Donna McGhee, born on December 6, 1955, in Brooklyn, New York, has been a significant figure in the soul and disco music scenes. Known for her powerful vocals and infectious rhythms, Donna’s journey in music has been a blend of creative highs and challenging lows, reflecting the dynamic and evolving landscape of the music industry. …
In the vast expanse of music history, few artists embody the spirit of innovation and mystique quite like Michael Andre Lewis, known professionally as Mandré. A visionary force in the 1970s funk and electronic music scenes, Mandré’s story is one of audacity, creativity, and a futuristic vision that seemed to leap from the pages of …
In the realm of soul music, there are artists whose talents shine brightly but fade all too quickly, leaving behind a legacy that lingers in the hearts of true music lovers. Alice Clark, a soul singer whose career spanned from 1968 to 1972, is one of them. Born in 1947, in the vibrant neighborhood …
SoulDisco had to chance to talk to Otis Williams about the upcoming Tour in germany. 1. What can fans look forward to on the 2022 tour? Are there any new elements in the show? The Temptations have been touring throughout the U.S. in the first half of this year and …
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Valerie Holiday is talking about her first Solo Album “In Bloom”. You can get it on April the 4th 2021. Link for the Album: https://valerieholiday.hearnow.com/in-bloom Link to her special Version of Who is she and what is she to you Opera Singer Reacts to The Three Degrees | Performance Analysis | MASTERCLASS |
In June 2019 SoulDisco visited “The 4th Blackpool International Soul Festival”. Exclusively for SoulDisco readers, we put together the highlights of this one of a kind soul festival. More about last years festival will be shown here shortly. For Tickets visit: http://www.blackpoolsoulfestival.co.uk/
Formed in 1967, the Natural Four approached Fred Ivey about becoming their manager. Ivey owned a local record store called Tape Town and eventually made a deal with a local Oakland label, Boola Boola Records. Their first release, “I Thought You Were Mine” sold 30,000 copies locally, after being regularly played on San Francisco soul/R&B …
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