| 1. Sock It to 'Em J.B., Pt. 1 - Rex Garvin, | |||
| 2. Show Me - Joe Tex | |||
| 3. Funky Street - Arthur Conley | |||
| 4. See-Saw - Don Covay | |||
| 5. Save Me - Aretha Franklin | |||
| 6. Baby What I Mean - The Drifters | |||
| 7. Things Get Better - Eddie Floyd | |||
| 8. Cool Jerk - The Capitols | |||
| 9. Knucklehead - The Bar-Kays, | |||
| 10. Philly Dog - Herbie Mann | |||
| 11. Memphis Soul Stew - King Curtis | |||
| 12. I Can't Stop Dancing - Archie Bell, Archie Bell & the Drells, Drells | |||
| 13. Smokey Joe's la La - Googie Rene | |||
| 14. Bella Delena - The Marketts | |||
| 15. Some Kind of Wonderful - Soul Brothers Six | |||
| 16. Stupidity - Solomon Burke | |||
| 17. Pata Pata - Miriam Makeba | |||
| 18. Never Like This Before - William Bell | |||
| 19. Funky Fever - Clarence Carter | |||
| 20. Don't Turn Your Heater On - Sam & Dave | |||
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Editorial Reviews
Product Description
A 30-track 60s Club Soul compilation drawn from the Atlantic & WB (& related) archives between 1963 & 1968. Artists include Rex Garvin & The Mighty Cravers, Joe Tex, Arthur Conley, Don Covay, Aretha Franklin, The Drifters, Eddie Floyd, The Capitols, The Bar-Kays, Herbie Mann, King Curtis, & many more. Includes track-by-track commentary & credits. WSM. 2004.
The album is topped and tailed with the 1966 James Bond-inspired Sock It To 'Em JB, closing with Part 2, which formed the original flipside and was an instrumental version of the song treated electronically with reverb and echo and so forth; possibly the forerunner of the reggae dub versions and dance remixes of a decade later.
Much of the music inbetween was recorded at the Stax Studios in Memphis or the Atlantic Studios in New York, but some of it was made in Nashville, New Orleans, Detroit, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Chicago, often using the top studio house bands. 18 of the 30 tracks are in mono. 78.50 minutes of top quality soul of all genres. You won't sit down.
There are plenty of household names on this comp and they do not disappoint from Aretha's "Save Me" to Sam and Dave's "Don't Turn Your Heater On." And we all know the Drifters from oldies radio, but "Baby What I Mean" is such a sweet, soulful pop tune it's a revelation. But those are just the primers.
The artists I was not familiar with prior to picking up Sock It to Em Soul are the ones who really make this set. Miriam Makeba's "Pata Pata" and William Bell's "Never Like This Before" have such playful, soul swing, you can't help but shake your hips even if you're playing you headphones at your cube at work. The best songs, though, Ben E. King's "Cry No More," Willie Tee's "Walkin' Up A One Way Street" and Mary Well's "Dear Lover" are so sad and uplifting at the same time that they make the perfect getting ready to go out - or inviting friends back for a night cap, you can't go wrong.
I mean, when JJ Jackson belts "we're gonna party for free for days" on "Sho 'Nuff" who wouldn't want to join him?
A 30-track 60s Club Soul compilation drawn from the Atlantic & WB (& related) archives between 1963 & 1968. Artists include Rex Garvin & The Mighty Cravers, Joe Tex, Arthur Conley, Don Covay, Aretha Franklin, The Drifters, Eddie Floyd, The Capitols, The Bar-Kays, Herbie Mann, King Curtis, & many more. Includes track-by-track commentary & credits. WSM. 2004.
Sock It to Em Soul,Various Artists,Import [Generic],Memphis Soul,Pop,R&B,R&B/Soul,Soul,Soul/R & B Collections,Southern Soul,V/A Compilations
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Sock It to Em Soul
Various Artists Manufacturer: Wea International ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0000CNVJV Release Date: 2004-02-09 |
Tracks:
- Sock It to 'Em J.B., Pt. 1 - Rex Garvin,
- Show Me - Joe Tex
- Funky Street - Arthur Conley
- See-Saw - Don Covay
- Save Me - Aretha Franklin
- Baby What I Mean - The Drifters
- Things Get Better - Eddie Floyd
- Cool Jerk - The Capitols
- Knucklehead - The Bar-Kays,
- Philly Dog - Herbie Mann
- Memphis Soul Stew - King Curtis
- I Can't Stop Dancing - Archie Bell, Archie Bell & the Drells, Drells
- Smokey Joe's la La - Googie Rene
- Bella Delena - The Marketts
- Some Kind of Wonderful - Soul Brothers Six
- Stupidity - Solomon Burke
- Pata Pata - Miriam Makeba
- Never Like This Before - William Bell
- Funky Fever - Clarence Carter
- Don't Turn Your Heater On - Sam & Dave
- Don't Fight It - Wilson Pickett
- Sho' Nuff (Got a Good Thing Going)
- Cry No More - Ben E. King
- Dear Lover - Mary Wells
- Candy - The Astors
- Hello Stranger - Barbara Lewis
- My Sweet Potato - Booker T. & the MG's, The MG's
- Walkin' Up a One Way Street - Willie Tee
- Open the Door to Your Heart - Darrell Banks
- Sock It to 'Em J.B., Pt. 2 [Instrumental] - Rex Garvin,
Album Description
A 30-track 60s Club Soul compilation drawn from the Atlantic & WB (& related) archives between 1963 & 1968. Artists include Rex Garvin & The Mighty Cravers, Joe Tex, Arthur Conley, Don Covay, Aretha Franklin, The Drifters, Eddie Floyd, The Capitols, The Bar-Kays, Herbie Mann, King Curtis, & many more. Includes track-by-track commentary & credits. WSM. 2004.Customer Reviews:
You won't sit down.......2006-01-17
The album is topped and tailed with the 1966 James Bond-inspired Sock It To 'Em JB, closing with Part 2, which formed the original flipside and was an instrumental version of the song treated electronically with reverb and echo and so forth; possibly the forerunner of the reggae dub versions and dance remixes of a decade later.
Much of the music inbetween was recorded at the Stax Studios in Memphis or the Atlantic Studios in New York, but some of it was made in Nashville, New Orleans, Detroit, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Chicago, often using the top studio house bands. 18 of the 30 tracks are in mono. 78.50 minutes of top quality soul of all genres. You won't sit down.
A lotta lotta fun..........2005-12-29
There are plenty of household names on this comp and they do not disappoint from Aretha's "Save Me" to Sam and Dave's "Don't Turn Your Heater On." And we all know the Drifters from oldies radio, but "Baby What I Mean" is such a sweet, soulful pop tune it's a revelation. But those are just the primers.
The artists I was not familiar with prior to picking up Sock It to Em Soul are the ones who really make this set. Miriam Makeba's "Pata Pata" and William Bell's "Never Like This Before" have such playful, soul swing, you can't help but shake your hips even if you're playing you headphones at your cube at work. The best songs, though, Ben E. King's "Cry No More," Willie Tee's "Walkin' Up A One Way Street" and Mary Well's "Dear Lover" are so sad and uplifting at the same time that they make the perfect getting ready to go out - or inviting friends back for a night cap, you can't go wrong.
I mean, when JJ Jackson belts "we're gonna party for free for days" on "Sho 'Nuff" who wouldn't want to join him?
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Sock It to 'Em J.J.: The Soul Years
Jimmy James & the Vagabonds Manufacturer: Castle Us ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0000BV1YR Release Date: 2003-09-02 |
Tracks:
- I Feel Alright
- I Wanna Be (Your Everything)
- Come to Me Softly
- Hi Diddley Dee Dum Dum (It's a Good Good Feeling)
- This Heart of Mine
- I Don't Wanna Cry
- Ain't Love Good, Ain't Love Proud
- Don't Know What I'm Gonna Do
- Do It Right
- I Gotta Dance to Keep from Cryin'
- (I'm Just A) Fool for You
- Honest I Do
- People Get Ready
- Entertainer
- Little Boy Blue
- It's Growing
- Amen
- Ain't No Big Thing
- Ain't Too Proud to Beg [Live]
- I Can't Turn You Loose [Live]
- Amen/If I Had a Hammer [Live Medley]
- You Don't Know Like I Know [Live]
- That Driving Beat [Live]
- Don't Know What I'm Gonna Do [Live]
- Sock It to 'Em JB [Live]
Tracks:
- Come to Me Softly [US Version]
- I Can't Get Back Home to My Baby
- Hungry for Love
- No Good to Cry
- You Showed Me the Way
- Red Red Wine
- Who Could Be Loving You
- Wear It on Our Face
- Four Walls Three Windows Two Doors
- Courage Ain't Strength
- Cry Like a Baby
- Good Day Sunshine
- Open up Your Soul
- I Believe
- Everybody Loves a Winner
- If You're Gonna Love Me, Love Me
- Never Like This Before
- Close the Door
- Why
- Better by Far
- Give Us a Light
- Hope
- Help Yourself
- Hey Girl
Christian Music:
- Son of a Gun [CD-single] [Import]
- Soul Train Xmas Starfest
- Splashdown [Import]
- Stage [Import]
- Straight Up [Import]
- Sweet Talk
- The Best of Marvin Sease [Explicit Lyrics]
- The Best of Teddy Pendergrass
- The In Crowd: UK Mod R&B Beat,1964-1967 [Enhanced]
- The Tribute Phase I
Christian Music
Live... Greetings from the Flow State [DualDisc] [Live]