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1	A Portrait of Howard (2006) more music like this by Howard Tate see all copies from $12.25! new only from $15.63!
2	Rediscovered (2003) more music like this by Howard Tate Having been left for dead -- quite literally -- Howard Tate and his return to the music world made for one of the more remarkable and most unexpected stories of 2001. With Rediscovered, his first new studio album in nearly 30 years, Tate makes the comeback complete. While Rediscovered makes for a perfectly fitting (if perfectly obvious) title, it ... see all copies from $3.95! new only from $11.00!
3	Live (2006) more music like this by Howard Tate About a year after masterful soul singer Howard Tate returned to active duty with the album Rediscovered following nearly 30 years out of the music business, he was booked to play a major music festival in Denmark, and someone had the good sense to commit his set to tape. To listen to Live, an album drawn from that Denmark concert, you wouldn't ... see all copies from $10.72! new only from $12.69!
4	Get It While You Can: The Legendary Sessions (1995) more music like this by Howard Tate Tate's entire Verve output, condensed into a tidy 17-track compilation, including all of his late '60s singles for the label, and one previously unreleased track. Solid period soul with a slight eclectic bent for the blues, gospel, and some pop influences. Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide see all copies from $45.98!
5	Howard Tate (1972) more music like this by Howard Tate Howard Tate hopped labels during the late '60s and early '70s, skipping from Verve to Lloyd Price's Turntable to Atlantic and never releasing more than one LP for any of them. His lone Atlantic LP, a self-titled release from 1972, was the least consistent of the three; despite a few highlights that made it worth hearing for fans, the album was ... see all copies from $4.98! new only from $4.98!
6	Smooth Grooves: The '60s, Vol. 2: Mid-'60s (1997) more music like this by Various Artists The Smooth Grooves series moves into the mid-'60s with 16 tracks by both soul giants (Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, Otis Redding, Sam & Dave, the Impressions) and a smattering of performers whose success was primarily confined to the R&B charts (Walter Jackson, Lorraine Ellison, and Howard Tate, who does the original version of "Get It While ... see all copies from $5.50!
7	Black on White: R&B Covers of Rock (1993) more music like this by Various Artists Black On White collects a bunch of R&B covers of pop hits, including Run-D.M.C.'s "Walk This Way," Wilson Pickett's "Hey Jude," and Aretha Franklin's "Satisfaction." Although it sounds like a cheap gimmick, the results are surprisingly good and thoroughly listenable, with no embarrassing tracks; in fact, the best material is positively ... see all copies from $11.22!
8	Blue Day (2008) more music like this by Howard Tate On Blue Day, veteran soul and gospel singer Howard Tate lays down a set so utterly crackling with energy, vitality, and sheer grit one could be forgiven for forgetting that, at the turn of this century, he hadn't recorded in nearly 30 years and had been virtually forgotten and left for dead -- a victim of his own excesses. Tate was quite literally ... see all copies from $12.18! new only from $13.99!
9	Get It While You Can (1966) more music like this by Howard Tate Fine Jerry Ragovoy production and soulful, wailing vocals from Tate. Includes original versions of "Get It While You Can" and "Look at Granny Run Run." Christine Ohlman, All Music Guide see all copies from $93.75!
10	Get It While You Can: The Complete Legendary Verve Sessions (2004) more music like this by Howard Tate see all copies from $35.99! new only from $35.99!
11	Howard Tate's Reaction (1969) more music like this by Howard Tate Even after Get It While You Can, his fine 1967 LP for Verve, failed to capture a commercial audience or a substantial fan base, Howard Tate continued to work the nightclub circuit to large audiences. One of his biggest fans was fellow R&B veteran Lloyd Price, who owned a New York club named Turntables where Tate often appeared. The club was ... see all copies from $11.03! new only from $11.03!

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