MY MUSIC LISTENING JOURNAL: DAY 29: SUNDAY MARCH 18, 2018
ALBUMS: THE WHO: WHO’S NEXT: 1971: 5 STARS OUT OF 5 STARS:CD The Who’s most famous album is the rock opera “Tommy.” Their best album is this one- the follow […]
Category Archives: Soul Music
LISTENING PROJECT: THE HEART OF ROCK AND SOUL: DAVE MARSH’S 1001 GREATEST SINGLES EVER MADE #800- #791
#800- “Devil With The Blue Dress On’- Shorty Long 1964 Soul. Did Not Make Pop Chart. This is the original version of the song. I had never heard it. […]
LISTENING PROJECT: THE HEART OF ROCK AND SOUL: DAVE MARSH’S 1001 GREATEST SINGLES EVER MADE #809 TO #801
#809 “The Grand Tour”- George Jones- 1974: Epic Did Not Make Pop Chart. Another one of those George Jones songs that he didn’t write but was a perfect song […]
LISTENING PROJECT: THE HEART OF ROCK AND SOUL: DAVE MARSH’S 1001 GREATEST SINGLES EVER MADE #819 TO #810
#819- “Jamie” Eddie Holland 1962 Motown Billboard #30. Eddie Holland is better known as part of the great Motown songwriting team of Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier and Eddie Holland. […]
LISTENING PROJECT: THE HEART OF ROCK AND SOUL: DAVE MARSH’S 1001 GREATEST SINGLES EVER MADE #829-#820
#829- “Wish Someone Would Care”- Irma Thomas 1964 Imperial Billboard #17. This would be Irma Thomas’s only Top 40 hit. Marsh writes how Otis Redding took her ‘Ruler of My […]
LISTENING PROJECT: THE HEART OF ROCK AND SOUL: DAVE MARSH’S 1001 GREATEST SINGLES EVER MADE
#840- “Kiss And Say Goodbye”- The Manhattans 1974- Columbia Billboard #1 The Manhattans were a group that paid its dues for a long long time before having big hits. Their […]
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