Lee Dorsey – Ride Your Pony – Get Out Of My Life Woman

James Brown – Prisoner Of Love

Prisoner of Love is the sixth studio album by American musician James Brown. The album was released in September 1963, by King Records.[1][2]

James Brown – It’s A New Day – Let A Man Come In

It’s a New Day – Let a Man Come In is the 29th studio album by American musician James Brown. The album was released in June 1970, by King Records.[1][2]

Durand Jones & The Indications – American Love Call

“Durand Jones & the Indications aren’t looking backwards. Helmed by foil vocalists in Durand Jones and drummer Aaron Frazer, the Indications conjure the dynamism of Jackie Wilson, [...]

Lou Ragland – Is The Conveyor

The last chapter of Lou Ragland’s Cleveland career was perhaps the most monumental. By its completion, Understand Each Other—more often referred to as The ConVeyor, with that uppercase V [...]

Sunny & The Sunliners – Mr. Brown Eyed Soul Vol. 2

Sunny Ozuna is a living legend and a man worthy of praise on many levels. In the Texas and Latin Music pantheon, few have been at it longer and are […]

VA ‎– Los Angeles Modern Kent Northern Soul

Meters – Fire On The Bayou

The meters’ third album for reprise, ‘Fire on the Bayou’, is their best record for the label for a variety of reasons, not least of which is the high quality […]

Doris Duke ‎– I’m A Loser

The classic 1969 deep soul album produced by Swamp Dogg and recorded in Macon GA. Featuring two tracks with Duane Allman on guitar.

24 Carat Black – Gone: The Promises Of Yesterday

Embraced in the early ’90s by Britain’s rare groove scene and later sampled by Digable Planets and Jay-Z, Ghetto: Misfortune’s Wealth has since been known as 24-Carat Black’s first and […]

Bobby Oroza – Get On The Otherside

Bobby Oroza puts his desire for the profound on wax with his sophomore album Get On The Otherside. Musically, he has updated the formula we were introduced to on the […]

V/A – Thai? Dai! – The Heavier Side Of The Luk Thung Underground

Fourteen slabs of the heaviest Thai funk and psych rockers ever committed to vinyl. The styles featured on this compilation fall somewhere between luk thung (“song of the [...]

James Brown – The Popcorn

The Popcorn is the 25th studio album by American musician James Brown. The album was released in August 1969, by King Records.[1][2]

Monophonics – Sage Motel

The world’s premier psychedelic soul band, Monophonics, cordially invites you to attend the grand re-opening of the once thriving, once vibrant establishment, the legendary Sage Motel. A [...]

V/A – The D-Vine Spirituals Story Vol. 1

In 1970, while the United States was recovering from the tumultuous unrest of the sixties and Southern segregationist George Wallace was between bids for the presidency, a young black preacher [...]

Sylk – S/T

Sylk was a short-lived soul & funk band from the Aiken, South Carolina – Augusta, Georgia border area (better known as the CSRA) who released just one album in 1983. […]

Quinn Harris – Statements

Born in Texas but raised in Riverside, California, Quinn Harris first started playing music in 1954 when he saved up his paper route money for an alto sax. At a […]

Norman Feels – Where Or When

Little is known about Norman Feels…but we do know that he was an underground soul sensation in the 1970s. He released two classic albums on Just Sunshine Records (the label […]

Mutiny – A Night Out With The Boys

Jerome “Bigfoot” Brailey is an American drummer who started performing in the early 1970s with several R&B groups from the likes of The Unifics, The Chambers Brothers and The Five […]

Bubbha Thomas – Life & Times…

Houston’s reputation for developing first-class jazz acts is well-established, as a stream of young players has been distinguishing themselves for decades…among those musicians and mentors who [...]

East Of Underground – S/T

“Soul, funk and rock recorded by US Army Servicemen during the height of the Vietnam War and released as a recruitment tool by the US Army as a recruitment tool. […]

Los Retros – Looking Back

Los Retros is the young Mexican-American singer-songwriter whose music has captured the hearts of fans around the world. He broke onto the scene with the viral single ‘Someone to Spend […]

Lonnie Holley – National Freedom

This 5-song collaboration between artist Lonnie Holley and the late visionary producer Richard Swift is a tribute to urgent, raw, American art — from Howlin’ Wolf to Captain Beefheart, from [...]

V/A – Crown Jewels Vol. 2

Big Crown is proud to present the next volume of Crown Jewels, our various artists compilation series that highlights some of the most popular tunes next to some of the […]