Classic and Rare Soul Sisters 50s - 70s

A soul singer who is known primarily as Whitney Houston's mother rather than for her own considerable talents, Cissy Houston was born Em...

Carla Whitney is an obscure soul singer from Canada who cut just one album, backed by Choker Campbell & the Super Sounds, for the Attic ...

Chris Clark is one of a small number of white performers who recorded for the Motown imprint during the ‘60s. The United States' answer ...

Dorothy Morrison was lead singer and co-author for the The Edwin Hawkins Singers' recording of ‘Oh, Happy Day’ , a song that was a gospe...

This is Vol. 9 of the classic Sequel’s Here Come the Girls series , dedicated this time to Northern Soul girl groups courtesy of legendary p...

Tony Award winning and two-time Grammy nominee, Melba Moore’s enduring talent has earned her a rewarding career in recording, theater, telev...

The combination of her unusual, highly beguiling voice, some excellent songs and corking dance grooves make the recordings of Nella Dodds ha...

Brenda and the Tabulations had an overnight success in early 1967 with the smooth, uptown ballad ‘Dry your eyes’ . Like many overnight succe...

Detroit vocalist Sandra Feva may be an unfamiliar name to those who didn't follow indie soul scene in the late ‘70s-early ‘80s, but she ...

Called by Alan Freed "the little gal with the big voice", R&B pioneer Faye Adams brought a fiery gospel passion and an instinc...