Classic and Rare Soul Sisters 50s - 70s

A legendary bit of jazzy soul recorded by Penny Goodwin, an obscure female singer from Milwaukee. Penny has a warm style that is pretty darn...

Where Am I Going is a phenomenal album by Dusty Springfield, and though it doesn't have any American chart hits made famous by the icon,...

A tall, elegant and emotionally dynamic singer, Ty Karim was a local legend on the L.A. soul circuit, although she never really received her...

Mabel Louise Smith (1 May 1924, Jackson, Tennessee, USA, d. 23 January 1972, Cleveland, Ohio, USA) was discovered singing in church by Memph...

Ante la inclusión en el Anteproyecto de Ley de Economía sostenible de modificaciones legislativas que afectan al libre ejercicio de las lib...

Irene Reid was born and raised in Savannah, Georgia. She sang in church and in high school in Georgia, and moved to New York City in 1947 af...

Subtitled Sisters from the City, volume five in the consistently wonderful Here Come the Girls series that Sequel Records released in the ...

After marrying Kenny Gamble, Dee Dee Sharp seemed to inherit his smooth Philly soul style as part of the family and her records for Philly I...

When Holland-Dozier-Holland broke up with Motown in 1968, two female vocalists proved crucial in putting the songwriters' newly establis...

Annette Snell, a Miami native, was a member of The Fabulettes , a girl group that recorded for Fred Foster's Monument and Sound Stage 7 ...