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Wilson Pickett's best years were those when he recorded for Atlantic Records, and he remained convinced of this even after changing to other labels in his 

later career. Atlantic boss Jerry Wexler took the promising young Gospel singer under his wing and launched him on his rapidly developing career as an 

unruly soul man. Pickett's aggressiveness, which in his mature years occasionally resulted in him having backstage fights with musicians and managers, are 

expressed here in strong words and are given further bite by his antagonistic band. Although he lashed out to the full in his emotional, crackling vocal 

attacks, he never lost control and even his strongest outbursts remained highly musical. His unique, breathless sound and his ferocious efforts to express 

himself succinctly do not make for easy listening on this superb hit record and for white people, who according to Pickett would never understand soul 

music anyway, could well present a real challenge. Is this such fascinating music that you become dumbstruck? Very possibly, as critic Joachim von 

Mengershausen writes: »His voice is hard, aggressive and strained; it hardly binds the tones together, chops up the phrases, blurts out the essentials - 

Pickett has eliminated all the Uncle-Tom warmth in soul and has virtually rocked it away. Musicians: Wilson Pickett (vocal) Spooner Oldham (piano, organ) 

Andrew Love (tenor saxophone) Floyd Newman (bassoon) Gene Miller, Wayne Jackson (trumpet) Jimmy R. Johnson, Chips Moman (guitar) Junior Lowe 

(bass) Roger Hawkins (drums) Recording: 1967 at Fame Recording Studios, Muscle Shoals (Alabama, USA), by Rick Hall & Tom Dowd Production: Jerry Wexler

                Soul Dance Number Three          2:41

                Funky Broadway            2:41

                I Need a Lot of Loving Every Day              2:19

                I Found a Love, Pt. 1     2:31

                I Found a Love, Pt. 2      3:06

                You Can't Stand Alone  2:54

                Mojo Mama     2:02

                I Found the One             2:32

                Something Within Me  3:43

                I'm Sorry About That    3:06

                Love Is a Beautiful Thing  2:12