Country, Soul & In-Between #1
Tracklist
1. Paul Kelly - 509
2. David Patton - Bourgeoise Woman
3. Wayne Talbert - Trouble
4. Sandra Rhodes - Double Dealing Woman
5. The Stampeders - Gator Road
6. Free Creek - Road Song
7. Johnnie Taylor - Sixteen Tons
8. Carl Perkins - Riverboat Annie
9. Jessi Colter - Why You Been Gone So Long
10. Rob Galbraith - Throw Me a Bone
11. Howard Tate - Jemima Surrender
12. Dobie Gray - Lay Back
Paul Kelly Southern Soul singer who recorded for the Lloyd, Dial, Philips and Happy Tiger labels. He wrote "Stealing in the Name of the Lord".
David Patton made two countrified albums for Chicago-based Wooden Nickel Label, before disappeared.
Wayne Talbert played piano for Mother Earth, Doug Sahm and worked with Dr. John, his own records failed to get Talbert a hit.
Sandra Rhodes Part of the group Rhodes Chalmers & Rhodes. Her songs have been recorded by artists like Skeeter Davis, Conway Twitty, Isaac Hayes...
The Stampeders Canadian rock trio who had several minor hits throughout the 70s. Only the first album is noteworthy.
Free Creek A band of many renowned musical artists, like Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Keith Emerson, Mitch Mitchell, Dr. John, Linda Ronstadt and Todd Rundgren, who recorded one album, in 1969.
Johnnie Taylor During his almost 40-year career, Taylor achieved success in genres ranging from R&B, soul, blues and gospel to pop, doo-wop and disco. “16 Tons”appeared on his album "Wanted: One Soul Singer" (1967).
Carl Perkins Recorded "Blue Suede Shoes" in 1956. Part of the Johnny Cash Show and wrote "Daddy sang bass" for Cash.
Jessi Colter Country music artist who is best known for her collaboration with husband, country singer and songwriter Waylon Jennings. "Why You Been Gone So Long" was written by Mickey Newbury.
Rob Galbraith Now a business man in Nashville, had formed a band Jubal with Dennis Linde. Wrote "Burning Love" for Elvis Presley and "Goodbye Earl" for the Dixie Chicks.
Howard Tate Charted inside the Billboard R&B Top 20 three times in the late '60s. Dropped out of music after his records were widly ignored, reemerge decades later to a cult following.
Dobie Gray Best known for his enduring 1973 soul anthem “Drift Away”. Later wrote songs for artists including Ray Charles, George Jones, Charley Pride and Don Williams.
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