soul music

Traces the history of The Temptations, a rhythm and blues group begun by African-American musicians in Detroit in 1961, and discusses the quintet's early struggles prior to their 1964 hit, "The Way You Do the Things You Do.".

Explores the life and career of the soul and gospel singer, from her musical upbringing in Detroit to her struggles with personal heartache, racial prejudice, and her success in the music industry.

Explores Aretha Franklin's life and musical development, from her childhood in Detroit to her continued success in the recording industry.

Presents five hundred alphabetically arranged entries connected with pop, rock, and soul music, including singers, musicians, composers, record producers, rock impresarios, rock festivals, and types of sounds.

A guide to soul music that contains nearly 8,500 reviews and ratings which highlight essential albums and songs from more than 1,500 artists.

Examines the lives behind the legends of a musical phenomenon that shaped America in the sixties.

Presents a brief biography of Aretha Franklin, African-American soul and gospel singer, best known for her song "Respect, " and includes information on her early life, her musical accomplishments, and her legacy. Includes time line.

Tells the life story of singer James Brown, describing his childhood, his achievements, and his legacy.

Covers four decades of popular music with older articles updated or rewritten.