Oh holy hell. A random click at Boogaloo Time, landed me on an awesome selection of songs on a post titled Hey Soul Sister. It's just what it implies. Heavy on Northern soul, including a Spector produced Darlene Love cut, "Lord If You're a Woman", best described as "'Wall of Motown' looked good on paper". Though not as epic as Spector probably imagined, it's a great cut.
Now for something that will make your hair stand on end. Did for me. There's a transition in the Sugar Pie Desanto song, "Do the Whoopie", where she ends a verse with a scream and her voice cracks, followed two seconds later with a honking sax solo. Even the short two seconds between the two fits in a micro drum break. Bliss. But don't skip ahead, it's much better if you're already locked in the groove. It's at :51.
Now for something that will make your hair stand on end. Did for me. There's a transition in the Sugar Pie Desanto song, "Do the Whoopie", where she ends a verse with a scream and her voice cracks, followed two seconds later with a honking sax solo. Even the short two seconds between the two fits in a micro drum break. Bliss. But don't skip ahead, it's much better if you're already locked in the groove. It's at :51.
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Listen:Darlene Love - Lord If You're a Woman mp3 at Boogaloo Time
Sugar Pie DeSanto - Do the Whoopie mp3 at Boogaloo Time
Hey Soul Sister - Eight more songs at Boogaloo Time
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