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4.0 out of 5 stars
From The Beginning,
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This review is from: Back Up Train (Audio CD)
This is the beginning of the great Al Green. You can see where he emulated James Brown on a couple of tunes. The best story is, this album was first out in 1966 - 67. A few years later when Al hit with Let's Stay Together and Tired Of Being Alone, Guilty was release as a single and everybody was hunting for a new Al Green album. Back Up That Train, Brother Green.
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Not the classic Al but it's close,
By djf4a (San Antonio, TX) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Back Up Train (Audio CD)
Not as good as his classic Hi work of 71-75 but it has enough flashes to be a very good album. Back Up The Train is the highlight but almost all other songs are nicely done. Al is not nearly as polished as he would become but his talent is too good to not to shine through. It's neat to hear the early work of the greatest R&B singer of all-time.
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Back Up Train by Al Green (Audio CD - 2011)
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