Barbara Acklin - Am I the same girl video free download

Sandra Mills

NICE VERSION

Patricia Perez

Echa un vistazo a este vídeo en YouTube:

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Barbara Acklin ♫

Roxanne White

This by far is the best version.

Daniella de groote

swing out sis... d'idn steal, this one was made later...............

MasterShadowCat

The vocal version of Soulful strutBarbara Acklin - Am I the same girl

TheBigjohn527

Young-Holt Unlimited released their version first. It was a megahit goldminewhile Barbara got the shaft I always thought.

Robert Jones

This songs represents a girl turning into a woman and letting her man know it!

Masato T.

Barbara Acklin - Am I the same girl

Rick Jenkins

Brunswick Record thought it would be a bigger hit as a jazz instrumental; they were right but Dusty Springfield proved it can be a big hit with vocals.

Elliott Michaels

Here's another question from this crazy white boy: Why wasn't this version a bigger hit? All I and many other people remember is the instrumental version. Why wasn't this version promoted and marketed more efficiently? With all respect to great instrumentalists, SONGS ARE MEANT TO BE SUNG!

looknbakatu

LOVE seeing the vinyl played, your equipment looks so pristine! I always knew of "soulful strut",and I knew "swing out sister's" version was a re-mix, but never knew it was first sung by barbara acklin, THANKS for sharing this.

Rick Jenkins

The disconnect with the younger generation is so wide, you can the pass the Grand Canyon right through it. When I play Brick "Ain't Gonna Hurt Nobody" & Wille Hutch "I Choose You", young people ask me, Did they copy that from "Kid n' Play" and "Jaheim?"

cjs33139

me 2! I am shocked still, as I had no idea it wasn't Swing Out that sang it first. The original is very nice, yes. Both are good in their own ways. :)

mssaddity

love the original...

FUNKANIC CHILLENGER

tune!

Sedu Bah

soulful! sedubah

loosestudios

Although Barbara Acklin — who was married to Eugene Record — recorded the song first, producer Carl Davis removed her voice from the track, replaced it with a piano solo by Floyd Morris, and released the resultant track in November 1968 as "Soulful Strut" credited to Young-Holt Unlimited; it became a #3 hit in the United States [1] Neither Eldee Young nor Red Holt is believed to have played on the track, which was the work of session musicians identified only as the Brunswick Studio Band

RAMLIA1

Trop bon!

puppiesinspace

22 sec just to hear the downbeat??

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