CONFESSIN A FEELIN - TONY OWENS

[ceasarelloie]

I truly enjoyed listening to that great old song!

[british55]

oh my gosh, I had this song on a 45 record....lost it and wish I could get it again. can someone email me this song please

[2fresh2clean100]

What ever happened to good music like this? Real music, real voices, real instrumens.  Please bring it back.

[dark15621]

bad rola wayy better then da original

[averypack13]

@dark15621 This IS the original. New Orleans in the HOUSE!!

[lamuneca248]

ezta rola me caye deaquellaz...ezooooo

[wickedG69]

Dope as rolaa ;

[jprincezz2800]

dis is ma jam for ma one n only love .

[VALTRONICA]

Who are these women on the cool picture. I keep seeing them on your videos and i cant figure it out..

[VALTRONICA]

@VALTRONICA is that you?

[celticlarry]

SERIO

[cyrilzero]

do you like this or the other version?

[joli78363]

i like the girl in the middle!!!! que chula mijah!! muah!!!

[LACHAMAkA13]

fIRME OlDIE

[averypack13]

This is classic New Orleans. Thanks for the memories....

[demilitant]

@averypack13 - this is CLASSIC NOLA 4real. I remember hearing this song as a child. I LOVE his version; the other's can't touch it.

[PhillySouth]

Fine - fine - superfine sound.....It received

airplay now and then on Harvey Holiday's "Old Soul" Sunday night show which ran for many years in the 70's and 80's in Philly -- is how I know it, so it has

a some following among the deep followers of the Soul movement. And this is as good and tasty as it got for that music....fine as vintage wine. And really, a key track for some of us, for the Soul era. Muchos gracias for posting.

[distantlovr]

So damn fine..............love it, old times!!!

[lenluvpat]

thank you for this very fine and nice song it's makes me cry when i play it thats how much i love it, i had the 45 back then and on the other side was another song that i so love titled wishing waiting and hoping, if you have please post . thank you so much.

[57Will]

Very fine soul sound from 1971, from the Cotillion label. This number was Owens' only chart hit, reaching #39 on Billboard's Black Singles charts that year.