Artist	Song
Swingin' Medallions	Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love)
from 60's Jukebox Hits - Vol. 2 (2005)
The J. Geils Band	Give It to Me
from Best of the J. Geils Band (2008)
Remy Shand	Take a Message
from The Way I Feel (2002)
Dr. John	Right Place, Wrong Time
from The Essentials: Dr. John (2005)
Eli "Paperboy" Reed & The True Loves	Am I Wasting My Time
from Roll With You (2008)
Lulu & The Luvvers	Shout
from The Best Of (2007)
Alison Moyet	Invisible
from Singles (1995)
Paul Young	Everytime You Go Away
from Super Hits (1998)
Robert Palmer	Every Kinda People
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Robert Palmer (1999)
Dan Penn	You Left the Water Running
from Do Right Man (2010)
Eurythmics	Angel
from We Too Are One (2005)
Taylor Dayne	Tell It to My Heart
from Platinum & Gold Collection: Taylor Dayne (2003)
Paolo Nutini	Last Request
from These Streets (2007)
Jon B.	They Don't Know
from Cool Relax (1997)
The Afghan Whigs	Come See About Me
from Uptown Avondale - EP (1999)
Natasha Bedingfield	Love Like This (feat. Sean Kingston)
from Pocketful of Sunshine (2008)
Delaney & Bonnie	Dirty Old Man
from Accept No Substitute (2005)
Wayne Cochran	Last Kiss
from Hot Rod Rockabilly (2009)
Bill Deal	I've Been Hurt
from Best Of Bill Deal & The Rhondells (2005)
Lewis Taylor	Stoned, Pt. 1
from Stoned (2005)
Timi Yuro	Hurt
from The Best of Timi Yuro: Hurt (1992)
Frankie Miller	Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues)
from High Life (2009)
Temptones	Girl I Love You
from Storm Warning: Philly Original Soul Classics, Vol. 1 (1998)
Alice Russell	Got the Hunger?
from Pot of Gold (2008)
The Magnificent Men	Peace of Mind
from The Magnificent Men (2008)

Comment:

The sounds of blue-eyed soul are alive and well today, with new artists busting out from all corners. Framlingham, England, may not be up there with Memphis and Detroit among soul hotspots, but British songbird Alice Russell put it on the map, letting the lowdown funk of “Got the Hunger?” feed her furious wail. Boston boy Eli “Paperboy” Reed started out busking in Harvard Square, but he moved to Mississippi to hone his sound, and it sure shows in the Southern-fried lover’s lament “Am I Wasting My Time.” But if it’s [i]classic[/i] Southern soul you’re after, Dan Penn was one of its original architects — both Wilson Pickett and Otis Redding cut his Muscle Shoals moan “You Left the Water Running,” but no one can sing it like the man who, er . . . [i]Penned[/i] it.

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