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Aretha Franklin: Aretha's Artistry
Profile by David Nathan, Blues & Soul, May 1968
THE YOUNG lady who has probably had more effect on the r&b scene in the U.S.A. than anyone else during the past year, who has ...
Al Green, Sly & The Family Stone, Van Morrison: Soul Brothers: Al Green, Sly Stone, Van Morrison
Review by Charlie Gillett, Cream, January 1972
IS THE REVIEWER supposed to come to each record as an objective analyst? Or, if he isnt one, must he pretend he is? Impossible for ...
Bobby Womack: Communication (United Artists)
Review by Colman Andrews, Phonograph Record, January 1972
I'VE MET Bobby Womack a couple of times, more or less interviewed him, written things about him, etc. He's so strong and sure that he ...
Overview by Greg Shaw, Phonograph Record, March 1972
The dog days of rock are upon us. ...
Bobby Womack: The Stark Soul of Bobby Womack
Essay by Colman Andrews, Phonograph Record, April 1972
A NEW WOMACK record is at hand. So what? the more unenlightened among you might ask. So plenty, now that you mention it. Plenty and then ...
Report and Interview by John Abbey, Blues & Soul, 30 June 1972
"I'M FINALLY going to make it to Europe," an overjoyed Bobby Womack yelled over the phone to me! "My agent just told me that there's ...
Bobby Womack: Understanding Bobby Womack
Interview by Steven Rosen, LA Free Press, February 1973
TWELVE YEARS AGO Bobby Womack migrated to California, looking for the riches that he thought were there. "I came out here like the pioneers searching ...
Profile and Interview by Steven Rosen, Music World, April 1973
BOBBY WOMACK HAS been making music for twenty long years, an odyssey that carried him from the working quarters of Cleveland to the rocking corners ...
Rock Critics Rule... and other startling musical revelations!
Special Feature by J. Montague Fitzpatrick, Coast, April 1973
Or: how Lester Bangs, Dave Marsh, Chet Flippo, Nick Tosches, Robot A. Hull, Lenny Kaye, Richard Meltzer, Mike Saunders, Gene Sculatti, Ed Ward and 26 ...
Bobby Womack and Peace: Across 110th Street (UAS 29451)
Review by Martin Hayman, Sounds, 2 June 1973
BOBBY WOMACK has been recording some very acceptable soul records for UA for a little while now without ever making much of a dent on ...
Al Green, Syl Johnson, Willie Mitchell: Willie Mitchell
Interview by John Abbey, Blues & Soul, 22 June 1973
WILLIE MITCHELL. His name is synonymous with the rich brass sound that has become known worldwide as the Memphis Sound. For years, Willie as been ...
Bobby Womack Says He Could Be a Superstar
Interview by Vernon Gibbs, Rolling Stone, 19 July 1973
NEW YORK — Bobby Womack was in the midst of a highly successful tour with Santana. His single, 'Harry Hippie', had just been certified gold, ...
Allman Brothers Band: Macon Georgia
Report and Interview by Ritchie Yorke, ZigZag, March 1974
THIS HUGE OLD Southern mansion has seen much better days. The dozen giant columns which surrounded it are flecked by peeling paint, grimly revealing the ...
Memoir by uncredited writer, Phonograph Record, April 1974
Bobby Womack's latest hit is called ‘Lookin' For a Love’. By no coincidence, that was also the title of his first hit single, on Sam ...
Report and Interview by Nick Kent, New Musical Express, 4 January 1975
OR, CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR... BUT, FOR ROD STEWART, EVERY BLEEDIN' NIGHT (jammy git) Being a crisp resume of three nights in the life ...
Kool and the Gang, Ohio Players, The: The Ohio Players, Kool & The Gang: From Ohio to Japan
Profile and Interview by Robin Katz, Sounds, 15 February 1975
THE OHIO Players have been America's number one R&B band for the last two years. Kool And The Gang were the first instrumental based band ...
Bobby Womack: I Can Understand It
Review by Bob Fisher, NME, 22 February 1975
CALLED IN America Greatest Hits, this album simply illustrates the unsatisfactory position that Bobby Womack finds himself in in England. Hitless. ...
The Faces: Raunchy Faces Back on Tour
Report and Interview by Barbara Charone, Rolling Stone, 27 February 1975
LONDON "We're playing as one now like our life depended on it," Rod Stewart announced, looking down eagerly at his game pie in a ...
Thin Lizzy: Nightlife (Vertigo)
Review by John Mendelsohn, Phonograph Record, March 1975
WHEN, IN AN ill-disguised attempt to salvage what little was left of both his physical and psychic well-being after decades of arduous touring, lead guitarist ...
Chaka Khan, Rufus: Rufus, featuring Chaka Khan: Rufusized (ABC Dunhill)
Review by Idris Walters, Let It Rock, March 1975
RUFUS DATE back to 1968. They were called the American Breed. They had 'Bend Me Shape Me' for a hit record. The American Breed became ...
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