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People Get Ready - The Curtis Mayfield Songbook - VA (Song Writer Series) - Kent Records CD CDTOP 506 People Get Ready: The Curtis Mayfield Songbook Various Artists (Songwriter Series) CDTOP 506 Kent Format: Audio CD Release Date 29th October 2021 An extensive overview of the words and music of Chicago’s Gentle Genius Of Soul. A preview of the release notes from Tony Rounce follows below... Curtis Mayfield (3 June 1942–26 December 1999) rightfully belongs at the top of any list of the truly great singer-songwriters that black America has ever shared with the global population. Curtis’ compositions raised the bar for soul songwriting from 1960 onwards and maintained an astonishingly high level for two decades. What makes that all the more remarkable is the fact that Curtis wrote virtually all of the songs that put him in this category on his own, without a writing partner – something others in his peer group (Hayes-Porter, Holland-Dozier-Holland, Smokey Robinson and a host of collaborators, etc) seldom did. All while maintaining a career as a performer with the Impressions for around 13 years, and then as a solo act for a further two decades. Tracks Side 1 01 Gypsy Woman - The Impressions 02 The Monkey Time - The Miracles 03 Behind The Curtains - Jan Bradley 04 Rainbow (Alt) - Gene Chandler 05 Mama Didn't Lie - The Orlons 06 Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um - Major Lance 07 I've Been Trying - Jerry Butler 08 Queen Majesty - The Techniques 09 It's All Over - Walter Jackson 10 He Will Break Your Heart - Freddie Scott 11 People Get Ready - Dionne Warwick 12 That's What Love Will Do - The Gaylads 13 Man's Temptation - The Jackson 5 14 Give Me Your Love - Barbara Mason 15 Need To Belong To Someone - Isaac Hayes 16 I'm So Proud - The Main Ingredient 17 Make Me Believe In You - Patti Jo 18 Keep On Keeping On (UK single edit) - Curtis Mayfield 19 The Makings Of You - Gladys Knight & The Pips 20 Let's Do It Again (Single edit) - The Staple Singers 21 Look Into Your Heart (Single edit) - Aretha Franklin 22 Never Stop Loving Me - Keni Burke 23 Giving Him Something He Can Feel - En Vogue 24 Hard Times - John Legend & The Roots featuring Black Thought Listen to two tracks above View full store item

More Soulful Serenades - Hayley Records CD More Soulful Serenades - Hayley Records CD HR1003 Format: Audio CD Release Date : 2012 Hayley’s third collection is choc full of soulful secrets, surprises and seductive songs. Sy Hightower’s “I wonder why” has been massive on the modern soul scene since it was discovered on ‘Test Pressing only’ many moons ago. Finally, it is now available to one and all on cd and vinyl. Almeta Lattimore has three cuts on this package including the immortal “These memories” which literally oozes spine tingling soul. Check out the others. Newcomers to the label are Jerome Jackson with a beautiful piece of emotive delivery, courtesy of Van McCoy, ex Platters front man Sonny Turner with a remake of one of their favourites, Detroit songwriter Sharon McMahon and Cindy Scott’s former beau Dathan Jones. Tracks Tracklist 1–Sy Hightower- I Wonder Why 2–Sony Turner - With This Ring 3–Dathan Jones - Contract On Love 4–J. J. Barnes - You're My Lady Now 5–Sy Hightower - Go Back Baby 6–Melvin Davis - Thinking Of You 7–Sharon McMahan - Dream Of A Lifetime 8–Sharon McMahan - Get Out Of My Life 9–Almeta Latimore - These Memories 10–Almeta Latimore, John Freeman - I Need You 11–J. J. Barnes - The Time Has Come 12–J.J. Jackson - I Never Believed In Love 13–Dathan Jones- Mysterious Desire 14–Almeta Latimore - La La View full store item

The Soul Of The Memphis Boys - Various Artists - Kent Records CD The Soul Of The Memphis Boys Various Artists (Memphis Boys) Kent CDCHD 1572 A showcase of the soulful side of the brilliant American Sound Studio session group, 1967-72, directed by Chips Moman and featuring top guitarist Reggie Young. Tracks 1. King Curtis & The Kingpins - 'This Is Soul' 2. James & Bobby Purify - 'I Don't Want To Have To Wait' 3. Oscar Toney Jr - 'Ain't That True Love' 4. Bobby Marchan - 'Someone To Take Your Place' 5. Roscoe Shelton - 'There's A Heartbreak Somewhere' 6. Bobby Womack - 'Broadway Walk' 7. Jerry Lee Lewis - 'Holdin' On' 8. James Carr - 'What Can I Call My Own' 9. The Box Tops - 'Cry Like A Baby' 10. Lee Jones & The Sounds Of Soul - 'On The Other Side' 11. Sam Hutchins - 'I Can Make You Happy' 12. Arthur Conley - 'Burning Fire' 13. Solomon Burke - 'Since I Met You Baby' 14. Joe Tex - 'Funny How Times Slip Away' 15. Ben E King - 'It Ain't Fair' 16. Sam Baker - 'Comin' To Bring You Some Soul' 17. Roscoe Robinson - 'How Many Times Must I Knock' 18. Ella Washington - 'He Called Me Baby' 19. Lattimore Brown - 'Everyday I Have To Cry Some' 20. Dusty Springfield - 'So Much Love' 21. Roy Hamilton - '100 Years' 22. Elvis Presley - 'Kentucky Rain' 23. The Blossoms - 'Don't Take Your Love' 24. Arthur Alexander - 'Rainbow Road' View full store item

If I Have To Wreck L.A. - Kent & Modern Records Blues Into The 60s Vol 2 - Kent Records CD If I Have To Wreck L.A. - Kent & Modern Records Blues Into The 60s Vol 2 Various Artists CDCHD 1577 The blues didn’t stop with the end of the 50s – as soul ruled the charts, the grittier end of black music was well represented by the artists on this compilation. Great guitar playing to the fore. Track Listing 1. Willie Headen - "If I Have To Wreck LA" (take 1) 2. Willie Headen - "Mama Said" (take 3) 3. Willie Headen - "If I Can Ever Make Up My Mind" (take 5) 4. Willie Headen - "Hey Baby" (take 3) 5. Smokey Wilson - "You Told Me A Lie" 6. Big Mama Thornton - "Before Day (Big Mama's Blues)" 7. Long Gone Miles - "War Time Blues" (take 1) 8. Long Gone Miles - "Gotta Find My Baby" 9. Long Gone Miles - "Little Sweet Thing" (take 4) 10. Willie Garland - "Black Widow Spider" (Underdub with Alt vocal) 11. Willie Garland - "Address In My Hand" 12. Willie Garland - "Soul Blues" 13. Willie Headen - "You're Too Cold" (take 1) 14. Willie Headen - "Hot Wire Baby" (take 2) 15. Willie Headen - "Baby You're Wrong" (take 6) 16. Willie Headen - "If I Have To Wreck LA" (take 6) 17. Model T Slim - "Somebody's Done Hoodooed The Hoodoo Man" 18. Model T Slim - "Christine" 19. Model T Slim - "Baby Don't Tear My Clothes" 20. Long Gone Miles - "Rocks In My Pillow" (take 4) 21. Long Gone Miles - "Let Me Play With Your Poodle" (take 2) 22. Long Gone Miles - "Low Down Dirty Shame" (take 4) 23. Long Gone Miles - "Miss Nella Belle" 24. Blues Pain - "Lowell Fulson" View full store item

Lofts & Garages - Spring Records And The Birth Of Dance Music - Various Artists - BGP Records CD Lofts & Garages - Spring Records And The Birth Of Dance Music - Various Artists CDBGPD 312 Release Date 30 Oct 2020 As disco died, New York’s clubland looked to the future and created the blueprint for the dance music that took over the world. Spring Records and its Posse subsidiary were well placed to discover the latest trends and those behind them. This album shows them working with many future greats, from Arthur Baker to Timmy Regisford and Michael Jonzun. Track listing 01 Wired For Games (Long Version) - C-Brand 02 Workin' Out (Vocal) - Ritz 03 Live It Up (Short Vocal Version) - Fonda Rae 04 Got To Have Your Lovin' (Short Vocal Version) - Feel 05 Get Up An' Dance (Dance With Me) (Vocal) - Mynk 06 Spread Love (Vocal) - Fatback 07 Let's Get Nice (7-inch Vocal Version) - Glory 08 We Come To Jam (Vocal) - Blaze 09 Have Your Cake (Vocal) - Body 10 Sing A Song - Lonnie Youngblood View full store item

For Dancers Forty - Kent Cd - Various Artists For Dancers Forty - Various Artists - CDKEND 514 Our new CD "For Dancers Forty" revisits the US Modern and Kent labels that started it all off Release Date 29 November 2022 Clip of the release notes from Ady Croasdell via Ace Records follows below... Kent Records are commemorating 40 years since the LP KENT 001 "For Dancers Only" hit the record shops in 1982 with resounding success. Our new CD "For Dancers Forty" revisits the US Modern and Kent labels that started it all off. We have already released a "For Dancers Forty" LP but though the compilations share the same celebratory title, only three tracks feature on both. We didn't want to neglect our digital customers at the expense of the vinyl hounds. The collection represents the breadth of label-owners Saul, Jules, Joe and Lester Bihari's recordings, featuring stompers, rhythm & blues rockers, girl soul grooves, group harmony and sublime ballads. Several tracks are new to Kent CDs. There are previously unheard 1966 soul recording from 50s Modern R&B artists Aaron Collins and his sisters, the Teen Queens, guitarist/songwriter Arthur Adams and soul-crooner Billy Watkins. Kent stalwarts Mary Love and Z. Z. Hill are featured, musically and on the front cover with a recently discovered studio shot. As with KENT 001 we feature the R&B sounds of the label from T-Bone Walker, Little Joe Blue, Flash Terry and the mighty B. B. King. There are underplayed tracks by Jeanette Jones, Lowell Fulson and Tommy Youngblood - whose moody LP-only track 'Tobacco Road North' has been sampled by US rappers. As ever on our rare soul scene, it is the lesser-known artists who we spotlight - there are largely unheard tracks by Teddy Reynolds (from a very obscure Twist LP), King Solomon and a plaintive ballad from Beatrice Lee. Northern Soul devotees will enjoy the Sweethearts' Motownesque 'No More Tears', Jimmy Bee's new and improved 'Wanting You' with added chorus, which has a digital debut and Clay Hammond's cult mover 'You Brought It All On Yourself' reappears after several years' absence. The funk-edged crowd get the first re-release of Foxfire's manic take on Fulson's 'Tramp', and new to Kent are Larry (Perrault) & Tommy (Bush) doing a version of Shorty Long's 'Here Comes The Judge' Can listen to two tracks above Side 1 01 Satisfied Feeling - Mary Love 02 You'd Be Good For Me - Jeanette Jones 03 Gonna Put It On Your Mind - Arthur Adams 04 Tobacco Road North - Tommy Youngblood 05 Jealous Woman - T-Bone Walker 06 Walk The Chalk Line - Aaron Collins & The Teen Queens 07 I've Got Papers On You Baby - B.B. King 08 You Changed Me - Teddy Reynolds & The Twisters 09 Wanting You - Jimmy Bee 10 That's It - Z.Z. Hill 11 Push Me - Lowell Fulson 12 Here Comes The Judge - Larry & Tommy 13 Tramp - Foxfire featuring Johnny Adams 14 Freedom And Justice - Pace-Setters 15 Jimmy's Special - Little Joe Blue 16 Remove My Doubts - Stacy Johnson 17 You Brought It All On Yourself - Clay Hammond 18 It's Crazy Baby - Ike & Tina Turner 19 On My Way Back Home - Flash Terry & His Orch 20 Mr Bad Luck - King Solomon 21 Mr Bus Driver - The Teen Queens 22 No More Tears - The Sweethearts 23 Help Me - Beatrice Lee 24 I'll Let Nothing Come Between Us - Billy Watkins View full store item

Masterpieces Of Modern Soul Vol 6 - Kent Cd Masterpieces Of Modern Soul Vol 6 - Various Artists - CDKEND 512 The latest volume in our acclaimed Masterpieces Of Modern Soul series Release Date 29 July 2022 Clip of the release notes from Ady Croasdell via Ace Records follows below... The latest volume in our acclaimed Masterpieces Of Modern Soul series is as strong as ever and drips with brand new, old recordings. An amazing 12 tracks are previously unheard and a further two are very different versions of already popular numbers. Some rare-soul household names have new material featured on here. Ronnie McNeir hits a wicked dance groove with ‘Let’s Make A Move’ and Dee Ervin offers a superbly soulful ‘You Make Me Happy’ – sure to become a modern classic. The lesser-known Joe Graham’s ‘Higher Than High’ is already halfway there, thanks to advance plays in Europe from DJ Dave Thorley. It’s from an Atlanta session around 1976, in-between his Chant and later Hotlanta releases. Jean Shy is a highly-thought of artist who recorded firstly in Chicago and later in L A. ‘What Tomorrow Brings’ was cut in the latter city, under the auspices of Kent Harris; it’s a very classy midtempo jazz-infused number. Ramona King had her best-known records in the 60s but ‘Happy Times’ was recorded in the Bay Area’s GSR studios in the 70s and is a laid-back gem. We’ve drifted into the late 70s / early 80s disco sound with numbers found on tape that were just crying out to be heard. Joe Simon cut the unknown group Cynic on ‘I Want You’ at Spring early in 1982. Detroit’s Exportations very catchy ‘Second Time Around’ and the equally fast, funky and fantastic ‘Have A Good Time’ by Atlanta’s Maggabrain were laid down in the late 70s as was Fox Fire’s ‘Don’t Play Me Cheap’. The early 80s is the likely era for Melanie Burke’s ‘I Can’t Turn You Down’ – which, like the McNeir and Hodges James & Smith offerings, were Mickey Stevenson productions made in L A. 1. WAKE UP SMILING - Janice 2. HIGHER THAN HIGH – Joe Graham (previously unissued) 3. LET'S MAKE A MOVE – Ronnie McNeir (previously unissued) 4. SECOND TIME AROUND – The Exportations (previously unissued) 5. YOU MAKE ME HAPPY - Dee Ervin (previously unissued) 6. IF ONLY I COULD PROVE TO YOU – The 3 Pieces 7. MUST HAVE HAD COMPANY – Elayne Starr (previously unissued) 8. NOBODY - Margie Joseph 9. WHAT TOMORROW BRINGS – Jean Shy 10. YOU COULD HAVE TRIED - Karen Sanders Group 11. DOO DOOP DEE DEEP DOOT DOO – George Semper (previously unissued) 12. I'LL SEE YOU IN HELL FIRST (ALTERNATE TAKE) – Phillip Mitchell (previously unissued) 13. YOU AND ME BABY - Joe Hinton (previously unissued) 14. WHO – Jackie Dee (previously unissued) 15. YOU DONE LET THE DAYLIGHT CATCH YOU – Second Re$Surrection 16. I WANT YOU – Cynic (previously unissued) 17. DON'T PLAY ME CHEAP –Foxfire featuring Johnny E Adams (previously unissued) 18. HAVE A GOOD TIME - Maggabrain (previously unissued) 19. WISHFUL THINKING - Hodges, James & Smith 20. I CAN'T TURN YOU DOWN – Melanie Burke (previously unissued) 21. HAPPY TIMES – Ramona King (previously unissued) (ALEC PALAO MIX) 22. BEDROOM EYES - Betty Everett Can listen to two tracks above View full store item

Can I Be A Witness - Stax Southern Groove - VA - Kent Records CD Can I Be A Witness - Stax Southern Groove Various Artists (Stax) CDKEND 507 Kent Format: Audio CD Release Date 24h September 2021 A new Stax related album release from Kent records. Featuring 20 Stax soul all style cuts. (11 previously unreleased) A preview of the release notes from Kent Records follow below... A brand-new collection gathered from the Stax catalogue of southern-flavoured dancers, from soul to funk and in between. “Can I Be A Witness: Stax Southern Groove” features 11 previously unreleased tracks from such illustrious names as the Soul Children, Little Milton, the Emotions, the Sweet Inspirations, the Nightingales and Frederick Knight, amongst others. The other nine tracks from artists such as Eddie Floyd, R.B. Hudmon, the Rance Allen Group and Eric Mercury delve deep into the archive, bringing you B-sides, obscure album cuts, dancefloor favourites and originally unissued tracks. Tracks 01 Bad Water - Little Milton 02 Can We Talk This Over - Eddie Floyd 03 How Can I Be A Witness - R.B. Hudmon 04 Love Is Taking Over - Eric Mercury 05 Burning On Both Ends - The Nightingales 06 Forever And A Day - Mel & Tim 07 I Wanna Make Up (Before We Break Up) - Major Lance 08 You Ain't Playing With No Toy - The Soul Children 09 I Got To Be Myself - The Rance Allen Group 10 Passing Thru/World Keeps Turning - Frederick Knight 11 Ain't Enough Hours - The Emotions 12 Changes - Jeanne & The Darlings 13 Slow Down - The Nightingales 14 Soul Groove - Art Jerry Miller 15 Don't Fight The Feeling - The Sweet Inspirations 16 Three's A Crowd - The Temprees 17 Helping Man - Jean Knight 18 True Love Don't Grow On Trees (Demo) - Veda Brown 19 The Natural You - Ollie & The Nightingales 20 Leaning On Your Undying Love - Shack Listen to two tracks above View full store item

Soul Superman / With A Dab Of Soul - VA (Pied Piper) - Kent Records CD Soul Superman / With A Dab Of Soul Various Artists (Pied Piper) CDKEND 505 Kent Format: Audio CD Release Date 24th September 2021 A new Pied Piper related album release from Kent records. Two classic Detroit Soul Lps served via one cd. A preview of the release notes from Ady Croasdell follow below... The rare soul scene is overwhelmingly a 7” record-collecting world but there are a few notable exceptions. 1967 saw two Detroit-recorded LPs issued from one of the most admired production teams in the city – Pied Piper Productions. The Hesitations’ album continued the hip 60s dance tracks of ‘Soul Superman’ with numbers such as ‘She Won’t Come Back’, ‘You Can’t By Pass Love’ and ‘That’s What Love Is’ – the backing track of which would be reused on Eddie Parker’s ‘I’m Gone’ 45 and be acknowledged as a pinnacle of Northern Soul. Every track has its admirers, the mid-tempo ‘I’ll Be Right There’, ‘Wait A Minute’ and ‘You’ll Never Know’ in particular, but the three subsequent singles taken from the album failed to chart and the LP was forgotten – until UK 60s soul connoisseurs later acclaimed it as a classic of the genre. Freddy Butler was a big-voiced solo act who had already recorded for Detroit labels M&M, Samo, Starmaker and Wheelsville. The only single from this LP, ‘There Was A Time’, was recorded at United Sound studios in September 1966 and though it failed to chart, the project went ahead. There was more emphasis on big ballads such as ‘They Say I’m Afraid (Of Losing You)’ and ‘Just Because You’ve Been Hurt’, but the sound is still unmistakably Pied Piper, evident in the slick mid-tempo rhythms of ‘I Like Your Style’, ‘Deserted’ and ‘You’d Better Get Hip Girl’. The most famous track was the bouncy ‘That’s When I Need You’, which was played at the UK’s big Northern Soul all-nighters in the 70s when it was bootlegged onto a 45 despite having only legitimately been an LP selection. Tracks 01 She Won't Come Back - The Hesitations 02 You'll Never Know - The Hesitations 03 You Can't Bypass Love - The Hesitations 04 I Believe To My Soul - The Hesitations 05 That's What Love Is - The Hesitations 06 Soul Superman - The Hesitations 07 Soul Kind Of Love - The Hesitations 08 I'm Not Built That Way - The Hesitations 09 I'll Be Right There - The Hesitations 10 Wait A Minute - The Hesitations 11 Soul Superman #2 - The Hesitations 12 Clap Your Hands - The Hesitations 13 There Was A Time - Freddy Butler 14 That's When I Need You - Freddy Butler 15 I Like Your Style - Freddy Butler 16 I Fell In Love (I Can't Help It) - Freddy Butler 17 Never Let Love Go - Freddy Butler 18 They Say I'm Afraid (Of Losing You) - Freddy Butler 19 This Thing! - Freddy Butler 20 Just Because You've Been Hurt - Freddy Butler 21 You'd Better Get Hip Girl - Freddy Butler 22 Give Me Lots Of Lovin' - Freddy Butler 23 She's Foolin' You - Freddy Butler 24 Deserted - Freddy Butler Listen to two tracks above View full store item

Early Years And Unheard Pearls 1970-1973 Hodges, James, Smith & Crawford - Kent Records CD Early Years And Unheard Pearls 1970-1973 Hodges, James, Smith & Crawford CDKEND503 Kent Records Format: Audio CD Release Date 26 June 2021 Hodges, James, Smith and often Carolyn Crawford were so soulful in their early years – these unreleased gems will cement their fine reputation. Hodges, James, Smith (& Crawford) are one of the last great 70s girl groups to be compiled. The reason for the strange billing is that they were formed in 1970, had a release as Hodges, James & Smith, then as Love ‘N’ Stuff. Ex-Motown starlet Carolyn Crawford joined in late 1971 for two singles before departing amicably in late 1972, leaving Pat Hodges, Denita James and Jessica Smith to continue as a trio. A snippet of the release notes written by Ady Croasdell follows below. The early 45s are excellent and have long been admired, but the tracks found in the vault are superb and make this a must-buy for lovers of the girl soul group sound. Highlights include the two M’Pingo 45s when they were a quartet and the unissued dancers ‘Wishful Thinking’, ‘What Made You Think’, ‘Nothing Special In You’ and the sexy ‘In My Fantasy’. Pre-release plays of these at the 100 Club and on On-liners have been very well received indeed. Tracks Side 1 01 Wishful Thinking 02 Let's Pick Up The Pieces 03 Somewhere A Valley 04 Write Me A Letter 05 What Made You Think 06 Nothing Special In You Boy 07 I'm In Love 08 Ain't That Right 09 Nobody 10 In My Fantasy 11 I'm A Woman (Who Loves You) 12 (It Was) Never Meant To Be 13 (I Wanna Be A) Hang Up To You 14 Let It Out, Let It In 15 Right On, Brothers, Right On 16 It Cracks Me Up 17 (Baby) Don't Leave Me 18 Baby My Love Is Showing 19 Again 20 I've Gotta Be Me 21 If You Wanna Love Me Listen to two tracks above View full store item

You Gave Me Reason To Live - Southern & Deep Soul - VA - Kent Records CD You Gave Me Reason To Live - Southern And Deep Soul From Louisiana - VA - Kent Records CD Various Artists CDKEND 4501 Kent Records Format: Audio CD Release Date 28 May 2021 A celebration of the exceptional music that can occur in the most out of the way places. South-West Louisiana is rightly famous for its homegrown music: the Cajun sound and its black cousin Zydeco. However, situated between New Orleans and Houston, the region’s music industry was ideally placed to also record local versions of soul, country, funk, blues and pop. This compilation comprises high-quality southern soul which, due to where it was recorded, tends to have been previously overlooked. Tracks Side 1 01 Baby Oh Baby (How Far You Are From Me) - Charles Greene 02 If There's A Will There's A Way - Ike Porter & The Fabulations 03 Without Love What Would Life Be - Terrie & Joy La Roy with The Bill Parker Show Band 04 Groove Maker - Dynamic Adam & His Excitements 05 Soul Woman - Camille "Lil" Bob 06 For The Good Times - Johnny Truitt 07 One Man's Happiness - Moody 08 Sea Of Love - Freddie Love 09 Our Love Will Always Be - Lee Bernard 10 Trust - Count Rockin' Sidney with the Dukes 11 Why Did I Let You Go - Chester Randle's Soul Senders 12 You Gave Me Reason To Live - Big Daddy Green 13 Love For Love, Heart For Heart - Ike Porter & The Fabulations 14 To Be Loved By You - Soul Shouting Tommy 15 Lonely Feeling - Sticks Herman 16 Big Boys Cry - Bobby Charles 17 If You Love Me - Clifton White & His Royal Knights 18 On Bended Knees Begging - Big Daddy Green 19 Why I Shed So Many Tears - Terrie & Joy La Roy with the Bill Parker Show Band 20 She's Gone - Dynamic Adam 21 Don't Drive Me Deeper (Into The Ground) - Lee Bernard 22 Blues For Men - King Carl Listen to two tracks above View full store item

Everybody Makes A Mistake - Stax Southern Soul Volume 2 - VA - Kent Records Cd Everybody Makes A Mistake - Stax Southern Soul Volume 2 Various Artists CDKEND 499 Kent Records Format: Audio CD Release Date: March 2021 More southern soul sounds from the mighty Stax Records of Memphis, including unissued tracks from the Soul Children and Eddie Floyd. A snippet of the release notes from Dean Rudland follows below. Stax Records in Memphis was one of the centres of southern soul, and yet due to its many hits and big city location this often gets forgotten. We redressed that balance with the release of “Nobody Wins: Stax Southern Soul” in 2012 but there was so much more to play that we’re back with 20 more tracks that capture the deep emotion and soulful feel of the Memphis behemoth. First up we have found a bunch of previously unreleased tracks. There are two by Eddie Floyd, including his version of ‘Everybody Makes A Mistake’, first released by Otis Redding on “The Soul Album”, and a stormer called ‘Standing In The Safety Zone’ by the Soul Children. We also have alternate takes of originally unreleased track by Ollie & the Nightingales, Chuck Brooks and William Bell, and have gathered up rare tracks that appeared as bonus tracks on CDs by Jimmy Hughes, Mavis Staples, Shirley Brown, the Newcomers, David Porter and Veda Brown... Leaflet Preview Scans Tracks 1. William Bell - "I'll Do Anything For Your Love" (single edit) 2. Eddie Floyd - "How Can I Win Your Love" 3. Isaac Hayes - "I'm Gonna Have To Tell Her" 4. Ollie & The Nightingales - "A Smile Can't Hide (A Broken Heart)" (Alt mix) 5. Frederick Knight - "Let's Make A Deal" 6. The Soul Children - "Standing In The Safety Zone" 7. The Newcomers - "The Soul Children" 8. Veda Brown - "Guilty Of Loving You" 9. Bettye Crutcher - "We've Got Love On Our Side" 10. Mavis Staples - "I'm Tired" 11. Israel Tolbert - "Got To Get Away From You" 12. Jimmy Hughes - "I'm Too Old To Play" 13. Eddie Floyd - "Everybody Makes A Mistake" 14. Lee Sain - "Ain't Nobody Like My Baby" 15. The Nightingales - "Just A Little Overcome" 16. Eddie Giles - "It Takes Me All Night" 17. Chuck Brooks - "You Need Love" 18. Shirley Brown - "Ain't No Way" 19. Randy Brown & Company - "Did You Hear Yourself" (part 1) 20. David Porter - "Come Get From Me" (part 1 & 2) Listen to two tracks above View full store item