Soul, Blues, Sixties Music Database
The Bottle The Revolution Will Not Be Televised Yes this is indeed a classic, by Gill Scott Heron. 209 on The Northern Soul Top 500 by Kev Roberts. Totally – ‘Non Northern Soul. More likely Jazz. But it was so accepted on that scene. First issued on the Winter In America LP. Then came another: … Read more
Your Mind Is On Vacation (and Your Mouth Is working Overtime) Good versions of Soul R&b and Blues standards from this German Soul Singer – Lyambiko. We like her version of this one in particular: Feeling Good As well as others first done by Nina Simone. Lyambiko – Wikipedia
PYGMY Oh how happy that Hammond organ sound makes me feel on this track by Billy Larkin – unmistakable. Good version of the Packers HOLE IN THE WALL as well.
Heart Of Stone Modern Soul/Jazz by Jonathan Jeremiah. Jonathan Jeremiah – Wikipedia
Everyday A Dream is the ‘B’ side of a single called The crossing from the LP/CD of the same name by The Menahan St. Band. A great Soul feel and Jazz instrumental. Menahan Street Band – Wikipedia
Baby Get Lost Okay song from Queen Latifa the popular Jazz singer. Queen Latifa – Wikipedia
Sack O Woe Jazz, Soul instrumental by The Ray Bryant Combo that was part of the very early Mod scene in the UK, and found its way up North to the Twisted Wheel in 1963/4 courtesy of its new DJ – Roger Eagle. Ray Bryant was the talented pianist of the group. Originally by Cannonball … Read more
Big Noise Pressure Drop were probably inspired to do this track by the voice introduction on Big Noise by Cozy Cole.
Burning Spear It’s another of those Soul Flute Instrumentals this time by Burning Spear. Now is this the same group as the Soulful Strings or an independent group named after an instrumental by The Soulful Strings? so went the argument at the Blue Note Club in 1971 where these artists and their tracks were played. … Read more
Groove On (1980) This is an exceptionally groovy and funky record from the early 1980’s. Written by Willie Hale and performed by Willie ‘Beaver’ Hale. However, YoYo Honey also did this too, in 1992. And that’s brilliant too! Willie Hale– Wikipedia