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The Real Thing (CD)

By: Ashford & Simpson (Artist)


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DISC 1 for The Real Thing (CD) Album By Ashford & Simpson (Artist)
1   It's Much Deeper
2   Your Precious Love
3   Stay Free
4   Found a Cure
5   Still Such a Thing
6   Sold
7   Gimme Something Real
8   I'm Every Woman
9   I'm Not That Tough
10   Let's Go Get Stoned
11   Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing
12   You're All I Need To Get By
13   Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)
14   Ain't No Mountain High Enough
 


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Living Blues (p.68) - "[An] Ashford and Simpson-penned hit for Charles, 'I Don't Need No Doctor,' is offered in an intriguing instrumental version by Southern California rock 'n' roll drummer Sandy Nelson that features some fuzz-toned guitar by Dr. John."

Title Note

THE REAL THING is a live album from the legendary songwriting duo that wrote some of the most enduring songs of the soul and disco era. Though the team's output couldn't match the staggering catalogue of, say, Holland-Dozier-Holland for sheer volume, their best works represent the pinnacle of soul songwriting. This performance captures the group offering smooth, understated takes on classics like "Let's Go Get Stoned," "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," and "I'm Every Woman" before a small but enthusiastic crowd.


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The husband and wife duo of Nickolas Ashford & Valerie Simpson have had smashingly successful dual careers as performers and songwriters and have provided iconic artists with some of their biggest hits.

THEIR SONGS HAVE BEEN RECORDED BY LEGENDS: Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Diana Ross, Gladys Knight, Smokey Robinson, The Supremes, Chaka Khan, Marvin Gaye, Whitney Houston, Mary J Blige, Amy Winehouse.

Ashford & Simpson joined Motown Records in 1967, where they wrote and/or produced all but one of the late 1960’s singles Marvin Gaye recorded with Tammi Terrell. The duo continues to write and score today. They are given credit for their writing talents on the Amy Winehouse 2007 CD “Back to Black” for the single “Tears”.



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