Soul Steppin' - 80'S Soul Steppers

Hiya I'm afraid it doesn't play well jumps on 3/4 tracks was a little disappointing.

I must admit that I was unsure about this album prior to buying it, but all my doubts were blown away after listening to it. I knew the Dells, Impressions, Greg Henderson, Steve Shelton and Teddy Prendergrass tracks, but the others I was unsure of. I had never liked Gladys Knights version of Bourgie Bourgie, but this John Davis & the Monster Orchestra version Is great, as is the David McPherson, Scandal, Sound Troupe and Underground. The icing on the cake of this album is the Dee Dee Sharpe Gamble and the Walter Jackson tracks, both totally blinders.

Not a bad album. I can't say I recognise many of the tracks but it is a good overall compilation which is very representative of the 70s/80s soul stuff.I think it might grow on me more in time. Nevertheless, great to have on whilst driving as it just kinda flows.

With such a great collection including some elusive tracks on CD I was disappointedto hear the sound quality has followed current trends and is maxxed out !!!!

love this cd for great variety of soul and funk etc, curtis, the dells etc not the biggest fan of 80s soul/ funk but love the tracks on here great comp good value for outlay

Not much i can say apart from buy this album. So many quality uplifting tracks, Takes you back to the early 80s. A bit more interesting than the usual rubbish being played from the Pirate radio and kiss fm these days.

Great Comp, recording not punchy enough

Love love love this! If you love old 80's soul, (especially if you grew up listening to, and loving this music) you will simply love this