Soul,Funk,R&B Artists
comment on some of your fav.artist. / Otis Redding- is one of my favorite artist. I noticed that he used very little backup vocals, on most of his recordings. 'I Love You More Than Words Can Say'..is my favorite by Redding.
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The Best Of, Marvin ***e. Volume 2 The 70s.The Millennium Collection, 20th Century(masters). My two favorite classics are...Trouble Man,& Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler). And... Got To Give It Up, Part 1., Mercy Mercy Me(The Ecology), Distant Lover(Live), I Want You, My Last Chance, And...last, but not least...Whats Going On & Lets Get It On.
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Glad you're back VB. :)
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Classic soul album Two Steps From The Blues (1962) by Bobby 'Blue' Bland deserves a mention in this thread.
If there was ever an album that marks the change from R&B to soul...this is it! Forget Ray Charles, this album is a defining moment. It's all in the title along with awesome horns, gospel and pop phrasing, lifting it a few notches up from trad. Delta Blues. Give it a listen. |
Two from the album;
St James Infirmary Cry Cry Cry |
Sign O' The Times-Prince
Sex Machine-James Brown Superfly-Curtis Mayfield Innervisions-Stevie Wonder |
Sam & Dave are at the top of my list.
I never get tired of listening to them. |
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the three b's blues/soul man, one of the best voices, should've had more recognition, pity the fool, one my favourites... |
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Got to say my favourite is probably 'Little Boy Blue'. Not just because it's such a great track, but because it defines the moment with a mix of blues and gospel that made soul music inevitable. A piece of music history packed into two and a half minutes. |
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