VA - The Heart of Southern Soul - From Nashville to Memphis & Muscle Shoals

Southern soul came to prominence in the 1960s when gospel-raised black southern singers were paired with white country-influenced musicians employed at southern recording studios in Muscle Shoals, Memphis and Nashville. the country music influence on those white musicians was the vital difference between Southern Soul and other gospel based soul recorded elsewhere. Session men such as guitarist Jimmy Johnson at Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals and the brilliant Reggie Young at American Sound Studios in Memphis were well aware of black music from their earliest days.

1. Falling In Love Again - Kelly Brothers
2. Line Between Love And Hate - Wallace Brothers
3. That's All I Can Do - Kip Anderson
4. Snake Out Of Green Grass (Part 1) - Roshell Anderson
5. Snake Out Of Green Grass (Part 2) - Roshell Anderson
6. A Soldier's Sad Story - Tiny Watkins
7. Pretty Little Thing - The Interpreters
8. Your Love Is Worth The Pain - Johnny Truitt
9. Talk To Me - The Avons
10. Your Love's So Good - Lee Webber
11. Somewhere Out There - Lucille Matthis
12. Mr. Fortune Teller - Dee & Don
13. Midnite Tears - Tiny Watkins
14. The Woman In Me - Mariann
15. Steppin' Stone - Wallace Brothers
16. Gonna Need Somebody - Stacy Lane
17. I Went Off And Cried - Kip Anderson
18. You're That Great Big Feelin' - Kelly Brothers
19. You'll Never Ever Know - Shirley Brown
20. C.C. Rider - Bobby Powell
21. The Price Is Too High - Slim Harpo
22. There Goes A Girl - Johnny Truitt
23. Do Your Thing - Marva Whitney
24. The Power Is Gone - Eugene Kemp
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