Manhattan Soul - Manhattan Soul 3UK collection. Scepter Wand and Musicor Dynamo records were quintessential New York soul labels. Their common link was Luther Dixon, who set Scepter on the right road with the Shirelles and followed up with success for Tommy Hunt, Chuck Jackson and Maxine Brown. He split for Musicor in 1966 where he got the Platters, Tommy Hunt and Inez & Charlie Foxx back into the charts. Scepter Wand had the bigger black music catalog and dominates this compilation.

"It's not going to be for everyone

Both sacred and secular vocal works survive but have been very little known beyond libraries

coupled with the past two years the band spent touring alongside genre-smashing acts such as Thrice

New highways and condominiums are erected in a matter of weeks as historic burial grounds are demolished

Hitchcock's final low-budget U

Originally released in the early 1960's

and the original vinyl pressing has sold for nearly $100 on Discogs in recent years

When Lonnie Mack's treatment of Chuck Berry's 'Memphis' broke into the US Hot 100 on 8 June 1963 and peaked at #5 during it's 13-week stay

including three orchestral transcripts performed by Agnieszka Duczmal and Jacek Kowalewski

or at least since he was a young Welshman who moved to New York and joined The Velvet Underground

Stamina means as much as perseverance and is a fitting title for the debut album of Grand Couloir

Steve Gibson & Red Caps - Bless You (For Being An Angel) / Cheryl Lee