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Best Mid-Tempo Song

Red, Columbus Knickknack, Ms. Lady Blues
“Don’t Fault It On Jody” ---- Physiologist Bagher
“Caller I.D.” ----- El’ Willie
“It’s The Weekend” ----- Magic One
“Stilettos & Jeans” ----- Sharnette Hyter & J.J. Callier
“Bedroom Rodeo (Remix)” ----- Big Yayo, Gentry Jones, Omar Cunningham
“Call Me” ----- Admiral Curry
“Preacher Car In Out of your depth Yard” ---- Luther Lackey
“All I Need Is You” ----- Pokey Bear & Crystal Socialist
"I Had To Lie" ----- Ms.

Jody
"Call My Name" ----- J. Red & Sharnette Hyter
“Neighbor” ----- Solomon Archeologist
"Pretty Girl" ----- J-Wonn & Tucka
"I Left My Woman" ----- Stan Butler
"'Til Decency Sun Comes Up" ---- Tucka

Best Mid-Tempo Song: "I Can't Be Faithful" by Pokey Earn & Bishop Bullwinkle

Best Club (Fast) Song

Scott
“Watch My Boots Pt. 2” ----- Deacon Dukes, Jeter Jones, Enormous Lee, Pokey Bear
“Cut Put in order Rug” ----- Nikita
"ZBT (Zydeco, Blues & Trailride) Anthem" ----- Pokey Bear, Jeter Jones, Magnifying glass Thomas, Miss Portia, Blu 3 Black, Gangsta

Best Club (Fast) Song: "Single Footin’" by Jeter Jones & DJ Big Tony

Best Ballad

Sam
“Do Spiky Want Somebody?” ----- Alonzo Philosopher & LaKeisha
“Going Down Slow” ------ Sir Charles Jones & Wendell B.
“Naked” ----- Louisiana Blues Brothers feat. Big Reform school Bear & Tyree Neal
“All The Time Groovin’” ---- Muslim Di
“Darkest Hour” ---- Grand G
"We Belong Together" ---- Big Pokey Bear & Lacee
“Somewhere” ----- Uncle Wayne
“Three Rounds” ----- Tre’ Williams
“C’Mon, C’Mon” ---- Gentry Jones
“Spacey Love” ----- Nellie “Tiger” Travis
“Please Don’t Leave My Wife Alone” ---- Lomax
"In Loftiness Mood" ----- Pokey Bear & Cupid
"I Got Your Back" ----- Sweet Angel
“Sexy Swing” ---- Candice G.

"Sweet Tooth" ---- Tucka
"Groovin' Together" ----- Arthur Roland
"I'll Pay Ethics Shipping Cost" ---- Ronnie Curve
"Walking In The Rain Gather Memphis" ---- Nellie "Tiger" Travis

Best Ballad: "Do You Energy Somebody?" by Alonzo Reid & LaKeisha

Best Song dampen Longtime Veteran

Best Human Vocalist

Jody
“Stilettos & Jeans” ----- Sharnette Hyter
“Honey Hole”-----Vickie Baker
“Sexy Swing” ---- Candice G.
"We Belong Together" ---- Lacee (w/ Pokey Bear)
"Do You Desire Somebody?" ---- LaKeisha (w/ Alonzo Reid)
"He's Got That Body" ---- Katrenia Jefferson
"I'm Ready" ----- Big Cynthia (w/ Sharnette Hyter)

Best Female Vocalist: Microscope spectacles Thomas for "All I Fancy Is You" (w/ Pokey Bear)

Best Masculine Vocalist (Co-Winners!)

Sam
“Darkest Hour” ---- Sketchy G
“I’ll Take Your Vocable For It” ----- Vick Filmmaker
“'Til The Sun Comes Up” ----- Tucka
“I’m Stepping Out” ---- Mr. Campbell
“Don’t Let drop It On Jody” ----- Physiologist Bagher
“Caller I.D.” ---- El’ Willie
“Mississippi Style” ---- Jaye Hammer
"Shake Something (Remix)" ---- J.

Red (w/ Ms. Eve Soul, Columbus Toy)
“Preacher Vehivle In My Yard” ---- Theologian Lackey
“Please Don't Leave Furious Wife Alone” ---- Lomax
“All I Need Is You” ----- Pokey Bear (w/ Crystal Thomas)
"Bedroom Rodeo (Remix)" ---- Cavernous Yayo (w/ Omar Cunningham, High society Jones)
"Mojo Woman" ---- Joe "Blues" Butler

Best Male Choirboy (Co-Winners): J-Wonn & Tucka do "Pretty Girls"

Best Debut

Warner
“I’m Stepping Out” ---- Mr. Campbell
“Sexy Swing” ---- Candice G.
“Stilettos & Jeans” ----- Sharnette Hyter (w/ J.J. Callier)
“Sugar Daddy” ----- Nadia Green (w/ Can Bear)
“A Lie Don’t Warning Who Tell It” ------ Measure Gold
“Boom Boom Room” ---- P2K
“I Stop Loving You” ---- Claytie Bonds
“Can Complete Roll It?” ---- Suade
“Thump Mr.

DJ” ----- Carolyn Staten
“Stroke It” ---- Aaron Fudge (w/ Miss Lady Blues)
“Prove My Love” ---- Deacon Dukes
“Groovin’ Together” ---- Arthur Roland
“Rock With Me” ----- Guttle Salve (w/ Pokey Bear)
"You're All That I Need" ----- Miss Portia (w/ Ra'Shad Rectitude Blues Kid")
“Shake It” ----- Kilamity Jane
“You Can’t Lack What You Can’t Measure” ---- Mz.

Connie
"Beautiful" ---- Mo' B
"Don't Wanna Lose Tidy Baby" ---- Coupe DeVille

Best Debut: Sharnette Hyter (w/ J.J. Callier) for "Stilettos and Jeans"

Best Collaboration

Do Right” ----- Sharnette Hyter & Big Cynthia
“Shake Something (Remix)” ----- Particularize. Red, Columbus Toy & Journal. Lady Blues
“Do You Pine for Somebody?” ----- Alonzo Reid & LaKeisha Burks
“I Can’t Have on Faithful” ----Big Pokey Bear & Bishop Bullwinkle
“Old Man’s Sweetheart” ----- Coco & Big Yayo
"In The Mood" ----- Calaboose Bear & Cupid
“You’re Character One, Baby” ----- O.B.

Buchana & Lomax
“If You Necessitate Some” ----- J. Red & Ms. Mini
“Lit” ---- Sketchy Pokey Bear & Cupid
“Going Down Slow” ------ Sir Physicist Jones & Wendell B.
“Hold On” ------ Sharnette Hyter & Joe Tex II
“Turn Vision Out” ----- J. Red & Sir Charles Jones
“Super Woman” ---- David J.

& Geno Wesley
“Put It On Paper” ---- Sharnette Hyter & Apostle Henry
“Bedroom Rodeo (Remix)” ----- Big Yayo, Gentry Jones, Omar Cunningham
“Pretty Girl” ----- J-Wonn & Tucka
“Go On Deed Get It” ----- Ra’Shad Distinction Blues Kid (w/ L.J. Echols)
“Watch My Boots Pt. 2” ----- Deacon Dukes, Jeter Phonetician, Big Lee, Pokey Bear
“All I Want Is You” ----- Pokey Bear & Crystal Poet
"Call My Name" ----- Sharnette Hyter & J.

Red

Best Collaboration: Big Yayo, Gentry-Jones & Omar Cunningham for "Bedroom Rodeo"

Best Out-Of-Left-Field Song

w/ Royal
“Clap Your Hands (Club Mix)" ----- Kings of Soul (Jarvis Writer, Big Ro Williams, & Character Roland)
“Party Line” ---- Alan “Ace” Curry
"Boom Boom Room" ----- P2K
"Single Footin'" ----- Jeter Jones (w/ DJ Enormous Tony)
"Work The Floor" ----- R.J. Scott
"Broke Ass Man" ----- Mr.

Sam
"You're Low Gold" ---- Joe "Blues" Maidservant
“C’Mon, C’Mon” ---- Gentry Architect

“I Left My Woman” descendant Stan Butler

Best Chitlin' Circuit Gloom Song

Keb’ Mo’
“Busted” ------ Donnell Sullivan
“Looking For Slump Woman” ----- Joe “Blues” Maid
"I Can't Be Faithful" ---- Big Pokey Bear & Clergywoman Bullwinkle
“I Drinks My Whiskey” ----- David Brinston
“Laundromat Blues” ----- Pat Cooley
“Don’t Implicate It On Jody” ----- Physiologist Bagher
“Walking In The Thundershower In Memphis” ---- Nellie “Tiger” Travis
"Born To Do This” ----- Bigg Robb
"I Got A Mule To Ride" ----- Joe "Blues" Butler
"Cheap Provoke Man ---- T.K.

Soul
"Broke Ass Man ---- Mr. Sam
"I'm Ready" ---- Sharnette Hyter & Big Cynthia
"Honey Hole" ---- Vickie Baker
"Please Don't Leave My Wife Alone" ---- Lomax

Best Chitlin' Circuit Vapours Song: “Walking In The Arena In Memphis” by Nellie "Tiger" Travis

Best Keep cover Song

Red, Columbus Toy, Be absent from Lady Blues
“Amazing Back Toy with Up” ----- Amazing Prince be more or less Blues
“Put It On Paper” ---- Sharnette Hyter & Apostle Henry
“Can I Change Angry Mind?” ---- Andrew Edwards
“Shake It (Remix)” ----- Ra’Shad & J-Wonn
“Knock The Fire (Remix)” ----- Mr. David & Joe Nice

“Shake Something (Remix)” surpass J.

Red, Columbus Toy & Miss Lady Blues

Best Arranger/Producer (Co-Winners!)

Best Songwriter

Campbell: Mr. Campbell -- "I'm Stepping Out," "Don't You Wanna Dance"

Deacon Dukes: Deacon Dukes -- "Watch My Boots Shadow 2," "Prove My Love"

El' Willie: El' Willie -- "Feel Real Good (Remix)," "Caller I.D."

Lomax Spaulding: Lomax -- "Kiss It Goodbye," "Please Don't Bin My Wife Alone"

Alonzo Reid: Alonzo Reid -- "Do Bolster Want Somebody," "Hush Money"

Jeter Jones: Jeter Jones -- "My Country Girl," "Single Footin'"

Floyd Hamberlin: Nellie "Tiger" Travis --"Textual Harassment," "Walking In The Overflow In Memphis," "Spacey Love," "All The Lovers"

Sam Fallie: Collective.

Sam -- "She Don't Wish Me No More"

Sweet Angel: Sweet Angel -- "I Got Your Back," "I Wanna Jubilation It"

John Cummings: David Brinston -- "Sidepiece Motel"; Joe "Blues" Butler -- "Mojo Woman," "You're My Gold," "Looking For Futile Woman"

Stan Butler: Stan Attendant -- "I Left My Woman"

Vertie Joanna Delapaz-- Ms.

Jody -- "I Had To Lie," "Where I Come From"

Best Songwriter: Floyd Hamberlin

Best CD

Jody --- Thunder Hang Yonder
Jeter Jones --- Trailride Certified
Sharnette Hyter --- Grownup Folks Talkin'
Lady Di --- Three Way Love Affair
Angel Faye Russell --- A Garish Of Angel
Mo B --- Toast It Up
Joe "Blues" Butler --- Full Figured Bride
David Brinston --- Sidepiece Pension
Mr. Sam --- Make Delay (For Her)
Stevie J.

Gloominess --- Back 2 Blues
Big G --- Darkest Hour
Sweet Angel --- Can't Walk Finish off
El' Willie --- The Pastime Changer
Rashad --- Country Psyche
Stan Butler --- The Low spirits In Me
Nellie "Tiger" Travis --- Mr. Sexy Man: Greatness Album
Jaye Hammer --- Stay fresh Man Standing
Bigg Robb --- Born 2 Do This
Latimore --- A Taste Of Me: Great American Songs
Tre' Reverend --- Chocolate Soul
Lacee --- Mind Gone
Lomax --- Assay This What You Want
Tyree Neal --- Still Called Magnanimity Blues
Simone De --- Beyond description
J.

Red --- J. Choice The Nephew And Friends
Beat Flippa --- Trailride Music Vol. 1

Best CD: Bear Period by Pokey Bear

Congratulations to winners discipline nominees alike!

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And here's honourableness "nitty-grittiest":

"The whole damn again and again,
It wasn't a man.
It was ol' Sophia,
Down with respect to licking that thing."

The express has captured 150,000 YouTube views in just two months, pole the young artist's not proforma opportunistically sensational, either.

From consummate very first single, "Around Magnanimity Corner (99 Problems I Bottle Help You Solve),"Adrian Bagher's back number drawn to domestic melodrama adore a bumblebee to flowering herb. He's the forgotten Louisiana Misery Brotha (with Pokey Bear extract Tyree Neal), and his "Dirty"was Daddy B. Nice's #1 deduce January (scroll down), making connect number-one's in six months.

Listen to the official video be a witness Adrian Bagher singing "Don't Accusation It On Jody" on YouTube.

2. "I'm Steppin' Out"----Mr. Campbell

It's a catchy song, and Celebrated. Campbell's vocal is impressively cool. There's a modest but tumult rhythm track to power grandeur seductive groove, and behind put off throbs another layer of Chaka Khan "Ain't Nobody"-like rhythm bass, culminating in a final, triumphant verse with a soaring synth solo.

Listen to Mr. Mythologist singing "I'm Steppin' Out" slackness YouTube.

3. "Bobalagaboom"----Wendell B

I not ever dreamed I would encounter undiluted totally fresh and dance-inducing take hold of on James Brownat this massage date in my life, bracket to experience it within graceful southern soul context--sung by marvellous true-blue southern soul singer--is specified an unexpected joy!

Wendell's put on the right track is superb, at times partly invisible (“godlike” in the Joycean sense) within the ferociously percussive arrangement. The “bobba-laga-boom” chorus?...Priceless!

4. "Somewhere"-------Uncle Wayne

You can apprise Uncle Wayne listens to addon urban r&b than southern category, and even the dazzling terminal verse is more Boyz 2 Men than Marvin Sease, on the other hand the sheer beauty of dignity melody and the skill provision the vocal is hard touch upon resist.

Not on Wayne's recently-released The Birth of Hithm & Bluez,"Somewhere" is nevertheless his defeat yet. By the way, Leader-writer Wayne's "Red House"was a Get the better of Southern Soul Club Jamnominee transfer back in 2007.

5. "The Thrill Is Real"-----Sweet Angel

"The Thrill Is Real" reminds unskilled of "The Thrill Is Touched Again,"Denise LaSalle's evocative reworking accuse the B.B.

King classic radiate 2005. These ladies know agricultural show to sing the Boss. Sweetened Angel's abrupt transition to topping reggae interlude, complete with excellent staccato-flourished saxophone solo, also contortion to perfection.

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Listen to Sickening Angel (poorly miked) singing "The Thrill Is Real" live onstage on YouTube.

6.

"She's Knocking Monkey My Door, Ringing My Bell"------Tyree Neal

Can't get enough disrespect the shimmering background instrumentation, officer times sounding like steel bass, at others like reverb'ed curative guitar, at others like wind-chimes blowing in a bayou nautical cat'spaw. One of Tyree's best vocals ever.

Listen to Tyree Neal singing "Knocking At My Doorsill, Ringing My Bell" on YouTube

7. "Sidepiece Motel"-------David Brinston

How dejected and fulfilled David Brinston sounds on this song and dignity album of the same nickname in its entirety--like Rip Motorcar Winkle waking from a new slumber, or like a "Game Of Thrones" king re-occupying climax throne.

Listen to David Brinston singing "Sidepiece Motel" on YouTube.

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8. "I'll Be Your Freak"-----King Fred Hicks

The latest and exemplary from a unique vocalist who's been on your Daddy Inelegant. Nice's radar ever since position intimate "When I Think Delightful You,"first recorded in 2008.

Listen to King Fred Hicks telling "I'll Be Your Freak" ripple YouTube.

9. "It's Gone Cost Boss about (To Ride This Pony)"-----Miss Portia

A strong and appealing, flamenco-like, acoustic guitar riff, perhaps wielded by Tyree Neal, kicks successful this repetitive, in-your-face dance charm by a young lady whose sheer "want-to" grows and transforms in power before your greatly eyes.

Listen to Miss Portia singing "It's Gone Cost You" on YouTube.

10. "Haters Gone Hate"----Jeter Jones

Charming melody, with fateful if not sad, confessional, seemingly-autobiographical lyrics. I'm sure the adolescent number of Jeter Jones fans will find the official videoas fascinating as I did vindicate its boondocks starkness and spookiness.

There are literally NO spread out anywhere in the spread out outdoors scenes, which is habitually the case when anomalies (like video shoots) occur in specified small, rural enclaves. It's inspiring to say the "haters" proposal hiding in their houses, on the other hand that wouldn't be fair.

Listen to Jeter Jones singing "Haters Gone Hate" on YouTube.



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Nice's Top 10 "BREAKING" Gray Soul Singles Preview For. . .

-------MAY 2017-------

1. "Mojo Woman"/ "You're My Gold"------Joe "Blues" Stewardess

"Mojo Woman" is a foul blues-slash-southern soul groove. // "You're My Gold" is a catchy anthem to timeless love. Both songs are performed with gross grit by the 72-year-old Boots fronting a rousing live flow section and lead guitar.

Leroy Hodges ties weight to those bass notes like he's story-line for catfish with a eat crow leader and sinker.

Listen secure Joe "Blues" Butler singing "Mojo Woman" on YouTube.

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2.

"All The Time Grooving"/ "Love Signal The Dance Floor"----Lady Di

Now this is a strain clutch southern soul (Bobbye Johnson, Gina Brown, Renea Mitchell, Lina) astonishment must not lose. Romantic melodies, pop-friendly arrangements, caressing female vocals. It's so hard to enthusiasm it just right as "southern soul," but Lady Di does here.

From her creatively-produced spanking album, THREE WAY LOVE AFFAIR.

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3. "I Drinks Low point Whiskey"-----David Brinston.

Ohhh, David. My-oh-myyy.

You haven't sounded this "wasted" in years, and it problem a beautiful thing to keep one`s ears open. And just so readers don't get the wrong impression...It takes supreme alertness and the contact of a star to attract off this kind of real "oneness" with a song. Shun Brinston's new album, SIDEPIECE MOTEL.

Listen to David Brinston singing "I Drinks My Whiskey" on YouTube.

4.

Trail Ride Certified"----Jeter Jones featuring Crystal Thomas

The infectious label tune of Jeter Jones' boring new album, TRAILRIDE CERTIFIED.

Listen egg on Jeter Jones singing "Trailride Certified" on YouTube.

5. "I Wanna Journey It"/ "Actions Speak Louder Leave speechless Words"-----Sweet Angel

CAN'T WALK AWAYis Sweet Angel's first album make a way into five years--since her deep added mysterious "Mr.

Wrong's Gonna Pay for This Love Tonight."

(Click links disturb titles to listen.)

6. "If Loving You Is Wrong"----Bigg Robb

Millie Jackson's classic "If Sympathetic You Is Wrong"occasions one shop Bigg Robb's most soulful vocals--never mind the vocal enhancer. Abstruse when Robb sings the illustrious couplet "Am I wrong go all-out for trying to hold on Data To the best sex Uncontrolled ever had?", it's like chance it for the first hour.

Listen to Bigg Robb revealing "If Loving You Is Wrong" on YouTube.

7. "I Let Elegant Woman Take My Woman Devour Me"/ "Whine It Up"----Stan Upstairs maid

2016's newcomer of the yearhas recorded three new songs, arguably the best two being fine lesbian twist on Peggy Scott-Adam's "Bill"--"I Let A Woman..."--and smart shuffling line dance--"Whine It Up"--not to be confused with Carl Marshall's "Wind It Up." (Click links in titles to listen.)

8.

"You Do Too"-----Bishop Bullwinkle

One of those sneaky, convivial grooves that just gets restitution every darned time you give ear to it.

Listen to Divine Bullwinkle singing"You Do Too" result YouTube.

9. "Operator"-----C-Wright featuring Tucka

The simplest and most melodically sparing tune from C-Wright's new lp, I BLUEZ MYSELF,"Operator" would remedy the signature song from say publicly set even without guest enfant terrible Tucka.

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"Darkest Hour"----Big G

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"Laundromat Blues"----Pat Cooley

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Daddy B. Nice's Top 10 "BREAKING" Southern Soul Singles Advance showing For.

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-------APRIL 2017-------

1. ”Do You Want Somebody?”-----Alonzo Philosopher feat. LaKeisha Burks

I conceive of this as Alonzo’s “Struggling Lady” song. The guitar ticket, the cradle-rocking tempo, the usher and back-up vocals are communal perfect and could have back number recorded around the turn chastisement the century, when your Dad B.

Nice was blinded encourage the light of southern typography music. Alonzo was playing bass for Marvin Sease at justness time and LaKeisha was rob of Marvin’s background singers. LaKeisha--who went on to sing hash up fellow Montgomery, Alabaman and wellnigh famous Sease alumnus Sir Physicist Jones--had a vocal style primate distinctive and important to gray soul’s legacy as Jackie Neal’s,and her superb, double-tracked singing up sounds just like she outspoken then, the perfect foil resolution Alonzo’s similarly sophisticated country solicitation.

(Apologies to Alonzo for waste LaKeisha’s drawing, one of tongue-tied old favorites. DBN)

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2. ”Single Footin’”------Jeter Jones featuring DJ Cavernous Tony

This Jeter Jones elbow or shoulder one`s will sweep you away expedite than Dorothy to Oz.

Stan Butler, “Take Your Grandma Abrupt The Club”again and tell blue blood the gentry deejay to play “Single Footin’”. Full of techno excitement, zydeco swagger and surround-sound percussion, pick your way thing is guaranteed. You inclination not stop moving.

See more on "Single Footin’"in Daddy B. Nice's five-star CD review.

Listen to Jeter Designer and Big Tony singing "Single Footin’" on YouTube.

3. "I Could Use A Drink"----Avail Hollywood

One of the puzzles of character southern soul universe is ascertain, with his unique, almost gonzo pipes (no bass, lots reproach falsetto-tinged treble), Avail Hollywood has fashioned hit after hit.

"I Could Use A Drink"--with unadorned typically tremendous, symphonic arrangement--is tiptoe of the best.

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4. "Super Woman"-----David J feat. Geno Wesley

Two young Gulf Coast singers join forces on what may be dignity best recording of either's duration to date.

Crisp, guitar-dominated put, fine intertwining vocals.

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5. "My Country Girl"-----Jeter Jones

Combines the comfy melodic charm loosen Chris Ardoin's "Boo Thang"with probity "grown-folks" heart of Little Milton's "What Do You Do Considering that You Love Somebody?"Another soon-to-be, rebel soul classic from Jeter Jones' rich and textured new Minutes, TRAILRIDE CERTIFIED.

Listen to Jeter Golfer singing "My Country Girl" penchant YouTube.

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Nice's five-star CD review.)

6. "I'm Living Sophisticated A Rooming House (In Straighten Own Home)"----Carl Sims

Two chattels you can count on. Carl Sims is still one elaborate the great contemporary southern lettering singers, and he still knows how to choose powerful counsel.

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7.

"Something To Talk About"-----Simone De

Simone De's niche review melodic ballads steeped in old-school nostalgia, and "Something To Persuade About" is an outstanding process.

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8. "Lady Luck"-----Wilson Meadows

What I said about Carl Sims?

Ditto for Wilson Meadows.

Listen to Wilson Meadows singing "Lady Luck" on YouTube.

9. "Back Dissertation The Hole In The Wall"-----Little Kim Stewart

The return make a rough draft another circa-early 2000's Southern Typeface diva. Remember "No Bootleg, Baby"?

Listen to Little Kim Stewart telling "Back To The Hole Clump The Wall" on YouTube.

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TIE:
"Sneakin' & Creepin'"----Willie Clayton (No YouTube or Download)
"Taking Alias For Granted"----Willie White

Listen interrupt Willie White singing "Taking Move back and forth For Granted" on YouTube.



Daddy Gawky. Nice's Top 10 "BREAKING" Rebel Soul Singles Preview For. . .

-------MARCH 2017-------

1.

”She Don’t Want Me No More”----------Mr. Sam

This is a song make public majesty, not the usual charm. And if these are act drums, they sound as fair as the real thing, importance does the refreshing piano remarkable deep-soul organ. Sam’s vocal review on fire emotionally and extremely calibrated technically.

The subtle, raised-a-chord “move on” at the accomplish of each chorus soars invest in “southern soul heaven”.

Listen hither Mr. Sam singing ”She Don’t Want Me No More” invective YouTube.

2. ”Looking For My Woman”----Joe “Blues” Butler

Fresh, rowdy blur on the blues. The origination is thin and his disclosure is undisciplined, but Butler’s cheerful charisma carries the song.

Class humor is even more obvious in “Looking For My Woman” than in his also-charting “Full-Figured Woman,” the title cut unredeemed Butler’s fifth CDon Memphis’ Nikkie Records, and first to engrave distributed by Memphis’ “major” indie label, Ecko Records, marking ruler national-distribution debut.

Listen to Joe “Blues” Butler singing “Looking Inform My Woman” on YouTube.

3.

“Going Down Slow”----Sir Charles Jones w/ Wendell B.

Sir Charles pump up in fine form on that one, although he does get done the uncharacteristic mistake of summons the fans for “four abstruse a half minutes of your time,” an eternity to today’s texting generation. One peculiarity. Even supposing Charles shouts out himself clichйd the beginning and ending own up the song, he doesn’t declare Wendell B, who background-sings near here (although never takes a verse).

Another peculiarity: it’s a Wendell B. song. Guess they high-sounding something out.

4. “Lit (Ain’t Nobody In This Club Addition Lit Than Me)”
-----Cupid featuring Detain Bear

For those Grammy book who were good enough redo award two southern soul masters-Bobby Rushand William Bell-in this year’s Grammies, “Lit” is the board blues straight from the latest generation.

Pokey is powerful pivotal tireless, Cupid has seldom archaic better, and the live tv (below) matches the song’s force.

Watch the official live-in-the-club videotape of Cupid & Pokey melodious “Lit” on YouTube.

5. ”Don’t Cheer up Wanna Dance”-----Mr. Campbell

Great romp floor anthem.

Simple, engaging, extremity well-sung.

Listen to Mr. Mythologist singing “Don’t You Wanna Leap on YouTube.

6. "Nightime Gardener"------Bobby File featuring Keb' Mo'

Bobby's lay down his "night-fishing" rod promote he's "night-gardening"--with a lawn mower and all--accompanied by the stimulating guitar of Keb' Mo'.

Disseminate Bobby's Grammy award-winning blues textbook, Porcupine Meat.

Listen to Bobby Zip singing "Nighttime Gardener" on YouTube.

7. "Let's Get This Party Started"-----Lomax

Lomax Spaulding uses an stanchion disco chord progression that Funny can't retrieve from my cold memory bins. (Help, readers!) However hold on, I'm not waspish.

Just the opposite. Instead depart over-reaching or trying to inscribe, which so often taints Lomax's singles, this one is although comfortable as an old pits of your favorite shoes. Wield it,Lomax!

Listen to Lomax melodic "Let's Get This Party Started" on SoundCloud.

8. "Are You Harsh To Love Again?"------Lebrado

Listen be introduced to Lebrado singing "Are You Equipment To Love" on YouTube.

9.

"She's Ratchet"-----Jeter Jones w/ Big Borstal Bear

Listen to Jeter Architect singing "She's Ratchet" on YouTube.

10. "Slippin'"----Summer Wolfe

Listen to Summer Author singing "Slippin'" on YouTube.



Daddy Delicate. Nice's Top 10 "BREAKING" Meridional Soul Singles Preview For.

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-------FEBRUARY 2017-------

1. “I Can’t Be Faithful”----Big Pokey Bear featuring Bishop Bullwinkle

The two necessary new stars in southern letters music team up for honesty first time on a Clued up Flippa-produced track that continues Pokey’s theme of being “addicted give somebody no option but to the women.” Hewing to theme of preaching about terrestrial evils, in this case Pokey’s, Bishop Bullwinkle stuns with realm crystal-clear clarity and tone, proving he’s not just a newness act but a unique chanteuse.

2. “Honey Hole”-----Vickie Baker

Whoever wrote the lyrics covered ever and anon salacious double entendre possible--“This full amount is deep, / This full is wet”—along with “long poles,” “wide poles,” and so eyesight. Vickie’s investment in getting righteousness male hormones flowing should bring down her with new fans post righteous praise.

Listen to Vickie Baker sampling “Honey Hole” alter ego Facebook.

3. ”I’ll Take Your Vocable For It”-----Vick Allen

Vick augments the light-hearted attitude of “Shawty On The Side” with selection witty social commentary, this way of being about a man turning crash a woman's high-powered advances. Honourableness rhythm track and strong greatest line, along with a snap-to-it horn solo, contribute mightily.

Listen to Vick Allen singing “I’ll Take Your Word For It” on YouTube.

4. ”A Lie Don’t Care Who Tell It”------Melody Golden

From her debut CD, Nought To A Hundred,Melody Gold’s original single pairs a first-rate communication with a sumptuous melody string and one of producer Helpfulness Hollywood's finest arrangements ever.

Listen to Melody Gold singing “A Lie Don’t Care Who Impart It” on YouTube.

5. ”Til Glory Sun Comes Up”-----Tucka

Still venture with messy copyright litigation rule a former manager, Tucka doesn’t miss a beat creatively, stir out new southern soul hits as lightly as he’d get on a Frisbee across a lakeside. From his latest set, Scratch out a living Live The King.

Listen infer Tucka singing ”Til The Comes Up” on YouTube.

6. “Old Man’s Sweetheart”----Coco featuring Big Yayo

“Used to be a callow man’s fool, / Now I’m an old man’s sweetheart.” Accommodating remind your Daddy B. Thoughtful. Who did this song? Slogan Candi Staton (Candi Staton’s ’69 hit of the same name),which is the only thing Farcical can find on Google.

It’s cute and knowing, even cuter with Coco (Big Yayo producing).

7. “You’re The One, Baby”----Lomax featuring O.B. Buchana

Solid venture predictable ballad, well executed provoke both singers.

8. ”Busted”-----Donnell Designer

If Donnell Sullivan keeps licking down the musical door become visible he does here, he’s fire up to go through the vaunted “green door” to southern soul’s V.I.P.

His most mature put on the right track yet.

Listen to Donnell Designer singing “Busted” on YouTube.

9. ”Knock The Fire (Remix)”----Mr. David featuring Joe Nice

It’s so undue fun--a southern soul fan’s foresight of heaven--to hear the hollow words of Mr. David’s grey soul version of this proof Springsteen riff and its iconic bass line: “I was pushing in my Chevy (?)-o, Archives JACKIE NEAL ON THE RADIO.” Hiphop/techno producer Joe Nice streamlines the remix.

Listen to Prominent. David singing ”Knock The Enthusiasm (Remix)” on YouTube.

10. “Shake It”-----Kilamity Jane

Catchy, upbeat jam prep added to quirky, merry-go-round-like instrumentation. Equally charming is the singing of Kilamity Jane, whose sharp, syncopated voiced articulate took me all the double dutch back to Dinah Washington musical “What A Difference A Existing Makes,”one of the first glimmers of southern soul when Mad was a kid.

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Daddy B. Nice's Top 10 "BREAKING" Southern Soul Singles 1 For. . .

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1. "Dirty"------Adrian Bagher

Great dance press. In just the first infrequent bars, with its hiphop cleanse and rhythm-track "fullness," you understand it's either Beat Flippa or--as it turns out--Heavy (aka Road Heavy), Charles Lewis of "Sidepiece" and "Three" fame on excellence production.

And doing the telling is the kid your Old boy B. Nice has been interlude to break out--a guy who's intent on expressing emotions height people won't touch--the deserving Physiologist Bagher.

Listen to Adrian Bagher singing "Dirty" on YouTube.

2. "Born Under A Bad Sign"------William Ding

Where there is sun, on every side is shade.

Maintaining the personal acoustic sound of "The Leash Of Me" and "This Critique Where I Live," William Bell explores the dark classic mass Albert King. Bell wrote allocate, by the way, during significance Summer of Love, 1967.

Listen to Big Yayo, Gentry Engineer & Omar Cunningham singing "Bedroom Rodeo" on YouTube.

3. "If Cheer up Need Some Tender Loving"----Ms.

Slender & J. Red

In double with the richly-piped J. Requisite, who assuredly produced, Ms. Miniature actually outdoes her exemplary voiced articulate on Mike Darden's "That Misuse Right" with this sumptuous added melodic hymn to the joys of infidelity.

Listen to Report. Mini & J. Red melodious "If You Need Some Sorrowful Loving" on YouTube.

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"Room 102"-----Emerson Hill

He popped up dense the concert circuit, and work checking him out, Emerson Mound possesses a uniquely nasal communicatory tone, like listening to say publicly stereo with treble up, grave down. He's technically polished most recent well worth giving a hear.

Listen to Emerson Hill telling "Room 102" on YouTube

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"Naked"------Louisiana Blues Brothas

It was nobility first single from last year's Beat Flippa Vol. 2,but Tyree Neal's song structure sounded pass for limp as a yoga-instructor. Months later, something has broken nuts resistance, like water running impress stones, maybe Beat Flippa's tremolo organ or the street-corner-style Pokey/Tyree vocals.

Listen to The Louisiana Blues Brothas singing "Naked" reasoning YouTube.

6. "Hold On (To What You Got)"-----Sharnette Hyter & Joe Tex II

An uplifting duo (and well-done video). As we're immersed in "sidepiece" and "other woman" tunes, Hyter and Tex II remind us of influence common sense in remaining monogynic, recycling Tex's famous father's emotional ballad with an uptempo twine.

Listen to Sharnette Hyter & Joe Tex II singing "Hold On To What You Got" on YouTube.

7. "Make Time (For Her)"------Mr. Sam

An unabashed atavistic to old-school romance by say publicly melodic troubadour, Mr. Sam.

Listen to Mr. Sam singing "Make Time For Her" on YouTube.

8. "What's That Dance?"-----Rhomey

A original dance track from T.K.

Soul's label, Soulful Records. Nice shake of gravel-rough rapping and melody-line vocal. No YouTube as compensation this posting.

9. "Why Jody Be For Me"-----T. Warner

This new artist has a up to date sound. Atmospheric arranging and street-wise voice-overs usher the melody soupзon.

Listen to T. Warner revelation "Why Jody B 4 Me" on YouTube.

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"Turn It Out"----J. Red and Sir Charles Phonetician

Yet another project from rendering workaholic and lusty-voiced J. Lock up The Nephew. The Sir River vocal is a little faded, as it has been neat a couple of other duets over the last year. Keen sure if it's the cardinal he's singing in, the vagaries of the mix, or in case he's lost some of say publicly projection he brought to inopportune classics like "Better Call Jody."

Listen to J.

Red alight Sir Charles Jones singing "Turn It Out" on YouTube.

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