From the people who did that great magazine ‘There’s That Beat!’ How Philly became the Epicenter of Black Music! The passionate team behind the acclaimed Northern Soul magazine There’s That Beat!, presents here in over 690 lavishly designed pages, their … Continue reading →
Carefree and wonderful free spirit, taken from us all too soon. A white woman with a voice like Aretha. A Soul singer, a blues singer, a great singer, a Soulful singer. A life of great promise cut short by an … Continue reading →
This Thing Called Love (1966) Twisted Wheel track I Wouldn’t Change A Thing INFO @ SoulfuKindaMusic
Continue reading →An Al Bell artist. She is an administrator at the Stax museum. Wikipedia: Deanie Parker
Continue reading →SOUL MUSIC & CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE USA – an article on the subject. Here we list some of the best and most interesting songs from the period in the sixties and later. Many artists had to hide the underlying … Continue reading →
One of the very best things about Motown in the sixties was that they issued LP’s with lots of their hit tracks on them. It was ideal for promoting there artists and for fans who could get lots and lots … Continue reading →
Run Baby Run It was knowing they were white and that song “Bread and Butter” that put us off these guy’s at the time in 1965. Yes as Soul Mods at that time we only recognised black artists, in the … Continue reading →
We like black ethnic music: Blues Soul, R&B Funk etc. But there ain’t no Hip Hop here in Soulbot: because the original Hip Hop artists started out sampling using their roots; our beloved Black America Music, these first Hip Hoppers … Continue reading →
Fat Boy I Do love You Because I Love You Sitting In The Park Summertime Born 24th March 1937 – Washington, D.C. Died 17th January 1970 – Neuse River, North Carolina Billy ‘The FAT BOY’ Stewart was a pianist and … Continue reading →
SEVEN DAYS TOO LONG – Roulette, 1966, Transatlantic 1967 Chuck Wood is best remembered for a track that would become one of the favourite soul anthems of the sixties – Seven Days Too Long. Seven Days to the next Twisted … Continue reading →