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The Drifters
I'll Take You Where The Music's Playing
Compil. DE 1996 on Sequel Records label
R&B/Soul (Rhythm’n’Blues, Soul)
Though it shares a title and cover art with I'll Take You Where The Music's Playing, this release is actually a compilation of tracks from 1965 to 1971. The CD is volume 7 in a The Drifters anthology CD series. Publishers and dates, per-track: 1. Trio Music Co Ltd; recorded 1965-06-30 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1965 2. Sony Music Publishing; recorded 1965-06-30 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1965 3. Screen Gems-EMI Music Ltd; recorded 1965-06-30 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1965 4. Sony Music Publishing; recorded 1966-01-27 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1966 5. Montclare Music Ltd; recorded 1966-01-27 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1966 6. Trio Music Co Ltd/Warner Chappell Music Ltd; recorded 1966-01-27 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1966 7. Copyright Control; recorded 1966-02-08 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1966 8. Sony Music Publishing/Copyright Control; recorded 1966-07-26 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1966 9. EMI United Partnership Ltd; recorded 1966-10-12 at Talent Master Recorders Studios, New York; ℗ 1966 10. Copyright Control; recorded 1967-05-05 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1967 11. Savoy Ronnie/Hamilton Al/Reeco Rob; recorded 1967-05-05 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1967 12. Copyright Control; recorded 1967-11-08 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1967 13. Copyright Control; recorded 1967-11-08 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1967 14. MCA Music Ltd; recorded 1967-11-08 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1972 15. Charly Publishing Ltd; recorded 1969-03-10 at Hit Factory, New York; ℗ 1969 16. Warner Chappell Music Ltd; recorded 1969-03-10 at Hit Factory, New York; ℗ 1969 17. Campbell Connelly & Co Ltd; recorded 1970-04-24 at Decca Studios, New York; ℗ 1970 18. Campbell Connelly & Co Ltd; recorded 1970-04-24 at Decca Studios, New York; ℗ 1970 19. EMI Songs Ltd; recorded 1971-01-05 at RCA Studios, Chicago; ℗ 1971 20. Copyright Control; recorded 1971-01-05 at RCA Studios, Chicago; ℗ 1971 21. Screen Gems-EMI Music Ltd; recorded 1966-07-26 at Atlantic Studios, NYC; ℗ 1996
Musicians
 | The Drifters , *1953 album by |
 | Gene Pearson voc, baritone vocals |
 | Rick Sheppard , baritone vocals |
 | Bill Fredericks , bass vocals, lead vocals |
 | Don Thomas g, US bass vocals |
 | Johnny Terry bvoc, US bass vocals |
 | Milton Turner voc, bass vocals |
 | William Brent voc, b, bass vocals |
 | Abdul Samad , guitar, written by |
 | Charlie Thomas voc, *1937 US lead vocals, tenor vocals |
 | John Moore voc, US lead vocals, written by |
 | Lou Courtney voc, clv, key, *1944 US tenor vocals, producer, arranged by, written by |
 | Ron Quinn tenor vocals, written by |
 | Gene Page key, str, 1939-1998 US arranged by |
 | Bob Gallo , CA arranged by, producer |
 | Robert Bateman , *1930 CA producer, arranged by, written by |
 | Garry Sherman , arranged by |
 | Rupert Holmes key, voc, *1947 US arranged by, written by |
 | Sonny Sanders , *1939 US arranged by |
Producers
| Unknown Artist backing vocals |
| Bert Berns producer |
| Jeff Barry producer |
| Tom Dowd producer |
| Ronnie Savoy producer |
| Jerry Williams Jr. producer |
| Paul Vance producer |
| Syl Johnson producer |
Composers
Album Tracks
| No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | I'll Take You Where The Music's Playing | The Drifters | Ellie Greenwich, Jeff Barry | 2:42 |
| 2 | Nylon Stockins | The Drifters | Tony Bruno, Vic Millrose | 3:03 |
| 3 | We Gotta Sing | The Drifters | Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil | 3:01 |
| 4 | Up In The Streets Of Harlem | The Drifters | Bert Berns | 3:00 |
| 5 | Memories Are Made Of This | The Drifters | Frank Miller, Richard Dehr, Terry Gilkyson | 2:32 |
| 6 | You Can't Love Them All | The Drifters | Bert Russell, Leiber & Stoller, Nugetre | 2:24 |
| 7 | My Island In The Sun | The Drifters | Abdul Samad, John Moore | 2:10 |
| 8 | Aretha | The Drifters | Bert Berns, Jeff Barry | 3:09 |
| 9 | Baby What I Mean | The Drifters | Ernie Sheldon, Frank Hamilton | 2:31 |
| 10 | Ain't That The Truth | The Drifters | Ronnie Savoy | 2:46 |
| 11 | Up Jumped The Devil | The Drifters | Albert Hamilton, Bob Reeco, Ronnie Savoy | 3:11 |
| 12 | Still Burning In My Heart | The Drifters | James Steward Jr., Rose Marie McCoy | 2:14 |
| 13 | I Need You Now | The Drifters | Lou Courtney, Robert Bateman | 2:18 |
| 14 | Country To The City | The Drifters | Charles Harper, Richard Poindexter | 2:26 |
| 15 | Your Best Friend | The Drifters | Jerry Williams Jr., Larry Harrison | 2:34 |
| 16 | Steal Away | The Drifters | Jimmy Hughes | 2:46 |
| 17 | Black Silk | The Drifters | Paul Vance, Rupert Holmes | 2:18 |
| 18 | You Got To Pay Your Dues | The Drifters | Gerard Florio, Paul Vance, Rupert Holmes | 2:29 |
| 19 | A Rose By Any Other Name | The Drifters | Irwin Levine, Toni Wine | 2:44 |
| 20 | Be My Lady | The Drifters | Lamont Sanders, Ron Quinn | 3:00 |
| 21 | It Takes A Good Woman | The Drifters | Barnes | 3:51 |
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