Soul Brothers Inc Story Of CD

In the 1960s and '70s hundreds of teenage funk & soul bands across the USA independently recorded and released their music. Most of them achieved only local success with their recordings, almost none of them ever made it onto the charts. This meant small runs of funk 45s which have since become highly sought after, hard to find and super collectable. One of those many bands were the Soul Bros. Inc. Out of Houston, Texas. They were likely one of the most important funk/soul groups in the city in the late 1960s until they broke up in the mid '70s. They were part of a much wider movement of African American protest via music in the era of civil rights. I had the pleasure of spending hours on the phone talking to Henry Boatwright. Boatwright played flute, saxophone and sang on many songs as well as composing many of the releases for the band's own S.B.I. Records label. (S.B.I. stands for Soul Brothers Inc.) Now it's time for me to pass on the world of Mr. Boatwright. He is eager to share the story of the Soul Bros. Inc. #with you and in doing so hopes to preserve their legacy for generations to come.

1. Slow Motion 2. Bimbo Knows 3. African Slide 4. Git It 5. That Loving Feeling 6. The Devil Made Me Do It 7. Girl in the Hot Pants 8. Put It on Him 9. Go on and Have Your Fun 10. Soul Train, PTS. 1-2 11. Pyramid 12. Long Dark Night for Predjudice 13. I Saw Forever My Love 14. Find His Way Back Home 15. I'm Not Going to Be the One 16. I Don't Think We're Going Back Again 17. The Broken Hip