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Gil Scott-Heron: The Revolution Begins
The three albums Gil Scott-Heron recorded for Bob Thiele’s Flying Dutchman label are... -
Ralph "Soul" Jackson: The Alabama Love Man
The return of a legend — or maybe more accurately, the first time this legend’s ever really gotten his due! Ralph Jackson’s been working in the Alabam… -
Charles Wilson: A Troubled Child
Charles Wilson was raised in Chicago, began performing at age seven, and sang as a teenager in Chicago-area night clubs. Blues legend Little Milton i… -
Barbara Stant: Unsatisfied Woman
Barbara Stant got into the recording business at the end of the 1960’s after she dropped in on the offices of Shiptown Records in... -
Paul Riser MBA - Motowns Brilliant Arranger
Paul Riser Motown’s Brilliant Arranger. -
Roger Hatcher
Roger Hatcher was a member of a very musical family, apart from his brothers Will and Roosevelt, his cousin was of course the most famous Hatcher, Cha… -
Kent Harris' R&B Family
Kent Harris, well known to those who collect Rare Soul records because of his wife Ty Karim and his record label Romark. But there is more to the man… -
Frank Wilson - The Story of Do I Love You (Indeed I do)
Thanks go to Andy Rix for making this article available to all. Originally written and published to accompany... -
The Billy Nichols Story
Billy Nichols has now been involved with the music biz for about 50 years and he's still going strong. Down the years, he has sung gospel, soul and bl… -
The Jazz Scene: The Beginnings of Soul.
Further to the two articles I've previously posted about the early Blues & Soul Magazine I've dug out my copy of the Jazz Scene Magazine from August 1… -
Ivy Joe Hunter: See You Around!
Native Detroiter Ivy Jo Hunter was born Ivy George Hunter on August 28th 1940. -
Dave Godin: More Blues & Soul. The Readers Choice
For the second article highlighting Dave Godin's Column from Blues & Soul, the scans feature the readers choice. The first scan is from Issue 44, 197… -
David Bursey: A Soul Journeyman.
David Bursey is yet another one of soul music’s many unsung heroes, a soul journeyman who has spent a life time living the dream of recording a hit re… -
Mark Randle's Modern Soul Musings 2012
Thanks to Mark Randle for his summer choice of Modern Soul and special thanks to Howard Earnshaw and Soul Up North for allowing us to use Mark's artic… -
Dave Godin: A Bit of Blues And A Lot Of Soul
Soul Source member Slimharpo posted three excellent topics highlighting some of Dave Godin's columns in Blues and Soul from the early and mid 70's giv… -
Darrow Fletcher - The Interview - The Full Story
An Interview - From Northern Soul to Modern Soul - The Full Story. -
Who are the Great Soul Deejays? 1 2
Who are the Great Soul Deejays? -
Colin Curtis - Too much to Swallow. 1 2
in short, he got the best spots because he is Colin Curtis -
Sharon Scott: The Search Is Over
I'm pleased that last night I was able to tell Ady that somebody had indeed found that girl. Alive, well and happy, as a Church Minister, in the USA.… -
So many sides of Northern Soul.
To the connoisseur, Northern Soul has been around since the late sixties... -
Blues or Soul?
Thirty years ago I travelled to London to see Buddy Guy and Junior Wells, Albert King and John lee Hooker -
Best Soul Nights in the North East Ever 1 2 3 4
My first all-dayer was in 75 and I tend to think of them amongst the best days of my life. -
Jimmy Ricks
Jimmy Ricks was born in Adrian, Georgia before his family relocated to Florida... -
Oslo Soul Experience - Lookback -28 March 2012
WOW, that is the only word that I can think of right now if I shall begin to describe the soulful weekend experience I just had in Oslo. I'll take it… -
Ed Wolfrum - Detroit Sound by Rob Moss
Ed Wolfrum by Rob Moss . This article has just been restored from a clipped version. Now has the full text and 10 photos have been dug out and returne…
