Kent Dance
13. May 2016
Europe and UK
Product information Mainstream and its subsidiaries IX Chains and Brown Dog were very posh New York labels owned by veteran Bob Shad. Formed in 1964 as a jazz label, it drifted into rock and soul, relaunched in 1970 as strictly jazz again, but assimilated soul and funk until its demise in mid-1976. IX Chains and Brown Dog were strictly soul unti...
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| Title | Mainstream Modern Soul 1969-1976 |
| Artist | Various |
| Format | CD |
| Labels | Kent Dance |
| Country of issue | Europe and UK |
| Date of publication | 13. May 2016 |
| First released | 2016 |
| Weight | 85 g |
| EAN | 0029667244923 |
| Product ID | 95786 |
| Discogs ID | 8467460 |
| Discogs reviews |
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Various: Mainstream Modern Soul 1969-1976 version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe and UK in publishing company Kent Dance on 13. May 2016.
Product information Mainstream and its subsidiaries IX Chains and Brown Dog were very posh New York labels owned by veteran Bob Shad. Formed in 1964 as a jazz label, it drifted into rock and soul, relaunched in 1970 as strictly jazz again, but assimilated soul and funk until its demise in mid-1976. IX Chains and Brown Dog were strictly soul until some of the sillier excesses of disco crept in in 1976. Tracks by Ellerine Harding, Nia Johnson and, of course, Sarah Vaughan have jazz elements in the soul numbers, while on the Steptones and Dramatics, soul hovers close to disco without ruining a good song. Lenny Welch's 'A Hundred Pounds Of Pain', The Fantastic Puzzles' 'Come Back' and Linda Perry's 'It's All In The Back Of Me Now' were big on the progressive Northern Soul scene in the 70s, but most of the in-demand items found favour in later decades. Almet Lattimore's gorgeous 'These Memories' and Calvin Arnold's crooning southern soul burner 'Satisfy My Woman' could have been made for the mid-tempo crossover soul era. Soul ballads from McArthur, Sarah Vaughan and a killer version of Jackey Beavers' 'When Something Is Wrong With My Baby' liven up the tempo, while J.G. Lewis and Bobby Earl Williams provide too-long-neglected tracks. Two previously unheard soul dancers from Linda Perry could very well seal the deal for the discerning fan. The sound, all from the master tape, is exemplary and apt for the clever and subtle production.
Album can be classified in the genre Funk / Soul.
Product information Mainstream and its subsidiaries IX Chains and Brown Dog were very posh New York labels owned by veteran Bob Shad. Formed in 1964 as a jazz label, it drifted into rock and soul, relaunched in 1970 as strictly jazz again, but assimilated soul and funk until its demise in mid-1976. IX Chains and Brown Dog were strictly soul until some of the sillier excesses of disco crept in in 1976. Tracks by Ellerine Harding, Nia Johnson and, of course, Sarah Vaughan have jazz elements in the soul numbers, while on the Steptones and Dramatics, soul hovers close to disco without ruining a good song. Lenny Welch's 'A Hundred Pounds Of Pain', The Fantastic Puzzles' 'Come Back' and Linda Perry's 'It's All In The Back Of Me Now' were big on the progressive Northern Soul scene in the 70s, but most of the in-demand items found favour in later decades. Almet Lattimore's gorgeous 'These Memories' and Calvin Arnold's crooning southern soul burner 'Satisfy My Woman' could have been made for the mid-tempo crossover soul era. Soul ballads from McArthur, Sarah Vaughan and a killer version of Jackey Beavers' 'When Something Is Wrong With My Baby' liven up the tempo, while J.G. Lewis and Bobby Earl Williams provide too-long-neglected tracks. Two previously unheard soul dancers from Linda Perry could very well seal the deal for the discerning fan. The sound, all from the master tape, is exemplary and apt for the clever and subtle production.
Album can be classified in the genre Funk / Soul.
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| 1 | Linda Perry: I Can’t Give You Up | 2:36 min | |
| 2 | The Fantastic Puzzles: Come Back Pt 1 | 2:46 min | |
| 3 | Randolph Brown & Co: It Ain’t Like It Used To Be | 3:23 min | |
| 4 | The Dramatics: No Rebate On Love | 3:32 min | |
| 5 | Words Of Wisdom: You’re A Friend of Mine (Vocal) | 3:34 min | |
| 6 | Calvin Arnold: Satisfy My Woman | 3:09 min | |
| 7 | J. G. Lewis: I’m The One Who Loves You | 4:18 min | |
| 8 | Almeta Latimore: These Memories | 3:27 min | |
| 9 | Charles Beverly: Stop And Think For A Minute | 3:43 min | |
| 10 | McArthur: It’s So Real | 2:59 min | |
| 11 | Jackey Beavers: When Something Is Wrong With My Baby | 3:19 min | |
| 12 | Lee Bates: (What Am I Gonna Do) What Am I Gonna Say | 3:44 min | |
| 13 | Alice Clark: Don’t You Care | 2:47 min | |
| 14 | Bobby Earl Williams: That’s The Way She Is | 3:00 min | |
| 15 | The Steptones: Let The People Talk | 3:23 min | |
| 16 | Linda Perry: It’s All In The Back Of Me Now | 2:50 min | |
| 17 | Lenny Welch: A Hundred Pounds Of Pain | 2:48 min | |
| 18 | Nia Johnson: Plain Out Of Luck | 3:10 min | |
| 19 | Ellerine Harding: To Whom It May Concern (All I Need) | 3:07 min | |
| 20 | Jackey Beavers: We’re Not Too Young To Fall In Love | 2:13 min | |
| 21 | J. G. Lewis: What Am I Going To Do (Vocal) | 3:21 min | |
| 22 | Linda Perry: Ain’t Nobody Gonna Make Me (Turn My Back On My Baby) | 2:34 min | |
| 23 | Randolph Brown & Co: I’m On Sick Leave | 3:03 min | |
| 24 | Sarah Vaughan: I Need You (More Than Ever Now) | 2:53 min |
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