Memphis Black - Soul Club (1969) {Sonorama}
Genre: Jazz-Funk, Funk, Soul
Influenced by releases on the Stax label, Carla Thomas or Booker T & The MGs, Arthur Conley, Sam and Dave, Otis Redding and Aretha Franklin, German producer Siegfried E Loch formed Memphis Black as a studio group in the late 60s to highlight the Hammond playing of Ingfried Hoffmann. The "Soul Club" album features 12 tracks, one third original, two thirds covers, of soulful Hammond funk. "Why Don't You Play The Organ, Man" and "Hang 'Em high" were immediately pulled off the original release for DJs and consequently released on 7" in the UK, having a great impact in the Northern Soul scene right up to the present day. Obviously original copies of this LP are very thin on the ground, so take advantage of this reissue!
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