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Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest Albums with reviews Ann Peebles – 1977 – If This Is Heaven

Continuing Ann Peebles’ partnership with Hi producer/songwriter Willie Mitchell, 1977’s “If This Is Heaven” was a fantastic, late-inning slice of old-school Memphis soul. Music is a business and it should not have come as a surprise Hi at least acknowledged changing public tastes. You certainly…

Brenda Holloway – 1968 – The Artistry Of Brenda Holloway

This is the original 1968 album with added bonus tracks. Brenda Holloway was billed as Motowns next great female singer following the departure of Mary Wells in 1964. Her first album Every Little Bit Hurts is also a must, this set contains a few tracks…

The Flirtations – 1969 – Sounds Like The Flirtations

Originally released in 1969 on Deram Records (SML1046), Sounds Like The Flirtations is regarded as one of the top 1960s British-produced soul/R&B albums by an all-American girl group. The album was originally reviewed by New Music Express in July 1969, who hailed it as “Made-In-Britain…

Commodores – 1977 – Commodores

The year was 1977 and this was the album that turned the Commodores into certifiable superstars in the crossover and commercial market. Not that they weren’t popular before – they had a huge R&B following, consistently amazing albums, and some pop music success, but nothing…

Bobbie Gentry – 1969 – Touch ‘Em With Love

Touch ‘Em With Love is Bobbie Gentry’s finest studio effort, a fascinatingly eclectic and genuinely affecting record that broadened her musical horizons far beyond the limitations of the Nashville sound. Its unexpectedly gritty, soulful production makes it something of a spiritual twin to Dusty Springfield’s Dusty in…

Masayoshi Takanaka – 1976 – Seychelles

Japanese Jazz Fusion is, at the moment, what I would call one of my favourite genre of all time. And most of the reasons why is Masayoshi Takanaka; The mastery of composing and performance as a musician of this man is unbelievable. This album, being…

Womack & Womack – 1983 – Love Wars

Cecil and Linda Womack had already written for soul stars like Teddy Pendergrass, George Benson and The O’Jays prior to releasing this their debut album in 1983. Producer Stewart Levine had produced one of Minnie Riperton’s finest albums nearly a decade before and his warm…

Eric Burdon & War – 1970 – Eric Burdon Declares “War”

Eric Burdon’s first effort with the WAR-combo is an album that should not work: Lengthy, multi-sectioned jam tracks that fuse psychedelic soul, deep funk with earthy blues patterns and New Orleans-ian jazz allusions next to what can only be called a psych-soul cuba-pop single (“Spill…

Latest Albums without reviews Brook Benton – 1970 – Brook Benton Today

Silky smooth: that was Brook Benton’s byword from his first record to his very last, as the singer parlayed his rich baritone pipes into seven number one R&B hits and eight Top Ten items. Benton crashed the top spot on the R&B charts in early…

Flashlight – 1978 – Flashlight

The 1978 Flashlight album by the band Flashlight, released on Philly Groove Records, is a sought-after Philadelphia soul/disco album featuring tracks like the Northern Soul dancer “Beware, She’s Pulling My Strings“. Tracks A1 Beginners’ Luck 5:28 A2 Don’t Feel Nothing (‘Til You Hear From Me) 5:22 A3 I…

Jocelyn Brown – 1984 – Somebody Else’s Guy

Jocelyn Brown’s first LP was quickly put together to benefit from her 1984 monster hit “Somebody Else’s Guy“, the follow-up single “I Wish You Would“, two of her Inner Life dance classics “I’m Caught Up” (1979) and “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” (1981), and two previously unreleased…

Billy Ocean – 1976 – Billy Ocean

Billy Ocean, in 1976, burst onto the UK scene with his self-titled debut album and his breakthrough hit Love Really Hurts Without You. Billy Ocean is the debut album by legendary soul superstar Billy Ocean, originally released in 1976, on GTO Records. Ocean became something…

Randy Crawford – 1980 – Now We May Begin

With her husky voice and special vibrato she captures the right feeling. The producers Wilton Felder and Stix Hooper were two jazz musicians who also founded The Crusaders with Randy Crawford, so it’s no surprise that there’s a lot of jazz influence. Last Night at Danceland is…

Vernon Burch – 1979 – Get Up

Bouncy, bubbly soul from Vernon Burch, one of his stone dancefloor classics from the 70s, served up with a groove that never quits! Burch is one of the few who can make a clubby set sparkle with the more personal qualities of a mellower soul…

Glenn Jones – 1983 – Everybody Loves A Winner

Glenn Jones should be included in the list of underrated vocalists. His pure, gospel-rooted approach is remarkable for its juxtaposition of sensitivity and grit. Whether he’s delivering widely octave-spanning ballads such as “Show Me”, written by La Forrest Cope, or electronic dance grooves like “Finesse”…

Kwick – 1981 – To The Point

Kwick were Vince Ricari Williams, Terry Bartlett, William Sumlin and Bertram Brown from Memphis, Tennesse. Prior to Vince joining the group they were known as The Newcomers and worked at Stax Records offering both studio and live support. They also had a hit single in…

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Museik Junkie (Friday, Mar 27. 2026 01:54 PM) For Nikos – Thanks for sharing Ronn Matlock Love City Rob (Friday, Mar 27. 2026 02:41 PM)

I’m looking for this rare album: World – From The Core https://www.discogs.com/release/5053886-World-From-The-Core Help is much appriciated!

zand (Friday, Mar 27. 2026 07:28 PM) For Rob World – From The Core https://pixeldrain.com/u/qAF5JGiJ 1982zulu (Saturday, Mar 28. 2026 08:58 AM)

Anyone got Leslie Drayton & Fun – What It Is Is What It Is (1986) and Leslie Drayton & Fun – Innuendos (1987) Thank you

Museik Junkie (Saturday, Mar 28. 2026 04:43 PM)

@1982zulu Leslie Drayton & Fun – What It Is Is What It Is + Innuendos https://pixeldrain.com/u/84tnFFw9

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