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BROWN, MAXINE - BABY CAKES/ONE IN A MILLIONAn Otis Redding tune, recorded at Muscle Shoals (during the second half of the '60s) by Maxine Brown under the tutelage of Otis himself. The brilliant A-side is backed with a stunning alternative version of Maxine's well know Northern Soul song 'One In A Million'. |
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BROWN, MAXINE - BEST OF THE WAND YEARSMaxine Brown became popular in the black music world with her 1960 debut hit 'All In My Mind'. However, in 1963 she signed to Wand Records, which resulted in recordings that turned her from an admired artist into a soul goddess on the Northern Soul scene. This wonderful ... read more » |
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BURRELL, JOE -WITH KAE WILLIAMS ORCHESTRA-/POOKIE HUDSON - THERE WAS A TIME/THIS GETS TO METhe '60s recording on the A-side was a bit of a mystery for many years. The track, an obscure tape find (also known as 'Our Love Is Dying'), had been credited to Kae Williams for a long period, but the actual singer is one Joe Burrell. Mr. Burrell never achieved the fame ... read more » |
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CARR, JAMES - BEST OFOn vinyl, here are no less than 14 tracks from '60s soul legend James Carr. This compilation, featuring highlights from his Goldwax Records days, truly is a 'best of'. SIDE1: 1. THE DARK END OF THE STREET 2. LOVE ATTACK 3. FREEDOM TRAIN 4. POURING WATER ON A DROWNING MAN 5. ... read more » |
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CARR, JAMES - BEST OFOn CD, here are no less than 20 tracks from '60s soul legend James Carr. This compilation, featuring highlights from his Goldwax Records days, truly is a 'best of'. |
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CARTER, CLARENCE - TESTIFYIN'/PATCHESTwo great soul-albums by Clarence Carter, originally out in 1969 and 1970 respectively, reissued together on one CD with remastered sound and the addition of three rare cuts from 1972. |
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CHECKERBOARD SQUARES/TANDELS - DOUBLE COOKIN'/IS IT LOVE BABY?A 1966 vocal rendition of a song best known in its instrumental version, backed with The Tandels' all-girl take on a song they had already recorded to a more basic arrangement on the obscure Jam-Cha label. |
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DEES, SAM - IT'S OVER: '70S SONGWRITER DEMOS & MASTERSAnother collection of great '70s recordings from Sam Dees. This CD includes songs that Sam Dees fans will already know, but in rare versions. TRACKS (*=PREVIOUSLY UNISSUED!) 1. TODAY IS A NEW DAY * 2. I KNOW WHERE YOU'RE COMING FROM 3. I'M YOUR BIGGEST FAN * 4. SINGING IN ... read more » |
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DODDS, TROY - TRY MY LOVE/THE REAL THINGBoth sides of Troy Dodds' El Camino 45 from the golden year of 1966. The A-side for Northern Soul connoisseurs who have loved the sound for its thirty years but haven't got several hundred pounds spare for a single. It's über-cool flip is perfect for mod hipsters who ... read more » |
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DUKE, DORIS - A LEGEND IN HER OWN TIMEDoris Duke's Swamp Dogg-produced "I'm A Loser" album rightly enjoys a legendary status among soul fans, and has been one of Kents best-selling vinyl titles since we recommitted to the format a few years back. Her second album "A Legend In Her Own Time" - ... read more » |
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EDDIE & ERNIE - A MAN TO LOVE A WOMAN/YOU MAKE MY LIFE A SUNNY DAYTwo fantastic late '60s recordings -unissued at the time- from Eddie & Ernie on one 7-inch. |
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EDDIE & ERNIE - LOST FRIENDSBack on CD, this is a great 24-track collection of recordings from the '60s soul duo formed by Eddie Campbell and Ernie Johnson. Most cuts are duo recordings, but there also are a few solo performances and contributions from Phoenix Express and The New Bloods. |
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FLETCHER, DARROW - (LOVE IS MY) SECRET WEAPON/HOW CAN YOU LIVE......WITHOUT LOVE' - Dating back to either the late '60s, or the early '70s, these two tracks were shelved until 2012, when Darrow Fletcher's (at the time) unissued album 'Crossover' saw its first release on CD. Now two soul gems from those lost sessions appear on 7-inch. |
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FLETCHER, DARROW/RICHARD TEMPLE - MY YOUNG MISERY/THAT BEATIN' RHYTHMDarrow Fletcher flew to the UK in November to help us celebrate Kents 30 years in the business and no track was more popular than My Young Misery; so much soul from one so young. The Richard Temple That Beatin' Rhythm side is aimed at the younger converts to the Strange ... read more » |
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GENTRY, ART/SHIRLY BROWN - THIS IS MY CHANCE/EVEN IF THE SIGNS ARE WRONGTwo '70s soul gems! 'This Is My Chance' lay dormant until the late '90s, when it was finally included on an Ace Records CD of Excello southern soul material. Mystery surrounds who wrote Shirley Brown's 'Even If The Signs Are Wrong', but this splendid, lilting soul song ... read more » |
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HAMILTON, DAVE/BARRINO BROS - PISCES BAD/THE BAD THINGS YOU SAID.Dave Hamilton continues to influence the rare soul scene and imaginative DJs have picked up on his rare TCB 45 Pisces Pace which brims with jazz, blues and funk but maintains a steady irresistible rhythm that has made it a dance-floor winner in recent years. Included here ... read more » |
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HILL, TUTTI/GARRETT SAUNDERS - WHEN THE GOING GETS ROUGH/KEEP COMIN' BACK......FOR MORE' - Tutti Hill's 'When The Going Gets Rough' was billed on the label of a 7-inch on Arock Records in 1964, but the vinyl played 'Whoa Whoa, Baby Take It Slow'. At last this gorgeous mid-tempo dancer from Ron Miller and Lee Porter really makes it to 45. The flip ... read more » |
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HILL, Z.Z. - COMPLETE KENT RECORDINGS 1964-1968 (2CD)This splendid 49-track DOUBLE-CD anthology finally brings everything this great soul man recorded for the US Kent label together in one place. |
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HILL, Z.Z./PEGGY WOODS - MAKE ME YOURS/LOVE IS GONNA GET YOUA wonderful '60s recording from US soul singer Z.Z. Hill, backed with an equally great cut by Peggy Woods! |
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HUNT, TOMMY - NEW NEIGHBORHOOD/I'M LONELY FOR YOUOn 7-inch, here are two great songs from cult soul star Tommy Hunt's mid-'60s Scepter Records period! |
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HUNT, TOMMY - THE COMPLETE MAN - 60S NYC SOUL SINGLESTommy Hunt's reputation as a major soul artist was built in the UK by his dance tracks, with his independent 7" releases in the '70s. Many of these tracks make their appearance for the first time on CD, including the rare alternate B-side 'How Young Is Young', the ... read more » |
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INDEPENDENTS - JUST AS LONGThe great Chicago soul sound of the early '70s has seldom been better personified on wax than by the recordings of The Independents. One of the leading groups of the era and protegés of soul giant Jerry Butler, between 1972 and 1975 Chuck, Helen, Maurice, Eric and ... read more » |
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JACKSON, CHUCK - BEST OF THE WAND YEARSAlthough Chuck Jackson had eight solo LP's on Wand in the '60s, there has never been a greatest hits compilation derived from all of that fine label's recordings, until now. SIDE 1: 1. I KEEP FORGETTING 2. (I'D BE A) MILLIONAIRE 3. BEG ME 4. ANY DAY NOW 5. I CAN'T STAND TO ... read more » |
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JACKSON, GEORGE - LEAVIN' YOUR HOMEWORK UNDONE-IN THE STUDIO WITH......GEORGE JACKSON 1967-1971' - 'Leavin' Your Homework Undone' brings together 24 previously unheard and unissued tracks. Some are demos and most of them feature the classic second Fame rhythm section that is generally known as The Swampers. All of these cuts are pretty much ... read more » |
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JOHNSON, LORRAINE/DEEP VELVET - A LOVE LIKE YOURS/COMPLAIN TO THE CLOUDS (BUT......YOU CAN'T CHANGE THE WEATHER)' - Two awesome, recently discovered soul cuts from the '70s. |
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