The third of Kent's ventures into the world of R&B dance music goes one step further by including tracks suited to the Belgian Popcorn scene. This genre of music grew up in the early 70s when, like the UK's Northern Soul scene, the hip teenagers of their day preferred the original dance music of the 60s to the records that were coming out of the US and UK at that time. Many sounds first played on the Popcorn scene - such as Sam Fletcher's 'I'd Think It Over' - were then spun on the Northern scene too. The cross-pollination between collectors and scenes then continued so much, that many erstwhile Northern fans became converted into full-on Popcorn believers. 1. Oh Baby Don't You Weep - Luther Ingram 2. She Wobbles When She Walks - Paul Clifton 3. You Love Me Pretty Baby - Banny Price 4. Someone Else Has Taken My Place - Gladys Tyler 5. I've Got a Feeling For You Baby - Gladys Bruce 6. I'm Gonna Start A War - Barbara Brown 7. Sh'Mon - MR. Dynamite 8. Shirley Jean - Gene Burks 9. Too Young - Boyce Cunningham 10. Big Ben - Harold Atkins 11. Coal Miner - Nappy Brown 12. Tumbling Down - Unkown Artist aka Tom Tumbleweed 13. Beautician Blues - BB King 14. Jack Of All trades - Eugene Church 15. I Idolize You - The Charmaines 16. A Man Is A Mean Thing - Barbara Perry 17. First Love Baby - Lena Calhoun & The Emotions 18. I've Got My Eyes On You - Marry (Merry) Clayton 19. I'm The Man - Albert Washington 20. Whatcha Gonna Do - King James 21. Just Like Yesterday - Joe Simon 22. Mama Julie - Terry & Jerry 23. Doing The Mule - Billy Bland 24. A Lover's Prayer - Vernon Greene & The Medallions