Double Shot of Soul

1. Trouble [Mono Version] - Foxy
2. Four Piece Funky, Nitty Gritty Junky Band [Stereo] - Bobby Freeman
3. Push Me Baby [Mono Version][#]
4. Loving You Is Killing Me [Stereo] - Georgia Prophets
5. Can You Stand the Pressure [Stereo] - Bobby Freeman
6. Coming in Out of the Rain [Mono Version] - Maurice Rodgers
7. Neck [Stereo]
8. Gotta Keep On [Mono Version][#]
9. International Love Song [Stereo]
10. You're My Girl [Stereo]
11. Oughta Be a Law [Mono Version] - Bobby Freeman
12. Nobody [Mono Version] - Invincibles
13. Sugar Sugar [Stereo]
14. Green Power [Mono Version]
15. It's My Life [Mono Version]
16. For the First Time [Stereo] - Georgia Prophets
17. Do It [Stereo][#] - Bobby Freeman
18. Trouble [Stereo]
19. Jelly [Stereo]
20. What Is Soul? [Stereo]
See all 26 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
The First Ever Collection Dedicated to the R&B and Soul Output of One of Los Angeles Best Known Indies in the Late 1960s.

Double Shot of Soul,Various Artists,Kent (U.K.),Pop,Pop-Soul,R&B/Soul,Soul,Soul/R & B Collections,V/a Compilations

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What Is Soul?

Double Shot of Soul
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Kent Records UK
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | R&B | Styles | Music

General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music

Soul | Compilations | R&B | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0002XB8OW
Release Date: 2004-10-04

Tracks:

Trouble [Mono Version] - Foxy
Four Piece Funky, Nitty Gritty Junky Band [Stereo] - Bobby Freeman
Push Me Baby [Mono Version][#] - The Bagdads
Loving You Is Killing Me [Stereo] - Georgia Prophets
Can You Stand the Pressure [Stereo] - Bobby Freeman
Coming in Out of the Rain [Mono Version] - Maurice Rodgers
Neck [Stereo] - Kent & The Candidates
Gotta Keep On [Mono Version][#] - Louise Whitney
International Love Song [Stereo] - The Real Thing
You're My Girl [Stereo] - The Doo-Rights
Oughta Be a Law [Mono Version] - Bobby Freeman
Nobody [Mono Version] - Invincibles
Sugar Sugar [Stereo] - Shirley
Green Power [Mono Version] - The Bagdads
It's My Life [Mono Version] - The Real Thing
For the First Time [Stereo] - Georgia Prophets
Do It [Stereo][#] - Bobby Freeman
Trouble [Stereo] - Kent & The Candidates
Jelly [Stereo] - The Bagdads
What Is Soul? [Stereo] - The Real Thing
Everybody's Got a Hang Up [Stereo] - Bobby Freeman
Love Has Two Faces [Mono Version] - The Bagdads
Gotta Keep on Talkin' [Stereo][#] - Maurice Rodgers
Do You Wanna Dance 70 [Mono Version] - Bobby Freeman
Livin' in Fear [Mono Version] - The Bagdads
Put Another Dime in the Parking Meter [Mono Version] - Bobby Freeman

Product Description

1. Foxy - Trouble
2. Bobby Freeman - Four Piece Funky, Nitty Gritty Junky Band
3. The Bagdads - Push Me Baby
4. The Georgia Prophets - Loving You Is Killing Me
5. Bobby Freeman - Can You Stand The Pressure
6. Maurice Rodgers - Coming In Out Of The Rain
7. Kent & the Candidates - The Neck
8. Louise Whitney - Gotta Keep On
9. The Real Thing - The International Love Song
10. The Doo-Rights - You're My Girl
11. Bobby Freeman - Oughta Be A Law
12. The Invincibles - Nobody
13. Shirley - Sugar Sugar
14. The Bagdads - Green Power
15. The Real Thing - It's My Life
16. The Georgia Prophets - For The First Time
17. Bobby Freeman - Do It
18. Kent & the Candidates - Trouble
19. The Bagdads - Jelly
20. The Real Thing - What Is Soul?
21. Bobby Freeman - Everybody's Got A Hang Up
22. The Bagdads - Love Has Two Faces
23. Maurice Rodgers - Gotta Keep On Talkin'
24. Bobby Freeman - Do You Wanna Dance 70
25. The Bagdads - Livin' In Fear
26. Bobby Freeman - Put Another Dime In The Parking Meter

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

What Is Soul?.......2005-01-28

An impossibly wonderful collection of rarities from a Los Angeles based soul label. I wasn't familiar with any of the artists on this CD, but don't let that stop you - this is classic soul with an intelligent and often slyly humorous bent to the lyrics, as evidenced in songs like "Loving You is Killing Me," "Everybody's Got a Hang Up," "Put Another Dime in the Parking Meter," and the document-of-the-era "What Is Soul," in which voices of all ages attempt to define soul over a smokin' soul backdrop. While Motown and Stax may have dominated the charts in the late 60s, this CD is proof that vital music was still being made elsewhere. Good times.