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1.1 Be Thankful - William DeVaughn1.2 Knock On Wood - Eddie Floyd1.3 36 22 36 - Bobby Bland1.4 Tell It Like It Is - Aaron Neville1.5 Gimme Little Sign - Brenton Wood1.6 Just For You - Freddie Gorman1.7 At Last - Etta James1.8 Rock Your Baby - George McCrae1.9 Satisfaction Guaranteed - Harold Melvin ; The Bluenotes1.10 Think - James Brown1.11 Hello Stranger - Barbara Lewis1.12 No Love (Like My Love) - Mckinley Mitchell1.13 Daddy Rolling Stone - Otis Blackwell1.14 You Send Me - Sam Cooke1.15 Money (That's What I Want) - Jennell Hawkins1.16 Heartaches ; Trouble - Roosevelt Nettles1.17 When A Man Loves A Woman - Percy Sledge1.18 Love Makes The World Go Around-Deon Jackson1.19 Soul Man - Sam ; Dave1.20 Fever - Little Willie John2.1 Expressway To Your Heart - Soul Survivors2.2 Harlem Shuffle - Bob ; Earl2.3 These Arms Of Mine - Otis Redding2.4 Meet Me At Midnight - Cindy Lynn2.5 Good Good Lovin' - James Brown2.6 I've Got My Mind Set On You - James Ray2.7 Snap Your Fingers - Joe Henderson2.8 The One Who Really Loves You - Mary Wells2.9 Looking For A Love - Bobby Womack2.10 Save The Last Dance For Me - The Drifters2.11 Hey There Lonely Girl - Eddie Holman2.12 I Know (You Don't Love Me No More) - Barbara George2.13 You Really Got A Hold On Me - Smokey Robinson2.14 Doggin' Around - Jackie Wilson2.15 Disillusioned - The Tams2.16 You'll Lose A Good Thing - Barbara Lynn2.17 The Blue Shadow - Albert Stone2.18 I'm The One Who Loves You - The Impressions2.19 Walk With Me - Celia Marie2.20 The Snake - The Isley Brothers3.1 Stand By Me - Ben E. King3.2 Tighten Up Archie - Bell ; The Drells3.3 You Be My Baby - Ray Charles3.4 Gee Whiz - Carla Thomas3.5 I Keep Forgettin' - Chuck Jackson3.6 Wherever I Lay My Hat - Marvin Gaye3.7 I Pity The Fool - Bobby Bland3.8 River Of Salt - Ketty Lester3.9 Albuquerque - Jesse Davis3.10 Up On The Roof - The Drifters3.11 Gypsy Woman - The Impressions3.12 Every Beat Of My Heart - Gladys Knight3.13 Let Me Be Your Boy - Wilson Pickett3.14 You're The Boss - LaVern Baker3.15 Trouble In Mind - Aretha Franklin3.16 Spanish Harlem - Ben E. King3.17 Bring It On Home To Me - Sam Cooke3.18 Money - The Miracles3.19 Don't Make Me Over - Dionne Warwick3.20 Hey Girl Don't Bother Me - The Tams |
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| | Description: | In den frühen 1960er Jahren begann die Musik, die einst als Rhythm and Blues bekannt war
mit Stolz als "Soul"-Musik bezeichnet zu werden, im Sinne von â??von Herzen kommendâ?? und â??Authentischâ??, obwohl die meisten groÃ?en Soul Stars ihr Talent in Gospel Chören entdeckt und
Während in den 1950er Jahren Songs von schwarzen Künstlern oft von wei�en Künstlern wie Elvis Presley gecovert werden mussten, um im Radio gespielt zu werden, wandelte sich dies innerhalb weniger Jahre und schwarze Künstler wurden sichtbarer und gewannen an Popularität bei
einem riesigen neuen Publikum von jungen weiÃ?en Jugendlichen.
Der Soundtrack dieses neuen Jahrzehnts bestand im Wesentlichen aus Motown oder Atlantik-Hits.
Ein flüchtiger Blick auf die Liste der Künstler, die auf dieser 3CD vertreten sind, sollte
jeden davon zu überzeugen, dass dies die ideale Einführung in die Soul-Musik der 1960er Jahre ist. Es ist schwer, einen besseren Querschnitt durch die erstaunlichen Ereignisse dieses Jahrzehnts zu finden. Zu den gro�en Talenten gehören unter anderem James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles, Jackie Wilson, die Isley Brüder oder Wilson Pickett. - .. CLASSICSIn the early 1960s the music once known as rhythm and blues began to be proudly referred to as 'soul' music, as in heartfelt and genuine - though it was also a fact that most of the great stars of soul had originally learned their craft singing in gospel choirs. While in the 1950s songs by black artists often had to be covered by white artists like Elvis Presley in order to get radio airplay, within the space of a few years black artists started becoming more visible, and gaining popularity with a massive new audience of young white teenagers. The soundtrack of this new decade was as likely to consist of Motown or Atlantic hits as it was to be folky protest songs like We Shall Overcome. Even a cursory glance down the list of artists present on this triple CD set should convince you that - as an introduction to 1960s soul music - you'd be hard pressed to find a better cross-section of that decade's amazing display of sheer talent than that on offer here, among them being James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles, Jackie Wilson, the Isley Brothers or Wilson Pickett. It's an impressive roster. | | | No. of tracks: |
60 |
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NOTCD3321 |
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