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Introduction (To Victim Of The Joke). UMG (от лица компании "Craft Recordings"). If I Give It Up, I Want It Back. UMG (от лица компании "Craft Recordings"); UBEM, LatinAutor - UMPG, CMRRA, UMPG Publishing, LatinAutor. Interlude I. Исполнитель.

English Deutsch Español Français Italiano 日本語 한국어 Português (Brasil) Русский. 든 버전. 릴리스 편집. 이 품목 판매. David Porter ‎– Victim Of The Joke? An Opera. 이블: Stax ‎– UCCO-90352, Stax ‎– ENS-1019.

An Opera 릴리스에 대한 크레딧, 리뷰, 트랙을 보고 쇼핑하세요. English Deutsch Español Français Italiano 日本語 한국어 Português (Brasil) Русский. 이블: Stax ‎– STX 1030.

An Opera David Porter. 1. 2. When You Have To Sneak (You Have To Sneak) (Missing Lyrics). 4. I’m Afraid the Masquerade is Over. 5. Storm In The Summertime (Missing Lyrics). 6. Pretty Inside (Missing Lyrics).

Album by David Porter. I'm Afraid the Masquerade Is Over. was sampled in. Who Shot Ya by The Notorious .

David Porter - Sweat & Love 1973 Gregory hines. Fox the fox collection. Nighttime Lovers A Fine Collection Of Disco Funk Classics Of The 80's. Nighttime Lovers 3. Follow.

Porter's voice, again, is OK but unremarkable. While the construction of the LP was a laudably ambitious outing by early-'70s soul standards, the results weren't all that interesting; indeed, the thematic "concept" (of a typically rocky love affair) that drives the album is pretty simple and innocuous.

This album is the Vinyl Me, Please Classics album for November 2018. David Porter: Victim of the Joke? An Opera. David Porter was the unheralded part of the Hayes-Porter songwriting duo, particularly after Isaac become a mega solo star, completing the Death Star overshadow of Porter. But Porter’s four LPs for Stax subsidiary Enterprise are all lost classics, worthy of the devotion that has greeted Isaac’s solo material at the very least.

Stax mainstay David Porter shall be forever known as the other half of the writing and producing duo that featured Isaac Hayes. Working out of Memphis, the names "Hayes/Porter" would grace the singles featuring Sam & Dave's finest moments, as well as tracks by Johnnie Taylor and Mable John in the mid 1960s. As the public lost interest in the sounds of raw southern soul (and Isaac Hayes began donning the chain mail for his own solo career), David Porter found himself without a following.