Drowning In Sea Of Love by Joe Simon, released 30 June 1972, includes the following tracks: "Something You Can Do Today", "The Mirror Don't Lie", "You Are Everything", "Let Me Be The One (The One Who Loves You)" and more.
This version of Drowning In Sea Of Love comes as a 1xCD. -
Ace.
Joe Simon's "Drowning In The Sea Of Love" on CD is a quintessential slice of early-1970s soul, characterized by warm arrangements, heartfelt vocals and a subtle blend of gospel, R&B and pop influences. The title track, with its lush strings and rolling groove, captures the emotional core of the album: longing, resilience and the search for love. Across the CD, Simon's expressive baritone moves confidently between reflective ballads and mid-tempo grooves, always prioritizing feeling over showmanship. The production is rich yet uncluttered, giving space to the rhythm section, horns and backing vocals. This reissue by Ace is carefully compiled and typically places strong emphasis on sound quality and well-researched presentation, making it an ideal choice both for long-time fans and newcomers to classic soul. Ace Records is widely respected among collectors for its detailed reissues, carefully sourced masters and liner notes that treat the original music and its history with genuine care. Joe Simon is one of soul music's most distinctive voices, known for a string of hits throughout the late 1960s and 1970s and for bridging the gap between deep Southern soul and more polished, orchestrated styles. His career brought him chart success, critical recognition and a dedicated following among soul enthusiasts. On "Drowning In The Sea Of Love," he stands at a creative peak, delivering songs that are both radio-friendly and emotionally deep, which is why this album is often regarded as a key work in his discography and a must-have for lovers of classic soul.