Timmy Thomas – You're The Song I've Always Wanted To Sing (1974) (24/44 Vinyl Rip)

This is a nice and soulful record that helps your sweetheart understand your desires ;-)

Biography from Allmusic by Steven McDonald:
Timmy Thomas is notable for having been a major one-hit wonder with "Why Can't We Live Together?," a song distinguished by its stripped-down production – soulful organ, played seemingly improvisationally over a rhythm from a primitive drum machine, with Thomas' impassioned vocals layered over both. The result was a 1973 hit for Thomas and for T.K. Records subsidiary Glades. While Thomas had released records before "Why Can't We Live Together?," and continued to release them afterwards, none of them garnered much in the way of sales. He continued to work on sessions for T.K. Records artists (including Gwen McCrae and Clarence Reid's alter-ego, Blowfly) and could be spotted in the '90s working as a producer for LaFace Records.

Tracks
1. You're The Song (I'Ve Always Wanted To Sing) 3:17
2. I'Ve Got To See You Tonight 3:16
3. Sweet Brown Sugar 3:06
4. Deep In You 3:34
5. Spread Us Around 2:54
6. One Brief Moment 3:46
7. What Can I Tell Her 5:47
8. Ebony Affair 3:48
9. Let Me Be Your Eyes 3:51
Total time: 33:03

Musicians
Timmy Thomas: Keyboards, Vocals
Betty Wright, Margaret Reynolds: Backing Vocals
Willie "Little Beaver" Hale: Guitar
Jerome Smith: Guitar
George Perry: Bass
Ron Bogdon: : Bass
Robert Furgeson: Drums
Robert Johnson: Drums