Soul — second half of the 1960s
16 songs — 51 minutes
| Artist | Song | Label & Cat # | Year | Month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Joyce Davis | Hello Heartaches, Goodbye Love | OKeh 4-7237 | 1966 | January |
| Carl Hall | Mean It Baby | Loma 2086 | 1967 | November |
| The Miracles | The Love I Saw in You Was Just a Mirage | Tamla 54145 | 1967 | January |
| Tammi Terrell | What A Good Man He Is | Motown 1115 | 1967 | October |
| Linda Lyndell | What a Man | Volt VOA-4001 | 1967 | July |
| Gloria Jones | Tainted Love | Champion 14003 | 1965 | June |
| Bobby Marchan | Get Down With It | Dial 4002 | 1965 | January |
| Otis Redding | Gotta Go Back (And Watch That Little Girl Dance) | Stax unreleased | 1967 | December |
| Arthur Conley | Sweet Soul Music | ATCO 6463 | 1967 | February |
| The Impressions | Fool For You | Curtom 1932 | 1968 | August |
| Aretha Franklin | I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You) | Atlantic 2386 | 1967 | February |
| Sam & Dave | I Thank You | Stax 242 | 1968 | January |
| Sam Dees | Lonely For You Baby | SSS International 732 | 1968 | February |
| Little Archie | All I Have To Do | Dial 4056 | 1967 | March |
| Marvin Gaye | You | Tamla 54160 | 1967 | December |
| Sly & The Family Stone | Dance to the Music | Epic 5-10256 | 1967 | November |
Notes / Credits / Personnel
- Joyce Davis – “Hello Heartaches Goodbye Love”: Carl Davis, Gerald Sims [producers]; Riley Hampton [arranger], recorded in Chicago
- Carl Hall – “Mean it Baby”: Gary Sherman [arranger]; b-side to “You Don’t Know Nothing About Love”
- The Miracles – “The Love I Saw In You Was Just a Mirage”: as Smokey Robinson & The Miracles; Smokey Robinson [producer]; Claudette Rogers Robinson, Pete Moore, Ronnie White and Bobby Rogers [backing vocals]; Marv Tarplin [12-string guitar]; Funk Brothers [backing band]
- Gloria Jones – “Tainted Love”: Ed Cobb [producer]
- Bobby Marchan – “Get Down With It”: Buddy Killen [producer]
- Otis Redding – “Gotta Go Back (And Watch That Little Girl Dance”: Steve Cropper [producer]; released as “Look at the Girl” on ATCO 6723 (December 1969); The McCoys rec “I Got to Go Back” on Bang 538 (December 1966)
- Arthur Conley – “Sweet Soul Music”: Otis Redding [producer, guitar]; recorded at FAME Muscle Shoals
- The Impressions – “Fool For You”: Curtis Mayfield, Fred Cash, Sam Gooden [vocals]; Curtis [producer]; Johnny Pate [arranger (& co-producer?]; first Curtom release
- Aretha Franklin – “I Never Love a Man (The Way I Love You)”: Aretha Franklin [vocal, piano]; Chips Moman [lead guitar]; Jimmy Johnson [guitar]; Spooner Oldham [electric piano]; Tommy Cogbill [bass]; Roger Hawkins [drums]; Charlie Chalmers [t-sax]; David Hood [trombone]; Rick Hall [producer]; recorded 1/24/67 at FAME Studios, Muscle Shoals
- Sam & Dave – “I Thank You”: Booker T. & the M.G.’s [backing band]; Isaac Hayes [clavinet]; Mar-Keys [horns]; David Porter, Isaac Hayes [producers]
- Sam Dees – “Lonely For You Baby”: William Crump [producer]
- Little Archie – “All I Have To Do”: Buddy Killen [producer]
- Marvin Gaye – “You”: Gladys Knight & The Pips [backing vocals]; Funk Brothers [backing band]; Ivy Jo Hunter [producer]
- Sly & The Family Stone – “Dance to the Music”: Sly Stone [vocal, organ, producer]; Freddie Stone [guitar]; Larry Graham [bass]; Cynthia Robinson [trumpet]; Jerry Martini [sax]; Greg Errico [drums]
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