IT'S HERE! THE OFFICIAL BLOG FOR SOULMUSIC.COM!
I had been thinking of creating a blog so that all the folks who come to www.soulmusic.com could write about topics of interest and give me a chance to comment on soul music-related matters on a regular basis. I was SO inspired by seeing the legendary BETTYE LAVETTE at The Echo Cafe in Los Angeles last night that I knew it was time! More on Bettye in a while but for now. welcome to all soul music lovers the world over! Here's your opportunity to express yourself!!!
posted by David Nathan, The British Ambassador Of Soul @ 7:13 AM
6 Comments:
I would love to see on a regular basis some of your interviews from the 70's and 80's from Blues and Soul. Just to see how you fared in your predictions of that artist. Please give it a thought...
Without a doubt, I have seen most of the great artists of soul music. The great female stage performers/singers in no particular order have been: Bettye LaVette, Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner (with Ike), Loleatta Holloway, Peggy Scott-Adams, Etta James, Ann Peebles, Peggi Blu, Mavis Staples. Among the men I've seen: Wilson Pickett, Edwin Starr, J. Blackfoot, Al Green, Jerry Butler, James Brown, David Ruffin, Ray Charles. Groups: Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, The Marvelettes, Sweet Inspirations, The Mirettes, Temptations, Four Tops, Soul Children.
Dave Alan...funny you should say that..we're trying to figure out a subscription-based archive of some of those interviews transposed into Q&A sessions (to avoid copyright restrictions). Stay tuned.
and Oliver, you named some great folks. Never seen Peggy Scott-Adams, J. Blackfoot, the late David Ruffin, The Mirettes or The Soul Children. How were each of them? Curious.
good soul singers ? marvin gaye price phillp mitchell eugene record randy brown (why has randy browns music never been relesed on cd ?and also eugene record solo stuff ?)
Hi David N han, The British Ambassador Of Soul !
Nice post!
I really love that music means so much to so many. It brings us all together!
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I wonder if you can feel it as much as I do...
Thanks,
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