Soul Music: The History 1927 to 1963 3CD (Disc 3)

Soul Music: The History 1927 to 1963 3CD (Disc 3)

£4.00

Disc Three

 

  1. Soothe Me The Sims Twins
  2. Don’t Cry Baby Etta James
  3. Someday We’ll Be Together Johnny & Jackey
  4. Waiting At The Station Ernie K-Doe
  5. Gin House Blues Nina Simone
  6. Sweet Lovin’ Mama Johnny ‘Guitar’ Watson
  7. I Got To Get Away From It All Mitty Collier
  8. She Put The Hurt On Me Prince La La
  9. A Losing Battle Johnny Adams
  10. Trick Bag Earl King
  11. Every Little Bit Hurts Brenda Holloway
  12. Land Of 1,000 Dances Chris Kenner
  13. Make It Easy On Yourself  Jerry Butler
  14. Ninety Nine & A Half Won’t Do Della Reese
  15. She Put Me Down Paul Walters
  16. No Headstone On My Grave Esther Phillips
  17. Seat In The Kingdom Hightower Brothers
  18. It Must Be Love The Contours
  19. I’ll Go Crazy James Brown
  20. Sooner Or Later The Four Rivers
  21. I’m The One Who Loves You The Impressions
  22. Losing Hand Little Milton
  23. I Found A Love The Falcons
  24. Stubborn Kind Of Fellow Marvin Gaye
  25. Bring It On Home To Me Sam Cooke
  26. You’ve Really Got A Hold On Me The Miracles
  27. If You Need Me Solomon Burke
  28. Mojo Hanna Tami Lynn

29.   It’s Too Late Darling Bobby Parker

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Description

This set is being offered in the 5 for £10 sale only in conjunction with the Disc 3  ( the complete 3CD set counts as 2 CDs in the 5 for £10 sale )

A comprehensive overview from 1927 to 1963, History of Soul Records’ 3CD anthology covers the genesis of soul music, tracing connections between R&B, jazz and blues and gospel, the secular and the sacred. As popular black musical genres were adopted by white teenage audiences in the 1950s, black music reverted to more authentic, gritty styles. By 1960, black popular music had turned away from the driving, largely uptempo rhythm and blues that had been appropriated by the mainstream, towards a more emotionally poignant style. The term ‘soul’ popped up here and there, but only became common parlance after Ray Charles’ I Believe To My Soul hit the charts in January that year. This collection of breathtaking, soulful blues and spiritual music brings you some of the most impassioned, compelling vocal performances ever to be recorded. The accompanying illustrated booklet sets out the historical background and explains some of the technical features that make these beautiful songs the precursors of soul music.

Includes original digi pack artwork and original 24 page booklet with extensive notes by John Ridley, recording dates, composer and logue numbers.

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Produced as CD-R (professionally manufactured recordable CD printed for short run) as opposed to CD-P (professionally manufactured pressed CDs made in quantities of 500+).

All CDs whether CD-R or CD-P are 100% guaranteed error free. Discs will always be replaced if any problems are encountered.