Sunshine, Nancy Wilson (1979, Life, Love And Harmony) - Capitol Records Son album Life, Love And Harmony sorti en 1979 chez Capitol est un des plus aboutis. Le titre "Sunshine" démontre ce subtile mélange entre techniques pointues en matière de jazz vocal, mélodies soul et rythmiques funky. Attention ce titre rend totalement accro. Vous êtes prévenus. Photo By: David Redfern
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Dave Godin's Deep Soul Treasures: Taken From Our Vaults, Vol. 2 Twenty-five "deep soul" (the term used to refer to soul music that has a generally slow tempo and is seriously emotional) tracks from 1964-1975. There are a few stars here and there (Otis Redding, Carla Thomas, Ben E. King, Arthur Conley and Irma Thomas, although none of them perform hits) and even a couple of cuts that have appeared on widely circulated compilations (Bessie Banks' original version of "Go Now," which was covered for a hit by the Moody Blues, and Toussaint McCall's "Nothing Takes the Place of You"). Generally, though, it's the kind of obscure material that the average Joe can't get access to without getting some rabid soul collector to make a tape for him. Dave Godin is such a collector, and his compilations have received glowing press notices in the U.K., though they don't match the summit of soul compilations (various ones on Rhino are better) that include better-known material.
Buddy Guy and Mavis Staples Perform At The Grammy Awards (Pretelecast)