Betty Everett & Jerry Butler scored with a cover of a beloved Everly Brothers hit
Ken Shane’s Soul Serenade
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Claudine Clark’s one hit burned brightly in 1962
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Win a copy of Robert Gordon’s new history of Stax Records
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Win a copy of the new four disc anthology from Rhino
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Brenda Holloway hit it big. A year later BS&T hit it bigger.
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The Olympics had it first, the Rascals made it huge
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Jan Bradley and Curtis Mayfield collaborated on just one hit
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One unforgettable song made Mel Carter immortal
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The Masqueraders are one of the longest running groups in history
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The Gap Band was one of the most influential funk bands of all time
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Ann Peebles was one of the great deep soul singers of the ’70s
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Bloodstone was one of the key groups in soul music history
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Carl Carlton scored his biggest hit with a cover
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If you’re only going to have one hit, make it a great one
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A new album sheds light on a forgotten soul label
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“Steal Away” made the world aware of a small Alabama town
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One of the great songs of the ’80s has a classic pedigree
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Covers of his songs are well know but his own versions are classic
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The Ikettes had a major hit of their own in ’62
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Otis Redding turned a B-side ballad into a soul classic
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The Meters were well known as sidemen, but had hits of their own as well