Soul, Blues, Sixties Music Database
Hold Me Somewhere Maria Niki Hoeky 1966 P. J. Proby is a colourful character who is mainly remembered for splitting his velvet trousers onstage which kept the tabloids in headlines for quite some time. Whenever his name in in the news (and it has been, often) out come the cliches regarding the oh so shocking … Read more
Jimmy Jones released a couple of really popular songs in the early sixties, Good Timin’ and Handy Man. This was the time when jukeboxes in the U.K. had improved beyond recognition in terms of sheer vocal output and could really belt out a loud song, both of which these were. On the way to a … Read more
Say Something Nice To Me Bobby Kline appears to be a bit of an enigma. No source can definitively say whether he was black or white, or whether he ever sang as lead singer for the Doo Wop group The Ocapellos. He does seem to have written the song The Stars for them, however. We … Read more
I’ve Been Fooled Before Walk On Into My Heart JImmy Delphs hails from Detroit and released Soul/funk tracks which have become Northern Soul favourites.
Stop And Think I Don’t Like It Tommy Bush was a funk singer, no biography known. He sounds somewhat like Al Green. Tommy Bush – Sir Shambling
The Whole Town’s Laughing At Me Love T K O Teddy Pendergrass was the brilliant voice behind Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes. Obviously someone didn’t like him as he got fired! Then he went solo with his own name as his old group diminished without him. Your My Latest, Greatest Inspiration This is a … Read more
It Ain’t Over Till It’s Over Lenny Kravitz is a multi talented star who as well as singing, writing and acting, plays a host of instruments. This song has a real soul sound and is so well known it’s not true… Lenny Kravitz – Wikipedia
I’ll Be Gone Great harmonies on this great Soul ballad by Tommy Turner.
I’ll Run A great Soul ballad Paul Smith.
Cover Girl Carl Spencer – typical Mod type story lyrics, but one we missed!