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Considering what a long, popular, and respected career the Staple Singers had, it's surprising that there was no comprehensive compilation prior to ... More

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Greatest Country and Western Hits is a compilation dating from DCC's early CD reissues of Ray Charles' post-Atlantic catalog. It's a fine ... More

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The only reason this 12-song collection doesn't rate a lot higher is that it has been supplanted across the decades by countless subsequent ... More

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Finally! For far too long, mega-talent soul singer Candi Staton had been lacking a comprehensive collection of her prime Southern R&B material from ... More

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This reissue from Edsel features three LPs by soul singer Laura Lee (formerly a member of the Meditation Singers): Women's Love Rights, I Can't Make ... More

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In the early and mid-'60s, Jimmy Hughes made a substantial, if rather subtle and underrated, contribution to the evolution of Southern soul with ... More

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It may open up with Aaron Neville's 1993 rendition of George Jones' classic "The Grand Tour," but Ace's 2012 compilation Behind Closed Doors: Where ... More

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Paul Kelly was kind of an average soul singer when you got down to it, and even some of his better songs recalled better and more original artists. ... More

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While Jimmy Hughes' second album (from 1967) was titled Why Not Tonight?, this CD is more an expanded version of that LP rather than a straight ... More

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The first six of these ten tracks are re-recordings made by Percy Sledge for this release. ~ Joslyn Layne, Rovi

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Looking back over ten years since it was released, James Carr's Soul Survivor seems like an unjustly overlooked recording. While it's true that it ... More

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Raven's That's Heavy Baby gathers 22 Solomon Burke rarities he recorded for MGM between 1971 and 1973, following his career-defining soul hits for ... More

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The first six of these ten tracks are re-recordings made by Percy Sledge for this release. ~ Joslyn Layne, Rovi

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Luther Ingram started recording in the mid-'60s, yet it wasn't until 1972 that he released an LP. This CD combines his first two albums (both issued ... More

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Pioneering soul man Percy Sledge returned in 2004 with Shining Through the Rain, his first new studio date since 1994's Grammy-nominated album, Blue ... More

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Reissuing a greatest-hits album in tandem with a proper studio effort seems odd, but incongruous pairings such as this are only part of the territory ... More

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A budget collection of the late and often-compiled Joe Tex with a twist -- it's presented, and presumably the tracks are picked, by country outlaw ... More

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Although the early-'90s compilation That's How It Is: The Chess Years was a solid grouping of Laura Lee's most essential mid- to late-'60s recordings ... More

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