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Formats and Editions
1. I Thank You Baby
2. Just Another Reason
3. The Ghetto, Pt. 1
4. The Ghetto, Pt. 2
5. Thank You Master (For My Soul) [Promo Edit] [Edit]
6. Voice Inside (Everything Is Everything)
7. Tryin' Times
8. To Be Young, Gifted and Black
9. I Believe to My Soul 1
10. This Christmas 1
11. A Song for You 1
12. Magnificent Sanctuary Band 1
13. Giving Up 1
14. Come Back Charleston Blue 1
15. Little Ghetto Boy [Studio Version] [Version] 1
16. Valdez in the Country 1
17. I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know 1
18. Lord Help Me 1
19. Come Little Children 2
20. Love, Love, Love 2
21. Someday We'll All Be Free 2
22. You Were Meant for Me 2
23. Never My Love 2
24. A Lot of Soul 2
25. Let's Groove 2
26. Latin Time 2
27. Tally Rand 2
28. Memory of Our Love 2
29. Sunshine and Showers 3
30. After the Dance Is Done 3
31. Don't Turn Away 3
32. Always the Same 3
33. Brown Eyed Lady [Instrumental] 3
34. The Sands of Time 3
35. Zyzygy Concerto 3
36. What's Going on [Live] 3
37. Sack Full of Dreams [Live] 3
38. Little Ghetto Boy [Live] 3
39. You've Got a Friend [Live] 4
40. Voices Inside (Everything Is Everything) [Live] 4
41. He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother [Live] 4
42. Jealous Guy [Live] 4
43. I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know [Live] 4
44. Hey Girl [Live] 4
45. The Ghetto [Live] 4
46. I (Who Have Nothing) 4
47. You've Got a Friend 4
48. Baby I Love You 4
49. Be Real Black for Me 5
50. You've Lost That Loving Feeling 5
51. For All We Know 5
52. Where Is the Love 5
53. When Love Has Grown 5
54. Come Ye Disconsolate 5
55. Mood 5
56. The Closer I Get to You 5
57. You Are My Heaven 5
58. Back Together Again
More Info:
2013 four CD box, an exciting and comprehensive set charting the short but compelling career of Soul sensation Donny Hathaway. The set compiles well know classic tracks from Hathaway's solo career and his duets with Roberta Flack as well as newly discovered and previously unreleased live and studio performances exhumed from deep inside the Atlantic vaults. The set includes extensive liner notes written by noted music journalist Charles Waring, with valuable input from Roberta Flack who gives a very candid memory of her time spent working with Hathaway, as well as quotes and discussion from Leroy Hutson, Arif Mardin and Jerry Wexler.
