Another Look (Remastered) Doris Troy
Album info
Album-Release:
1963
HRA-Release:
14.03.2024
Album including Album cover Booklet (PDF)
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- 1Can't Hold On02:52
- 2Another Look03:30
- 3Lyin' Eyes (Short Version)03:43
- 4Give God Glory02:37
- 5You Got Me Baby (1979 Disco Version)06:25
- 6It's All In The Game (1979 Disco Version)06:31
- 7What'cha Gonna Do About It (feat. Mystic Merlin) [1980 Version]05:32
- 8Smilin' / Let Me Make Love To You (Medley)05:06
- 9Lyin' Eyes (Long Version)05:08
- 10Can't Hold On (12" Version)05:21
- 11Another Look (12" Version)04:30
- 12You Got Me Baby (Short Version)05:37
- 13What'cha Gonna Do (feat. Mystic Merlin) [Nefer Music 2018 Remix]04:08
Info for Another Look (Remastered)
Rare and unissued material from Mama Soul. Many tracks making their debut, plus one previously unissued track. Artwork contains new liner notes from set co-Producer, Doris Troy collaborator, and British Ambassador of Soul David Nathan.
Doris Troy took the music world by storm with her 1963 smash “Just One Look.” The Hollies, Anne Murray, and Linda Ronstadt would bring it back to the charts, and countless artists including Bryan Ferry, Count Basie, Klaus Nomi, and Harry Nilsson would later put their spin on it as well. In 1969, The Beatles signed her to their label, Apple Records, and an eponymous, star-studded album appeared later that year.
In 1976 and 1977, after albums for the Polydor and People labels, she released two singles on the Midland International label. The first contained the notation “from the forthcoming album Another Look,” complete with an assigned catalog number. However, an album never appeared. Near the end of that decade, she collaborated with British Ambassador of Soul David Nathan to record tracks, which finally made their way into the public ear in 2018 – some on vinyl, some only available digitally.
Another Look collects these rare and hard to find tracks from the mid to late 70s, and places them together to offer a definitive view of this period of Troy’s career. Containing both 7” and 12” versions of the Midland International material (most available again for the first time since their original release), this set collects another track only previously available on a UK compilation plus her material recorded with Nathan – including one previously unissued recording. With packaging containing informative liners from set co-Producer David Nathan, this collection proves just one look at Doris Troy is never enough. It is time for Another Look.ok at Doris Troy is never enough. It is time for Another Look.
Doris Troy
Produced by Artie Ripp
Digitally remastered
Doris Troy
The late Doris Troy was one of America's great female soul singers. Discovered by James Brown while working as an usherette at the Apollo Theater, Doris became a founding member of The Sweet Inspirations along with Cissy Houston and Dionne and Dee Dee Warwick, was signed by the Beatles to their Apple record label, and sang back-up with Pink Floyd (Dark Side of the Moon), the Rolling Stones ("You Can't Always Get What You Want"), Carly Simon ("You're So Vain"), and on many other legendary recordings. She was also unusual among her contemporaries in being an accomplished songwriter; it was Doris (under the name "Doris Payne") that wrote the all-time classic "Just One Look" along with seven other tunes - including the British hit "What'cha Gonna Do About It" - on this, her debut LP on Atlantic from 1963.