Clarence Carter - And They Say Don't Worry Roy "C" - We're on the Road to Hell The social message of soul music made a dra...

James Brown - Believers Shall Enjoy (Nonbelievers Shall Suffer) James Brown's organ-led instrumentals of the '60s are a mixed bag to...

The new episode of the show is now available as a direct download , via RSS feed or via iTunes. This episode was born out of a project of ...

The Isley Brothers - Cold Bologna I really don't think I need to write anything about The Isley Brothers except to say that today's ...

Eddy "G" Giles - Ain't Gonna Worry No More Eddy Giles makes a return to this page after a March appearance with this soulful ...

Don Covay - Watching the Late Late Show Don Covay is one of those figures of soul history who never quite "fit in" as well as his ...

Thanks to J.A. Bartlett over at The Hits Just Keep On Comin' an RSS feed for this blog also exists, so you can aggregate away! I'm...

I have received notification that the "Get on Down ..." podcast has been approved by iTunes to be listed in the podcast directory!...

Albert King - Crosscut Saw Albert King (born Albert Nelson) has been featured once on the podcast, and discussed briefly in a post from a c...

Get on Down With Mr. Big Stuff! (EDITOR'S NOTE - Revived and edited on 11/20/07.) As I mentioned in a prior post , Jean Knight's 19...

Brian Phillips has identified the mystery tune I posted in March! The name of the record is "Welcome Me" by The Scott Brothers....

I have finally figured out how to write a WORKING RSS feed for the podcast! http://stepfatherofsoul.com/getondown.xml is the URL for it. ...