World of Soul

[plasticpenguin]

As you guys know it's my favourite 'go to' genre. Share your experiences of the albums, singles... doesn't have to be archetypal Motown, but classic and modern artists with Soulful voices.

Love this cover of Stevie Wonder's 'He's Misstra Know it all' by James Morrison.

 

[plasticpenguin]

Can a Mod either move or delete the thread.

 

[plasticpenguin]

This track makes go all gooey. I have got this version... on cassette. Oh dear.

 

[lower bullens]

I prefer The Philly sound rather than Motown, generally speaking.

Have some Sam Dees (don't know where he fits in  )

 

[plasticpenguin]

4 hours ago, lower bullens said:

I prefer The Philly sound rather than Motown, generally speaking.

Have some Sam Dees (don't know where he fits in  )

 

[Tune]

Did me make the live shows?

Real soul

 

[Tune]

 

[oldius]

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[Snoopdog]

From my roots as a DJ in the early 70's, I have always loved soul!

This album contains my all time favourite "Feel the need in me!" 

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[Bazzer]

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[Bazzer]

Not my genre at all but some of the songs are timeless , Jackie Brown being one of my favourite films and this now being a big favourite song .

 

[plasticpenguin]

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It was hanging around for a few days without any replies, so pointless it being up there. There have been a couple since then....

 

[oldius]

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[Bazzer]

Double header from the masters of choreography , not a soulful voice as such but what a voice .

 

[Snoopdog]

57 minutes ago, Bazzer said:

Double header from the masters of choreography , not a soulful voice as such but what a voice .

The late, great, Russell Tomkins Jnr. I always put the voice down to trousers that were too tight!  :S

 

[plasticpenguin]

On 04/12/2019 at 18:11, Bazzer said:

Double header from the masters of choreography , not a soulful voice as such but what a voice .

 

[Snoopdog]

 

[Mikeandvan]

James Browns 70s LPs are superb, intelligent, raw, with some heavy weight musicians behind him, quite something, the best IMO is 'Payback', a double LP of epic proportions with a story to beat any bullshit prog lp anyday.

 

[SCIDB]

The late, great, Russell Tomkins Jnr. I always put the voice down to trousers that were too tight!  :S

Hi,

Russell Tomkins Jr is still alive.