Soul Street

R&B / Soul · 1974 · 10 tracks · 35m

Soul Street

Gritty Memphis brass meets a smooth delivery. High-octane soul that feels like a humid night in a crowded club, defined by tight arrangements and gospel roots.

1974 · Stax

Relentless, confident energy paired with a warm, soulful sincerity.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks · 35m

01

Soul Street

3:24

02

I Don't Want to Be With Nobody but My Baby

3:13

03

Stealing Love

3:50

04

I Am So Grateful

3:22

05

Don't You Know That It's All Right

3:35

06

Guess Who

4:10

07

Stop Look What You're Doing to Me

4:30

08

I Am So Glad I Met You

3:19

09

Your Love Is Amazin'

2:54

10

Stick With Me Baby

3:24

Moments Worth Listening For

The explosive brass fanfare that opens the title track, setting a high-octane pace for the entire record.

The gritty, syncopated guitar scratch on Stealing Love that anchors Floyd's most urgent vocal delivery.

The way the backing vocals swell and lock in during the final chorus of Stick With Me Baby.

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