Freddie Scott - Lonely Man (1967) [Hi-Res]

When “Hey Girl” reached # 10 on the Billboard charts in September 1963, Freddie Scott became the first Rhode Islander to reach the Top-10. Although it was his only Top-10 entry, Freddie was no one-hit wonder. He placed 8 singles on the charts in the 60s and a few more on the R&B charts. He excelled in all aspects of 60s’ soul music, moving effortlessly from doo-wop through uptown soul, the more grittier mid-60s s’ soul and onto more contemporary material, as he surely noted what the Temptations and Sly & The Family Stone were doing at the end of the decade. His recordings feature arrangements by the best in the business; principally Gary Sherman, who was with Freddie for most of the 60s. Although a song-writer himself, Freddie was astute enough to find material written by such top-shelf names as Carole King-Gerry Goffin, Van McCoy, Van Morrison, Tommy James and Bert Berns.

Tracklist:
01 - Freddie Scott - Lonely Man (2:37)
02 - Freddie Scott - Giving You My Heart (2:38)
03 - Freddie Scott - Blow Wind (2:44)
04 - Freddie Scott - My Arms Aren't Strong Enough (2:32)
05 - Freddie Scott - One More Time Before I Go (2:33)
06 - Freddie Scott - I'm Too Far Gone To Turn Around (2:45)
07 - Freddie Scott - Just One Love (2:27)
08 - Freddie Scott - It's Been Like This (All Of My Life) (2:44)
09 - Freddie Scott - Sing, Girl (2:34)
10 - Freddie Scott - I'll Try Again (2:27)