Artist	Song
The Valentinos	Lookin' for a Love
from The SAR Records Story (2005)
The Womack Brothers	Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray
from The SAR Records Story (2005)
Bobby Womack	Just a Little Bit Salty
from At Home In Muscle Shoals (1998)
Bobby Womack	I'm a Midnight Mover
from Fly Me to the Moon (2008)
Bobby Womack & Peace	If You Don't Want My Love (Give It Back)
from Across 110th Street (2008)
Bobby Womack	I Wish I Had Someone to Go Home To
from The Poet II (2009)
The Valentinos	Everybody Wants to Fall In Love
from The SAR Records Story (2005)
Bobby Womack	Baby! You Oughta Think It Over
from Fly Me to the Moon (2008)
Bobby Womack	How Does It Feel (Remastered0 [Single Version]
from Atlantic Unearthed - Soul Brothers (2006)
The Valentinos	Sweeter Than the Day Before
from Chess Chartbusters, Vol. 1 (2008)
The Valentinos	Baby, Lots of Luck
from The SAR Records Story (2005)
Bobby Womack	I Can't Take It Like a Man
from My Prescription (2008)
Bobby Womack	Let Me Kiss It Where It Hurts
from I Wanna Make Love to You (1998)
Bobby Womack	So Many Sides of You
from The Poet (2009)
Bobby Womack	I Take It On Home
from B.W. Goes C.W. (2008)
Bobby Womack	Trust Your Heart
from At Home In Muscle Shoals (1998)
The Valentinos	What About Me?
from Chess Soul: A Decade of Chicago's Finest (1997)
Bobby Womack	Falling in Love Again
from I Still Love You (1998)
Bobby Womack	Games
from The Poet (2009)
Bobby Womack	That's Where It's At
from Only Survivor: The MCA Years (1996)
Bobby Womack	Just My Imagination
from The Poet (2009)
Bobby Womack	Point of No Return
from Lookin' for Love Again (2008)
Bobby Womack & Peace	Hang On In There
from Across 110th Street (2008)
Jazz Crusaders & Bobby Womack	Cold Brew Coffee (No Way Out of Loving You)
from Louisiana Hot Sauce (2007)
Lulu & Bobby Womack	I'm Back for More
from Greatest Hits (2003)

Comment:

Mr. Bobby Womack's been a power hitter all the way back to the beginning of the game, slamming home runs like the soulful sugar rush "Sweeter Than the Day Before" with the Valentinos, and playing guitar on everything from Aretha Franklin's "Chain of Fools" to Sly & The Family Stone's [i]There's a Riot Goin' On[/i]. Once he got going, there was simply no stopping him; listen in as he chomps right [i]through[/i] the Womack/Wilson Pickett cowrite "I'm a Midnight Mover" like a wolf loose in a chicken coop, and see if he doesn't give Wicked Pickett's hit version a run for its money. And when Womack tweaks his sound toward a jazzy pop-funk bounce to croon "So Many Sides of You," he could easily be telling his own tale of spinning out stunning new sounds at every unpredictable turn.

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