Classic R&B Soul Greats

[Maintainin]

Dr Buzzard's Original Savannah Band - Cherchez la femme

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[uncle fester]

Great to see Al green on here - here's another couple

 

[uncle fester]

 

[the blue panther]

Almost any Wilson Pickett track, followed by Teddy Pendergrass.
Best singers and screamers/squealers of all time.
Closely followed by Isaac Hayes, 1968, Hot Buttered Soul, and Black Moses a little later.

 

[Bill Walker]

Love the Booker T esque solo at 1:40

 

[Bill Walker]

 

[Bigga]

I really like obscure pieces of work/ unconventional songs and this weird little hybrid of R'n'B, Funk and Pop produced by Prince for Kate Bush, is one them.

First time I heard it, it confused the hell out of me as I was listening to Kate Bush and then it totally didn't sound like her at all! When my brain unscrambled, after a few listens, I could hear Prince stamped all over it!

It jars a little(as it did for me a long time back) but when you get comfortable, after a few listens it chugs along. To some it must feel like some crazy mash up, but for me, it's just Prince being Prince!

'Why Should I Love You?' on her 'The Red Shoes' album.

 

[ray21]

 

[city2]

Brooke Benton, rainy night it Georgia

 

[JULES]

this makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up