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- A1: Paying The Cost To Be The Boss (Ft. Christone "Kingfish" Ingram)
- A2: Don't Answer The Door (Ft. Marcus King)
- A3: To Know You Is To Love You (Ft. Michael Mcdonald, Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks)
- A4: Let The Good Times Roll (Ft. Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Noah Hunt)
- A5: Sweet Little Angel (Ft. Buddy Guy)
- B1: When It All Comes Down (I'll Still Be Around) (Ft. Larry Mccray)
- B2: When Love Comes To Town (Ft. Slash, Shemekia Copeland, Myles Kennedy)
- B3: The Thrill Is Gone
- B4: Watch Yourself (Ft. Jimmie Vaughan)
- B5: Why I Sing The Blues (Ft. Bobby Rush)
- C1: Sweet Sixteen (Ft. Jimmy Hall, Larry Carlton)
- C2: Don't You Want A Man Like Me (Ft. Larkin Poe)
- C3: I'll Survive (Ft. Keb' Mo')
- C4: Heartbreaker (Ft. Trombone Shorty, Eric Gales)
- C5: There Must Be A Better World Somewhere (Ft. George Benson)
- D1: Chains And Things (Ft. Gary Clark Jr.)
- D2: How Blue Can You Get (Ft. Warren Haynes)
- D3: You Upset Me Baby (Ft. Chris Cain)
- D4: Ghetto Woman (Ft. Ivan Neville)
- D5: Night Life (Ft. Paul Rodgers)
- E1: Ain't Nobody Home (Ft. Jade Macrae, Robben Ford)
- E2: Bad Case Of Love (Ft. Joanne Shaw Taylor)
- E3: Never Make A Move Too Soon (Ft. Dion)
- E4: Three O'clock Blues (Ft. Marc Broussard)
- E5: Think It Over (Ft. Train, Chris Buck)
- F1: It's My Own Fault (Ft. Kim Wilson)
- F2: Every Day I Have The Blues (Ft. D.k. Harrell)
- F3: Please Accept My Love (Ft. John Németh)
- F4: So Excited (Ft. Aloe Blacc)
- F5: When My Heart Beats Like A Hammer (Ft. Dannielle De Andrea)
- F6: Playin' With My Friends
- A1: Barrett Strong Take A Journey
- A2: Jimmy Chuch My Faith In You
- A3: Roscoe Shelton You’re The Dream
- A4: Willie Parker So Glad
- A5: Syl Johnson I’ve Been Talked About
- A6: The Ringleaders I’d Like To Win You Over
- A7: Ruby Winters A Last Minute Miracle
- A8: Liz Lands Seventh Hour
- B1: Maurice Williams What Can A Man Do?
- B2: The Sharpees Take Me To Your Leader
- B3: Willie Harper Here Comes The Hurt Again
- B4: The Du-Ettes If You Need Me
- B5: Otis Clay I Got Problems
- B6: Mill Evans Just Like The Weather
- B7: Warren Lee A Love For All Seasons
- B8: Ted Ford And Jimmy Church And The O’jahs Know Your Own Heart
Northern Soul’s most loved and hardest working DJ looks back at his pioneering Rare Soul Uncovered album series that shook the scene in 1984. Compiled and researched by Dave shortly after Wigan Casino had closed its doors where he was a main-stage DJ for eight years. At the time Dave hosted a weekly Northern Soul show on Signal Radio and was the Midlands regional sales manager for Charly Records. Now, forty years on, Dave Evison is reunited with Charly to present the ultimate in Rare Soul Vinyl – 16 unreleased at the time recordings – some of which have never been heard before.
- A1: Roscoe Robinson - You Don't Move Me No More
- A2: Lamp Sisters - No Cure For The Blues
- A3: Lh & The Memphis Sounds - Out Of Control
- A4: Marvin Preyer - Climbing Up To Love
- A5: Oscar Toney Jr - A Love That Never Grows Cold
- A6: Lee Rogers - The Same Things That Make You Laugh (Make You Cry) (Make You Cry)
- A7: Shortkuts - Your Eyes May Shine (Feat Eddie Harrison)
- A8: Bobby Womack - Take Me
- B1: James Fry - Tumblin' Down
- B2: Joe Simon - Looking Back
- B3: Lc Cooke - Half A Man
- B4: Masqueraders - Sweet Lovin' Woman
- B5: Bart Jackson - Dancing Man
- B6: Homer Banks - Foolish Hearts Break Fast
- B7: Double Soul - I Can't Use You
- B8: Terry Felton - I Don't Want To Have To Wait
- B9: Ted Ford - You're Gonna Need Me
Most southern soul fans will tell you that that the music produced in Memphis in 1967 and 1968 was the pinnacle of quality. So following on from our look at the River City’s soul output in 1967, we now turn our attention to an album covering the next year. As before, the singers here are a heady mixture of local Tennessee talent and welcome soulful guests who journeyed down south hoping that a little of the famous Memphis magic would rub off on their songs. There are soul genres to suit all tastes here – from the deepest ballads to upbeat tracks that will rock your socks off. Soul doesn’t get much better than the artists and their tunes on this LP!
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