R&B

One of the great horn sections in all of pop music made some pretty fine records on their own, and this collection compiles 16 of their best! Includes What Is Hip?; Soul Vaccination; You're Still a Young Man; Down to the Nightclub; So Very Hard to Go;...

One of the great girl group singles of the early 1960's, The Choralettes' soulful 1964 single "Won't You Call On Me" b/w "I Destroyed Your Letters" is a rare hidden treasure that deserves another listen. Originally released on the New York City-based...

One of the great early R&B vocal groups of the 1950?s, Otis Williams & The Charms, are featured here on this generous 28 track compilation which, for the first time, provides a comprehensive overview of their recorded output between 1953 and 1956. All...

One of the founding members of The Blind Boys of Alabama, vocalist George Scott is featured here on a rare soul album recorded sometime between the mid to late 1960's. A pure soul album, the recording allegedly features Jimi Hendrix on guitar on the...

One of the first singers to become identified with the smooth sweet sounds that became known as Philly soul, Barbara Mason's main focus was on songwriting when she entered the music biz in her teens. She started performing her own material and scored a...

One of the first releases to bow on Stan Krause's Catamount Records was Uncle Willy backed with Pretty Boy (He's So Fine) by the Juilettes, who featured the talents of Amy Adams, Lucille Adams and Brenda Jackson. The nifty girl group would go on to...

One of the first releases to bow on Stan Krause's Catamount Records was Glory Of Love / Unbelievable by Chris & the Cytations. It looks like this classic acappella doo wop offering was the only official release by this obscure group. They did record at...

One of the first groups to blow our minds with that sleek, soulful "Philadelphia Sound." Includes La-La Means I Love You; Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time); I'm Sorry; You Got Yours and I'll Get Mine; Trying to Make a Fool of Me; When You Get Right...

One of the finest smooth R&B groups returns with hits such as "Natural High," "Outside Woman" and their previously unreleased version of "You're Still a Young Man."1. Wno Has the Last Laugh Now 2. You're Still a Young Man 3. Hypnotized 4. I'll Be Holding...

One of the finest acappella groups to emerge from the East Coast vocal harmony scene in the 1960s, The Del-Capris, formed in Jersey City, New Jersey, are still remembered fondly among record aficionados. The group consisted of Simon Cufta (lead vocals),...

One of the defining voices of the early disco era, vocalist Carol Douglas is featured on this special single release of her 1976 club hit "Headline News" in it's original 7" vinyl version coupled with 1975's "Boy, You Know Just What I'm After." Both...

One of the common remarks regarding the first single, "Tell Love Hello," by the Philly soul vocal group The Mellow Moods, originally released in 1971 on Gamble & Huff's Gamble label is "why wasn't this a huge national hit?." It has all the hallmarks of a...