This is ground zero for worshippers of '60s garage rock: the filthy and fabulous iconic debut album by the one and only Sonics! This 1965 Etiquette LP was recorded straight to two-track: their... more

Limited mini-LP sleeve packaging. I'm Just A Prisoner was released in 1970 and remains a definitive slice of Southern Soul. Recorded at Rick Hall's legendary FAME studio in Muscle Shoals "I'm Just A... more

15 years on from both Dave Godin's death and his fourth volume of "Deep Soul Treasures", Kent has compiled a further 25 tracks using titles chosen by Dave for future projects in the series. Many are... more

Barbara brought her soul-blues, her voice, her guitar and her songs to many labels in the '60s and '70s. You'll find hits and funky favorites here, but also unissued gems, all freshly mastered from... more

Two early-'70s LPs that lit the path for so many sweet-soul harmony groups that followed! Their Philly Groove Top 10 smashes Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time); Trying to Make a Fool of Me, and Over... more

The amazing Spinners sang their way onto the charts steadily into the '90s, but this disc takes us back to where their story began. The Original Spinners, their first LP ('67), includes their first... more

These 26 tracks traverse the entire career of this scintillating soul singer, from her first single (released as by Doris Payne in 1960) to a stellar 1996 duet with James Hunter. Her 1963 smash Just... more

Mary Anderson and sisters Mary Ann and Carolyn Watkins brought their sweet pop-soul to the Sounds of Memphis label; this CD brings you everything they recorded there including unissued cuts! The... more