By way of a change I thought that I’d make myself a compilation of Stax/Atlantic type sounds a la Sam & Dave, Wilson Pickett, Solomon Burke etc.

I’m having a lack of imagination problem however so any suggestions of mid to uptempo sounds in that vein would be extremely welcome.

Thanks in advance for any help.

Edited February 2, 20187 yr by Tony Turner
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How about this chunk of good old gruff Northern. Choooooooooooooooooooooon

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Fell in love with this one the first time i heard it.

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Quality sound.

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Unlike the title I better stop now or I'll be in trouble.

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Hard as you like and then some

This aint hard but its as tuff as hobnail boots.

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15 hours ago, The Tempest said:

 

About 1978, I bought this 'blind' along with Mel Torme 'Coming Home' from Reg Williams/Malc Burton at a Wath all dayer for 50 p each.

Happy days indeed but never heard this great tune played out.

A true hard soul record!

Ed

14 minutes ago, tomangoes said:

About 1978, I bought this 'blind' along with Mel Torme 'Coming Home' from Reg Williams/Malc Burton at a Wath all dayer for 50 p each.

Happy days indeed but never heard this great tune played out.

A true hard soul record!

Ed

Regularly played out on the Scottish nighter scene in the 80’s my friend - definitely seperates the men from the boys on the floor !!!

 

 

Hard as nails.

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Sublime piece of SOUL.

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Comin Down With A Soul Attack

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On 3 February 2018 at 14:26, GLENSSOULSOUNDS said:

HOW ABOUT THE SEEMINGLY UNKNOWN "SHE'S SO GOOD TO ME" WILSON PICKETT, FRENCH ONLY E.P. ? NORTHERN DANCER (ITS ON U-TUBE) CHECK IT OUT ,, SHOULD BE A MONSTER !!!....GLEN.

French and Portugese issue EP methinks ?  Love it and agree. Taff

One that gave me an ear worm when I first heard it and still does...also agree about Hand in Glove by Arthur C mentioned earlier.. 

 

34 minutes ago, Saxafone said:

One that gave me an ear worm when I first heard it and still does...also agree about Hand in Glove by Arthur C mentioned earlier.. 

 

Arthur Conley was always so much more than just Sweet Soul Music and Funky Street. Great voice, some cracking tracks, and very underrated indeed. 

40 minutes ago, Joey said:

Arthur Conley was always so much more than just Sweet Soul Music and Funky Street. Great voice, some cracking tracks, and very underrated indeed. 

Agree totally. Another Arthur C favourite. Most cheap as chips. Hope they fit the required category !  Taff.

 

Edited February 6, 20187 yr by Saxafone

Plenty more Arthur C out there, this one already mentioned. Taff.

 

Sam baker “I can’t turn her loose” storming uptempo not for the faint hearted

On 2/5/2018 at 22:00, Joey said:

As the song says, "Everyone's a winner, baby, that's no lie"!