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Rhythm & Blues – The Sound That Started It All
If you're after gritty grooves, emotional vocals and horn-driven rhythm – this is where R&B lives. Explore the golden era of Rhythm & Blues: the 1940s to early 1960s, when the sound was raw, real and ready to roll.
From Ruth Brown to Ray Charles
From jump blues to gospel-tinged ballads, these CDs and vinyl records showcase legends and obscure gems alike. Essential for soul fans, music historians and anyone who loves their rhythm with fire.
Rhythm & Blues – The Sound That Started It All
If you're after gritty grooves, emotional vocals and horn-driven rhythm – this is where R&B lives. Explore the golden era of Rhythm &...
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If you're after gritty grooves, emotional vocals and horn-driven rhythm – this is where R&B lives. Explore the golden era of Rhythm & Blues: the 1940s to early 1960s, when the sound was raw, real and ready to roll.
From Ruth Brown to Ray Charles
From jump blues to gospel-tinged ballads, these CDs and vinyl records showcase legends and obscure gems alike. Essential for soul fans, music historians and anyone who loves their rhythm with fire.
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(2015/Pyramide City) 9 tracks. Big Poppa G is a silky soul singer that moved to Memphis, TN by way of Chicago, IL. Big Poppa G has a style similar to Freddie Jackson, Teddy Pendergrass, Luther, and Memphis' own-Al Green, but no mistake...
(2015/Smithsonian) 15 tracks. Three brass bands from New Orleans: the classic sound of the Liberty Brass Band, the tradition-defining Treme Band and the younger funk musicians of the Hot 8 Brass Band.
(2014/Ace) 25 tracks (70:55) 28 page booklet. The received wisdom is that the 70s started with prog rock, were soon inundated with disco and burnt bright and dark with punk rock as the backlash. As with most such wisdom, it is only part...
(Ace Records) 54 tracks, 1954-1957, 20 page booklet. 54 tracks documenting RPM singles issued between 1954-57, from down-home blues to rockabilly. Features many previously unissued or un-reissued performances, all mastered from fresh...
(2015/Anti) 10 tracks. The last record of the legendary Pops Staples who died in December 2000. Seriously ill lying in bed he said after listening to the recordings to his daughter : 'Don't Lose This ' .
(2014/Trikont) 26 tracks. Third part of the compilation series with recordings black blues , gospel and jazz artists . Long before Elvis at Sun Studios found his hip movement , the Rolling Stones, the Mississippi Blues appropriated and...
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(Bear Family Records®) 27 tracks (71:41) digisleeve - Bare Necessities (A Quick View On 40 Years Bear Family Records) This 40th. Anniversary Bear Family Sampler was an insert in various music magazines in 2005. Remaining stock of the...
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(Repro) 2 tracks 7-inch single (45 rpm) by Big Bertha with »Mercy, Mr. Percy« on the A-side and »Little Daddy« on the B-side. This is a reproduction (repro pressing). Genre: rhythm & blues / soul.
(2013/Music On Vinyl) 12 tracks 180g vinyl pressing. Major Lance was one of the leading Figures of Chicago Soul during the 60's and the top-selling artist for OKeh Records during the decade. During this time, the majority of his songs...
(2013/Sundazed) 12 tracks. An arresting, singular chanteuse, Lula Reed beat out 50 other contestants in an audition for Sonny Thompson's band at the Toledo Auditorium. Following her victory, 22-year old Reed trekked down to Cincinnati...
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(Route 66) 16 tracks Charles Brown is one of the most original and yet most underrated artists in blues history today. Charles created a soft but very expressive style of blues which developed in the club atmosphere of Los Angeles in the...
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(Route 66) 17 tracks Roy Brown A Remembrance by Art Fein Roy Brown's first two Route 66 albums (Kix-2, Kix-6) were valuable documents of his best years, while the Mr. R&B album (R&B-104) could have been called Stray Cuts if there hadn't...