ISSUE 3/98
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No. 3 / 1998
Contents
- The Soul Scale
Maxwell's second studio set is our album of the issue. Lots of new CD's by major talents of our scene: Luther Vandross, Philip Bailey, Mica Paris, Regina Belle, Gerald Levert and The Temptations. Some acclaimed newcomers have also released their debut sets: Kelly Price, N'Dea Davenport, Myron, Naked Music NYC. - New review section: Archive material and reissues
Patti LaBelle's and Steve Parks' Westside collections open our new review section. - Oleta Adams - Variety Is the Spice of Life
A 4-page exclusive interview with one of the most impressive female vocalists of the current black music scene: Oleta Adams. Read about the early stage of her career, her current activities and future plans. - Quality Time
Quality soul sounds by Juanita Dailey, JK, Wendell Brown, The Temptations, Entourage and Phyllis Hyman, amongst others. - The Joy and Pain of Mighty Sam McClain
Mighty Sam's life has been an incredible story of ups and downs. The celebrated real soul singer visited Finland last summer, and gave an in-depth 5-page interview. - Deep
Telephone interviews with Freddie Gorman (of the Originals), Richie Merritt and Lee Bates are the main course of our deep menu this time. The Lee Bates discography to be found from our online pages. A huge pile of other independent newies reviewed as well, including brand new CD's by Carl Sims, Toni Green, Ruby Andrews, Syl Johnson and recently deceased Johnny Adams. - Jazz-Funk
Philippe Saisse's CD Next Voyage and Don Diego's latest set This Must Be Heaven get the highest praises from our smooth jazz columnist this time. CD's by Pamela Williams, Ronnie Laws, Nils and Fourplay are also reviewed. - Upfront Soul
The Upfront Soul column again closes our magazine by summarising what's worthwhile on the US Import soul scene at the moment: Miles Jaye, Eddie Hall, Gary Taylor, Dazz Band, Wendell Brown, Entourage. Also, a detailed review of the third posthumous album by the late great Phyllis Hyman.Issue 1/99
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