St. Paul and the Broken Bones opened for Hall and Oates when they played in Sugar Land last year. They are even better live.
Umm, not just he's popular but he was great. Of course one needn't be a fan of everyone but still gotta acknowledge greatness Like here
Glad you mentioned those two. HUGE fan of The Philosopher of Soul. No one mentioned The Temptations and David Ruffin yet? The perpetually underrated O'Jays? Eddie Levert? Gerald Levert? After 7? Raphael Sadiq and Tony! Toni! Tone!
eta: Charles Bradley (RIP) was a dynamo live. 2eta: Nick Waterhouse is pretty good for all things whiteboy soul:
Nowadays of course Leon Bridges as has been mentioned. Maxwell is still holding it down. Some love D'Angelo. I'm really digging Michael Kiwanuka. He's one of the new youngins holding it down for the genre
LOL @ no one mentioning a female until second page. Chauvinists Aretha Ross Roberta Flack Mary J Blidge Braxton
I did on the Temps and had Gerald Levert in an early rough draft of my brilliant Don Sam tribute a page back with the Friday throw down show down post; those Friday shows would always come down to a few votes and he'd had some sweet older lady get the final pick. I consider it an on air education I could never repay.
Was wondering about that UNTIL Torn n Frayed mentioned Aretha & Etta #14. Chaka Spoiler Sananda Maitreya, a.k.a. Terence Trent D'Arby Spoiler Hmm Hmm Him Spoiler: Arthur Alexander
This thread is everything. LTD (Jeffery Osborne) Commodores (Lionel Ritchie) Teddy Pendergrass Gladys Knight The Spinners And Al Green again just because it's Al effin Green.
You see that was what was fun about those Don Sam KCOH Friday throw down show down's; you had to choose and it was always a tough one!!