The Town I Live In
Mitchell recorded for One-Derful for 2 years, releasing a clutch of 45's and an album of rare sophistication for its era, which sold steadily at the time and was even issued in the UK by President. 4 decades later, the album and singles from those Chicago sessions are sought-afte... | 
Best Of Tyrone Davis
Tyrone Davis hit No. 1 on the R&B chart and broke the Pop Top 5 with two slices of incandescent Chicago soul, "Can I Change My Mind" (1968) and "Turn Back the Hands of Time" (1970). Soaked in regret, the singles matched the Mississippi native's deep-blue vocal style with sophisti... | 
Z.Z. Hill - Greatest Hits
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The Very Best of the Spinners
Although their first album appeared in the early '60s, it was with 1975's "They Just Can't Stop It (Games People Play)" that the Spinners really got moving. They emerged as one of the poppiest of the '70s soul bands, which cost them dearly in credibility. But their best songs wer... | 
The Very Best of Albert King
The ultimate single-disc tribute to the king of the Gibson Flying V. Blues Masters: The Very Best of Albert King collects 16 of the most influential electric blues tracks ever laid to wax, spanning 1960-1975. |
Straighten It Out: The Best of Latimore
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"Bobby ""Blue"" Bland - Greatest Hits, Vol. 2: The ABC-Dunhill/MCA Recordings"
Bobby Bland's uptown, brass-and-strings-drenched blues kept him on the charts long after gut-bucket kings such as Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters had dropped from black-radio airwaves. The artistic successes chronicled on this second volume of his greatest hits shouldn't come as a ... | 
Little Milton - Greatest Hits (Chess 50th Anniversary Collection)
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You Still Got It
The mention of the name Taylor in any conversation about true R&B/Soul music brings to mind Johnnie Taylor. You Still Got It is Floyd's sophomore release on Malaco, and promises to carry on the Taylor tradition of this legendary sound that started with his father, Johnnie. This 1... | 
The Soul of O.V. Wright
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