We at Now-Again unearthed so much information about the bands that recorded the definitive disco and modern soul contained in our recently launched Soul Cal anthology that we decided we had no choice but to release an album and a book at the same time. Well, following that line, the music contained on Loving On The Flip Side music is too damn good to be anonymously relaunched, decades after musical visionaries blended the best of heavy funk and sweet soul into a unified whole. And simply telling the stories of these vocalists and bands without allowing their lovelorn pleas to be heard again wasn’t an option. Thus, Loving On The Flip Side again offers the enthused a chance to listen to, read about and reflect on another great burst of black American creativity: the creation of the sublime genre we like to call “sweet funk. A1. Darling Dears “I Don’t Think I’ll Ever Love Another” A2. Eddie Finley & The Cincinnati Show Band “Treat Me Right Or Leave Me Alone” A3. Thomas East “Slippin’ Around” A4. Hot Chocolate “We Had True Love” B1. The Equatics “Merry Go Around” B2. Black Conspirators “Love” B3. Jazzie Cazzie And The Eight Sounds “Young Girl” B4. Rhythm Machine “Whatcha Gonna Do?” B5. Ed. Nelson “I’ll Give You A Ring (When I Come, If I Come)” B6. Darling Dears “And I Love You” C1. Symphonic Four “Who Do You Think You’re Fooling (Part I)” C2. Lee Bonds “I’ll Find A True Love” C3. Black Exotics “What Am I Waiting For” C4. Black Velvet “Is It Me You Really Love” C5. The Conspiracy “I Believe (Our Love Has Gone Away)” D1. Little Janice “Since You’ve Been Gone” D2. Primitive “You Are Everything To Me” D3. Eunice Collins “At The Hotel” D4. Hunts Determination Band “Are We Through” D5. Disciples Of Soul “Together” D6. Symphonic Four “Who Do You Think You’re Fooling (Part II)