This is another wonderful example of the Gamble-Huff style prior to their forming the Philadelphia International label. The A side is a Motown-style number that finds Sigler sounding a lot like Marvin Gaye. The flip is even better — simply sublime soul. Note: This copy comes in a vintage Chess/Checker/Cadet Records factory sleeve.
| Overall | Label | Sleeve | Vinyl | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M- | M- | M- | M- |
| Label | Year | Chart |
|---|---|---|
| Neptune 14 dj | 1969 | Not charted |
A-side
B-side
Artist
Bunny Sigler
Bunny Sigler
Title
Great Big Liar
Where Do The Lonely Go
Songwriter
Gamble-Huff-Akines-Turner-Bellman (A), Gamble-Huff (B)
Gamble-Huff-Akines-Turner-Bellman (A), Gamble-Huff (B)
Producer
Gamble-Huff, Arranged by Bobby Martin-Thom Bell
Gamble-Huff, Arranged by Bobby Martin-Thom Bell
Category
Northern Soul, Philly Style
Northern Soul, Philly Style
