By the time the opening notes of Bobby Womack’s first studio release hit your ears, you will immediately recognize that you have come across an amazing milestone in the history of soul music. Not only is this man responsible for writing one of the Rolling Stones’ first successes (“It’s All Over Now”), but he is also the author of the incredibly epic and deeply dramatic title track to the gangster movie Across 110th Street (also so astonishingly used by Quentin Tarantino in the unbeatable opening scene of his Jackie Brown). Recorded in 1969 at the American Sound Studios in Memphis, Fly Me To The Moon shows Womack’s versatility as a performer and his unbelievable talent as a vocalist. If you have decided to buy a record today, make sure this is it because tomorrow it won’t be on the shelf.

Track Listing
1. Fly Me To The Moon aka In Other Words
2. Baby! You Oughta Think It Over
3. I’m A Midnight Mover
4. What Is This
5. Somebody Special
6. Take Me
7. Moonlight In Vermont
8. Love, The Time Is Now
9. I’m In Love
10. California Dreamin’
11. No Money In My Pocket
12. Lillie Mae