Soul & Funk Forum Library of Threads
 

Soul & Funk Forum Library of Threads

A
Aretha Franklin
Amy Winehouse

B
The Black Seeds
The Blue Martian Tribe

C
Cameo
Chic
The Commitments
The Cat Empire

D
The Drifters

E
Eli "Paperboy" Reed
Electric Wire Hustle

F
Fat Freddy's Drop
Frank Wilson

G
George Clinton
Giorgio Moroder

H

I
Isley Brothers

J
K

L
Lou Rawls

M
Margeaux Lampley
Marcus Miller
The Meters

N

O
Otis Redding
Ohio Players
Orgone

P
Philadelphia Soul

Q

R
Rick James
Raphael Sadiq
Ruby and the Romantics
Raydio-Ray Parker Junior

S
Sade
Stevie Wonder
The Soul Cellar
Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings
Smokey Robinson and the Miracles
Sly & The Family Stone
Shuggie Otis
The Style Council

T
Trouble Funk
The Temptations

U
V

W
Weldon Irvine

X
Y
Z

Nice idea,but there are many names that should be added to this library if you really want it to have S-O-U-L...if I may-The Ambassadors..Atlantic Starr..Angela Bofil..Brook Benton..Barbara Mason..Billy Stewart..The Coasters..The Dells..The Delfonics..The Dramatics..Archie Bell An The Drells..The Artistics..The Ebonys..Bobby Blue Bland..Gene Chandler..The O'Jays..The Moments..The Manhattans..The Impressions..Maze..Earth-Wind-Fire..Barry White..The Four Tops..The Five Stairsteps..Betty Everett..Walter Jackson,just to name a few.

Go ahead and start those threads then, and I'm sure he'll edit them into the OP

Clean Gene Chandler,a soul legend out of the windy city of Chicago started his career as a member of the group-The Dukays who had some minor success with-Kissin In The Kitchen-Night Owl-Festival Of Love,but it was their recording of-Duke Of Earl with Gene on lead that should've put em over except that Gene left as a solo artist and had much success,with such gems as-Just Be True-Nothing Can Stop Me-Fooled You This Time-A Song Called Soul-Man's Temptation-Rainbow 65-What Now,and he didn't stop in the Seventies or the Eighties with hits-Groovy Situation-Not The Marrying Kind-Does She Have A Friend For Me-Get Down..A True Soul Legend!

I really enjoy this post,so if I may add a great but seldom mentioned artist from the Sixties-Seventies..Major Lance,who came along in the early Sixties with a little song called-Delila which didn't do much but his next one did-Monkey Time and it was hit after hit for the Major through the 60's..Um Um Um Um Um Um-Rhythm-The Matador-Think Nothing About It-Hey Little Girl-Come See-Girls-Sweet Music-Sometimes I Wonder-Gonna Get Married-An't It A Shame..and he kept it going in the Seventies with-Stay Away From Me-Since I Lost My Baby's Love-Chicago Disco-Girl Come On Home..a great dancer as well made his live performances special..one of the coolest ever-Major Lance!

Take the keyboard out of your mouth and try again