Side A
Artist	Song
Dee Clark	Heartbreak
(1964) Constellation
Edwin Starr	Agent Double-O Soul
(1964) Ric-Tic
James Carr	Coming Back to Me
from You Got My Mind Messed Up (1966) Goldwax
Darrell Banks	Open the Door to Your Heart
(1967) Revilot
The Esquires	Listen to Me
(1967) Bunky
Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes	Bad Luck [Part 1]
(1975) Philadelphia International
Freddie Scott	No One Could Ever Love You
(1967) Shout
Martha and The Vandellas	Wild One
(1964) Gordy
Syl Johnson	Dresses Too Short
(1968) Twinight
Jack Montgomery	Dearly Beloved
from Up All Night Vol. 2: 30 Hits From the Original Soul Underground (1966) Scepter
Joe Tex	You Got What It Takes
(1964) Dial
The O'Jays	Deeper (In Love With You)
(1969) Neptune
The Chi-Lites	Trouble's A'Comin'
from (For God's Sake) Give More Power to the People (1971) Brunswick
Billy Stewart	Once Again
(1965) Chess
Otis Clay	I'm Qualified
(1970) Cotillion
J.J. Barnes	Baby, Please Come Back Home
(1967) Groovesville
Bunny Sigler	There's No Love Left (In This Old Heart of Mine)
(1967) Parkway
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Billy Butler and The Chanters	I Can't Work No Longer
(1965) Okeh
Bob Kuban and The In-Men	The Cheater
(1966) Musicland U.S.A.
Brenda Holloway	When I'm Gone
(1965) Tamla
Bettye Swann	The Heartache Is Gone
from Mojo Music Guide Vol. 3: Raw Soul (1967) Abet
Tony Clarke	The Entertainer
(1964) Chess
Walter Jackson	It's All Over
(1964) Okeh
The Fantastic Johnny C	Boogaloo Down Broadway
(1968) Phil-L.A. of Soul
Honey Cone	Sittin' On a Time Bomb (Waiting For the Hurt to Come)
(1972) Hot Wax
Tyrone Davis	Can I Change My Mind
(1968) Dakar
Maxine Brown	One Step at a TIme
(1965) Wand
The Dells	There Is
(1967) Cadet
Marv Johnson	Why Do You Want to Let Me Go
(1965) Gordy
Dyke and The Blazers	We Got More Soul
(1969) Original Sound
Gene Chandler	Nothing Can Stop Me
(1965) Constellation
The Radiants	Hold On
(1968) Chess
The Supremes	Stoned Love
from New Ways-But Love Stays (1970) Motown

Comment:

For a co-worker I was talking to the other night about soul music. Somehow she knew Brenton Wood (probably because "The Oogum Boogum Song" was in "Almost Famous") but wasn't familiar with other singers whose names I tossed out. Some repeats from my previous two mixes, but it's all good.

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