Finders Keepers Quilts

Digitally re-mastered two-fer from the Soul trio containing a pair of their original albums on one CD: Finders Keepers (1976) and Where Is Your Woman Tonight (1977). The Soul Children are highly-rated among Soul collectors for their Gospel influenced ballad recordings. The group was originally signed by Stax to replace Sam & Dave when the duo moved to Atlantic in 1968, scoring with ten hit singles and three top-rated albums. On the demise of Stax The Soul Children, now a trio of Anita Louis, John 'J. Blackfoot' Colbert and Norm West, signed with Epic and continued with an output of top-quality Southern Soul recordings. R&B chart hits came with 'Finders Keepers' and 'Where Is Your Woman Tonight', both title tracks for the Epic albums featured in this package. There Always is a veritable feast of great music for the growing market of 'Southern Soul' fans.

It was Ace Records’ good fortune in 2009 to become the first independent record company in the world to acquire the rights to release previously unissued Motown material from the 1960s. Our tenth and latest Motown project is “Finders Keeper”, a compilation titled for the Marvelettes’ 1964 recording that first surfaced on the British Tamla Motown logo in 1980.

It was Ace Records’ good fortune in 2009 to become the first independent record company in the world to acquire the rights to release previously unissued Motown material from the 1960s. Our tenth and latest Motown project is “Finders Keeper”, a compilation titled for the Marvelettes’ 1964 recording that first surfaced on the British Tamla Motown logo in 1980.