VA - Early Deep Soul Divas 1954-1962 (2022)
Artist: Various Artists
Title: Early Deep Soul Divas 1954-1962
Year Of Release: 2022
Label: Jasmine Records
Genre: R&B, Soul
Quality: FLAC (tracks) | MP3 320 kbps
Total Time: 78:41
Total Size: 284 MB | 177 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Early Deep Soul Divas 1954-1962
Year Of Release: 2022
Label: Jasmine Records
Genre: R&B, Soul
Quality: FLAC (tracks) | MP3 320 kbps
Total Time: 78:41
Total Size: 284 MB | 177 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
01 Mitty Collier - I Dedicate My Life To You (3:09)
02 Betty Everett - I'll Weep No More (2:49)
03 Lavern Baker - I Can't Hold Out Any Longer (3:05)
04 Pearl Woods - Lonely Avenue (2:57)
05 Barbara Lynn - Lonely Heartache (2:14)
06 Ann Cole - Darling, Don't Hurt Me (2:44)
07 Carla Thomas - I Kinda Think He Does (2:39)
08 Mary 'B' Banks - Since I Fell For You (2:30)
09 Jewel Brown - Looking Back (3:03)
10 Mavis Staples & The Staple Singers - I'm Willing (Part 1, Take 2) (3:12)
11 Hattie Littles - Your Love Is Wonderful (2:45)
12 Ruth Brown & Her Rhythm Makers - Oh What A Dream (2:56)
13 Maureen Gray - I'm So Young (2:21)
14 Mable John - No Love (2:55)
15 Linda Hopkins - I Can't (2:47)
16 Etta James - Stop The Wedding (2:56)
17 Betty Lavette - My Man He's A Lovin' Man (2:42)
18 Gerri Hall - I'm The One (2:51)
19 Johnnie Mae - No More Tears (2:17)
20 Yvonne Fair & The James Brown Band - If I Knew (2:26)
21 Maxine Brown - Life Goes On Just The Same (2:51)
22 Mary Ann Fisher - I Can't Take It (2:06)
23 Candi Staton & The Jewell Gospel Singers - Sin Is To Blame (3:07)
24 Judy Clay - I Thought I'd Gotten Over You (2:34)
25 Brenda Holloway - He's Gone (2:55)
26 Martha Carter - I'm Through Crying (2:44)
27 Barbara George - Love (Is Just A Chance You Take) (2:14)
28 Mary Wells & Group - You're My Desire (2:19)
29 Brenda Holloway - Hey Fool (2:20)
Early Deep Soul Divas gives us an excellent insight into the emerging Black female sound of church-based Soul music that stayed with us for the rest of the 1960s decade.
Much of this fine singing and soulful dynamism still needs to be unearthed and re-evaluated. This collection is just the first exciting dig into the hearts and minds of the female Black music culture at its most profound during the late 1950s-early 1960s.
Features great early soul tracks by: Mitty Collier, Betty Everett, Barbara Lynn, Ann Cole, Carla Thomas, Mavis Staples & The Staple Singers, Ruth Brown, Etta James, Betty Lavette and more!
During the period when President Kennedy created the Peace Corps and gave advisories on building fallout shelters, the music of the Black church communities evolved into the domestic realm of popular music. Because church choirs and soloists were predominantly made up of female church folk, it is no wonder that the early push into commercial Soul music fulfillment was dominated by women. Male Soul music performers were outnumbered three to one. This dynamic was the leading edge behind the Soul movement and why divas like Aretha Franklin, Judy Clay, Etta James and the like lead the glorious charge.
Much of this fine singing and soulful dynamism still needs to be unearthed and re-evaluated. This collection is just the first exciting dig into the hearts and minds of the female Black music culture at its most profound during the late 1950s-early 1960s.
Features great early soul tracks by: Mitty Collier, Betty Everett, Barbara Lynn, Ann Cole, Carla Thomas, Mavis Staples & The Staple Singers, Ruth Brown, Etta James, Betty Lavette and more!
During the period when President Kennedy created the Peace Corps and gave advisories on building fallout shelters, the music of the Black church communities evolved into the domestic realm of popular music. Because church choirs and soloists were predominantly made up of female church folk, it is no wonder that the early push into commercial Soul music fulfillment was dominated by women. Male Soul music performers were outnumbered three to one. This dynamic was the leading edge behind the Soul movement and why divas like Aretha Franklin, Judy Clay, Etta James and the like lead the glorious charge.