Artist: Various
Album: Club Beat: Stirring Up Some R&B
Genre: R&B, Funk, Soul
Label: Jasmine Records
Released: 2020
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Tracklist:
- Charles Perry - If There Wasn't Any You
- Little Penny - In My Dreams
- Chuck Willis - Give and Take
- Lulu Reed - Ain't No Cotton Pickin' Chicken (Gonna Break This Chicken Heart of Mine)
- Arthur Prysock - Woke Up This Morning
- The Kingpins - Amazing Dr. Funk
- Titus Turner - Big Mary's
- Pearl Woods - Don't Tell It All
- Baby Washington - Let Love Go By
- Bo Diddley - Bring It to Jerome
- Walter Spriggs - I Pawned Everything
- The Blenders - Graveyard
- Fontella Bass - Honey Bee
- Berna Dean - The World Keeps Changing
- Harold Burrage - She Knocks Me Out
- Tiny Topsy - Miss You So
- Anna Belle Caesar - Little Annie
- Christine Kittrell - Call His Name
- Sax Kari - Sweet Man
- Lillian Offitt - My Man Is a Lover
- Ervin Rucker - Baby You Were Meant for Me
- Ted Taylor - Don't Lie
- Teddy McRae - Hi' Fi' Baby
- Jimmy Phillips - She Belongs to Me
- The Pentagons - I Wonder (If Your Love Will Ever Belong to Me)
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WELCOME TO THE CLUB! And our latest adventures in U.K. Club Land where we continue our exploration of the 'Club Beat' - the roots of Mod, R&B and Soul - that coalesced in the bohemian melting pot of Soho, London, post WW2.
In this chapter we explore the sound of 'Rhythm & Blues' that first resonated on these shores in and around Soho at the turn of the Sixties. R&B was born out of a blend of upbeat jazz and jump-blues in the Southern states of North America and came to the fore in the fifties, a Black antidote to rock 'n' roll, popularized by the likes of Bo Diddley who graces our cover and features here with his U.K. #34 pop hit 'Bring It To Jerome'. 1963 marked the emergence of Soul music in America but in Britain the Rhythm & Blues scene was in full swing in the basement clubs of the capital, spun by discerning DeeJay's on hard-to-find American imports and imitated by new breed rock stars such as the Rolling Stones, The Animals, Chris Farlowe and the Who with their iconic 'Maximum R&B' show!
This unique compilation captures the spirit and excitement of the time and features hits and rarities from the red hot dancefloors at a time when London was the hottest city in the world.