Records That Defy The Rules Of What Is Soul

[Guest nhsoulie]

I,ll second that .

ar kid

[chrissie]

"Thats Not Love" as well, i don't care what anybody says about this classic oldie (and a lot of you don't like it) but i bloodywell love the song and proud of it!

I think you are missing the point, this is not about music that we don't like, I love most of what has been posted, but about pop that crossed over, most of it we will love and some we will just cringe at.

I love Holly St James and play it out (if Steve Guarnori isn't about - but that's another story) but it is a pop recording that crossed over to the northern scene as is with most of what has been posted.

QoFxx

Edited May 19, 2009 by chrissie

[grantdyche]

Hope this isn't go to turn into Racial Soulful/Non Soul arguement

but reckon Dusty Springfield is more soulful than Boney M

And where do you stand if you don't know what their colour is?

Bravo and well said

[kevinsoulman]

the b side of some where got plays too

kev

[Guest]

Hope this isn't go to turn into Racial Soulful/Non Soul arguement

but reckon Dusty Springfield is more soulful than Boney M

And where do you stand if you don't know what their colour is ?

Example .......

Until it was confirmed otherwise , I first thought Dean Courtney was white , due to his vocal styling on " I'll Always Need You " , which - to me was ( and still is ) very similar to Len Barry ........

Malc Burton

Edited May 20, 2009 by Malc Burton

[Phil Shields]

how about the other ones / playes 1v the two of us on knoll

brilliant...don't think it should matter what colour your skin is.... if its a great record....its a great record

[Markw]

Chapter Five

Frankie & Johnny

[Simsy]

Spencer Davis group - gimme some lovin'.

Blimey where was that played?

Lucky Charms - Tied to your heart.

[Guest WPaulVanDyk]

Paul Anka - When We Get There is just a classic

Style Council - Solid Bond In Your Heart which i happen to really love.