[Machine Translation] [SOUL: Bullseye The Soul Brother Edition] This is the last album of the 1970s (his fifth overall) released by the New Orleans-born singer best known for his hit Groove Me" (1970) on Chimneyville, a label in the Malaco family. Produced by key figures at Malaco, including Tommy Coach, the album re-features tracks from his previous album, *Well Done*, while delivering disco-funk highlights, best exemplified by the title track written by Bobby Marchant. It includes a cover of Frederick Knight s Trouble" and Can She Do It Like She Dances," a song also known for Ringo Starr s version. / Commentary: Tsuyoshi Hayashi / Original Release Year: 1977