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RIP to both of these 5th dan Shaolin Monks of the Soul Dojo.
As for best male soul vocalist for me, it's a dead heat between Curtis Hairston and Frankie Beverly. Teddy P and Luther all time greats of course. Slave's's Steve Arrington had his own style which i loved to the kuiper belt and back. If it moves funk it.
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I held the levers that guided the signals to the radio.
RIP to both of these 5th dan Shaolin Monks of the Soul Dojo.
As for best male soul vocalist for me, it's a dead heat between Curtis Hairston and Frankie Beverly. Teddy P and Luther all time greats of course. Slave's's Steve Arrington had his own style which i loved to the kuiper belt and back. If it moves funk it.
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It’s the Holy Trinity of Bobby Womack, Curtis Mayfield and Donny Hathaway for me with David Ruffin on the bench. Oh, and Marvin too . Steve Arrington lost me in the mid-80’s, I’m afraid, when he saw the light/went doolally (depending on your point of view). The Robbie Vincent reference took me back though, Disco!
Dexter Wansel was due to play at a gig I was going to earlier this year but sadly he had to pull out due to ill health. There's still a huge soul scene and a lot of the 'legends' still appear at places like the Gt. Yarmouth Soul Weekend, Margate Soul Festival, Soul Disciples Weekender and various others that go on throughout the year.