The golden era of American soul music in the 1960s and early 70s is synonymous with the classic soul sides produced by an array of legendary performers for Atlantic Records during that momentous musical time. And, beyond all the immortal soul and R&B hits and top charting singles the label released over the years, there are treasure-filled vaults of tapes storing countless more historic recordings by a host of remarkable talents. Compiled by soul music historian David Nathan, this new collection gathers rarities-many previously unreleased-unearthed from the venerable Atlantic Records archives featuring stellar soul sisters who are among the genre's all-time greatest.
3 (1-2-3-4-5-6-7) Count the Days - Patti Labelle & the Blue Belles
4 Please Little Angel - Doris Troy
5 Hands Off My Baby - Mary Wells
6 My Best Friend's Man - Dee Dee Sharp
7 Rescue Me - Dee Dee Warwick
8 What Becomes of the Brokenhearted - Baby Washington
9 Full Time Woman - Irma Thomas
10 I Got to Love Somebody's Baby - Judy Clay
11 Cheater Man - Esther Phillips
12 What a Man - Laura Lee
13 Ain't Nothing Gonna Change Me - the Sweet Inspirations
14 It Ain't Who You Know - Jackie Moore
15 I Ain't That Easy to Lose - Bettye Swann
16 Thankful for What I Got - Barbara Lewis
The golden era of American soul music in the 1960s and early 70s is synonymous with the classic soul sides produced by an array of legendary performers for Atlantic Records during that momentous musical time. And, beyond all the immortal soul and R&B hits and top charting singles the label released over the years, there are treasure-filled vaults of tapes storing countless more historic recordings by a host of remarkable talents. Compiled by soul music historian David Nathan, this new collection gathers rarities-many previously unreleased-unearthed from the venerable Atlantic Records archives featuring stellar soul sisters who are among the genre's all-time greatest.
