have to see you" through to "You brought it all on yourself" the highlight. The bonus tracks, where Tommie tries a more contemporary sound, don't work as well. The honourable exception is a remake of Percy Sledge's "Take time to know her" which almost matches the original. Having only previously heard Tommie Young on a couple of wailing ballads that appeared on a an old Instant UK LP ''Southern Soul Belles'' I was curious to check out more of her work.Until Westside released this 16 tracker her stuff was very difficult to find.It's a real gem and highly recommended to those who love their deep femme soulsters served up ''southern style.''She has been compared to 1970's Aretha ,and I agree to a certain extent.However the voice is a little more down -home and not subject to the ''over -souling'' indulgences that can sometimes spoil Arethas' singing.Lots of marvellous sympathetic horns,harmonizing back- ups and cheating/lying type lyrics. All of this material comes from the Soul Power label in Shreveport and the stand-out tracks for me are the title''Do You Still Feel The Same way?'' and ''You brought it All on Yourself'' If you like Betty Lavette,Bettye Swan,Baby Washington,Shay Holiday and similar,then this one's for you.