DEEP SOUL TREASURES RARITAN PLUS
DEEP SOUL TREASURES RARITAN SERIES

Still happily wallowing in the real вЂdepthsвЂ™, you can catch up with Art GraysonвЂ™s dramatically interpreted piece of storyline soul right here.ДЄnd I would argue that the final top-drawer deep offering on this CD comes from Sammy Jones, a Sam Cooke-styled piece which you can enjoy here.ДЄlthough also featured here on this site, I canвЂ™t rave quite so enthusiastically about the chosen Grover Mitchell track.

DEEP SOUL TREASURES RARITAN PLUS

can also be found here on Oscar Mack but this certainly is the genuine deep-soul article, boasting a very вЂspareвЂ™ arrangement plus MackвЂ™s desperate, harrowing vocal which leaves him close to tears by track-end.

You donвЂ™t need me to rave about Blue Rivers & The MaroonsвЂ™ magnificent slab of deep-soul as you can track this gem down here, although you might be surprised to learn that the group were predominantly a UK-based 60вЂ™s ska and bluebeat band. The next winner comes from Willie Johnson вЂ“ go here to check out his superbly deep and expressive take on the old favourite вЂњGlory Of LoveвЂќ вЂ“ a song originally stemming from 1936 when Benny GoodmanвЂ™s jazz orchestra had a No.1 hit with it, while in 1951 The Five Keys duly doo-wopped it to the top of the R&B charts.

Arthur Alexander, Ronnie Love, George Jackson and even Phil Flowers whose track from his aptly-named вЂњOur Man In WashingtonвЂќ Dot LP opens this CD вЂ“ and, yes, ReethaвЂ™s fine offering is yet another Dot release! (Sadly, the Flowers track is far from his best, for while the lyric has some deep overtones, FlowersвЂ™ vocal is gruff without being very expressive and the almost jaunty tempo doesnвЂ™t add much real soul вЂdepthвЂ™ either). The Dot label entertained a surprising number of soul names, e.g. Therefore I can thoroughly recommend the tough-voiced Reatha Reese - see here for a clip and a good description of this Clarence Reid-penned deep winner. (Believe me this is an honest opinion вЂ“ not bias!). However, as some previous Volumes have done, this release regularly вЂborrowsвЂ™ (whether directly or coincidentally) from some of the fine deep tracks already featured on this particular web-site and, sadly, the only seriously deep winners here for me are those very tracks.

DEEP SOUL TREASURES RARITAN SERIES

This now long-standing occasional series of deep-soul CDs continues with Volume 8. 2012) By Pete Nickols Phil Flowers ~ A Heart That Cries ~ Dot LP 25849 Reatha Reese ~ Things I Should Have Done ~ Dot 16630 Willie Johnson ~ Glory Of Love ~ Jam 0002 Nashville Depoe ~ Falling For You ~ Guinness LP 36061 Ernie K-Doe ~ A Long Way Back From Home ~ Janus LP3030 and Janus 167 Charles & Ivory ~ My Little Baby ~ Geneva 106 Loretta Kendrick ~ My Feelings Keep Getting In The Way ~ UK Hayley HR 004 Joe Odom ~ If You Knew Her Like I Do ~ Capitol P-3633 Blue Rivers & The Maroons ~ IвЂ™ve Been Pushed Around ~ UK Spectrum SP 105 The Glories ~ Try A Little Tenderness ~ Date 2-1636 Joe Simon ~ ItвЂ™s Too Late ~ Sound Stage 7 LP 15005 Louis Jordan ~ CominвЂ™ Down ~ Tangerine 958 Grover Mitchell ~ Time Brings About A Change ~ Hunter 799 Ohio Untouchables ~ IвЂ™m Tired ~ Lu Pine 1011 & 1017 Oscar Mack ~ IвЂ™ll Go On LovinвЂ™ You ~ Tyrone 101 Jimmy Dobbins ~ What Is Love (I Found Love) ~ Crash 426 Patterson Twins ~ HeвЂ™s A Loser ~ Commercial LP CDC-A 784 Art Grayson ~ When I Get Home ~ HBR 462 Sammy Jones ~ Nothing Can Change This Love ~ Hull 1203 Joe Anderson ~ You Gotta Believe ~ Buddah 437. Various Artists ~ Lost Deep Soul Treasures Vol 8 (S.O.S.

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