Soul City Walking: A Tribute to Archie Bell & The Drells The Society Hill Orchestra

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Album-Release:
2020

HRA-Release:
24.07.2020

Label: Society Hill / EMG

Genre: R&B

Subgenre: Soul

Artist: The Society Hill Orchestra

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  • 1 Girl You're Too Young 03:35
  • 2 Harder and Harder 04:55
  • 3 There's Gonna Be a Showdown 03:31
  • 4 There's No Other Like You 04:10
  • 5 Tighten Up 04:39
  • 6 How Can I 04:05
  • 7 The Soul City Walk 04:19
  • 8 Where Will You Go When the Party's Over 03:44
  • 9 Don't Let Love Get You Down 03:54
  • 10 I Could Dance All Night 03:29
  • 11 I Can't Stop Dancing 03:47
  • 12 Strategy 04:13
  • 13 Let's Groove 05:07
  • Total Runtime 53:28

Info for Soul City Walking: A Tribute to Archie Bell & The Drells



A top-notch studio guitarist who initially garnered his reputation as one of the Philly soul stalwarts associated with Gamble & Huff's Philadelphia International recording studios, James Herb Smith was also often called in to duty as a background vocalist, and appears prominently on classic albums by such Philly Soul legends as Jerry Butler, The Stylistics, MFSB, Patti LaBelle, Dexter Wansel, Billy Paul, Jean Carne, Donnie Hathaway and countless others in and outside of the Philly Soul realm. Utilizing the versatility of The Society Hill Orchestra in conjunction with the Ingram Family band under the watchful eye of legendary Philly Soul producer Butch Ingram, Herb Smith has successfully recorded a modern rhythm & blues classic that stands as a testament to the immense appeal of Archie Bell & The Drells distinctive sound. Although Archie Bell & The Drells were originally from Houston, they became one of the main acts of Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff's Philadelphia International Records, and thus became associated with the Philly Soul sound. Herb Smith more than does justice to these classic jams which include "Tighten Up," "The Soul City Walk," "Girl You’re Too Young" and many others that never seem to lose their appeal over the years – indeed he breathes new life to them on this wonderful tribute.

Herb Smith, vocals
Tru & The Ingram Brothers, vocals
The Society Hill Orchestra

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