Dorothy Moore - “Misty Blue - The definitive anthology”
Dorothy Moore is one of those exceptions; a loyal artist who spent almost her entire career signed to Malaco Records in Jackson, Mississippi. In fact it was her international hit "Misty Blue" which provided the impetus for Malaco to move from a production company to a bona fide record company. Ironically the fact that they couldn’t place the recording of Misty Blue with an established label led them to press and distribute the record themselves. Of course it went onto to become an international hit reaching no. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and topping the U.K. charts. Dorothy then went on to have another 10 R&B hits with “Funny How Time Slips Away” (the Willie Nelson song,) “”I believe you” and “With Pen in Hand” all crossing over to give her pop hits. These hits are all on this double album, once again compiled by Ian Dewhirst the founder and compiler of the Master Cuts series, who has brought together a wonderful collection of her most beautiful soul ballads from the Malaco archives. Her pure emotion is just a joy to listen to and “Misty Blue” has to one if the songs of the century.
1.The Only Time you ever say you Love me
2.Misty Blue
3.Funny how Time slips away
4.I don't want to be with Nobody but you
5.For old Time's sake
6.I Believe you
7.With Pen in Hand
8.Love me
9.Special Occasion
10.Girl Overboard
11.Dark end of the Street
12.Ain't that a Mother's Luck
13.Let the Music Play
14.Enough Woman left (to be your Lady)
15.Talk to me
16.All Night Blue
17.Too Blind to see
18.Feel the Love
19.He Thinks I still care
1. If you’ll give me your Heart
2. Ain’t nothing changed
3. More than just another Hurt
4. Your Body’s here with me
5. Be strong enough to hold on
6. Seein’ You Again
7. Blues in the Night
8. I betcha didn’t know that
9. You Can’t blame Love
10. What you wpnt do for Love
11. You should have been good to me
12. Why Is leavin’ you so hard to do
13. Daydreamin’
14. Till the end of time
15. It’s rainin’ on my side of the bed
16. Knee deep in a River
17. It ain’t over ‘til your Heart says Goodbye
18. I’ll spend my life Loving you
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