CD-Charts Position 191

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Let's Boogaloo Vol.4

CD-Charts > Music > Northern Soul
by: Various Artists

Release Date April 02, 2007

CD-Charts Position 192
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This Is Soul

CD-Charts > Music > Northern Soul
by: Various Artists

Release Date March 03, 2008
Rather than mix all the tracks up, each of the three CD's adopts a theme; Romantic, Disco or Classic. This gives you three distinct CD's instead of one big messy triple album. As to the songs, just look at the track listings! Sure there may be some classics which aren't included but the glass is well over half full and at this price its impossible to find better value. Whether you want to dance, chill, get an intro to Soul or just add a collection of gems to your soul music library; this is it, this is soul!

CD-Charts Position 193
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Ian Levine Presents Northern Soul Memories Vols.3 & 4: Compiled By Ian Levine

CD-Charts > Music > Northern Soul
by: Various Artists

Release Date September 16, 2002
Rather than mix all the tracks up, each of the three CD's adopts a theme; Romantic, Disco or Classic. This gives you three distinct CD's instead of one big messy triple album. As to the songs, just look at the track listings! Sure there may be some classics which aren't included but the glass is well over half full and at this price its impossible to find better value. Whether you want to dance, chill, get an intro to Soul or just add a collection of gems to your soul music library; this is it, this is soul!

CD-Charts Position 194
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The Motown Box

CD-Charts > Music > Northern Soul
by: Various

Release Date October 03, 2005
I have despaired for years at the proliferation of mono Motown CD re-issues when these days even the humblest CD/radio player has two built-in speakers and a stereo jack. Therefore I am delighted to see that this 72-track collection is one hundred per cent stereo. Furthermore, thirty of the tracks are brand new stereo mixes, a labour of love for Tom Moulton, who has really brought out the best in these songs and the Funk Brothers' unparalleled playing while retaining the feel of the mono originals. I especially relished those in previously unheard full-length mixes. Several of the previously released titles are still relatively hard to find, though of course this still leaves the set more attractive to newcomers to Motown, as long-term ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 195
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Hitsville USA: The Motown Singles Collection 1959-1971

CD-Charts > Music > Northern Soul
by: Various Artists

Release Date November 22, 1999
well-assembled box set containing just some of Motown's most golden and definitive classics. Nobody knew Motown Records was going to take off in the way it did. Berry Gordy intended to use his artists to break down the then racial barriers, intending to encapsulate a golden and distinct sound that would not only please a black audience but would too appeal to whites. Berry Gordys visions for the company paid off. Key artists like Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson and Stevie Wonder attracted a huge following from both blacks and whites.

Seemingly echoing the restrictions of ghetto life in Detroit (which is where Motown began) was the effective, bluesey Money (Thats What I Want) by Barret Strong, Motowns debut release. There ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 196
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The Millennium Collection

CD-Charts > Music > Northern Soul
by: Jerry Butler

Release Date October 16, 2000
well-assembled box set containing just some of Motown's most golden and definitive classics. Nobody knew Motown Records was going to take off in the way it did. Berry Gordy intended to use his artists to break down the then racial barriers, intending to encapsulate a golden and distinct sound that would not only please a black audience but would too appeal to whites. Berry Gordys visions for the company paid off. Key artists like Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson and Stevie Wonder attracted a huge following from both blacks and whites.

Seemingly echoing the restrictions of ghetto life in Detroit (which is where Motown began) was the effective, bluesey Money (Thats What I Want) by Barret Strong, Motowns debut release. There ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 197
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The Ultimate Northern Soul Album

CD-Charts > Music > Northern Soul
by: Various Artists

Release Date May 17, 2004
well-assembled box set containing just some of Motown's most golden and definitive classics. Nobody knew Motown Records was going to take off in the way it did. Berry Gordy intended to use his artists to break down the then racial barriers, intending to encapsulate a golden and distinct sound that would not only please a black audience but would too appeal to whites. Berry Gordys visions for the company paid off. Key artists like Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson and Stevie Wonder attracted a huge following from both blacks and whites.

Seemingly echoing the restrictions of ghetto life in Detroit (which is where Motown began) was the effective, bluesey Money (Thats What I Want) by Barret Strong, Motowns debut release. There ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 198
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Twinight's Chicago Soul Heaven

CD-Charts > Music > Northern Soul
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 01, 1999
well-assembled box set containing just some of Motown's most golden and definitive classics. Nobody knew Motown Records was going to take off in the way it did. Berry Gordy intended to use his artists to break down the then racial barriers, intending to encapsulate a golden and distinct sound that would not only please a black audience but would too appeal to whites. Berry Gordys visions for the company paid off. Key artists like Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson and Stevie Wonder attracted a huge following from both blacks and whites.

Seemingly echoing the restrictions of ghetto life in Detroit (which is where Motown began) was the effective, bluesey Money (Thats What I Want) by Barret Strong, Motowns debut release. There ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 199
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The Return Of The Funk Soul Sisters

CD-Charts > Music > Northern Soul
by: Various Artists

Release Date September 05, 2005
well-assembled box set containing just some of Motown's most golden and definitive classics. Nobody knew Motown Records was going to take off in the way it did. Berry Gordy intended to use his artists to break down the then racial barriers, intending to encapsulate a golden and distinct sound that would not only please a black audience but would too appeal to whites. Berry Gordys visions for the company paid off. Key artists like Diana Ross, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson and Stevie Wonder attracted a huge following from both blacks and whites.

Seemingly echoing the restrictions of ghetto life in Detroit (which is where Motown began) was the effective, bluesey Money (Thats What I Want) by Barret Strong, Motowns debut release. There ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 200
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The Essential Northern Soul Collection

CD-Charts > Music > Northern Soul
by: Various Artists

Release Date October 01, 1999
It's not often you get a collection without a single weak track, but this is the exception to the rule. All the tracks are Wigan or pre-Wigan, simply brilliant CD.