Turn off the lights and enjoy…….....here’s a classy Soul ballad by Eddie Horan. Taken from his 1978 LP “Love the way you love me” released on HDM Records.Download file below (320 kbps) – Total time 3:25
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Turn off the lights and enjoy…….....here’s a classy Soul ballad by Eddie Horan. Taken from his 1978 LP “Love the way you love me” released on HDM Records.
Barry White and his orchestra deliver the sexiest groove ever recorded during his glorious career. Forget all about “Love’s theme” or “Can’t get enough”. This sexy gem is the real deal !!! Taken from the great LP “My musical bouquet” released on 20th Century Records in 1978.
Pure Soul heaven !!! Producer H.B. Barnum provides a magical setting that allows Gloria’s warm vocals glide along with a soulful quality second to none!!! Taken from her only wonderful LP entitled “From the heart” released in 1985 on JWP Records. This great track was also released as a flip side on both 7” and 12” singles (see photo).
Another great gem all the way from Philly!!! Gentle Persuasion is a female trio performing a mighty fine smooth Soul stepper produced by the legendary Jerry Ross. Taken from their only self-titled LP released on Warner Bros Records in 1978. Enjoy in style.
This is a truly inspired cover of Weldon Irvine’s composition. Bernard Wright at 16 gives a splendid laid-back performance as well as playing a superb piano solo. He’s also supported by an all-star cast including Marcus Miller on bass, Bobby Broom on guitar, Dave Grusin on synth as well as Luther Vandross and Patti Austin on backing vocals. Taken from his excellent debut LP “Nard” released on GRP/Arista Records in 1981.
Mellow madness!!! This is one of the best soulful recordings ever released on AVI Records. Produced and arranged by Tommy Stewart & Roderick Smith.
At last, after 9 long years of absence, Norman Connors is back with a brand new album !!! Once again he works his magic with an all-star cast of established stars and new talents.
Sexy, sexier, cumming!!! This is the ULTIMATE SENSUAL Soul stepper released in the ‘90s. Written, arranged and produced by Michael Lovesmith. HAREM is a duo comprised of Nancy Saad and Jenifer Cheng. Taken from their only self-titled CD album released on Motown Records in 1995.
Impeccable melody, soulful performance along with flawless instrumentation. What more can I say? This unique gem was recorded in Philly and released only on 7” single originally on Columbia Records in 1975.
Here’s a brilliant cover version of Chicago’s 1974 classic “Call on me”, performed in a classy Latin-Jazz style by lovely Khani Cole. Taken from her 1998 album “Places” released on Fahrenheit Records. The album is co-produced by Marion Meadows & Michael B.
Nicknamed “Little Randy” is the youngest son of the legendary JACKSON family. This is his first solo 7" single released on Epic Records in 1978 and quite collectible nowadays. Simply one of my all-time-favorite Soul rarities of late ‘70s. Enjoy!!!
Mellow sweetness!!! This is the very first single recorded by the late Gwen Guthrie. In fact, this is a cameo appearance she did for a studio session group named CHARME. Included also in CHARME’s only LP entitled “Let it in” released on RCA Records in 1979.
A beautiful ballad co-written and produced by Al McKay (of Earth Wind & Fire). Taken from the 1983 LP “Finis” released on Motown Records.
A sophisticated Jazzy-Soul “West Coast” gem from Japanese singer Mariya Takeuchi. This great track is co-written by her husband Tatsuro Yamashita. Musicians playing include David Foster, Jay Graydon, Steve Lukather and Jeff Porcaro. Taken from her excellent 1980 LP “Miss M” released on RCA Records in Japan.
This is my little tribute to Spencer Harrison. He was one of the most promising new singers emerging in the late 80s. He passed away quite unexpectedly in 1994 at the young age of 32. For more info about Spencer, visit the following link: http://www.soulwalking.co.uk/Spencer%20Harrison.html
Picture yourself at a Mykonos dancing club surrounded by beautiful people. This contagious French sexy groove defies categorization. I have the pleasure of providing you a very special version that came out only as a 12” single in 1988 released on independent French label “On the beat”.
Here’s one of the finest “Real Soul” compositions written by Jazz/Funk trumpeter Tom Browne. On lead vocals, Frank Floyd & Margie Barnes deliver an exceptional duet performance combining power and grace. Taken from his 1981 LP “Yours truly” released on GRP/Arista Records.
Pure Soul at its best. It’s the title track from their 1980 LP released on 20th Century Records.
Here’s a very unique recording. Deborah plays the harp while she’s having a sexy improvised dialogue with Mino Cinelu creating an irresistible Jazzy mood. Taken from her 1991 CD album “Talking hands” released on GRP Records.
Garry Glenn was one of the most talented songwriters of the Modern Soul scene. This great duet with Sheila (of the group EMOTIONS) is taken from his second solo LP released on Motown Records in 1987. For more information about Garry’s work, visit the following link: http://www.soulwalking.co.uk/Garry%20Glenn.html
Another great CHIC production performed by French singer Sheila (born as Annie Chancel). Nile Rodgers & Bernard Edwards provide once again a fool-proof Soul-Disco groove second-to-none. Listen carefully to Nile’s Jazzy solo guitar……..simply wonderful.
Sizzling hot Philly-Disco gem showcasing Curtis’ unmistakable sexy sound. The track was written & produced by Norman Harris and Ron Tyson. Taken from his classic 1979 LP “Heartbeat” released on RSO Records.
This is “hands-down” the best composition ever written by Tawatha Agee. Cheryl’s soulful performance along with Luther Vandross’ awesome arrangement & production creates a magical collaboration made in heaven. Taken from her flawless 1982 LP “Instant love” released on Columbia Records.
Celestial “sexy” arrangement that highlights Kellee’s sensual vocal delivery. One of the most amazing mid-70s mellow Disco grooves taken from her 1977 LP “Be happy” released on Shady Brook Records. Enjoy to the max!!!
This is a “Promotional Only” Killer 80s Groove laced with a wonderful Sax solo. Note that the original version of this track can be found on their 1988 LP “Truly yours” released on Capitol Records.
At last it’s all Black! Don’t forget that every form of QUALITY art has been always Black……with few White exceptions which where also influenced by Black unique style.
“Sippin’ some wine and kissin’ on you”……...unforgettable memories!!!! Sweet-voiced Isabelle Coles of the group Kleeer performs a “killer” sensual ballad second to none. Taken from their 1981 LP “License to dream” released on Atlantic Records.
A dreamy collaboration from Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson & Stevie Wonder singing a tribute song to Berry Gordy founder of MOTOWN Records who passed away in 1978 at 90 years old.
By far the sweetest song ever written by the late Isaac Hayes. Dionne is in top form - as always – showcasing her remarkable vocal skills. Taken from her 1980 LP “No night so long” released on Arista Records.
…...and surprises keep coming. This time I provide you with an excellent Modern Soul upbeat track all the way from Philippines!!! Taken from his wonderful 2000 CD album “Show me the way” released on Warner Music and produced by famous Japanese musician Yutaka Yokokura.
Everybody in this lifetime has some “Guilty Sins” in music. Well, this Greek rarity right here, goes beyond sin. It’s a wicked sleazy groove with a surprising Jazzy Soul feel. You don’t really need to know details about this sassy Greek vixen……trust me. Just lay back and enjoy the music.
Keyboard player Samuel J. Johnson performs a magnificent mellow stepper taken from his only album entitled “My music” released on Columbia Records in 1978. Note that this rare album is scheduled to be released on CD for the first time sometime soon. Don’t miss it.
Chic-wise. The art of being elegant, sophisticated, classy, posh. The sound of CHIC that changed completely our perception about soulful music. One step beyond Philly Sound with tight compressed grooves combined with unique smoothness!!!
By far the most talented and one of the most beautiful female singers ever lived on this planet. Although she passed away in 1995 at the age of 46, her work is still considered as the epitome of Soul-Jazz elegance.
This is the first time I'm posting a cover record. Well, this particular version is a brilliant arrangement on SADE's "Nothing can come between us" performed in French by the lovely Joelle Ursull. Taken from her 1990 CD album "Black French" released on CBS Records.