Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. The Devastator - Stormy
2. Mama - Annette Poindexter
3. Package Of Love Part I - Dynamic Tints
4. Main Squeeze - Nate Evans
5. Satisfied - Krystal Generation
6. Yes, My Goodness Yes - Velma Perkins
7. Not Too Cool To Cry - Renaldo Domino
8. Temptation Is Hard To Fight - George McGregor
9. So Good To Have You Home Again - Mystiques
10. Soul Strokes - Sidney Pinchback
11. Pass It On Part I - Pieces Of Peace
12. Be My Lady - Dynamic Tints
13. Let Me Come Within - Renaldo Domino
14. Which One Am I - Perfections
15. Can You Find Me Love - Harrison
16. Is It Worth A Chance - Josephine Taylor
17. Lonely People - Notations
18. To Love Someone (That Don't Love You) - Kaldirons
19. My Sunshine Girl - Radiants
20. Powerful Love - Chuck & Mac

Disc 2:

1. A New Day - Notations
2. Rosemarie - Dynamic Tints
3. You And Me Baby - Kaldirons
4. Lift This Hurt - Elvin Spencer
5. Why Do You Want To Make Me Sad - Perfections
6. Put Out The Fire - Mystiques
7. Breaking Point - Johnny Williams
8. Life Walked Out - Mist
9. Nevermore - Renaldo Domino
10. Pardon My Innocent Heart - Nate Evans
11. Remind Me - Schiller Street Gang
12. Is It Meant To Be - Krystal Generation
13. Wayward Dream - Annette Poindexter
14. I'll Always Love You - Velma Perkins
15. Tearing Me Up Inside - Harrison
16. I've Made Up My Mind - Josephine Taylor
17. Goin' Man Huntin - Jo Ann Garrett
18. I Can't Stop - Notations
19. Two Years Four Days - Renaldo Domino
20. Yesterday's Mistakes - Jimmy Jones

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #146852 in Music
• Released on: 2007-03-13
• Number of discs: 2
• Format: Compilation
• Original language: English
• Dimensions: .31 pounds

From Amazon.com
Chalk up another shoot-the-moon collection of long-lost soul to the master excavators at the Numero Group. Upping the ante to a two-disc set accompanied by trivia-filled liner notes, Twinight's Lunar Rotation is a treasure chest--40 tracks of sweaty, sassy R&B goodness, churned out by the prolific and independent Chicago-area Twinight Records in the late '60s and early '70s. Committed to producing anything they thought could sell or merit radio airplay, the producers at Twinight generated ballads, minor gems like George McGregor and the Bronzette's "Temptation Is So Hard to Fight," hip-shaking instrumental soul workouts and smoky psychedelic guitar grooves. Tight funk ensembles Pieces of Peace and the Dynamic Tints come off like a mini-Tower of Power, and the teenaged Mystiques (discovered at a high school talent show) capture the urgency of adolescent obsession with "Put Out the Fire." This lunar rotation is worth taking for a spin. --Ben Heege