9 thoughts on “ Guilty - Al Green - includes ;Back Up Train; (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Includes "Back Up Train" [front sleeve] A Palmer James & Curtis Rodgers Production Original American Recording by Bell Records, New York Printed in Germany by Gerhard Stalling AG, Oldenburg [back sleeve] Made in Germany [labels] Publisher Palmerton Pub. Co. on release as Palmerton Publishing Co. Originally released in /5(8).

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of includes "Back Up Train" on Discogs. Label: Bell Records - • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Venezuela • Genre: Funk / Soul • Style: Rhythm & Blues, Soul5/5.

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Back Up Train on Discogs. Label: Hot Line Music Journal Records - HLSS,Hot Line Music Journal Records - HLS • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Mono, Promo • Country: US • Genre: Funk / Soul • Style: Rhythm & Blues, Soul4/5(2).

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Back Up Train on Discogs. Label: Action - ACLS • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK • Genre: Funk / Soul • Style: Soul/5(6).

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5. Back Up Train is Al Green's debut album, released by Hot Line Records, a label formed by Palmer James and Curtis Rodgers, high school friends of Al Green's. This album was released prior to signing with Hi Records and still lists his name as "Greene" (the actual correct spelling of his name).. The album has been reissued, first in on Bell Records as Al Green (and a release of "Guilty Genre: Soul.

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6. You can see where he emulated James Brown on a couple of tunes. The best story is, this album was first out in - 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/5(6).

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7. So there is no fault with music, it still sounds like any excellent old soul album from s - just listen to "Back up train", its pure magic and thought ignored today, single was a big splash back than, got Al Green nine encores in Harlem's "Apollo" and that is not a small thing. Pop audience still had no clue but ask black sisters.

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8. You can see where he emulated James Brown on a couple of tunes. The best story is, this album was first out in - 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/5(5).

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9. You can see where he emulated James Brown on a couple of tunes. The best story is, this album was first out in - 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/5(8).

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