Favorite '60s soul record from down south?

[NightTrain]

Of course, you're more than welcome to list your favorite deep southern soul record of the 1960s if you don't see it listed below.

[Abe Linkman]

1. Thanks for another great poll, NightTrain man

You're a memory maker, too.

[flamingyouth]

2. Wow - hard to choose

Some real classics on this poll!

[Kahuna]

3. TRAMP!

What you call me?
TRAMP!
You didn't

[Kahuna]

4. Hey Train! No Sam and Dave? You cain't get mo country

din dat! No, "Soul Man?" C'mon now. You're slipping.

[NightTrain]

7. Damn! I always manage to forget somebody important, don't I?

I'm a soooooooul man...and that ain't all!

[Bossy Monkey]

5. Aretha's from Detroit, but of course we'll claim her down south n/t

[NightTrain]

8. True, but...

...she recorded "I Never Loved A Man" in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.

[seventhson]

6. I vote Redding but of course Marvin Gaye and Tammy Terrell's "If this...

World were Mine" is the very best love song.

I got my first nookie to it and I still get chills.

OOOOOHHHH Baby!!!

and it makes me cry as Tammy died tragically and me and my girl never made it through the tribulations of youth together

[fortyfeetunder]

9. Patches, another Clarence Carter song

I think that ballad was really cute when it came out...

[NightTrain]

10. Let's kick it one time!

n/t