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The Sonics

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This band just goes on and on. Originally formed in 1960 in Tahoma USA, they have many reformations and released a new album, This is The Sonics in 2015. They have had multiple changes in line-up but are still producing … Continue reading →

Janis Joplin

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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 →

The Fantastics

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Baby Make Your Own Sweet Music – Minit 1968 THE FANTASTICS A Cover of the song by Jay and The techniques / Bandwagon. Something Old Something New (1970)

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Jimmy Delphs

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I’ve Been Fooled Before

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The Hit Pack

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Never Say No To Your Baby Any serious Motown singles collector had to get this one in the mid sixties and it was hard to find, although never popular on that sixties scene it was played occasional – more often … Continue reading →

Soul Swingers

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Ca-Ba-Dab (1966) Hammond Organ featured instrumental.

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Gene ‘ Bowlegs’ Miller

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The Frankenstein Walk Well, in them thaar now distant 1960’s every Soul singer thought it a good idea to do a song about a dance, even if they hadn’t invented it. We had the Shimmy, The Boo-galoo, The Funky Broadway, … Continue reading →

The Steinways

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My Heart’s Not In It Anymore / You’ve Been Leading Me On FANTASTIC double ‘A’ side 45 with two really great Soul tracks. Yvonne Gearing is the lead vocalist on My Heart Is Not In It Anymore and the male … Continue reading →

The Human Beinz

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Nobody But Me We classified this record along with the Monkees as a white band pinching our originals. God alone knows why this was made popular on that second Soul scene – its listed as 458 out of the Top … Continue reading →

Melvin Davis

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Find A Quite Place Save It (Never Too Late) 1968 “Find A Quiet Place” is put in at 419 on Kev Roberts Top 500. His Action label “Save It” was played at Manchester’s Blue Note club in 69′

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