Shrine: The Rarest Soul Label Ever, Vol. 2 [Import]

Shrine-Rarest Soul Labell (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (December 27, 2004)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import
• Label: Kent Records UK
• ASIN: B00004ZAYG
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #109,218 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. If I Had (One Gold Piece)

2. Caldonia Brown (2002 Prev Unissued) - Bobby Reed

3. Shame - The Enjoyables

4. Hey Boy - The DC Blossoms

5. Baby Dont Leave Me (2002 Prev Unissued) - Bobby Reed

6. No Other Way - The Cautions

7. This Time (Im Gonna Be True) - Ray Pollard

8. Im A Lover - Sidney Hall

9. I Wouldnt Mind Crying (2002 Prev Unissued) - The Wisemen

10. Mad At The World - The Epsilons

11. I Aint Worried About You - Leroy Taylor And The Four Kays

12. I Believe Ill Love On - Jimmy Armstrong

13. Dont Fight It - The Cairos

14. Take A Look At Your Baby (Prev Unissued) - The Cautions

15. Walk On In - JD Bryant

16. What Am I Gonna Do - Eddie Daye And The 4 Bars

17. Poor Little Fool - Bill Dennis

18. Poor Loser - The Cautions

19. This Is Your Last Chance (Prev Unissued) - The DC Blossoms

20. Its Your Love - Shirley Edwards

See all 24 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews

24 gems from Kent, the world's rarest soul label. Amongst the established classics from Ray Pollard, the Cautions, the D.C. Blossoms and the Enjoyables, are a total of six previously unreleased tracks and two tracks (the Prophets/Leroy Taylor & the Four Kays) that only ever gained a release via Horaces LPs. Ace Records. 2002.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

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5.0 out of 5 stars Shrine:The Rarest Soul Label Ever, Vol.2, February 3, 2010

A Kid's Review

This review is from: Shrine: The Rarest Soul Label Ever, Vol. 2 (Audio CD)

When I received the Shrine Records collection Vol. 1 and 2, directly from Amazon.com and referred to me by a close friend (himself a long-time collector of sweet soul music from the 60s-70s), I was literally "chomping-at-the-bit" to put it on! Well, I wasn't disappointed one bit. Admittedly, many of the artists were beyond obscure (the label only lasted a few years, from our nation's capitol, Washington, DC) but the music itself was sublime, danceable to be sure but the hookd were amazing. Especially the JD Bryant and Ray Pollard stuff! I have played both cds at least 5 times since I first got it in early January and I will be playing soon again, especially the 14th, when my imaginary girlfriend comes along. Oh well!