You Hit Me (Right Where It Hurts) / I Couldn't Build A World

You Hit Me (Right Where It Hurt Me)' says a lot about 60s soul music in just the title. It's about heartbreak but set to a solid uptempo beat over an orchestral arrangement worthy of Spector. A massive record, first played to 1,000 plus dancers in the 70s, those connoisseurs can now ditch the dodgy sound of their Canterbury bootlegs. As a bonus we've put the charming, previously unissued on vinyl, 'I Couldn't Build A World With You (On The Outside)' from their GWP stablemates from NYC, the Devonnes.'When the New Orleans soul guys meet a sexy French girl, it ain't nothin' but fun. This 1963 recording has been picked up around the world as the epitome of the swinging 60s soul sound. Betty Bibbs is in a similarly light-hearted mood. By 1968 the sound had moved on but good-time music still brings a smile to the party.