I've always had a soft spot for duets which I guess it stems from an early love of Sam and Dave, anyone got any recommendations of the less obvious ,any genre Northern , Deep etc

                  Cheers in advance

Edited September 14, 20168 yr by Twoshoes
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Eddie and Ernie.

Bob and Fred.

Edwin & Blinky.

NEWBY & JOHNSON - I Want To Give You My Everything

Fantastic record  

Len 

 

Every Beat of My Heart - ; )

Dx

Best by the Fantastic Four though.

Edited September 14, 20168 yr by DaveNPete

Linda Jones and the Whatnauts. Solo and group duet of the highest order.

James Carr & Betty Harris

 

Gene Chandler & Barbara Acklin - Show me the Way To Go;

Betty Everett & Jerry Butler - Just Be True

 

Here's a couple from my box, love both these, they're from the RnB end of the soul scale I guess but I love 'em!

 

Bobby Womack and Alltrinna Grayson singing one of my favorite song :

 

7 hours ago, LEN said:

NEWBY & JOHNSON - I Want To Give You My Everything

Fantastic record  

Len 

 

Love this tune 

 

Etta James & Sugar Pie Desanto - In the Basement

 

Betti Lou & Bobby Adams - "Dr Truelove" (Northern Soul - Trax 45)

Edited September 14, 20168 yr by Guest

You won't find a better male duet than the C. Forture & J. Brinson on Interstate 95 title "True Love". 

Ian D

Forston and Scott - "Sweet Lover" - Pzazz

Buster and Eddie - "Can't be Still - Class

Williams and Watson - "Two Late".  Good to get "Two For The Price Of One"!

Gwen and Ray, Stevens and Foster, Gene and Eddie, Tony and Tyrone, Beverly and Duane, Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose,

"Will I Find Love" - Gene Chandler and Barbara Acklin, Collins and Collins - Top Of The Stairs etc

Edited September 14, 20168 yr by Guest

Arthur Mullard & Hilda Baker "You're The One That I Want"

Samson and Delilah- "Will You Be Ready"

June (Conquest) and Donnie (Hathaway) - "I Thank You Baby"

William Bell and Judy Clay- "Private Number"

any Marvin and Tammi

"Never , Never Let You Go" - Eddie Floyd and Mavis Staples

Great thread and posts so far. Here's a few soulful duet 45's I'm enjoying, mostly both sides:

Tony & Lynn - I'm hip to you baby / We're so much in love

Sam Dees & Bettye Swann - Just as sure / Storybook Children

Ty Karim & George Griffin - Keep on doin' whatcha' doin'

William Bell & Mavis Staples - Love's sweet sensation / Strung out

Mel & Tim - Forever and a day / That's the way I want to live my life

Beverly & Duane - You belong to me / Love (+ all their other tracks!)

Theresa Davis & Jerry Butler - I can't stop (Lovin' you either)

Clifton Dyson & Gwen Matthews - I'm giving up / So lonely

Blue & Ferris - It's your turn to cry / Return to me

Church - How long....would love to know each of the male & female artists who sing the vocals on this gem if anyone knows?

Cheers, Steve

 

 

Cheap as chips version

 

Jerry Butler & Brenda Lee Eager - Ain't understanding Mellow

Jean Carn & Glenn Jones -Sweet & Wonderful

Melba Moore & Lillo Thomas - When you love me like this

Lou Rawls & Diane Reeves - At Last

Ramsey Lewis & Nancy Wilson - The two of us. Feat Daryl Coley

Joe & Dee - Who's it gonna be

Eddie & Ernie - Outcast

Just a few.

Kev

Sticking with classic modern soul...

Ashford & Simpson - It Seems to Hang On

Brotherly Love - Whole Lotta You In Me

Pockets Catch Me

Tata Vega & GC Cameron - I've Got My Second Wind (absolute perfection, just wonderful)

Edited September 14, 20168 yr by DaveNPete

From the less obvious I would like to recomend -

Jeffrey Dixon &  Belinda Elias                  ' Why can't this love be for real'           Jady

Orbrey  & Bernice                                    ' Let me lay with you tonight'               Jed

Hard Times( A duet without Question)    ' I ask a question'                                  ruby

Glenn Gray & Cecily Wallss                      ' I do believe in love'                             Sg

Bo Kirkland & Ruth Davis                         'You're gonna get next to me'              Claridge    ( Okay it's more than obvious, but i like it) 

Andy

 

 

Duke & Leonard - Just Do The Best You Can (see avatar)!

just love this, such a great quirky northern tune;

 

 

From the boys who gave you "Love Stormy Weather" get yourselves to Durham, September 17th for gems like this at "Sweet, Deep and Soulful

Kev

Edited September 15, 20168 yr by kev cane

You won't find a better male duet than the C. Forture & J. Brinson on Interstate 95 title "True Love". 

Marva Monroe and Cubby st Charles- without you(salsoul) is quite nice.

One here free if anybody wants it.PM me

11 hours ago, Ivor Jones said:

Arthur Mullard & Hilda Baker "You're The One That I Want"

If you are going down that road how about Frankie Howerd and June Whitfield Up Je T'aime , OOOO LOOK AT THE SIZE OF THAT HOLE....classic

Maybe not so obvious these days " Ready, Willing and Able. J Holliday and Clyde King.  Still love it

                                                         The other Fortson and Scott on Pzazz, although they cant sing its a great tune and very playable

Like a bit of a duet,here's a few..................

Denna Johnson & Ricky Davis-Who MeYeah You! /There's Gonna Be A Showdown Simpson

Vernon and Jewell - A Rockin Good Way Kent

Kenneth & Delroy With Ben Brown & The MoJo Supreme Ensemble - Let Me Hold You Close Steeltown

Dickey & Gloria - Mr Clean Diamond

Chris & Stella Towns - Nearer & Dearer Bonus

Dottie & Millie-Talkin' About My Baby Topper

Ben E King & DD Sharp-We Got A Good Thing Going Atco

Joe & George-No One Loves You Now

Sam & Bill-I'll Try Decca

Marshall & The Chi-lites - Price Of Love Dakar

Barbara Mason & The Futures - Make It Last Buddah

Vernon Harrell & Little Gigi - Baby Don'tcha Worry Decca

Valerie And Nick - I'll Find You Glover

 

Cheers

Martyn

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12 hours ago, DaveNPete said:

Sticking with classic modern soul...

Pockets Catch Me

 

Brilliant tune - I'm gonna dig mine out again.

Cheers.

Len 

It's fairly mainstream but there is the whole King and Queen album - Otis Redding and Carla Thomas.

Just one representative track here.

You know that man's voice is not so much a voice - more a musical instrument!

 

 

 

 

 

Motown Duets;

                             "Let's Make Love Now" = Art Posey and Honey Sessions( plus Levi and Jeans Vers)

                              "It Must Be Love Baby"= Chuck Jackson and Yvonne Fair.

                               " Don't Knock My Love = Marvin and Lady Di. . ( those horns do remind m of Ian's "Reachin')

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Sorry Ian but this is the Jimmy & Vella track for me can only imagine what it would have been like to see this live, superb percussion and an old Torch song if I remember correctly.

Couple of left fielders  the Jimmy Cobb track is Gregory Hines and Marilyn Redfield

some that spring to mind.....

Pic & Bill - talk about love

Alton & johnny - hang on in there babay

bob & earl - harlem shuffle

Marvin & Kim Weston - 'a few'

Marvin & Mary Wells - once upon a time

frankie & johnny - i'll hold you

Judy clay & william bell -private number

 

16 hours ago, sjclement said:

Couple of left fielders  the Jimmy Cobb track is Gregory Hines and Marilyn Redfield

Nice track, two great vocals very easy on the ear

one from not too long ago in the scheme of things, won't be to everyone's taste

 

 

13 hours ago, bbrich said:

some that spring to mind.....

Pic & Bill - talk about love

Alton & johnny - hang on in there babay

bob & earl - harlem shuffle

Marvin & Kim Weston - 'a few'

Marvin & Mary Wells - once upon a time

frankie & johnny - i'll hold you

Judy clay & william bell -private number

 

Always loved Frankie and Johnny, great tune

Billy and Betty - some kind of something/talkin bout you babe

 

...and great blue-eyed duet 

Joann and Troy - same old feeling