Artist	Song
Eddie Floyd	Big Bird
from Rare Stamps (2006)
The Dynamics	Ice Cream Song
from Beg, Scream & Shout!: The Best of '60s Soul, Vol. 2 (2004)
Etta James	I'd Rather Go Blind
from Her Best - The Chess 50th Anniversary Collection (1997)
Lorraine Ellison	Stay With Me
from Beg, Scream & Shout!: The Best of '60s Soul, Vol. 2 (2004)
Barbara Acklin	Love Makes a Woman
from Barbara Acklin: 20 Greatest Hits (2002)
Al Green	Back Up Train
from Arista Heritage Series: Al Green (1999)
Major Lance	Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um
from The Very Best of Major Lance (2000)
Walter Jackson	It's All Over
from The Best of Walter Jackson: Welcome Home - The Okeh Years (1996)
Erma Franklin	Piece of My Heart
from Legacy's Rhythm & Soul Revue (1995)
Brenda Holloway	Every Little Bit Hurts
from The Very Best of Brenda Holloway (1999)
Deon Jackson	Love Makes the World Go Round
from Sweet Soul Music (2003)
Mitty Collier	I Had a Talk with My Man Last Night
from Chess Soul: A Decade of Chicago's Finest (1997)
The Mad Lads	I Don't Want to Lose Your Love (Single Version)
from Stax-Volt: The Complete Singles (1959-1968) (2007)
Clarence Carter	Snatching It Back
from Beg, Scream & Shout!: The Best of '60s Soul, Vol. 3 (2004)
The Esquires	Get On Up
from All Your Rhythm & Blues Favourites (2003)
Rex Garvin	Sock It To 'Em J.B.
from Lost Soul Treasures Volume 3 (2010)
Willie Tee	Teasin' You
from Teasin' You (2006)
O.V. Wright	A Nickel and a Nail
from The Soul of O.V. Wright (1992)
Judy Clay & William Bell	Private Number
from Stax 50 - 50th Anniversary Celebration (2007)
Gene Chandler	Rainbow '65
from Soul Master (1995)
Otis Clay	I Testify
from Rare Soul (2009)
Otis Redding	Hard to Handle
from Only In America: Atlantic Soul Classics (2009)
Brenda and The Tabulations	Dry Your Eyes
from Dry Your Eyes (2007)
The Radiants	Voice Your Choice
from Chess Soul: A Decade of Chicago's Finest (1997)

Comment:

It's tough to say why sonic soft-serves like the Dynamics didn't enjoy the success of their Atlantic Records brothers, seeing as their "Ice Cream Song" is a tasty triple-scoop of sweet-cream harmonies, honeyed instrumentation, and delicious double entendre. Or why the gospel-drenched truth of singer O.V. Wright's "A Nickel and a Nail" never got its just due. Or even why soul screamers Lorraine Ellison ("Stay With Me") and Linda Jones ("Hypnotized") aren't superstars today. All we can tell you is, with our [i]'60s Soul Discoveries[/i], a spotlight shines where it should've shined a long time ago.

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