R&B

Johnny Gill Collection gathers his best solo hits from Motown and Cotillion/Atlantic, as well as key outings with New Edition and duet partner Stacy La ttisaw, Shanice and Shabba Ranks. The Ultimate Collection features the hits "Rub You the Right Wa y,"...

Johnny boy, a two piece band now based in London are about to release their debut album featuring the future smash hit 'you are the generation that bought more shoes and you get what you deserve'. The song co-produced by james dean bradfield from the...

Johnny And Marsha?s classic 1956 single, ?You Want Me÷ b/w ?Be Mine,÷ is presented here in its original 45 RPM vinyl mix, newly remastered.1. You Want Me 2. Be Mine

Johnny And Marsha?s classic 1956 single, ?Friends Until The End÷ b/w ?After School Date,÷ is presented here in its original 45 RPM vinyl mix, newly remastered.1. Friends Until the End 2. After School Date

Johnny Ace, born John Alexander in Memphis, Tennessee, was a highly successful blues and R&B pianist and singer, whose career was tragically cut short at the height of his fame when he died at the age of 25 in a bizarre shooting accident in his dressing...

Johnnie Taylor - "Stax Classics" The new Stax Classics series celebrates the iconic label's greatest stars, offering new liner notes, label discographies and 12 choice cuts from the artists' Stax catalog. This collection highlights soul singer Johnnie...

Joe Tex was one of the most original soul stars of all time. With his raspy voice and a hint of Little Richard, he certainly had a style of his own. One listen to his number "Yum Yum Yum" and you'll get an idea of his rock and roll / proto-soul style...

Joe Tex (1935-1982) was an American R&B and soul singer from Texas. Born Joseph Arrington Jr., he began his music career as a gospel singer in the 1950s, but soon transitioned to secular music and began recording for King Records in the early 1960s. As...

Joe Stubbs was the brother of Four Tops lead singer Levi Stubbs. He served as lead singer for four of the most famous soul groups - the Falcons, the Contours, the Originals and One Hundred Proof Aged in Soul. In the mid-1980's, famed British producer Ian...

Jimmy Reed was a hugely influential figure of the blues and R&B scene during the 1950s and early '60s, not only for the fact that he brought his distinctive style of electric blues to mainstream audiences, but also because in the process he inspired many...

Jimmy Lee has been a constant fixture in the Philadelphia/New Jersey area soul scene. With a long history of stirring performances, Lee continues to attract new fans everywhere he goes. Jimmy's musical odyssey began with a local Camden band named The New...

Jimmy Charles, the singer with the crying style, turned the music world on it's ear in 1960 with the massive hit "A Million to One". Featured here are the original versions of his classic repertoire.1. A Million to One 2. Hop Scotch Hop 3. The Age for...