Maryann Farra & Satin soul - Stoned out of my mind (1976) Vinyl
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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!
Pat Barker Vs Paige Wesley | Roast Battle Los Angeles
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I’ve Got To Find Out For Myself (1968)
Blame It On Your Love (1969)
Wesley Paige released these two tracks in the late sixties. I’ve Got To Find Out For Myself is an upbeat dance track whereas Blame It On Your Love is a classic soul ballad.
The latter is a great Soulful song covered by Big Maybelle with added orchestration.
Bouncy Soul style by Paul Thompson, very much unlike a normal Stax track but it is and also very rare. The Sound is not from the studio on East McLemore Avenue in Memphis – no, this one was done at Muscle Shoals in Colbert County, Alabama. (1970)
Advertising Using Soul Music: The advertising industry, for many, many years have been using Soul music songs as part of their advertising campaign, its theme, or just as a great sound to underpin the advertising message. Soul Music Adverts have become increasingly common.
Taken from the Lucozade Advertisement, shown on television and Cinema
The 60’s Mods featured in a Lucozade advertisement is a good example.
Advertising Using Soul Music – More Examples
The BBC IPlayer is running an advertising campaign using Northern Soul Music – this is with the help of Indeed I Do by Frank Wilson.
And in February 2015 Shredded Wheat were running a TV advert featuring a nostalgic look back at the Northern Soul itself complete with a Soulie with his bag. Both this and the Lucozade advert project a story and we can only think were done by the same advertising agency. In the past it wasthe Levi Jeans advertisements that used iconic soul and blues records such as Heard it Through The Grapevine by Marvin Gaye and Mannish Boy by Muddy Waters.
Shredded Wheat - Northern Soul Advert
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The SHREDDED WHEAT ADVERT music was: Bobby Angelle: It’s Just Gotta Be That Way.
This track was better known by Wilson Pickett who had the hit with this although the original was by Rodger Collins. Rodger was a soul and funk artist who converted to Islam and adopted the new name of Hajji Rajah Kasim Sabrie. This was after touring with Joe Tex – one thing must have led to another…
Rodger Collins – She’s Looking Good
He gave up the music business in 1974 although more recently he set up his own record company Garden Tree Music which suggests his interest picked up again.
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