That's What I Want To Know (1966)

Written by James Carr and Roosevelt Jamison    (Morning Music Ltd)

Produced by Quinton Claunch and Rudolph Russell

Reviews

• The commercial success of Motown reverberated throughout the US record industry, and I remember when I first wrote about this record I had to say that it was an undoubted double-take on the Four Tops 'I Can't Help Myself' which had hit the #1 spot in both the R&B and Pop charts some months later earlier. But, it is a known fact that records beget records, and in its own right this exuberent mover has a virtue all of its own, and James Carr certainly gets down under it towards the end in a way which I don't think Motown would have altogether approved of at that time. (by Dave Godin in the Complete Goldwax Singles liner notes)

Singles

• Goldwax 302 b/w You've Got My Mind Messed Up

Albums

• The Complete Goldwax Records Singles
• You Got My Mind Messed Up    (LP + CD)