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Music > R&B / Soul
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Soul: Music
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Laura Reed & Deep Pocket, Reed Laura & Deep Pocket
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R461
Discovery Miles 4 610
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Super Hits
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Melvin/Blue Notes; Recorded by Melvin Harold & Blue Notes
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R410
Discovery Miles 4 100
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An exhaustive five-disc survey of Detroit's legendary Hank Ballard
& the Midnighters, NOTHING BUT GOOD 1952-62 offers an
impressively comprehensive glimpse into the roots of postwar rhythm
and blues. Originally led by Houston born guitarist Cal Green, the
group began life on the Federal label under the name the Royals,
before the national exposure granted them by their first hit, the
colossal "Work With Me Annie," forced them to change their name to
in deference to the popular vocal group the Five Royales. Green's
coruscating lead work can be heard on tracks like "Finger Popping
Time" and the frantic "Let `Em Roll" while Hank Ballard's
impassioned vocals had an enormous influence on the musical
development of James Brown, who initially modeled himself after the
singer.
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Bernadette
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Four Tops; Recorded by Four Tops
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R507
Discovery Miles 5 070
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