Back Up Train
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| Back Up Train | ||
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| Studio album by Al Green | ||
| Released | 1967 | |
| Genre | Soul | |
| Label | Hot Line Records | |
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| Al Green chronology | ||
| Back Up Train (1967) |
Green Is Blues (1969) |
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| Back Up Train UK re-issue cover. | ||
Al Green's first release, on Hot Line Records, prior to signing with Hi Records. As evident from the album cover, the singer had not yet dropped the last 'e' from 'Greene' at the time of this album's release.
Camden/BMG
[edit] Track listing
- "Back Up Train"
- "Hot Wire"
- "Stop and Check Myself"
- "Let Me Help You"
- "I’m Reachin’ Out"
- "Don’t Hurt Me No More"
- "Don’t Leave Me"
- "I’ll Be Good To You"
- "Guilty"
- "That’s All It Takes (Lady)"
- "Get Yourself Together"
- "What’s It All About"
- "A Lovers Hideaway"
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