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Kent's Cellar of Soul
Kent's Cellar of Soul
Genres: Pop, R&B

Track Listings (26) - Disc #1
1. Shes Looking Good - Rodger Collins
2. My Elusive Dreams - Moses & Joshua Dillard
3. A Lot Of Love - Homer Banks
4. Chain Reaction - The Spelldinders
5. Make Me Yours - Bettye Swann
6. Cowboys To Girls - The Intruders
7. Wehn She Touches Me (Nothing Else Matters) - Mighty Sam
8. You Better Make You Your Mind - Brooks O'Dell
9. Hole In The Wall - The Packers
10. Karate Boo Ga Loo - Jerry O
11. Everybodys Going To Love In - Bob Brady & The Con Chords
12. Chills And Fever - Paul Kelly
13. The Real Thing - Tina Britt
14. Let Love Come Between Us - James & Boby Purify
15. Get If From The Bottom - The Steelers
16. (I'm A Fool) I Must Love You - The Falcons
17. You Gave Me Somebody To Love - The Dreamlovers
18. Soul Serenade - Beau Dollar & The Coins
19. Get Down With It - Little Richard
20. Shine It On - Vernon Garrett
21. Keep My Woman Home - Danny White
22. She Shot A Hole In My Soul - Clifford Curry
23. Save Your Money - Lonnie Mack
24. You Left The Water Running - Barbara Lynn
25. The Right To Cry - Erma Franklin
26. That's How Strong My Love Is - O V Wright

CD Details

All Artists: Kent's Cellar of Soul
Title: Kent's Cellar of Soul
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Kent Records UK
Release Date: 12/27/2004
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, R&B
Style: Soul
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 029667219822, 766489532622

Synopsis

Album Description

A CD that could almost be called the soul edition of 'Chartbusters USA', this is a very strong compilation of classic 60s soul that was very popular in the States & the UK. 26 tracks, including two U.S. R&B #1s (The Intruders & Bettye Swann), from every area of 60s black music - deep ballads to up-tempo ravers & all points in-between. Most tracks haven't been on CD before. Ace/Kent Soul. 2003.

CD Reviews

Classic Soul

Phil S. | USA | 10/25/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Juduging by the CD title you might expect Etta James and Sugar Pie DeSanto's "In The Basement, Part One" but...just kiddin' - there's really nothing missing here.

If you expect all Kent-Modern sides, this is not the one (although) you'd be missing many great sides from famous independents. Vernon Garrett's "Shine It On" is the only number actually from listed as Kent.

Rodger Collins' "She's Lookin' Good" and Little Richard's "Get Down With It" are presented. Maybe they didn't make a whole lotta noise way back when but the've gotten reinvigorated on this classy CD. I must confess I bought the CD hoping that one of R. Penniman's live in Atlanta cuts finally made it to the new medium, but "Get Down..." [in mono] comes by way of Abbey Road about a year later. Some heavy-handed horns weigh it down at the end but it's a better try than the earlier rough workout.

By the way, it's been reported that Reggie Dwight (aka Elton John) is heard on the LR track included here.

"You Left The Water Running" by Barbara Lynn on Tribe is a moving statement; Erma Franklin's "The Right To Cry" on Shout is another tune which I might not label a "lost hit" because the artistry transcends any Golden Oldies designation.

Also sit back and enjoy Mighty Sam's 1967 version of "When She Touches Me (Nothing Else Matters)" from Amy.

Dave Godin's notes read real easy and the packagaing works, too."