Discovered while singing in a Philly church, Cliff got signed to Phil-LA of Soul—but it was an instrumental, The Horse, that gave him a smash. He was a superb soul singer, though; here are 12 of his... more

Jamie/Guyden has mined it's extensive archive for upbeat 1960s soul releases, including some tracks never released before. Songs by well-known artists like Pookie Hudson of the Spaniels, Big Dee... more

The Latin-tinged psychedelic soul of this California band got lost in the mid-'70s shuffle, but their 1974 LP is highly prized by those lucky enough to have heard it or, even luckier, gotten their... more

Duane's second album for Jamie, here reissued with five unreleased cuts, unseen photos and new liner notes! The stereo remixes from the original masters also let that Lee Hazlewood production gloss... more

Philly's "ultimate bar band" were hometown heroes, but national exposure eluded them. So check this out, whether you saw one of their legendary shows or not: 30 songs on 2 CDs, from their early-'60s... more

The artists appearing on this compilation had songs rarely, if ever, heard since their initial release... this will certainly cause great excitement among the rockabilly & rock 'n roll fans... more

Western beats, Eastern chants and the one and only "plasmatar," an instrument invented by the group's composer Warren Hansen, gave the David one of the most distinctive sounds in the psych scene.... more

This unit was a performance & recording mainstay of the funky 1970s; writer/lead singer Ellison (writer of "She's Some Kind of Wonderful) parlayed his smooth voice & writing talents into these songs... more

16 cuts from 1965-71 feat. Volcanos, Fantastic Johnny, Ethics, Brenda & Tabulations, Temptones, Harold Melvin, Kenny Gamble.

Not only is this the first time in years that this original Arctic-label release has been in print, but it's also a fascinating flashback to a very early Gamble-Huff production, one of the first... more

Linda Laws started performing "Las Vegas Groove" for club and casino audiences in Las Vegas. It became an instant sensation, not only in the casinos but also on local radio, which spread to numerous... more