Grateful Dead Compilations 2008-??-??
Soul Revue, Various, Various
Set 1
with special guests:
Etta James
Hall & Oates
Disc 1
01 Dancing In The Street (Martha & The Vandellas) 1969-06-08
02 Hard To Handle (Otis Redding) 1969-05-16
03 Tell Mama (Etta James) 1982-12-30
04 I Second That Emotion (Smokey Robinson & The Miracles) 1971-04-13
05 Pain In My Heart (Otis Redding) 1966-11-19
06 What's Going On > (Marvin Gaye) 1988-09-24
07 it's A Man's Man's Man's World (James Brown) 1970-06-05
Disc 2
01 Hi Heel Sneakers (Tommy Tucker) 1966-11-19
02 Little Red Rooster > (Sam Cooke) 1980-10-04
03 In The Midnight Hour (Wilson Pickett) 1966-09-16
04 Turn On Your Love Light (Bobby "Blue" Bland) 1968-12-20
Etta James
Hall & Oates
Disc 1
01 Dancing In The Street (Martha & The Vandellas) 1969-06-08
02 Hard To Handle (Otis Redding) 1969-05-16
03 Tell Mama (Etta James) 1982-12-30
04 I Second That Emotion (Smokey Robinson & The Miracles) 1971-04-13
05 Pain In My Heart (Otis Redding) 1966-11-19
06 What's Going On > (Marvin Gaye) 1988-09-24
07 it's A Man's Man's Man's World (James Brown) 1970-06-05
Disc 2
01 Hi Heel Sneakers (Tommy Tucker) 1966-11-19
02 Little Red Rooster > (Sam Cooke) 1980-10-04
03 In The Midnight Hour (Wilson Pickett) 1966-09-16
04 Turn On Your Love Light (Bobby "Blue" Bland) 1968-12-20
Set 2
Set 3
Comment
I grew up, as a teenager, listening to soul music, it was some years before I discovered Grateful Dead. Over the years the boys have covered a number of classic soul songs and that's the reason that this compilation came about.
Bobby Bland's Turn On Your Love Light came out in 1961, so it's not strictly speaking a soul classic but it's as near as damn it. Some might say Martha Reeves was not soul either, but she has one of the most soulful voices I ever heard! Little Red Rooster is a Chester Burnett song and the Dead performed it as a blues, but the version I first heard was by Sam Cooke and that was as soulful as you like. That's why I am including it here. There's no denying the pedigree ot the other songs in this collection.
NB: All of these tracks have been remastered for the purpose of this compilation
Thanks to Robbiesaurus for his editorial input on the artwork
edited and compiled by
SIRMick
Bobby Bland's Turn On Your Love Light came out in 1961, so it's not strictly speaking a soul classic but it's as near as damn it. Some might say Martha Reeves was not soul either, but she has one of the most soulful voices I ever heard! Little Red Rooster is a Chester Burnett song and the Dead performed it as a blues, but the version I first heard was by Sam Cooke and that was as soulful as you like. That's why I am including it here. There's no denying the pedigree ot the other songs in this collection.
NB: All of these tracks have been remastered for the purpose of this compilation
Thanks to Robbiesaurus for his editorial input on the artwork
edited and compiled by
SIRMick
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