Lou Pride - Gone Bad

Review by Jayesunn Krump

Lou Pride's album Gone Bad is a soulful masterpiece that showcases the artist's unique blend of blues, R&B, and gospel. The album features ten tracks, each one a testament to Pride's incredible vocal range and musical talent. From the upbeat and funky "It's a Man's Man's World" to the soulful ballad "I Won't Give Up," Pride delivers a performance that is both powerful and emotive.

The album's title track, "Gone Bad," is a standout, with its catchy chorus and infectious groove. The song's lyrics tell the story of a man who has lost his way and is struggling to find his place in the world. Pride's vocals are raw and honest, conveying the pain and desperation of the song's protagonist.

Another standout track is "I Didn't Take Your Woman." The song's funky bassline and upbeat tempo make it a perfect dancefloor filler, while Pride's vocals are full of swagger and confidence. The song's lyrics are a tongue-in-cheek response to accusations of infidelity, with Pride proclaiming his innocence in a playful and humorous way.

Artist: Lou Pride
Album: Gone Bad

1990

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
I Didn't Take Your Man	4:20
Gone Bad
Very Special	4:11
So Far Away	4:28
I'm Not Through Loving You	4:32
We're Only Fooling Ourselves	3:41
I Found A Love	5:20
Gone Bad Again	3:40
Been So Long	3:46

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Catalog Numbers

CUR 2009 MC
BG 113
NR 16745

Labels

Curtom
Black Gold
WMB Records

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Album
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45 RPM
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Credits

Role	Credit
Engineer	J. B. Ritchie
Producer	Kevin Yancey

Notes

Orignal Label and Wax Identical to The ONYX Release - Stickers Over Label Original Name - Suggesting WMB is to Honor Walter Mae Barnett, To Whom Side Two Is Dedicated To.

Barcodes

Barcode: 019011200941
Matrix / Runout ("40" has a line through it): NR 16745 A NRP 40
Matrix / Runout: NR 16745 B

About Lou Pride

b. 24/05/1950 in North Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A. d. 06/05/2012 Born in Chicago's North Side. Performed solo at grade school, where support came from local pastors including Reverend Edward J. Cole the father of singer Nat King Cole. In the late 60s, Lou spent two years on US army bases in Germany, where he joined a group called The Karls. Returning to Chicago, he formed a Sam & Dave style duet with a friend called LC, called LC & Lou. Lou's manager Jim Dorman later persuaded Lou to start a solo career, moving to El Paso, Texas. Lou met Kenny Smith, who decided to sign Lou to Suemi Records (their publicity tag-line read: "If you don't like it, sue me!"), which he co-owned with Bill 'Sparks' Taylor, and which had recorded a variety of country and rockabilly artists, and had some success with Bobby Fuller. Signing over the years to various small labels, a consistent spell of recording and releasing albums had to wait until around the mid when Curtis Mayfield, a family friend, invited him to work alongside him in Atlanta, the release on being the result, continuing with the associated label . Lou Pride had a strong following the UK, touring to great acclaim mainly due to the enduring power and longevity of the track "I'm Com'un Home In The Morn'un".

Real Name

George Louis Pride

Name Vars

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Summary by Jayesunn Krump

Gone Bad is a must-listen for fans of soul and R&B. Lou Pride's incredible voice and musical talent shine through on every track, making this album a timeless classic. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to Pride's music, this album is sure to leave a lasting impression.