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Jones Girls
Keeping Up With the Jones
Genres: Pop, R&B

Track Listings (20) - Disc #1
1. Learn How to Love - The Jones Girls, Robinson, E
2. My Own Special Way - The Jones Girls, Robinson, E.
3. Oh I Feel Good - The Jones Girls, Robinson, E.
4. Put a Little Love in Your Heart - The Jones Girls, DeShannon
5. Come Back - The Jones Girls, Dozier
6. Your're the Only Bargain I've Got - The Jones Girls, Dundar
7. Your Love Controls Me - The Jones Girls, Dozier, Lamont
8. Taster of the Honey (Not the Keeper of the Bee) - The Jones Girls, Bond
9. If You Don't Me No More - The Jones Girls, Simon, L.
10. If You Don't Start Nothing - The Jones Girls, Simon, L
11. Will You Be There - The Jones Girls, Green, T.
12. I Need You - The Jones Girls,
13. I Turn to You - The Jones Girls, Camillo
14. Misteri - The Jones Girls, Green, T.
15. Hey Lucinda - The Jones Girls, Green, T.
16. Treat Me Like a Lady [#] - The Jones Girls,
17. Waiting for the Last Goodbye [#] - The Jones Girls,
18. The Prood Is in the Pudding [#] - The Jones Girls,
19. Man on the Take [#] - The Jones Girls,
20. Plain Jane [#] - The Jones Girls,

CD Details

All Artists: Jones Girls
Title: Keeping Up With the Jones
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sequel Records UK
Release Date: 9/17/2007
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, R&B
Style: Soul
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 5023224039729

Synopsis

Album Description

22 track compilation subtitled 'The Early Years' for the r&b/soul trio who found there greatest success as session singers, working with Diana Ross, Betty Everett, Linda Clifford, Curtis Mayfield, Lou Rawls and Tower of Power. Includes rare 60's material as well as HDH/Music Merchant and Curtim tracks from the 70's, some previously unreleased. 20 tracks. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.

CD Reviews

Definitely the early years before the best years, however...

J. Batchelor | Memphis, TN USA | 03/17/2006

(3 out of 5 stars)

"......there are about six or seven tracks that will capture your attention. In my opinion, the compilations' best tracks are "Your'e the Only Bargain I've Got", "Your Love Controls Me", "Will You Be There?", "Taster of the Honey (Not the Keeper of the Bee)", "I Need You", "I Turn To You", "The Proof is in the Pudding" and "Man on the Take".

Mostly, the album is comprised of songs that sound like "session" and studio tracks not intended for official release on an LP, but the ones I named could've easily fit any early (or later) works by the ladies.

What this peak into the early years does do, however, is offer devoted fans a taste of what preceded the more polished tracks in later years. In my opinion, it's a "must-have" for any long-time fan of the Jones Girls."