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The sweeter side of ... latin soul volume II
(Latin Soul) |
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| wow! title says all, 21 well-chosen "latin
soul" sweeties from Fania, Ghetto, Cotique, Inca, ORC, SMC, Mio, Vaya or other
labels, all sung with English with strong "east-coast latin" flavors, no liner
notes but with credit of original releas details |
| Ralfi Pagan/I can't see me wthout you,Orq. Dee
Jay/Forget it,Brooklyn Sounds/Rain,Rey Davila/Falling star,Orq. La
Fantastica/Latin blues,Eddie Labron/Oh love,Ralph Robles/Maybe,JoeAcosta and his
Empresarios/Lonlieness,Orq. Soledad/I'll make you a queen,etc. |
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Miami soul sisters vol. 1 (Henry Stone
Music) |
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| 15 songs selected from Henry Stone's associated labels in Miami such as
Alston, Dade, Dash, Drive, Glades, Marlin, Cat and others, some relatively
known but some very obscure tracks also, more volumes expected, sadly minimum
linernotes only, no pictures of "soul sisters" (CD-R) |
| Gwen McCrae/Your love is worse than a cold
love,Betty Wright/If you love me like you say you love me,Audrey Royal/Come on
playboy,Charmettes/Surrendering my love,Diamonettes/Don't be surprised,Helene
Smith/U tried so hard to be good to you,Kitty Love/You gotta change,Lynn
Williams/Tears in my eyes,Twans/I can't see him again,etc. |
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Johnnie Taylor / Live at The Summit Club (Stax) |
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previously "unreleased" recordings which
captured his very best "live" show at The Summit Club, Los Angels in Sep. 23,
'72, he extended his hits and brought in a lot "more" to the songs for mainly
black audiences, good sound quality, great reissue album, well-done, new
Stax!
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Introduction by Rufus Thomas,Take care of
your homework,Little bluebird,Steal away,I don't wanna love you,Who's making
love,Hello sundown,Stop doggin' me,Jody's got your girl and
gone,etc.
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Anthony Hamilton / Southern comfort
(Merovingian Music)
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11 previously unreleased songs by one of
the most SOULFUL singer in today's R&B scene, more "downhome" or more
"loose" feel than his official albums but full of emotion on every
songs!
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| They don't know,Magnolia's room,Why,Don't say
what you won't do,Glad u called,Fallin in love again,Trouble,Never give
up,Better love,Please,Sailin away |
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Soul resurrection volume one
(southernAmericana) |
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| you know the legendary recording studio of
"southern soul" - Shelby Singleton and Finley Duncan's "The Playground Recording
Studio"? no duplication with recent Sundazed albums butstill full of glorious
southern soul songs -issued and unissued, helpful liner notes & rare
pphotos |
| Reuben Howell/Bad habit baby,Doris Allen/I'll
keep on loving you,John Hamilton & Doris Allen/So good to be together,Jimmy
Gresham/No way to stop it,Count Willie/The funky muscle,Len Wade/Everybody's
crown,Johnny Soul/Sang this song,Johnny Lee Hamilton/Missin piece of
me,etc. |
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Change is gonna come / The voice of Black
America 1963 - 1973 (Kent)
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| great compilation of songs about "Black
America's human rights struggles of '63 - '73", some semi-known but many unknown
tracks with one previously unreleased (Homar Banks on Stax), detailed linernotes
of lots of interesting photos, I rate very highly |
| Otis Redding/A change is gonna come,Patrice
Holloway/Stay with your own kind,Nickie Lee/And black is beautiful,,Yaphet
Kotto/Have you ever seen the blues,Parliament/Oh Lord why Lord,Ray Scott/The
prayer.Jackie Day/Free at last,JP Robinson/George Jackson,Nina Simone/To be
young gifted and black,etc. |
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Eccentric soul : Twinight's lunar rotation
(Numero) |
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| one of the very best compilation album from
Chicago's Twinight/Twilight label, well-selected 40 tracks in 2 CD set, lots of
rarities in good sound quality, yes .....this is THE CHI TOWN SOUL! very
informative linernotes with many rare pictures |
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Stormy The devastator,Annette
Poindexter/Mama,Dynamic Tints/Package of love,Nate Evans/Main squeeze,Krystal
Generation/Satisfied,Velma Perkins/Yes my goodness yes,Renaldo Domino/Not too
good to ry,George McGregor/Temptationis hard to fight,Sidney Pinchback/Soul
strokes,Notations/Lonely people,etc.
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Kenny Hamber / The best of (It's Soul
Time)
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| still remember his Arctic single "Ain't gonna cry"? tremendous deep soul
classic! but very sadly this "best of" album does not include such very
in-demand song, about 1/3 are '60s materials (from very obscure 7 inch records)
and the rest newer recordings (from his two recent CDs and 7 inch/12 inch
record), his vocals haven't dimmed a bit over years really, helpful notes |
| Anything you want,I'm so proud,Pradise,Never found a girl,Looking for a
love,Tears in my eyes,Walk away from love,Time, Can't let you go,Members
only,Show me your monkey,The closer I get to you,After the show,etc. |
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An introduction to Chicago soul (Fuel) |
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| nicely chosen 16 Chicago soul goodies and rarites with Bill Dahl's informative
liner notes, many lesser known tracks from various Chi town labels, try this
album with Robert Pruter's famous book "Chicago soul" to understand how was made
the Chicago soul music |
| L.C. Cooke/Do you wanna dance,Harold Burrage/Got to find a way,Ricky Allen/Cut
you a-loose,Jimmy Dobbins/What is love,The Steelers/The flame remains,Ray and
Dave/Wrong wrong wrong,Bobby Jones and The Para-Mounts/Check me out,Roscoe
Robinson/I'm satisfied,Casey Jones/Good thing,etc. |
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Frankie Firme presents 16 golden treasures from
the vaults of Rampart records (Rampart) |
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| Rampart records started in LA in the
early 60s, and released many records, mainly the sounds called Pachuco or the
harmony group sounds for east L.A. listeners, 17 group slowies culled here from
the vaults, sometimes too "old sounds" for soul music lovers? but try if you
like "sweet soul""group soul" or "harmony soul", informative liner notes |
| The Atlantics #1/Boo hoo hoo,Phil and Del/Don't play with love,The Atlantics #1
featuring Barry White/Home on the range,Little Roy/Come and swim with me,Thee
Royal Checkmates/Get out of my life woman,Two Tons of Love/It's a bad situation
in a beautiful place,Sarah James & The Soul Babies/Takin' care of
business,etc. |
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