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Mmmmmmmm…… The sounds of sweet soul music stirring in the taste buds of hungry music listeners. Around the early 70”s, there were quite a few of these wonderful sweet soul groups such as, The Delfonics, The Chi-Lites, The Stylistics, The Fuzz, Chocolate Syrup, Soul Generation, First Class, Continental Four, and The Main Ingredient, and so on, to satisfy our desires, and to have our musical souls s

This is one out of some very rare and expensive records I purchased lately. Check for yourselves here for the amount of dollars spent for some original copies. A great northern soul LP i was after, since when i first heard the version of “Light My Fire“, originally covered by The Doors. Thanks God the whole album is really great! This is a @320 vinyl rip of the original Tetragrammaton Records incl

Brenton Wood’s charmingly unpredictable phrasing and his infectious sense of good times made the smooth uptown soul of “The Oogum Boogum Song” and “Gimme Little Sign” into hits in 1967. Despite his skill as a pop-soul vocalist, Wood was never able to match such heights again, yet those two songs became genuine R&B classics of their era. Getting it while the getting was good, Double Shot records is

A gem of a funky soul album from this great Canadian group, featuring the song writing help of American soul man Curtis Lee. There’s a lot of you who ask for it and finally here you can get it, brothers. The soul and jazz band Sweet Blindness was known as the Statlers for almost eight years before the name change in the mid-’70s; the band’s self-titled debut album appeared in 1976. This is a @320

This is a masterpiece of Deep Soul. Incredible voice. If you’re a 60’s R&B fan and by chance you’ve never heard “Are You Lonely For Me” you need to rectify that NOW. Freddie writes some good tunes, sings with utter authority and actually tops Solomon Burke on “Cry to Me.” This is a @320 vinyl rip of my original Shout record with covers Tracks A1. Are You lonely For Me? 3.07 A2. Let It Be Me 3.12 A