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A great collection of deep soul work by singer Doris Duke – one of the lesser-remembered talents from her day, but an emotive diva who could sing with the best from Memphis or Muscle Shoals. The set features 12 tracks produced by Jerry "Swamp Dogg" Willams (who also arranged and... read more

Swamp Dogg-style funky soul, produced and arranged by Jerry "Swamp Dogg" Williams, who also wrote most of the songs on the record. The album was recorded in Georgia, with a Muscle Shoals kind of sound, but which is also touched with a lot more overt politicism than your average southern... read more

Swamp Dogg-style funky soul, produced and arranged by Jerry "Swamp Dogg" Williams, who also wrote most of the songs on the record. The album was recorded in Georgia, with a Muscle Shoals kind of sound, but which is also touched with a lot more overt politicism than your average southern... read more

One of the earliest albums ever from Swamp Dogg – and one of the best as well! The set was cut down at Capricorn Studios in Macon, and has a wicked blend of southern funk and deep soul that Swamp never hit this well ever again – a quality that almost makes us think the album was more... read more

One of the earliest albums ever from Swamp Dogg – and one of the best as well! The set was cut down at Capricorn Studios in Macon, and has a wicked blend of southern funk and deep soul that Swamp never hit this well ever again – a quality that almost makes us think the album was more... read more

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A strange lost "comeback" album for Walter Wanderley – but a great one! The set was recorded recorded in the US in the early 70's, and with the same sweet electric sound that Wanderley was using on his last A&M/CTI albums! Walter plays organ and electric piano, and the group... read more