Favorite '60s soul record from down south?

[NightTrain]

Poll question: Favorite '60s soul record from down south?

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