Side A
Artist	Song
"High Fidelity" dialogue	"Do you have soul?"
Joe Tex	Baby Said a Bad Word (1972)
Freda Payne	Band of Gold (1970)
Smokey Robinson and The Miracles	That Girl (1971)
Aretha Franklin	Share Your Love With Me (1970)
The Spinners	Just Can't Get You Out of My Mind (1972)
Sam and Dave	Said I Wasn't Going to Tell Nobody (1966)
Jackie Wilson	No Pity (In the Naked City) (1965)
The Chi-Lites	Touble's A'Comin' (1971)
The Supremes	Come See About Me (1964)
Otis Redding	I Can't Turn You Loose (1965)
Lloyd Price	Cry On (1963)
The Temptations	I Wish it Would Rain (1968)
The Isley Brothers	What it Comes Down To (1973)
Bettye Swann	The Heartache is Gone (1967)
Parliament	Handcuffs (1976)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
"The Commitments" dialogue	"The rhythm of ridin'"
Arthur Conley	Sweet Soul Music (1967)
Candi Staton	I'm Just a Prisoner (Of Your Good Lovin') (1969)
The Checkmates	Black Pearl (1969)
The O'Jays	Shiftless, Shady, Jealous Kind of People (1972)
Sly and The Family Stone	(You Caught Me) Smilin' (1971)
The Staple Singers	This World (1972)
Wilson Pickett	It's Too Late (1963)
Major Lance	Come See (1965)
The Undisputed Truth	Smiling Faces Sometimes (1971)
Curtis Mayfield	No Thing on Me (1972)
Martha and The Vandellas	Jimmy Mack (1966)
Eddie Floyd	Love is a Doggone Good Thing (1967)
Percy Sledge	It's All Wrong, but it's Alright (1968)
Carla Thomas	I Like What You're Doing (To Me) (1969)
Jerry Butler	Only the Strong Survive (1968)

Comment:

My recent, random obsession with the Afghan Whigs - and Greg Dulli - in general also has led to an obsession with soul music. It's always been one of my favorite genres, but this is my first attempt at an entire soul mix. I don't know if I'm completely satisfied with it, though. A lot of good stuff got left off - James Carr, Al Green, Gene Chandler, James Brown... But I guess that's just an excuse to make another.Oh, and Vernon Hardapple is the name given to the James Brown-looking guy at the Hi-Hat Club in "Wonder Boys".

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