Description
In the wake ofJames Brown‘s first substantial pop hit, “Prisoner of Love,” King rushed out this LP, as usual drawing upon old singles (“Try Me,” “Lost Someone,” “Bewildered”), B-sides (“Waiting in Vain,” the organ instrumental “[Can You] Feel It [Part 1]”), andBrown‘s then-current single, “Signed, Sealed, and Delivered” (not theStevie Wondersong). The idea seemed to be to put together a collection in the medium-tempo, string-filled, lovelorn style of the hit, so there was a lot of pleading on this record.Brownwould always be more interested in the dancefloor than the bedroom, but he was a convincing romantic beggar, so the album’s loose concept held together.
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