The 1-2-3-4 snare, a musical style developed by Motown – where the snare plays on every beat in the bar, rejected the subtlety of swing and jazz. Direct and unequivocal, it demanded to be heard, reflecting the deeper political aspiration of soul music. Like this driving beat – Afro-Americans were no longer prepared to silent, they were going to be seen and heard.
Dr Martin Luther King’s tragically gave his ‘I’ve Been to the Mountain Top’ speech the day before his assassination on April 4th, 1968. Like all Dr King’s speeches, it is profoundly moving. Mixing it with Patti Joe’s ‘Make me Believe’ is but a tiny tribute to one of the 20th Century most powerful orators.
- 1. I’m A Fool For You Patti Joe
- 2. She Blew A Good Thing The Poets
- 3. Ain’t That Peculiar Marvin Gaye
- 4. Time Won’t Let Me The Outsiders
- 5. Love Is Like An Itching In Heart The Supremes
- 6. In the Midnight Hour Billy Preston
- 7. Neighbour Neighbour Jimmy Hughes
- 8. To the Ends of the Earth Tony Middleton
- 9. Doctor Love Bobby Sheen
- 10. Shake Me, Wake Me Four Tops
- 11. S.O.S (Stop Her on Sight) Edwin Starr
- 12. Looking for You Garnett Mimms
- 13. Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) Chris Clarke
- 14. Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) Chris Clarke
- 15. Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) Chris Clarke
- 16. Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) Chris Clarke
- 17. Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) Chris Clarke
- 18. Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) Chris Clarke
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