
1
I Know It's Your Party (I Just Came Here to Dance) (Live Version)
2
Why Can't We Be Lovers
3
Lifestyles of the Poor and Unknown
4
This Time I'm Gone for Good
5
When the Lights Came on
6
Absolute Love
7
Nothing Stays the Same Forever
8
This Magic Hour
9
It Ain't a Juke Joint Without the Blues
10
No Matter How You Turn or Twist It
11
Soul Sailin'
12
You Don't Exist No More
13
You've Got Bad Intentions
14
The Jury of Love: Cry Cry Cry - BP's Dream - Eight Men ; Four Women
15
Real Time
16
Let's Get Married
17
Free
18
Under the Influence
19
Is It Over?
20
Power of Love - I Didn't Know the Meaning of Pain (Live Version)
21
My Love Comes Tumbling Down
22
One and One
23
Slipped, Tripped, and Fell in Love
24
The Big Show
25
Since You've Gone Again
26
The Hard Hours
27
Something 'Bout 'Cha (Live Version) - That's How It Is (Live Version) - Blind Man
28
39 Steps
29
Let's Go for a Ride
30
Beautiful Feeling
31
Part Time Love
32
Your Time to Cry
33
Can I Change My Mind (Live Version) - Is It Something You've Got
34
Don't Leave Me Starving for Your Love
35
I Can't Lose the Blues
36
Mine All Mine All Mine (Live Version)
37
Love Ballad
38
Who You're Working for
39
I Betcha Didn't Know That
40
Ain't It Funky Now - Back from the Dead
41
Dangerous Highway
Item UPC: 195269180126
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Label: Get Hip Records
ABOUT THE ALBUM
2022 release. 3-disc digipak with 16-page color insert. 50+ Years of Soul by Billy Price is a 3-CD compilation of tracks selected by Price and remixed from recordings throughout his career as a singer, recording artist, songwriter, and bandleader. 2016 Blues Music Award Winner Billy Price first appeared on record in the early 1970s when he sang on two albums as vocalist for guitarist Roy Buchanan for Polydor Records, That's What I'm Here For and Live Stock. Since then, Price has released 20 albums, CDs, and DVDs with Billy Price and the Keystone Rhythm Band, the Billy Price Band, and collaborators Otis Clay and Fred Chapellier, along with solo recordings under his own name. This compilation on GetHip Records includes a full-color 16-page insert with extensive photographs and liner notes written by Price detailing the selections and reflecting on his career from 1971 to today.
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