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A Little Bit About Memphis Soul

A Little Bit About Memphis Soul

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 This episode is a throwback.  We love listening to different versions of songs.  In this episode we share a quick review of Me and Mrs. Jones, the classic hit by Billy Paul, and contrast it with the version by The Dramatics, a Memphis Soul group from Stax.  Then, we talk Memphis Soul from the label HI Records that recorded such legends as Al Green.  We also had a conversation with our friend Terry Ferguson (Prof. T. Love) from A BOWL OF SOUL -- one of our favorite people -- back in 2020.  She and Steve had a great conversation about music -- each one adding their own dimension to the conversation. 

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