2022 UK Record Store Day release - Soul music in Los Angeles was nearing its peak in 1966. The pre-eminent company was of course the giant Capitol Records and the up-tempo songs that they released at the time still retain great power and attraction for many dancers today. But there were several small, private concerns making soul music, looking for that one big hit, and singers who were trying to find the break that would take their careers onto a new and higher plane. This album nods towards Capitol but concentrates on the varying styles of soul that the smaller, more agile labels released at the time. Many of these have been overlooked for far too long now, but here is the perfect opportunity to find out just how strong and varied the West Coast soul scene really was in the middle of the 1960s. A1. Fred Hughes - Walk On Back To You
A2. The Delicates - Stop Shoving Me Around
A3. Fuller Bros - Stranger At My Door
A4. The Incredibles - I Can't Get Over Losing Your Love
A5. Johnny Wyatt - This Thing Called Love
A6. Rose Brooks - I'm Moanin'
A7. Mickie Champion - The Hurt Still Lingers On
B1. Arin Demain - Silent Treatment
B2. The Delicates - He Gave Me Love
B3. Sims Twins - A Losing Battle
B4. Viola Wills - Together Forever
B5. King Floyd - You Don't Have To Have It
B6. Jimmy Gresham - This Feelin' I Have
B7. Lil & Rene - Sneakin' Up On You
B8. Claude Huey - The Worst Thing A Man Can Do
