Totally Fuzzy — LD said... The Adios Lounge Thelonious Monster - Lena Horne Still Sings Stormy Weather http://www.adioslounge.com Amd said... ANY MAJOR SOUL 1984-85: 1. Sadao Watanabe & Roberta Flack - Here's To Love 2. Bill Withers - Oh Yeah 3. Paris - I Choose Yo... more info

Popdose — There are only 26 letters in the Western alphabet, and thousands upon thousands of musical acts, so it’s only natural that every once in awhile, a band will end up choosing a name that’s already taken. It can be confusing for fans, but it’s una... more info

Totally Fuzzy — a r n e l said... Jazzanova (7 albums) The Temptations John Legend Monty Alexander Alela Diane Charles Bukowski http://bestfbothworlds.blogspot.com ...and: V.A. - The Very Best of Jazz Funk [2CD] music499 said... Iron & Wine - The Creek Drank the C... more info

Totally Fuzzy — dr.nick said... Converge - Jane Doe [2001] Il Rumore Del Fiore Di Carta - Origami 62 [2005] Descendents - Milo Goes to College [1982] http://defeatedsounds.blogspot.com thanks fuzzy Sir Charlie Palmer said... Lettin’ Go – Son Seals E... more info

Guardian Music — (Universal)Craig David's intention, on this Motown-dominated covers album, was to "sing the songs exactly as the original artists had", which he does, reproducing every falsetto and hiccup. David is more than competent at this; at times he's uncannil... more info

Mjsbigblog — iTunes has the list up right now. I’m working on it… Let’s Stay Together – Al Green Respect – Aretha Franklin Let’s Get it On – Marvin Gaye Ain’t No Sunshine – Bill Withers Superstition – Stevie Wonder Burn – Usher A House is... more info

Scotsman.com — THE FOUR TOPS/ THE TEMPTATIONS *** CLYDE AUDITORIUM, GLASGOW more info

All About Jazz — I consider Marvin Gaye's What's Going On to be one of the last great jazz albums. Though technically a soul recording, much of its heart remains deeply rooted in jazz's orchestral tradition and progressive consciousness. The party chatter that opens ... more info

Guardian Music — Last week was all about celebrating pulchritude in pop. Now we want songs the signal the witching hourI was back in the chair for one week, just one week, and blow me down if it wasn't tougher than a tank of teak. One of those weeks when the more you... more info

Idolator — Many fine artists have covered Bee Gees’ late ’70s chart-topper “How Deep Is Your Love”—from The Temptations and The Bird & The Bee to, er, Donny Osmond. And now Kelly Rowland has taken a stab at the Saturday Night Fever ballad, with a... more info