Lamont Dozier - Bigger Than Life. CD. (Castle - CMRCD279) The genius behind dozens of soul classics on Motown and Invictus was at full power on this elegant 1983 album, originally made for his own Megaphone label. Digitally remastered from the original tapes with his own involvement, this long-lost gen proves how easily Dozier was able to adapt his trademark sound to the demands of a new era.

Lamont Dozier - Bittersweet. CD. (Castle - CMRCD218) Bittersweet was Lamont's last album for Warners, issued in 1979. Produced by ex-Motown buddy Frank Wilson, the album led off with the UK club hit, 'Boogie Business' (his closest flirtation with disco). Other highlights include the soulful 'True Love Is Bittersweet', 'Tough Act To Follow' and 'Love Me To The Max'.

Lamont Dozier - Going Back To My Roots (The Anthology). Dble CD. (Castle - CMEDD053) Dozier was famously one third of Holland, Dozier, Holland, the legendary songwriting trio behind so many soul classics at Motown in the 1960's and Invictus in the early 1970s. Lamont's own recordings at the latter kickstart this first-ever anthology of his solo work, which runs through his in-demand 70s albums and beyond. Most of this music has never been on CD before.

Lamont Dozier - Lamont. CD. (Castle - CMRCD219) Lamont from 1981 was his one-and-only album for Los Angeles' M&M Records. It was self-produced, with arrangements from McKinley Jackson, who had worked with Lamont back in the Invictus days of the early 70s. Highlights include the US R&B hit, 'Shout About It', plus the two-step club favourite, 'I Ain't Playing', and the beautiful 'You Oughta Be In Pictures'.

Lamont Dozier - Peddlin' Music On The Side. CD. (Castle - CMRCD099) Lamont Dozier's solo work is a stylish cornucopia of Soul and R'n'B styles Peddlin' Music contains his original reading of Going Back To My Roots, later covered by Richie Havens and taken chartwards by Odyssey

Lamont Dozier - Right There. CD. (Castle - CMRCD098) Lamont Dozier has enjoyed a consistently creative and absorbing solo career since flying the Tamla Motown coop in the late 60s. This album features his own version of the Four Tops hit 'It's The Same Old Song', (which he penned) alongside an assured collection of Dozier originals.

Lamont Dozier - Soul Man -The Best Of. CD. (Castle - CMRCD531) Affordable entrée into the solo world of one of soul music's greatest songwriters and performers. This set includes classic 70's soul hits like "Why Can't We Be Lovers" and "Going Back To My Roots". This is a perfect introduction to Lamot's music.

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