Body of work : 1978-1988
Godley & Creme
Emneord
Minder om
From sacred to secular : A soul awakening
Gimme some truth
John Lennon
After the gold rush
Neil Young
Good as gold - Artefacts of the Apple era (1967-1975)
A slight disturbance in my mind : the British proto-psychedelic sounds of 1966
Loud & proud! : anthology
Nazareth
Pure McCartney
Paul McCartney
Women in music, pt. III
Haim
Diamonds
Elton John
Anmeldelser (2)
Louder than war
d. 4. sep. 2020
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Ian Canty
d. 4. sep. 2020
"The King Of Rock 'N' Soul shows Solomon Burke at the very peak of his powers. His backing band on these records was often stuffed with legends like saxophonist King Curtis and Bobby Womack, ensuring a vivid landscape for his soulful and perfectly judged vocal performances. The songs he was furnished with were first-rate, plus he himself was no mean tunesmith too. This is a great selection from one of soul music's key architects, full of heavy-duty charisma, pure talent and dynamism. Just simply wonderful listening that had me itching for the dancefloor too".
Record collector
510 (2020 October)
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Terry Staunton
510 (2020 October)
"As important a black voice as anyone else who plied their trade at Atlantic, or indeed Stax and Motown, Burke's grit and guts on R&B hits like Everybody Needs Somebody To Love or If You Need Me make them soul shouter set texts. Delve a little deeper into his catalogue, though, and you'll find chart entries with their roots in Nashville; impassioned takes on Jim Reeves' He'll Have To Go and Bobby Bare's Detroit City, both featured among the 78 tracks on this set ... an extraordinary catalogue of music one can confidently describe as majestic".