Artist	Song
Arthur Conley	Sweet Soul Music (1967)
Astors	In The Twilight Zone (1966)
Contours	Do You Love Me (1962)
Denise LaSalle	A Love Reputation (1967)
Formations	At The Top Of The Stairs (1968)
Four Shells	Hot Dog (1966)
Frank Wilson	Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) (1965)
J J Jackson	But It's Alright (1966)
James Brown	I Got You (I Feel Good) (1965)
Mad Lads	The Sidewalk Surf (1964)
Martha [Reeves] & The Vandellas	Nowhere To Run (1965)
Marvelettes	The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game (1967
O C Smith	The Son Of Hickory Holler's Tramp (1968)
Otis Redding	That's How Strong My Love Is (1964)
Robert Knight	Everlasting Love (1967)
Sam & Dave	You Don't Know What You Mean To Me (1968)
Temptations	Ain't Too Proud To Beg (1966)
Wendy Rene	Bar B-Q (1964)

Comment:

This is a selection of soul songs from the 1960s, mostly
from either Motown or Memphis. (The Formations were from Philly.)
This was the peak
creative period of soul music.
By the 1970s, this branch of musical
thought had evolved (or degenerated, depending on your
point of view) into funk.

Frank Wilson, not to be confused with J. Frank Wilson, recorded
"Do I Love You (Indeed I Do)" on Soul, a subsidiary label of Motown.
It sat unreleased for decades until it got discovered in a
warehouse, and became a belated hit on the
Northern Soul scene.
Prices of the original 7 inch 45 RPM pressing, of which only
2 copies are known to exist, got bid up and up to the point
where one changed hands for UKú 15,000 (US$ 23,000). [The song is
available at normal prices on CD.]

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