soulpope

"Brilliant Corners" is one of these platters which sound better to my ears even after recurring air play .... btw would be an interesting thread idea ....

Long time favourite ....

Charles Smith "The Only Time You Say You Love Me" (unreleased Seventy Seven recording) .... recorded 1972 .... although Bettye Swann had a super take on this Prince Phillip Mitchell song, Charles Smith takes it to another level .... Southern Deep Soul heaven indeed ....

Classic ....

George Coleman (!!) ....

She may be an extraordinary athlete, but the "extra" is missing on her behaviour ....

! Try by chance this one ....

(IMO) they were especially great with Alain Toussaint songs (here with "Goin`Down Slow" or the 1973 performance of "Yes We Can Can"), but on "Steppin`" for me the unquestionable highligt being their superb take on the McTell/Taj Mahal euvre "Chainey Do" with a ferociuos bassline by Paul Jackson .... irresistible to say the least ....

Hilarious cover art ....

Unsung Piano Trio beauty ....