Stewart's "I Do Love You"). They get bluesy for "Sometimes I wonder" and continue the high standards for "Don't Let It Hide." Overall, great stuff."

Old School Impression

adolphus wright | San Antonio, Tx | 01/24/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"These two albums bring back memories of blues light parties and those after school dances. This is Curtis at his best,after Jerry Butler left;the songs make you think back to those days of no worries and the fun that you had. My favorite song is, "Long, Long winter"."