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The Best of William Bell

The Best of William Bell
William Bell

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Track Listing

  1. I Forgot To Be Your Lover
  2. Private Number
  3. Born Under A Bad Sign
  4. My Kind Of Girl
  5. Lonely Soldier
  6. Save Us
  7. A Penny For Your Thoughts
  8. My Baby Specializes
  9. My Whole World Is Falling Down
  10. All For The Love Of A Woman
  11. 'Til My Back Ain't Got No Bone
  12. I'll Be Home
  13. A Smile Can't Hide (A Broken Heart)
  14. Gettin' What You Want (Losin' What You Got)

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #194571 in Music
  • Released on: 1991-07-01
  • Number of discs: 1

Customer Reviews

How Can This Be A Best Of?5
5 Stars for William Bell, still sounding , and looking great as ever in the year 2006.. But Where is his biggest hit 'You Dont Miss Your Water'?, and 'Marching Off To War' , and' Eloise -Hang On In There'? , and 'Everybody Loves A Winner'?,and 'Never Like This Before'? This Seems to be a compilation of his later stuff . Some leasing of Masters needs to be done so we can REALLY get the best of William Bell, unless ,in addition , you purchase 'The Soul Of A Bell', CD which has some of these earlier tunes on there .

Very Solid Collection5
William Bell doesn't get half the attention He should.this Set Highlights His Strong Vocals which Pre-date what Peabo Bryson was doing&also His Songwriting talents.very on point set.

Great voice, Great man5
Probably best known for his exquisite duet with the sadly-missed Judy Clay (Private Number), William Bell is still belting out the tunes. This collection does a pretty fair job of showcasing his singing and songwriting talents. However, his 1967 album "The Soul of a Bell" is required listening too.

I saw, and met, dear old William when he played the Jazz Cafe in London last year. He was on top form, and sang his heart out - even though there were only a hundred people or so in the audience. He introduced "Sharleen from Texas" to sing Private Number with him. She sang it beautifully - and it was only then that we realised she wasn't from Texas, but in it....