Ok, so Wu-Tang Clan / RZA probably isn't in most people's music boxes here, and it's not something anyone would normally associate with 'soul'. However...

Since I first heard "Walking through the darkness" by Tekitha Washington (and with its "Across 110th Street" sample), I've wanted to get a copy on 7 or 12 inch.

It features on the RZA-produced album 'Ghost Dog', which is inspired by the cool, cool 1999 film with Forrest Whittaker as the modern-day samurai/assassin.

I've never been able to confirm whether the track had anything other than the CD/ digital release. Anyone know?

Edited March 16, 201213 yr by Russell Gilbert

haha rza sampled off a cd. i always suspected the first wu-tang album was a product of the stax box set and not of digging for 45s.

Its hard to better Bobby ........ but this is a really good track (thank God they didn't rap it up).

There is a rap/hip hop mix, but we don't have to talk about that here. Each to their own, of course.

Am still looking to find an answer - did this brilliant track get a vinyl release???