Richard Marks Love Is Gone: The Lost Sessions: 1969-1977

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2020

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TRACKLIST

A1. Your Friends (Broke Up My Home)

A2. Trying To Survive • A3. It's Been Kinda Hard A4. Down On Broadway

A5. I'm The Man For You (Master Tape Version) A6. Crackerjack (Master Tape Version)

A7. Never Satisfied (Master Tape Version)

B1. Love And Hate • B2. Don't Need Your Love B3. I'm With You Love (Acoustic Version) B4. Coming Back Home To You

B5. People In The World Today

B6. Simple, Carefree Life

B7. Challenge To A Pretty Woman

C1. On A Minors Tour • C2. I Don't Want To Cry C3. Love Is Gone (Alternate Version)

C4. Speak Now (Alternate Version)

C5. Don't Take It Out On Me

C6. China Doll (Extended Version)

D1. Freeway Crowd (Instrumental)

D2. Working Hard (Instrumental)

D3. China Doll (Short Version)

D4. She's A Real Woman

D5. Untitled (Instrumental)

D6. Sugar, Sugar (How I Want To Be Your Man)


DESCRIPTION

Previously unreleased soul and funk from legendary Atlanta guitarist / singer / songwriter Richard Marks, the companion piece to Now-Again’s Never Satisfied anthology.

These songs, found on reels that Marks kept in his home, color Marks’ stylistic development – from his earliest work for the legendary Tuska label in the late ‘60s, through his more mature releases on smaller regional labels into the late ‘70s.

Marks’ story is that of an unsung soul and funk hero; he was a guitarist, vocalist and songwriter whose phone number was in Al Green’s, Barry White’s and Eddie Kendricks’ rolodexes, but his talents have only been heard in sporadic bursts. He and his music are unknown to the majority, but to an obsessive minority, he is a lightning rod: that singular point at which numerous Southern soul and funk musicians converged and exploded, spreading wondrous music in all directions.

Marks died of cancer in May 2006. His first album was our Never Satisfied anthology, released posthumously. He stands out as a most mysterious talent to originate from Atlanta, a city that birthed no shortage of genius, and Love Is Gone: The Lost Sessions 1969-1977 further makes the case for a reassessment of his talents and his place in the soul and funk canon.

This deluxe package also contains an extensive booklet by Brian Poust detailing Marks’ story. Download card for WAV files included with LP.