70s Soul!

[RamonesFan2020204]

Just a few minutes ago, I was listening to The Spinners' self-titled 1973 release for Atlantic Records, and I was listening to the album's last song (Could It Be I'm Falling In Love), and it felt so great. That's one of the best songs from one of the best soul acts of the 1970s. There was alot of good soul music in the 70s, and even MY DAD agrees with me! You can't go wrong with:

The Spinners (like I mentioned before)
Parliament
Funkadelic
Stevie Wonder
The Commodores
Hmm, who else.....

[RamonesFan2020204]

JAMES BROWN! How could I leave out the Hardest Workin' Man In Show Business? At least my dad says that's who he is, I don't know if that's a fact.

[the vampire alucard]

al green has some good stuff so does bary white(the king of a ladies man)

[-M_X_R-]

Marlena Shaw has some really good stuff, my fav. is probably California Soul, I think someone even made an AMV to that song, but I can't remember now..

[RamonesFan2020204]

al green has some good stuff so does bary white(the king of a ladies man)

I forgot about Al Green! How could I have done that?!

[Kajino Rei]

The Spinners' 'Could It Be I'm Falling In Love' is a favorite of mine.
It reminds me of my childhood; along with the 60's.
Good times; the "oldies" are far better than anything in this decade.

Can't believe none mentioned: Frankie Valli And The Four Seasons.
The early days, man, they were the best.

~Miss Rei

[BunofGovt]

Just a few minutes ago, I was listening to The Spinners' self-titled 1973 release for Atlantic Records, and I was listening to the album's last song (Could It Be I'm Falling In Love), and it felt so great. That's one of the best songs from one of the best soul acts of the 1970s. There was alot of good soul music in the 70s, and even MY DAD agrees with me! You can't go wrong with:

The Spinners (like I mentioned before)
Parliament
Funkadelic
Stevie Wonder
The Commodores
Hmm, who else.....

Ray Charles?

[RamonesFan2020204]

Just a few minutes ago, I was listening to The Spinners' self-titled 1973 release for Atlantic Records, and I was listening to the album's last song (Could It Be I'm Falling In Love), and it felt so great. That's one of the best songs from one of the best soul acts of the 1970s. There was alot of good soul music in the 70s, and even MY DAD agrees with me! You can't go wrong with:

The Spinners (like I mentioned before)
Parliament
Funkadelic
Stevie Wonder
The Commodores
Hmm, who else.....

Ray Charles?

I thought Ray Charles was the 50s/60s.

[BunofGovt]

Just a few minutes ago, I was listening to The Spinners' self-titled 1973 release for Atlantic Records, and I was listening to the album's last song (Could It Be I'm Falling In Love), and it felt so great. That's one of the best songs from one of the best soul acts of the 1970s. There was alot of good soul music in the 70s, and even MY DAD agrees with me! You can't go wrong with:

The Spinners (like I mentioned before)
Parliament
Funkadelic
Stevie Wonder
The Commodores
Hmm, who else.....

Ray Charles?

I thought Ray Charles was the 50s/60s.

Time means nothing to me, I didn't listen to him in the 60's but the 70's and some of these groups are timeless. How about Aretha Franklin, then?

[RamonesFan2020204]

Okay, I guess you're right. Sure, what the heck.