![Jackie Lomax - Lost Soul-Singles & Demos [Import]](https://aentcdn2.azureedge.net/graphics/items/sdimages/a/500/3/8/2/1/1651283.jpg "Lost Soul-Singles & Demos [Import]")
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Formats and Editions
1. Peaches 'N' Cream
2. Who Do You Love #2
3. Try As You May
4. See the People
5. The Golden Lion
6. You Better Get Going Now L
7. Hey Taxi
8. Enter Into My World
9. Don't You Think It's Time 1
10. Sweeter Than Honey 1
11. Front Page Model 1
12. Give What You Take 1
13. Take Me Away 1
14. Honey Machine 1
15. Genuine Imitation Life 1
16. One Minute Woman 1
17. A Dream of You 1
18. Everybody-Nobody 1
19. Listen to Me 2
20. Don't Pull the Trigger 2
21. Just the Way It Goes 2
22. White Lady 2
23. Be with You 2
24. Lord Who Give Me Life 2
25. One More Dream to Hold 2
26. The Hole Thing
More Info:
2010 two CD collection from the British Soul vocalist containing his pre-Apple Records solo recordings plus the rare White Lady album from his short stint with Badger in 1974. Jackie Lomax was the lead vocalist and bass player with the Undertakers, a stomping Mersey beat outfit of the mid 1960's. at the end of 1965 Jackie joined the Lost Souls, with a name change in 1966 to Lomax Alliance. Brian Epstein came to New York and offered to manage Jackie Lomax as a solo artist but ended up signing the band. Tracks were recorded in New York and London for a single and an album, produced by John Simon. Only the single got released in the UK, and a different single under a different name in the U.S. Epstein's death curtailing further action for the band, but Lomax squeezed out a further solo single. At the end of 1973, Jackie Lomax joined Badger, a previously Prog Rock band originally formed by ex-Yes keyboard player Tony Kaye, and proceeded to turn them into his type of R&B/Soul band. The band became a vehicle for his songs and singing and they released one excellent LP, White Lady. Cherry Red.
