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V/A : Eccentric sweet soul

V/A : Singing From My Soul : Soul Chronology 5

V/A / Soul Jazz Records presents : Studio One Power Mix!

Includes download card

V/A / Balake, Amadou / Orchestre C.V.D. / Afro Soul System : Bambara Mystic Soul

V/A : Chicago soul vol2 (1962-65)

V/A / Club Soul : Go mod!

V/A / Club Soul : The catacombs

V/A : Soul Jazz Records presents Delta Swamp Rock - Sounds From The South: At The Crossroads Of Rock, Country And Soul

2LP Gatefold Sleeve, A4 Booklet With Extensive Liner Notes [w/ download card]

V/A : Soul of a Nation 1969-1975

Soul of a Nation: Jazz is the Teacher, Funk is the Preacher

V/A : Soul of a nation; Afro-centric visions in the age of black power

V/A : Soul slabs vol. 2

V/A : Soul sega sa! vol. 2

The gradual appropriation by the Creole populations of Western instruments and European melodic traditions (quadrilles, waltzes, polkas, Scottish, romances, mazurkas), as well as the cultural contribution of committed workers from India laid thefoundations of the modern sega. This crossroads of influences was to continue to grow, especially from the 1950s, whenthe first phonographs arrived, playing all kinds of varieties but also jazz, soul, rock'n'roll, and even Cuban or Brazilian music. For the sega, these were the first steps towards a period of intense creativity that would cover the 1960s and 1970s. Amplified instruments arrived, and electric guitars, basses, drums and keyboards quickly replaced violins and accordions. Record production exploded and saw the advent of many micro-labels featuring genius arrangers such as Marclaine Antoine, Gérard Cimiotti, Eric Nelson, Claude Vinh San, or Narmine Ducap who explored the sega in its many facets. Psychedelic keyboards, fuzz guitars and undulating basses invited themselves on the furious ternary polyrhythms of drums, ravannes, bongos, claves, triangles and maracas, to produce a unique style. Here are some pearls from this golden age of the segas of Mauritius, Seychelles and Reunion Island that are compiled in this volume 2 for our greatest pleasure!

V/A : Soul on the real side #17

V/A : Soul Sok Sega - Sega Sounds From Mauritius 1973-79

2LP+CD

V/A : Soul jazz records presents: 400% dynamite! ska, soul, rocksteady, funk and dub in jamaica

Record Store Day 2025 -julkaisu

V/A : Soul Music: the First Five Decade

A collection of breathtaking, soulful blues and spiritual music brings you some of the most impassioned, compelling vocal performances ever to be recorded. In a comprehensive overview from 1927 to 1973, History of Soul Records’ 7CD anthology chronicles the genesis of soul music.

V/A : Soul Of Baltimore: Ru-jac Records Story 1963-1980

V/A : Soul on the real side #16

Digisleeve, Anniversary Edition

V/A : Soul slabs vol. 3

V/A : Soul greatest hits

V/A : Soul power '68

V/A : Soul drops

V/A : Soul Legends

V/A : Soul of a nation; Afro-centric visions in the age of black power

V/A : Soul sega sa!

'INDIAN OCEAN SEGAS FROM THE 70'S' - In the 17th century slaveswere deported from Africa, Madagascar to the pristineislands of Mauritius, Réunion and the Seychelles in the SouthWestern corner of the Indian Ocean to work on coffee and sugarcane plantations where they gathered secretly to escape theirdaily woes by singing, dancing and beating rhythms. Afro-Malagasy-inspired sega, or (t)chega music was born. During thecourse of the 19th century, the Creole population's gradualadoption of Western instruments and traditional melodies of oldEurope (quadrille, waltz, polka, schottische, romance, mazurka)together with the cultural impact of hired workers from India,laid the foundation for contemporary sega. These crossroads ofinfluences kept expanding, especially in the '50s, when thefirst gramophones hit the market and all sorts of records wereplayed, from pop to jazz, soul, rock and roll, and even Cubanand Brazilian music. For sega music, this hailed the beginningof an intense period of creativity which would linger on intothe '60s and '70s when amplified instruments appeared andviolins and accordions were replaced by electric guitars, bassguitars, drums and keyboards. Psychedelic keyboards, fuzzguitars and bouncy bass lines came to complement themanic ternary polyrhythms of drums, ravannes, bongos, claves,triangles and maracas, and created a unique style. FolkWelt andBongo Joe Records have carefully selected and compiled somegems from this golden age of sega from Mauritius, theSeychelles and Réunion. If you liked Alain Peters you gonnalove this!TRACKS:01. Michou - Maloya Ton Tisane02. Lélou Menwar - Pop L'Economie03. Coulouce - Soul Séga04. John Kenneth Nelson - Mo Piqué Zégouille05. Claude Vinh-San - Maloya06. Jocelyn Perreau - Séga Manivelle07. Hervé Imare - Mêle-Mêle Pas Toué P'tit Pierre08. Michel Legris - Elida09. Allen Meller - Moi Qui Bizin Travail10. Claudio - Raphaël Zougadeur

V/A : Soul vibration

Includes 25 original all-time classics. From the bouncy, catchy acts at Motown (like The Temptations, The Marvelettes, and Stevie Wonder), to the horn-driven, gritty soul of Stax/Volt (such as Otis Redding and Booker T. & The MG's), there was much diversity within classic soul. This essential LP edition contains 25 of the most legendary original songs of the idiom. If you're looking for a way to start a soul music collection on vinyl, this would be a fantastic set to begin with. Here you can find the most influential artists, from the genre's inception in the 1950s until 1962. The track listing covers the period when R&B was giving way to soul music. It includes smashes and classic soul anthems by such celebrated figures as Sam Cooke, Ray Charles, Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Ike & Tina Turner, Ben E. King, and Marvin Gaye, to name a few.

V/A : Soulfuelled stompers from Ethiopeans 60's & 70's

Fantastista klubimusiikkia Addis Abebasta, hullua svengiä alusta loppuun!

V/A : Manhattan soul

V/A : Hip Soul

V/A : Manhattan Soul 3

V/A : Instrumentals (soul-style from the sixties) (2cd)

BACK INN PRINT! Club Sounds. A bit of funk, a Latin groove, a slow jazz walk, uptown dancers, late night smoochers. Instrumentals Soul-Style!DISC ONE : 1. Red Pepper - Roosevelt Fountain 2. Pig Eyes (Part 1) - Nat Kendrick 3. Grinding - Doc Bagby 4. Rockhouse - Ray Charles 5. (Can You) Feel It (Part 1) - James Brown 6. (Can You) Feel It (Part 2) - James Brown 7. The Party Stomp - The Egyptians 8. Sack Of Woe - Ray Bryant Combo 9. The Hawk - Mike Hanks 10. Mercy - Gene & Als Spacemen 11. I've Got A Woman (Parts 1 & 2) - Jimmy McGriff 12. Snake Walk (Part 1) - The Swinging Tigers 13. Jay Walk - The Barons 14. Gonzo - James Booker 15. Whirlaway - Allen Toussaint 16. Twist Lackawanna - Junior Walker 17. What's Happenin Tonight - The Mar-Keys 18. So Far Away - Hank Jacobs 19. Soul City - Ray Johnson 20. Say Yeah - Porgy & The Polka Dots 21. Bee Dee - David Rockingham Trio 22. Leap Frog - The Magnificent Seven 23. Loco Limbo - Sonny Thompson 24. Texas Oil - Freddie King 25. Behave Yourself - Booker T. & the MG's 26. The Git Back (Part 1) - Joe Guitar Morris 27. Hot Stuff - The Ohio Untouchables DISC TWO : 1. You Can't Sit Down - Phil Upchurch 2. Whole Lotta Nothin - The Merced Blue Notes 3. The Freedom Riders - Harold Jackson 4. Prancing - Ike And Tina Turner 5. The Groove - The Magnificent Seven 6. Last Night - The Mar-Keys 7. Hot Chile - Nat Kendrick 8. Burnt Biscuits - The Triumphs 9. A Night With Daddy G (Part 1) - The Church Street Five 10. Hold It - James Brown 11. Jaywalking - The Upsetters 12. All About My Girl - Jimmy McGriff 13. Brainwasher (Part 2) - Junior Walker 14. Aw Mercy - Booker T & The MGs 15. Sahara - Mac Rebennack 16. Dawn - David Rockingham 17. Mo-Self - Eugene Blacknell 18. Green Door - Eskew Reeder 19. Congo (Part 1) - The Twistin' Kings 20. One Mint Julep - Ray Charles 21. Wash Board - The Poor Boys 22. All Nite Long (Part 2) - Robert Parker 23. Jookin' - Noble Watts 24. Workout - Ohio Untouchables 25. Side Track - Googie Rene 26. Wiggle Wobble - Les Cooper 27. The Stranger - King Curtis

V/A : Club Soul Vol.3 - The Catacombs

V/A : Lovin' Mighty Fire: Nippon funk/ soul/ disco 1973-1983

V/A : Return of the funk soul sisters

V/A : Birth of soul: los angeles special

Ace has very strong links with Los Angeles labels - such as Combo, Flash and Flip and '60s soul imprints Mirwood and Money were also acquired. A box set could have been compiled of the music that came out during the early '60s, but these are just some examples of how that city's soul sound came about.TRACKS:01. Don Wyatt - But What About My Broken Heart 02. The Chesterfields - Trouble03. Richard Berry - Everybody's Got A Lover But Me04. The Imperialites - You Better Watch Your Girl05. Billy Watkins - How About Me06. The Wonders - With These Hands07. The Composers - I Had A Dream 08. The Soul-Mates feat. Brenda Holloway - I Want A Boyfriend (Girlfriend)09. Ike & Tina Turner - Lose My Cool10. The Phillips Sisters - Let Me Be Your Little Dog11. The Rev-Lons - Whirlwind12. Darlene Love - Let Him Walk Away13. The Vows - Have You Heard 14. The Classicals & the Rockets Band - Help Me15. Wilks & Wilkerson - Young Lover16. Vic Granton - Let's go Home17. Ray-Bob - Mama Told Me18. The Mandarins featuring Jimmy Hayes - That Other Guy19. Sylvester Stewart - Help Me With My Broken Heart 20. The Question Marks - Don't Drop It21. Esko Wallace - Sneaking And Cheating22. Dorothy Berry & Jimmy Norman - I'm With You All the Way23. The Numbers - My Pillow24. Joe Lover & The Gaylads - Don't Leave Me Baby

V/A : Original Soul Reggae Classics

V/A : A fine time! the south side of soul street

V/A : Shake what you brought! soul treasures from sss international

V/A : Two beats one soul

V/A : Birth of soul: special chicago

V/A : Everybody makes a mistake stax southern soul volume 2

V/A : Birth of soul

V/A : Goldwax northern soul

V/A : Kent's cellar of soul

V/A : Northern soul's classiest rarities 5

V/A : Loma northern soul ~ classics & revelations 1964-1968