Unveiling Timeless Soul: Exploring Three Iconic 45s

by Administrator 29. March 2024 10:20

In the realm of vintage vinyl, 45s serve as cherished relics of musical eras past, encapsulating the essence of soul, passion, and raw emotion. Today, we embark on a journey through the grooves of three timeless 45s that continue to enchant and inspire listeners worldwide.

 

Benny Latimore: Love Don’t Love Me / The Power and the Glory

Label: Dade 2017 (Promo copy). Released 1967.

Label Owner: Henry Stone

Label Address: 1880 Coral Gate Dr., Miami, FL. 495 SE Court, Hialeah, FL (1959-1967).

A Side: Love Don’t Love Me

B Side: The Power and the Glory

 

Benny Latimore, a luminary of soul music, leaves an indelible mark with his 45 "Love Don’t Love Me." This track, with its infectious rhythm and poignant lyrics, delves deep into the complexities of love and human emotion, showcasing Latimore's soulful vocals and magnetic presence. On the flip side, "The Power and the Glory" elevates the spirit with its gospel-infused melodies and uplifting message, serving as a testament to Latimore's versatility and enduring talent.

 

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Bobby Lanz and the Celtics: If this World Were Mine / Let Them Talk


Label: Bridges 2201. Released 1972.

Label Address: Los Angeles, CA. (1960-1961 and 1972-1973)

A Side: If this World Were Mine

B Side: Let Them Talk

 

Bobby Lanz and the Celtics grace us with their rendition of the timeless classic "If this World Were Mine" on their captivating 45. Lanz's soulful vocals intertwine seamlessly with the Celtics' dynamic instrumentation, breathing new life into this beloved standard and transporting listeners to a realm of heartfelt emotion. On the B-side, "Let Them Talk" captivates with its raw authenticity and impassioned delivery, solidifying Lanz and the Celtics as purveyors of soulful grooves that resonate with the soul.

 

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Ralph Lamar: Don’t Let Me Cross Over / What I Never Had I’ll Never Miss


Label: Honor Brigade 6. Released 1969.

Label Owner: Shelby Singleton

Label Address: Nashville, TN (1968-1969)

A Side: Don’t Let Me Cross Over

B Side: What I Never Had I’ll Never Miss

 

Ralph Lamar's 45 "Don’t Let Me Cross Over" invites listeners on a poignant journey through love and longing, with Lamar's emotive vocals painting a vivid picture of heartache and desire. This timeless ballad tugs at the heartstrings, leaving an indelible impression long after the music fades. On the flip side, "What I Never Had I’ll Never Miss" captivates with its introspective lyrics and soul-stirring melodies, showcasing Lamar's ability to evoke deep emotions with his music.

 

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