(2-LP set) 20 tracks from 1966-1972 containing many sought-after classics, super-rare masterpieces and undiscovered gems. It features the awesome floor filler by the New Jersey Kings - "Party And Don't Worry About It," which hasn't been reissued since the late '80s. Also included is Billy Garner with his Detroit rarity "I Got Some", Ron Buford and Ural Thomas' really hot record of the moment "Deep Soul," plus E. Rodney Jones and friends' "Soul Heaven," an instrumental version of Syl Johnson's "Is It Because I'm Black." Also features Vernon Garrett, Chili Peppers, Chet Ivey and Lee Harris, plus two unreleased cuts from funky Phoenix, Arizona - a blistering JB-alike from Eddy Harrington out of Chicago and more. (Previously deleted:8/1/06. Original release date:5/7/04)