Catalog Number: UA-LA199-G Condition Details: Vinyl plays with occasional light-crackles (play-graded). Cover looks okay, some creasing, moderate scuffing, surface abrasions and surface impressions (front/back); some surface "slicing" to both sides. Surface gloss has gone from front top right/back top left corner. Inner-sleeve is original (generic white). Spine is somewhat readable with wear and developing split at center. Minor shelf-wear along top-edge; heavier wear along bottom-edge and corners. Opening is crisp with signs of use. (Top-right corner is cut.) Tracks: Lookin' For A Love I Don't Wanna Be Hurt By Ya Love Again Doing It My Way Let It Hang Out Point Of No Return You're Welcome, Stop On By You're Messing Up A Good Thing Don't Let Me Down Copper Kettle There's One Thing That Beats Failing About The Record: Bobby Womack is one of the best soul singers of all time, bringing his songs to life with testimonial pleas and lacerating deliveries. The title track from 1974's Lookin' for a Love Again gave the Cleveland native his second No. 1 song. It held that position on the R B charts for three consecutive weeks and scaled the Top Ten on the pop charts as well. You're Welcome, Stop on By was the second single. As with most of this soulman's numbers, this one has that irresistible, percolating rhythm augmented by Womack's wailing delivery. Whether Womack is strokin' country western rhythms, burnin' a blues melody with his guitar, or expressing a painful confession with his trademark baritone, rest assured that the outcome is going to be nothing short of sizzlin'. The title track and You're Welcome, Stop On By were both hit single releases.