New Breed R & b

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Album: New Breed R & b
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Oh Baby Don't You Weep - Luther Ingram	More Info...
2)	Why Oh Why - Austin Taylor	More Info...
3)	I Say, I Love You - Johnny "Guitar" Watson	More Info...
4)	Long Gone Baby - B.B. King	More Info...
5)	Burnt Toast and Black Coffee - Mike Pedicin	More Info...
6)	Hard Times (Every Dog's Got His Day) - Prince Conley	More Info...
7)	Double Locks - Johnny Gosey	More Info...
8)	I Idolize You - the Charmaines	More Info...
9)	I've Got a Feeling for You Baby - Gladys Bruce	More Info...
10)	A Man Is a Mean Thing - Barbara Perry	More Info...
11)	Where Did You Stay Last Night - Phillips Sisters	More Info...
12)	Well, I Done Got Over It - Bobby Mitchell	More Info...
13)	You're Supreme - Sterling Magee	More Info...
14)	I'm the Man - Albert Washington & the Kings	More Info...
2)	Why Oh Why	More Info...
3)	I Say, I Love You	More Info...
4)	Long Gone Baby	More Info...
5)	Burnt Toast and Black Coffee	More Info...
6)	Hard Times (Every Dog's Got His Day)	More Info...
7)	Double Locks	More Info...
8)	I Idolize You	More Info...
9)	I've Got a Feeling for You Baby	More Info...
10)	A Man Is a Mean Thing	More Info...
11)	Where Did You Stay Last Night	More Info...
12)	Well, I Done Got Over It	More Info...
13)	You're Supreme	More Info...
14)	I'm the Man	More Info...

Album: New Breed R & b
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Oh Baby Don't You Weep - Luther Ingram	More Info...
2)	Why Oh Why - Austin Taylor	More Info...
3)	I Say, I Love You - Johnny "Guitar" Watson	More Info...
4)	Long Gone Baby - B.B. King	More Info...
5)	Burnt Toast and Black Coffee - Mike Pedicin	More Info...
6)	Hard Times (Every Dog's Got His Day) - Prince Conley	More Info...
7)	Double Locks - Johnny Gosey	More Info...
8)	I Idolize You - the Charmaines	More Info...
9)	I've Got a Feeling for You Baby - Gladys Bruce	More Info...
10)	A Man Is a Mean Thing - Barbara Perry	More Info...
11)	Where Did You Stay Last Night - Phillips Sisters	More Info...
12)	Well, I Done Got Over It - Bobby Mitchell	More Info...
13)	You're Supreme - Sterling Magee	More Info...
14)	I'm the Man - Albert Washington & the Kings	More Info...
2)	Why Oh Why	More Info...
3)	I Say, I Love You	More Info...
4)	Long Gone Baby	More Info...
5)	Burnt Toast and Black Coffee	More Info...
6)	Hard Times (Every Dog's Got His Day)	More Info...
7)	Double Locks	More Info...
8)	I Idolize You	More Info...
9)	I've Got a Feeling for You Baby	More Info...
10)	A Man Is a Mean Thing	More Info...
11)	Where Did You Stay Last Night	More Info...
12)	Well, I Done Got Over It	More Info...
13)	You're Supreme	More Info...
14)	I'm the Man	More Info...

Performer Notes

Performers include: Little Joe Hinton, Big Mama Thornton, B.B. King, King Solomon, The Newports, Jackie Shane, Marvin & Johnny, Larry Davis, Jimmy McCracklin, Lowell Fulsom, Ike & Tina Turner, Al King, ZZ Hill.
To ask the question that might be asked by soul fans sitting at the table for a Passover dinner: Why is this soul compilation different from all other soul compilations? Particularly when it's comprised of Kent/Modern '60s singles on a reissue label that has issued dozens of obscure '60s soul anthologies and already heavily raided the Kent/Modern vaults? Well, as the subtitle -- "soulful '60s blues for today's dancers" -- indicates, it draws more heavily from blues and roots R&B than much soul does, although it's definitely much more a soul disc than a blues or R&B one. Frankly it's a little more interesting than other rare '60s soul comps, not just because of the blues/R&B factor, but also because the material is often a little moodier and less predictable than much soul played at England's Northern soul clubs. It's a mixture of pretty seldom-traveled cuts by stars (B.B. King, Lowell Fulson, Ike & Tina Turner, and Bobby "Blue" Bland), fairly well-known singers (Z.Z. Hill, Big Mama Thornton, and Jimmy McCracklin), and no-names, at least to those who don't hang out at Northern soul venues. There are a good number of above-average items here, like Little Joe Hinton's unusually passionate early blues/R&B/soul hybrid "Tired of Walkin'"; Jackie Shane's sultry "Stand up Straight and Tall" (cool organ groove here); the Newports' minor-key "Dixie Women"; Frank Armstrong's percolating soul-funk instrumental "Stuffed Peppers (Aka Humpin')"; Jimmy McCracklin's "I Got Eyes for You," which is actually Muddy Waters-derived blues recorded in 1955 and not issued until 1962; and Jimmy Holiday's "The New Breed," an acceptably urgent alteration of "Shake." As for the rest, even the rather generic stuff is listenable, and the rhythmic pace varies all over the map instead of sticking to the cheery mid-tempo so many soul anthologies do. ~ Richie Unterberger

Professional Reviews

Mojo (Publisher) (11/01, p.128) - "...A fine compilation....They're saying its like The Twisted Wheel all over again."

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