Issac Hayes

In partnership with Magic Radio, we proudly present 3CDs of back-to-back Soul and Motown classics.Packed with 65 of the biggest and best slices of soul from across the decades Magic Soul takes you on a journey to all corners of the genre from stomping Northern Soul classics and the Motown heavyweights through to smooth 80s grooves and soulful pop divas. All of which are staples on the well-loved Magic Radio Soul shows.The likes of Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross and James Brown, Soul II Soul, Whitney Houston and Toni Braxton all feature among a stellar line up of genre-defining names.Celebrate the very best in soul music with Magic Soul.

The band 'Platinum Enterprise'. Often called legend in House Music The Prince Of Dance eLBee BaD changes gears with a visit into 1970's soul music. Aggressive SOUL. The Band Platinum Enterprise. album filled with epic Unlimited Orchestra meets Issac Hayes meets Mandrill meets Elbee BaD meets the JB's. Proof that dreams do come true the 1980's teen group Platinum Enterprise had many. To make an album was the main one.

Various: Going Home - The Road To Soul (2-CD) (2015/Jasmine) 64 tracks, 1959-62, 6-page booklet and the story of the Soul labels in Memphis, Tennessee, such as Satellite/Stax, Hi, Phillips International, Bootheel, a.m.o. Fantastic compilation! This is how Soul started in the south! MM/Bear Family Records

On the heels of BBC’s tribute celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Stax/Volt Revue’s first tour of the UK, Concord Music Group and Rhino Entertainment (Warner Music Group’s catalog division) are proud to announce Soulsville U.S.A.: A Celebration of Stax (set for release September 22nd) as part of their year-long joint campaign celebrating the 60th anniversary of iconic soul label, Stax Records.

Produced by the hit production team of Steve Barri and Michael Omartian (Rhythm Heritage's #1 pop hit "Theme from S.W.A.T,"), Dionne Warwick's 1977 Warner Bros. LP "Love at First Sight" came closest in pop ethics to her earlier sides on Scepter. Serving as a reminder of those days is the wispy ballad "Do I Have to Cry" and the perky "Early Morning Strangers," which were co-written by Hal David, who co-wrote Warwick's '60s and early-'70s hit classics with Burt Bacharach. The upbeat first single, "Do You Believe in Love at First Sight," was one of the catchier tracks off the singer's '70s records. However, the cornerstone of the LP was the atmospheric "Don't Ever Take Your Love Away," co-written by Issac Hayes. The Barry Mann/Cynthia Weil charmer "Long Way to Go" is closest in theme to Warwick's favorite song, "Windows of the World."

Bred 2 Die, Born 2 Live is the 2006 album by rapper Lil' Scrappy or Atlanta, Georgia. This was released by Reprise Records on 5 December, 2006.