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Masterpieces Of Modern Soul
CD (Item 611487) Kent (UK), 1970s — Condition: Used
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Magnificent stuff – an a treasure trove of lost harmony soul! This is the kind of compilation that really gets us going – 24 super-mellow soul tracks from the late 60s and early 70s, all of them done by male harmony groups with a stellar vocal approach. Some of the groups are ones you' ... CD
A full run of genius from the great Baby Washington – a singer who's mostly known for her initial sweet soul work, but who can also sing with a hell of a lot of female power, too! If you only know the early Sue Records single "That's How Heartaches Are Made", you'll really be ... CD
Some of the greatest female soul from the southern scene at the start of the 70s – two monumental albums from singer Doris Duke, both produced by Swamp Dogg and packaged here with some rare bonus cuts too! Doris' work has always been some of our favorite from the deep soul scene – ... CD
Excellent rare soul from Atlantic – and a very different side of the label's output! The focus here is on tracks that are a bit more sophisticated than the hits – not really mellow, as most of the numbers are very nice groovers, but just with a twist that sets them apart from some of ... CD
Excellent rare soul from King Records – and almost none of it reissued since it was originally on 45s! King is more famously known as the home of James Brown during the 60s – but this set shows what a wealth of great work was going on at the label at the same time, and even though we've ... CD
Stax Records was so great at the start, the label kept on recording and releasing amazing music far past its familiar hits – so much so that the b-sides of their singles were often every bit as great as the better-played sides! This set looks at that huge legacy of music, and brings together ... CD
Rudy Ray Moore's second album, and almost hipper than the first – thanks to some key musical backings from The Fillmore St Soul Rebellion! The vibe here is as rough and raw as you'd expect – a no-holds-barred version of party records, with Rudy using plenty of language hardly heard ... CD
Maybe not the sound of success – at least in terms of cash for the artists – but a stellar collection of 60s soul from the vaults of Wand and Scepter Records! Both imprints had some hits at the time, but also cut a huge amount of lesser-circulated tracks that are complete gems – ... CD
Warm wonderfulness from the great Al Green – a record that may have a pale-looking cover, but a set that's one of Green's most deeply soulful albums ever! There's a grace and a glow to the set right from the very first note – that really unique presentation and performance that makes ... CD
A damn great bit of work from the legendary Al Green – maybe one of his best records ever – and in fact, maybe one of greatest soul albums of all time! The set's got a style that's really genre-defining – not the previous southern soul of a few years before, but also not the ... CD
With 25 tracks including "Wild One", "Dancing In The Street", "I'm Ready For Love", "Heat Wave", "Honey Chile", "Third Finger, Left Hand", "Forget Me Not", and "I Should Be Proud". CD