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Fabulous Impressions
LP (Item 27847) ABC, 1967 — Condition: Used
Fabulous is right – as this one features a great set of original Curtis Mayfield compositions, sung by the group in great form, with arrangements by the total genius Johnny Pate! The record is filled with haunting soul tracks like "Isle Of Sirens", "Aware Of Love", "It's All Over", "Love's A Comin", "You Ought To Be In Heaven", and "She Don't Love Me" – all written by Curtis, and all proof that he's always been one of the best soul songwriters! A nice little gem that often gets lost in the band's catalog – but one to seek out, even if you're a bit nervous about a record with "fabulous" in the title! (Cover has some wear and aging.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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