Ruby And The Romantics - Our Day Will Come: The Very Best Of Ruby And The Romantics (2002)

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Artist: Ruby And The Romantics
Title: Our Day Will Come: The Very Best Of Ruby And The Romantics
Year Of Release: 2002
Label: Geffen
Genre: Pop, Vocal, R&B, Soul
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 01:49:02
Total Size: 268/698 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist:

CD 1:
01. When You're Young And In Love 2:29
02. Moonlight And Music 2:43
03. Till Then 2:58
04. Our Day Will Come (Single Version) 2:31
05. Every Day's A Holiday 2:29
06. Think 2:36
07. Lonely People Do Foolish Thin 2:35
08. My Summer Love 2:43
09. Much Better Off Than I've Ever Been 2:38
10. I Cry Alone 2:41
11. Sweet Love And Sweet Forgiveness 2:13
12. Remember Me 2:16
13. Does He Really Care For Me 1:55
14. No More 2:59
15. Dream 2:56
16. Your Baby Doesn't Love You Anymore 3:22
17. Our Everlasting Love 2:25
18. Hey There Lonely Boy 2:45
19. By The Way 2:51
20. Two Different Worlds 2:28
21. Nobody But My Baby 2:40

CD 2:
01. Baby Come Home 2:23
02. Day Dreaming 2:22
03. Not A Moment Too Soon 2:47
04. Young Wings Can Fly (Higher Than You Know) 2:48
05. Moonglow 3:00
06. We Can Make It 2:13
07. Stranger On The Shore 2:40
08. The End Of The World 2:26
09. Till There Was You 2:36
10. What A Difference A Day Makes 2:30
11. We'll Love Again 2:31
12. Imagination 2:46
13. We'll Meet Again 2:05
14. My Prayer 2:46
15. Heartaches 2:21
16. I'm Sorry 2:49
17. The Masquerade Is Over 2:36
18. P.S. I Love You 3:12
19. Chances Are 2:27
20. Time After Time 2:21
21. How Deep Is The Ocean 2:12

One of the great male/female soul vocal groups, Ruby & the Romantics had an epic single in 1963 with "Our Day Will Come." It topped both the pop and R&B charts and for many is the definitive love/angst track. Lead vocalist Ruby Nash Curtis, Ed Roberts, George Lee, and Leroy Fann were the original members when they began in Akron in 1961. The male members had previously been working in a group known as the Supremes. Unfortunately, they never again repeated their chart success, even though they made some other excellent songs, such as 1964's "When You're Young and in Love," as well as "Our Everlasting Love" and "Baby Come Home." By 1966, they completely changed their personnel, with Curtis the only holdover. She then joined Richard Pryor, Vincent McLeod, Robert Lewis, Ronald Jackson, and Bill Evans. Ruby & the Romantics became an all-female group in 1968, as Denise Lewis and Cheryl Thomas now backed Curtis. But it didn't matter, as they never recaptured the magic of "Our Day Will Come."~Ron Wynn

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