Soul, Blues, Sixties Music Database
Maryann Farra & Satin soul - Stoned out of my mind (1976) Vinyl
Stoned Out Of My Mind (1975)
Satin Soul, Disco soul with a bit of a negative message these days! Not sure whether she is saying that losing him is driving her out of her mind or making her turn to drugs – you decide!
Love Changes
Charlene and The Soul Serenaders singing Can You Win can be found on the Ian Levine CD compilation Solid Stax Sensations available on Amazon. The group were mainly a gospel outfit and released the album The Answer with an image of Jesus Christ on the cross on the cover.
A good modern Soul outfit. Laura Vane was living in Brighton in the U.K. when approached by two Djs from the Netherands. Laura Vane and the Vipertones was the resulting fusion.
I’ve Got A Feeling
Doctor Love
Armed And Extremely Dangerous
Yes, Maybe No
Disco but Soul from First Choice? … but I’ve Got a feeling it’s Soul.
Much of their music has been sampled by today’s musicians(?) Or do we say Curated now?
First Choice had a reunion concert in 2014 in New York
FIREMAN (1966)
This track by Vala Regan and the Valerons was played regularly at Blue Note club Manchester in the sixties.
Maybe also played at the Twisted Wheel.
The Debonairs have a nice girly group Soul sounds. It’s Lovin’ You Takes All Of My Time that gets an entry into Kev Roberts Top 500 of Northern soul.
For Soul purists Lipps Inc are popularized disco soul, and this is therefore referred to by the Soul aficionados as a trashy disco soul. But nevertheless its sort of OK. A version of the great 1960’s song from ACE.
FUNKY TOWN was their big Disco hit.
Lipps Inc
Early Motown girl group The Darnells with sounds similar to those of a Phil Spector production.
It was a mixture of two Motown girl backing singers – The Andantes with the Darnells.
The Darnells changed their name and became The Marvelettes.
This track by The Ivorys has now become a collector’s item – very rare (Wand USA).
332 on Kev Roberts Top 500.
