A killer batch of righteous soul and funk cuts – put together with a good ear for the more progressive sounds of the late 60s and early 70s! The general theme is party party party, with a slight dash of politics thrown into the mix – and the set's an excellent batch of cuts that includes many numbers we've never seen reissued properly before! Totall winners include "Cadillac Jack" by Andre Williams, "How You Gonna Get Respect?" by Hank Ballard, "Funky Walk (part 2)" by Dyke & The Blazers, "Mashed Potato Popcorn (parts 1 & 2)" by James Brown, "Hip City (parts 1 & 2)" by Jr Walker, "SOUL" by S.O.U.L., "The Ali Shuffle" by Alvin Cash, "Funky Hot Pants" by Wee Willie Mason, and "Soul Train" by Little Royal. 14 cuts in all – and all funky! (Funky Compilations, Soul) CD

The third volume in one of the most popular soul series we've ever stocked! The CD features 25 rare soul tunes – from a variety of northern and southern sources, all of them hard-to-find gems with a deep soul sound that's dripping with sincere emotion and raw songsmithery. Brit soul DJ/collector/writer Dave Godin put the set together – and it would be hard to find a more loving collection of tunes with such a no-nonsense approach to the material. Titles include "Thanks For Yesterday" by Eddie & Ernie, "I'm Undecided" by Toussaint McCall, "Who Are You Gonna Love" by Rozetta Johnson, "I Paid For The Party" by The Enchanters, "Too Far Gone To Turn Around" by JR Bailey, "My Deceiving Heart" by The Impressions, "I'm Missing You" by Loretta Williams, "Let Me Down Easy" by Betty Lavette, "Don't Leave Me Baby" by Ray Gant & The Arabian Knights, "Like It Stands" by Robert Ramsey, and "Look At The Boy" by Jean Plum. CD