High Energy Soul 45s for Garageheads

[mikael]

 

[mikael]

 

[buckeyebeat]

Before he was hanging with the Beatles and going around in circles

There's a lot of versions of this, this sounds like it's from the 45

 

[massb]

These two comps worth a mention IMO (purchased years ago from Crypt mail order):

https://www.discogs.com/release/555031-Various-Shakin-Fit

https://www.discogs.com/release/2784612-Various-Whip-It-On-Em

 

[vinyl01]

This is supposed to be soul garage.

 

[vinyl01]

This too.

 

[MopTopMike]

Rex never disappoints!

 

[mr. splendid]

another for the dancefloor...

 

[Hicksville Hogwash]

This is a first order killer! (Along with James Coit and several others from the above playlists)

The Sweet singer sang on some Link Wray stuff and was in British Walkers too.

 

[Dave Baldwin]

The great Bobby Howard's group, after The British Walkers called it a day.

 

[MopTopMike]

Bobby Howard of the British Walkers played gee-tar and sang on this pounder

 

[Laurent Bigot]

 

[buckeyebeat]

This is supposed to be soul garage.

Toledo, OH group, same song was re-recorded by the International Five, who had some common members. No garage on this record, just rust belt soul, recorded in Detroit

 

[Jim]

Always had a soft spot for this UK group

 

[bosshoss]

Such an incredible number of great 45s posted above. I'm also going through my collection for ideas but it's hard to find any that reach the standards set above. I'll keep trying!

 

[mr. splendid]

Always had a soft spot for this UK group

Actually I prefer the more uptempo b-side

 

[mr. splendid]

Here is a smooth glider of a song that has a truly amazing sound on the original 45 .

 

[franku]

Some great tracks in here, wonderful thread. This is one I've always dug, not quite a bargain bin disc but not wildly expensive:

 

[mikael]

Keb Darge should pop in here. I believe geezer has about 50 000 soul/funk records.

 

[MopTopMike]

This gets the blood flowin :