Rhythm & Blues Gems (7)

Reverend MC and Pappa Shotgun explored the periphery of R&B again.  The result is a mix of genres, styles and artists that exist on the border of traditional rhythm and blues, often blending its core elements, emotional vocals, strong backbeats, with gospel and blues-rooted harmonies.

Mr. Bear & His Bear Cats, The Bear Hug; Lightnin' Hopkins, They Wonder Who I Am; Lena Hall, What You Gonna Do; Tony Harris, This Lil' Ole Heart; Lowell Fulson, Rock This Morning; Kid Thomas, Rockin' This Joint Tonight; Bunker Hill, The Girl Can't Dance; Lee & Leopards, Don't Press Your Luck; Little Eddie & The Dollars, Yellow Moon; Tony Valla & The Alamos, Jane Why Did You Do It?; Hi Fidelities, Help Murder Police; Supremes, Just For You & I; Dusty Wilson, Life Not Worth Living; Cheryl Dorsey, A New Chapter In My Life; Zilla Mayes, All I Want Is You; Dolores Johnson, Give Me Your Love;  Little Sunny Day & The Clouds, Lou Ann; Charles Christy, Cherry Pie; Carl Walden & The Humans, Never Let You Go; Wynonie Harris, Good Morning Judge; Brooklyn All Star Singers, A Prayer For Today; Royal Silvertones, Build Me A Cabin; Gospel Believers Of Detroit Michigan, God Bles My Home; Rugged Cross Singers, Try God; Herman Forde, So In Love; Gene Cooper, The Kind Of Man I Am; Bobo Jenkins, First Left Home; Big Jack Reynolds, You Won't Treat Me Right