The Classics
- James Brown, Live at the Apollo: Pure onstage energy and an uplifting, emotional journey.
- Otis Redding, Live in Europe: Otis at his heart-wrenching best, singing horn-fired hits like "Try a Little Tenderness" and more.
- Sam & Dave, Double Dynamite: The greatest example of call-and-response preaching soul.
- The Impressions, People Get Ready: The masterful songs of lead singer Curtis Mayfield served in the struggle for civil rights.
- Aretha Franklin, Spirit in the Dark: The Queen of Soul makes a powerful concept album about the spirit of indomitability
- Dave Hamilton, Detroit City Grooves: A brew of jazz and funk.
- John Legend, Get Lifted: The one-time backup musician makes his mark with outstanding R&B and vocals.
- Sam Moore, Overnight Sensational This album is for lovers of classic R&B and newer soul music.
- Corinne Bailey Rae, Corinne Bailey Rae: Her sweet voice showcases passion and spirit.
- David Banner, Certified: A rapper crosses over with hard-hitting rhythms and rhymes.
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