just reading bit about chapter 5

brought to mind the below for some reason

its on a recent web site visted and a paragraph on there

its for a group called the Elevations , and its at www.detroitsoul.com

With hard-hitting rhythms accompanied by a powerhouse horn section, and sultry female vocals, The Elevations have captured the essence of a lost Motor city art form. Yes, Detroit is now once again the home of sweet soul music. Inspired by the golden years of the 1960's, The Elevations have influences ranging from the gritty sound of Stax, to the pop sensibility of Motown, to the dance induced rhythms of Northern Soul. This is not your typical "revival" band that is often popularized by aging jazz musicians that are confined to playing obvious cover songs at weddings and casinos. Members of The Elevations come from a punk/garage background helping define the band's energy and attitude; similar to the sound that was captured on so many great soul 45's from the 1960's.

https://www.detroitsoul.com

is site, has a live clip up so can hear for yourself if live up to claims

there's loads of garage/motown inspired young bands around - eg The Detroit Cobras

there's loads of garage/motown inspired young bands around - eg The Detroit Cobras

link

I saw a similar Group in Las Vegas called 'Globo Gym Purple Cobras'. They had White Goodman, Blade, Lazer and Blazer in the Line-up.

I'd reccommend seeing them, as they will ROCK you.

& then there's the dodgeball 5.....

just reading bit about chapter 5

brought to mind the below for some reason

its on a recent  web site visted and a paragraph on there

its for a group called the Elevations , and its at  www.detroitsoul.com

https://www.detroitsoul.com

is site, has a live clip up so can hear for yourself if live up to claims

link

Musically they sound great but vocals leave a bit to be desired from the sound clip

would be great to stumble across them in a pub somewhere though

Musically they sound great but vocals leave a bit to be desired from the sound clip

would be great to stumble across them in a pub somewhere though

link

actually might be because i've been out on the piss this afternoon but they sound brilliant and very authentic

as i say i have had a few house reds though

there's loads of garage/motown inspired young bands around - eg The Detroit Cobras

link

yep, but think that one is most have seen with use of 45 logos, the site name and so on

though main reason for posting was just found it interesting comparing how they do things and the recent resurfacing of some northern connected uk 60s artists