Popcorn Soul Party: Blended Soul & R&B 1958-1962: Popcorn Soul Party: Blended Soul & R&B 1958-1962 / Various
Popcorn Soul Party: Blended Soul & R&B 1958-1962: Popcorn Soul Party: Blended Soul & R&B 1958-1962 / Various
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Popcorn Soul Party: Blended Soul & R&B 1958-1962
Label: Outta Sight
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5013993986751
Genre: Soul/R & B
Limited vinyl LP pressing. Belgium 'Popcorn' borrows it's name from the 1969 James Brown LP, The Popcorn, which also became the moniker for the Popcorn Club in Vrasene, Flanders which, in it's heyday, attracted 3,000 youths to it's Sunday sessions. It was DJ Gilbert Govaert who pioneered the sound, blending blues, soul, jazz, latin, doo-wop and high-school pop in a unique melting pot that appealed to dancers seeking that chugging cha-cha beat.
Tracks:
1.1 Willie J Charles - Feelin' Kinda Lonesome
1.2 Little Joe Hinton - Let's Start a Romance
1.3 Ki Ki Page with Plas Johnson ; Orchestra - Big Boy
1.4 Frank Heppinstall - Sweetheart
1.5 Faye Adams - the Hammer Keeps a Knockin'
1.6 Roosevelt Jones - I Say! That's Alright
1.7 Johnny Appalachian - Up in Smoke
1.8 Jimmy Breedlove - My Guardian Angel
1.9 Ernie K-Doe - Love You the Best
1.10 Justin Jones - Dance By Yourself
1.11 Bruce Cloud - Lucky Is My Name
1.12 Chance Halladay - Bury Me Deep
1.13 Mary Ann Fisher - Put on My Shoes
1.14 The Knockouts - Fever
1.15 Roger Green - Betty Mae
1.16 The Chandeliers - She's a Heartbreaker
