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Category Archives: Country Soul
DELANEY & BONNIE – D & B Together – (CBS) – 1972
See my earlier comment for biographical detail on the joy that is Delaney & Bonnie. Inconsistent they may be but there are tangible benefits from their music. This album comes at the dawn of Southern white soul and the rise … Continue reading
DON NIX – Living By Days – (Elektra) – 1971
Many years ago I got an album "Hobos, Heroes and Street Corner Clowns" in 1986 on a sale and I loved it, well, not all of it, but a lot of it. I bought it because it was from the … Continue reading
(PAUL REVERE & THE) RAIDERS – Country Wine – (Columbia) – 1972
This is the last album of the original Paul Revere and the Raiders despite just being called "Raiders", a name they had used over their preceding two albums, Collage (1970) and Indian Reservation (1971). Importantly, both Paul Revere (the keyboardist) … Continue reading
DELANEY & BONNIE – To Bonnie from Delaney – (Atco) – 1970
I have a couple of Delaney & Bonnie albums. If you like southern blue eyed soul and rock you will have them in your collection. And I like southern blue eyed soul and rock … There are worries though … … Continue reading
JACKIE DeSHANNON – Put a Little Love in Your Heart – (Imperial) – 1969
Check out my other blog entry for background on the talented Jackie DeShannon. This chick could do anything. She could write, play, sing, perform and was easy on the eye and yet big time success in the music industry had … Continue reading
JACKIE DeSHANNON – Songs – (Capitol) – 1971
This is another album that I've had a while. It's been kicking around since the late 1980s I think. I had quite a few Jackie DeShannon albums and I was pressed for space and I thought … I've got a … Continue reading
JOE SOUTH – Don’t It Make You Want to Go Home? – (Capitol) – 1970
I'm excited. Check my other comments in relation to Joe South's career and musical pedigree but I will say here that Joe's music fits into a genre that emerged in the late 1960s and which subsequently was called "white southern … Continue reading
