Whittier Blvd Soul Vol. 1

Real deal rare soul compiled from vinyl sources not YouTube / Blog rip offs others sell. The first three tracks "Stay With Me A Little Longer", "Don't Go Away" and "Thank You Girl" will put a big smile on your face. Other superb tracks include "Take My Hand", "Won't You Let Me Know" and "Get Me A New Love". No one presses CD's in big quantities any longer so I strongly recommend you get this one before it's gone. Visit my Instagram page to hear a song sample and get info on where to order. Sound quality varies.

10 out of 10

Monster Soul 3

I am not a fan of USB sticks much less MP3 files but, knowing where this is coming from I did not want to kick my self later on for not getting one. Killer tunes by Jo Jo and The Outcast, Happy, James Bell & The Highlighters Band, Betty Green, The Matadors, Chester Randel's Soul Senders, David Porter, The Hollidays and The Peppermints. 50 tracks total. Order now or regret later.
8 out 10

Glos Soul Oldies Vol. 6

The latest release on the Glos Soul Oldies collection brings us another batch of fine sweet soul classics and rarities. Highlights include "You've Got That Loving Feeling" by The Soul Fantastics", "I Don't Want To Lose You" by Tami Young, "I Can't Stop" by Kenny Wells and "There Can Be Better Days" by The Fabulous Serenaders. Sound quality is a plus but fair share of repeats. A must for the sweet soul fans.

8 out of 10

Roddie Joy

Rare find featuring all of Roddie Joy's singles. One of the upbeat tracks you can notice the anomalies associated with vinyl records but the rest is solid. "Let's Start All Over" is one of my personal favorite soul tunes. "Come Back Baby", "The La La Song", "He's So Easy To Love" all make this a must have.

7 out of 10

Jan Bradley

I jump on this one as soon as I saw it. The sound quality was a bit disappointing, too flat. "It's Just Your Way" Was the main reason for this purchase. Did not care much for a lot of the other tracks.

4 out of 10

Jimi Hendrix

A couple sweet soul cuts included in this release made it a must have. "She's A Fox" and "Gonna Take A Lot" are more than worth the pick up.

6 out of 10

A Million Dollars Worth Of Doo-Wop

A massive collection of obscure Doo-Wop tracks that get little to no play times these days. Lots of upbeat tunes with ballads and early R&B bluesy tracks sprinkled in. Most songs appear taken directly from vinyl sources resulting in associated anomalies being present throughout the whole collection. Highlights include "Please Give Me A Chance" by Bobby Starr & Group, "Two Timing Lover" by The Lions, "It Must Be Love" by The Pearls, "Teardrops" by The Markeets. "Honest I Do" by Sonny Fulton & the Mixmasters, "I Was A Fool" by The Golden Nuggets, "This Guy" Fannie & The Varcells, ""Misunderstood" by The Vibes, "Write Me" The Remarkables, "Come Back To These Arms" by Vic Marcel & Group, "Dry Your Eyes" The Delmiras, "Please Don't Cry" The Wonders, "I Know" The Futuretones. "Oh You" The Chalons, "Look At Me" The Uneeks, "Just For A Little While" by The Tendertones,"Bring Back" The Van Dellos, "In Your Dreams" by The Strollers, "A Million And One Dreams" by The Bel-Larks, "Very Truly Yours" by The Evergreens, "Good Luck To You" by The Dots, "A Falling Star" by Mary Wheeler & The Knights and "You Must Try" by The Guides. A must for the hardcore Doo-Wop fans.

6 out of 10