Mel & Tim - Starting All Over Again / I May Not Be What You Want Album

Tracklist

1	Starting All Over Again	3:55
2	I May Not Be What You Want	2:57

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
STX-1016	Mel & Tim	Starting All Over Again / I May Not Be What You Want ‎(7", Single)	Stax	STX-1016	US	Unknown
STX-1016	Mel & Tim	Starting All Over Again / I May Not Be What You Want ‎(7", Single)	Stax	STX-1016	US	Unknown
STX-1016	Mel & Tim	Starting All Over Again ‎(7", RE, Sty)	Stax, Collectables	STX-1016	US	Unknown
BO 137	Mel & Tim	Starting All Over Again / I May Not Be What You Want ‎(7", Single)	Stax	BO 137	Germany	Unknown

Notes

Distributed by Fantasy Records, Berkley, California

Video

Album

Starting All Over Again is a 1972 song by Mel & Tim. It is the title track of their second LP. The song was their second and final Top 40 hit in the U. and Canada. It peaked at number 19 on the Billboard Hot 100, spending five months on the American charts. On the R&B chart, the song peaked at number four. The cousins performed Starting All Over Again on Soul Train on March 17, 1973. The show was hosted by Al Green. The album's title track became their next hit single, spending an impressive 20 weeks on the Billboard pop charts. Two decades later, the song hit the pop charts again when Hall & Oates covered it. Stax SoulExplosion MelAndTim. 50 видео Воспроизвести все Микс Mel & Tim - I May Not Be What You Want from Starting All Over AgainYouTube. From 20m Business to starting all over again with Erika Geraerts from Fluff - Продолжительность: 37:39 Foundr Magazine Recommended for you. Album 1972 10 Songs. I May Not Be What You Want. STARTING ALL OVER AGAIN es una canción de Mel & Tim del año 1972, este tema está incluido dentro del disco Starting All Over Again. Letra 'Starting All Over Again'. Starting all over again is gonna be rough, so rough But we're gonna make it Starting all over as friends is gonna be rough, on us But we gotta face it. We lost what we had, that's why it hurt so bad. It set us back a thousand years. Don't Mess With My Money, My Honey Or My Woman. Starting All Over Again. Carry Me. Free For All. Mel & Tim were a classic Chicago soul vocal duo, recording in Muscle Shoals in the deep South for Stax and making records that fit comfortably next to those made in Philadelphia. It may sound incongruous, but their 1972 album, Starting All Over Again - released on CD with four bonus tracks - is a wonderful record that blends the sweet production of Philly with tight southern rhythms and Windy City harmony. And that's not even mentioning an impeccable set of songs many written or co-written by Phillip Mitchell, along with sharp covers of soul classics like Wrap It Up and. Watch the video for I May Not Be What You Want from Mel & Tim's Starting All Over Again for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Play album. Skip to YouTube video. Replace video. Do you know any background info about this track Start the wiki. Thursday 30 April 2020. Friday 1 May 2020. Saturday 2 May 2020. Sunday 3 May 2020. Monday 4 May 2020. Starting All Over Again, 04:08. I May Not Be What You Want, 03:05. Free for All, 02:39. Heaven Knows, 03:51. Now playing. You can leave your e-mail and we will let you know when the broadcast of the station will be online again: Or listen to the other country dec name stations. Written-By E. Shelby , P. Album by Mel & Tim. Don't Mess With My Money, My Honey or My Women. Free for All. Heaven Knows. Wrap It Up. What's Your Name. I'm Your Puppet. Too Much Wheelin' and Dealin'. Forever in a Day. It's Those Little Things That Count. The Same Folk. Yes We Can Can. search for Mel & Tim , Starting All Over Again. This CD titled Starting All Over Again by Mel & Tim is a very excellent album. Released in 1972, this seemed to be one of Mel & Tim's rare albums with the Stax Records label. The title song is so wonderful, sounding very similar to the Chi-Lites' 1971 hit Have You Seen Her, with its intro and spoken verses. For Mel & Tim, Starting All Over Again was their first big hit since their 1969 song Backfield in Motion. After this album Starting All Over Again, they recorded a second album with Stax, which was simply titled M