Steppin Across the U.S.A., Vol. 3

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All Music Guide - Jason Elias
Steppin Across the U.S.A., Vol. 3 seems to zero in on the late '70s and '80s, featuring songs that will actually get stepping aficionados on the floor. Like the other volumes, this is not sequenced in chronological order and often spans decades at a time. The oldest track, Gabor Szabo's "Keep Smiling," produced by Bunny Sigler, is itself worth the admission. Hubert Laws' "Family" may give credence to the fact that the most elegant stepping music did indeed come from the late '70s. Like the other sets, Steppin Across the U.S.A., Vol. 3 throws in a few rare tracks to please collectors. The rarest gem here has to be Hinton Battle and his 1984 song "Super Cautious Girl." ...
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Editorial Reviews

All Music Guide - Jason Elias
Steppin Across the U.S.A., Vol. 3 seems to zero in on the late '70s and '80s, featuring songs that will actually get stepping aficionados on the floor. Like the other volumes, this is not sequenced in chronological order and often spans decades at a time. The oldest track, Gabor Szabo's "Keep Smiling," produced by Bunny Sigler, is itself worth the admission. Hubert Laws' "Family" may give credence to the fact that the most elegant stepping music did indeed come from the late '70s. Like the other sets, Steppin Across the U.S.A., Vol. 3 throws in a few rare tracks to please collectors. The rarest gem here has to be Hinton Battle and his 1984 song "Super Cautious Girl." Bernard Wright's "Won't You Let Me Love You" is right behind it. Believe it or not, those aren't the biggest surprises here. Ray Parker's ambient instrumental flip side from his 1987 Geffen album After Dark, "After Midnight," is a brilliant addition; it is well loved and always garnered lots of radio play. One of the better and interesting volumes of the series, Steppin Across the U.S.A., Vol. 3 should appease stepping fans and collectors alike with its rare finds.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 2/26/2008
  • Label: The Orchard
  • UPC: 669910708064
  • Catalog Number: 107080

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 Star Steppin (4:10)
  2. 2 Keep Smilin' - Gabor Szabo (7:21)
  3. 3 Have You Seen My Girl - Walter Beasley (4:24)
  4. 4 Late Night - Doug Cameron (6:40)
  5. 5 I'll Be Here for You (5:54)
  6. 6 Super Cautious Girl - Hinton Battle (5:06)
  7. 7 Won't You Let Me Love You (3:56)
  8. 8 Good to Go (Scotty Mix) - MC Hammer (4:49)
  9. 9 Family (7:40)
  10. 10 After Midnight - Ray Parker Jr. (3:56)
  11. 11 Vanessa - Michal Urbaniak (4:51)
  12. 12 Genie - BBQ (6:04)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
Peaches & Herb Track Performer
Walter Beasley Track Performer
Hubert Laws Track Performer
Gabor Szabo Track Performer
Bernard Wright Track Performer
Hamilton Bohannon Track Performer
Technical Credits
Willie Edwards Artwork
Jacob Soltes Graphic Design
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