High Energy Soul 45s for Garageheads

[buckeyebeat]

In the wake of the Jimmy Seals post, this is the best record to my ears in 'no soul artists make soul records'. The record was advertised in the trades as Anka adopting the Detroit sound

 

[buckeyebeat]

We all know Major Lance, as his star was fading he recorded this with a different production team, it was not a hit but it's one of his best

 

[troggy]

Another favorite. I don't own a copy of this one.

 

[troggy]

 

[Sebastian]

Pummelers from Victoria Williams & JB Ledbetter, Little Dooley, Gene & Eunice, Joe Hicks, Pervis Herder and Ditalians.

 

[Sebastian]

Have to mention this as well by a mystery duo called Buster & James, from 1966 and is sporting an early Harry Nilsson writing credit. One of my all-time faves. Not as stomping as many of the above mentioned tracks, but with a lot of energy regardless.

 

[nadorozny2001]

theres lee moses-bad girl which is pretty intense. brian dorsey & the stingrays-run on home on hitt records, the hi fives -mean old woman is another

 

[troggy]

Speaking of Joe Hicks, written and produced by Sly Stone.

 

[troggy]

Pummelers from Victoria Williams & JB Ledbetter, Little Dooley, Gene & Eunice, Joe Hicks, Pervis Herder and Ditalians.

Great, especially love the Pervis Herder.

 

[troggy]

Georgia Soul Twisters, I found my copy of this at a record show in the same box of records as the Joe Hicks I posted above.

 

[troggy]

One more from that same box at the record show.

 

[Laurent Bigot]

 

[Mr.Segment]

Have to mention this as well by a mystery duo called Buster & James, from 1966 and is sporting an early Harry Nilsson writing credit. One of my all-time faves. Not as stomping as many of the above mentioned tracks, but with a lot of energy regardless.

I love this song. Tried for years to find a copy in the 2000s&2010s but nothing. Must be quite rare. I created the discogs entry 7 years ago, no registered sales there either (though that might of course mean nothing...)

 

[vinyl01]

 

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[TJ Coro]

WOW! Cold Blood! Brings back great memories of a time gone by. Here’s my favorite Cold Blood tune…

TJ

 

[Sebastian]

I love this song. Tried for years to find a copy in the 2000s&2010s but nothing. Must be quite rare. I created the discogs entry 7 years ago, no registered sales there either (though that might of course mean nothing...)

It's definitely a very scarce record. I bought mine from a guy in the UK about 15 years ago, I've only seen one other copy come up for sale since then (through ebay) and it sold extremely cheap considering its quality and rarity.

 

[MopTopMike]

Never a Cold Blood fan...this is the original and better version of "I'm A Good Woman"

 

[vinyl01]

Never a Cold Blood fan...this is the original and better version of "I'm A Good Woman"

I like both versions of this song by these artists.