98 mixes with songs by “Archie Bell & The Drells”

Nineteen tracks including music by Archie Bell & The Drells, Stevie Wonder, and Booker T and The MGs.

that's what she said

Rare Grooves - These are the soul tracks that you don't know, but you really should. Knowing these classics will separate you from the crowd, and establish you as a true connoisseur of soul music among your peers! If you're looking for hidden gems, that will have you friends purring with envy, while filled with admiration for your musical taste, look no further.

Upbeat songs from the 1960s, mostly Motown.

Eighteen tracks including music by Archie Bell & The Drells , Big Maybelle, and Booker T & The Mg's .

100+ of the best 60s-70s soul tracks ever recorded! Motown, Stax, and more! No disco. No technofunk. No rap. No crap. Just straight-up soul.

If you like this mix, check out my other ones too!

T.S.O.P...... 35 SOUL FILLED PHILADELPHIA TRACKS FROM THE SEVENTIES WITH A FEW TOM MOULTON EXTENDED 12" REMIXES THROWN IN FOR GOOD MEASURE & A FEW GAMBLE & HUFF PART INVOLVEMENT TRACKS ,BUT ALL STAMPED WITH ..............................................T he S ound O f P hiladelphia , :D (35tracks)

Funky Jams from the 60's and 70's that will make your back crack, your knees freeze and your liver quiver!!!

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE NORTH OF ENGLAND'S SOUL SCENE FROM THE LATE SIXTIES TO EARLY SEVENTIES.......30 GREAT....... 'NORTHERN SOUL'...... CLASSIC FROM MY LIBRARY, OF WHICH I'VE OVER A 1000 + TUNES OF THIS GREAT DANCE MUSIC OF MAINLY OBSCURE MOTOWN ,PHILY & SOUL ARTIST OF THE MID SIXTIES TO EARLY SEVENTIES & MANY A B-SIDE CHOSEN OVER THE ORIGINAL A-SIDE RELEASES .....THESE I'VE CHOSEN BEEN PROBABLY THE MOST RECOGNIZABLE & SOME OF THE MOST PLAYED !!

Hit it
And quit it

RJD2
MF Doom
James Brown

Eleven tracks including music by The Happenings, Archie Bell & The Drells, and Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames.

We're hauling Outdoor Research's Tiny House from Seattle to Las Vegas for the Red Rock Rendezvous. Check out all 6 volumes of our road trip mix at http://www.outdoorresearchverticulture.com/2012/03/music-for-a-tiny.../