Complete Goldwax Singles 2 1966-1967/ Various - Complete Goldwax Singles 2 1966-1967 / Various2009, the second volume of the "Complete Goldwax Singles" sees US hit the label's golden period, where classic southern soul 45s pour out at a rate of knots. James Carr cements his place in the pantheon of great soul singers with a series of simply jaw dropping singles. On this volume we have 'You Got My Mind Messed Up', 'Love Attack' and 'Pouring Water on a Drowning Man' before we get to 'Dark End of the Street', the song that not only defined him,

Dinah Shore and others - alongside many highly collectable lesser-known records by some artists we don't hear too much about these days

The Quartet appears at many prestigious festivals and has

"Art Farmer Plays"

the song that gave him his own Top 10 debut in the country chart

Pink Pedal Pushers and Hambone it allows the listener to hear the evolution of rockabilly and provides a fine showcase for the undisputed King Of Rockabilly

Born in 1924 and hailing from the Carolinas

Linda Leonardo was born for fado

and they had several hits during the 1950s

(some titles appear on more than one LP) plus tracks from singles

Russ Morgan

While their husbands are off serving their country

Robert Palmer