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01. Los Canarios - What Can I So For You
02. Juan Muro - Vuestro Mundo
03. Los Arlequines - No Hay Amor Para Mi
04. Larry Wald - Superman
05. Los Go - Go - ¡Eh! Tu, Loca Marabu
06. Pop - Tops - Autumn Winds
07. Nelo Costa - Stop
08. Los Mitos - Sonando
09. Los Impala - Mejor Sera Que Me Creas
10. Els 5 Xics -  Un Poco De Carino
11. Johnny Valentino - La Maquina Que Hace Pop
12. Nico - Wello Wello Wap
13. Los De La Torre - Aun Conservo La Esperanza
14. Jose Balague Y Los Styl's - Tibet
01. Los Goya - Arbol Sin Raiz
02. Los Albas - A Little Bit Hurt
03. Lone Star - Africa
04. Los Kifers - Mentirosa
05. Latin Combo - Papa's Got A Brand New Bag
06. Symbolo - Jovencita
07. Eduardo Bohr - You Came
08. Paul King - So Right
09. Evolution - Get Ready
10. The Pipe - Wade In The Water
11. The Explosion - Beggar For You Lovin'
12. David Lara - Ya Ves, Ya Ves, Ya Ves
13. Los Bravos - It's Not Unusual
14. Julio Montes - De Africa Soy
ARTIST
TITLE
Sensacional Soul Vol. 3
FORMAT
2CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
VAMPI 133CD VAMPI 133CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
4/24/2012

This is the third volume in Vampisoul's Sensacional Soul series, featuring 28 Spanish soul tracks circa 1966-1976. With the exception of England, no European country proved more vulnerable to the soul-fever which, from the second half of the '60s, swept Spain from north to south. The passion for black music was so contagious, that nobody could resist it. It is certainly true that all of this was fostered by the extraordinary surge in tourism and the consequent boom of clubs in the large cities and, most especially, the Mediterranean coast. If the extraordinarily high demand for live music that these night clubs and discotheques demanded could not be met by local musicians, the solution was simply to turn to foreign groups or to urgently recycle illustrious veteran bands marginalized by the new musical currents. On average, this churned out rather amateurish results or watered-down soul, yet many of those acts applied such passion to their work that their scarce discographic legacy -- today more than ever -- sets dancefloors alight, elates many hearts and demands the application of a proper label of origin in its thirst for exportation. Perfect and surprising proof of this was that this country would be the only one in Europe whose leading groups of the genre (Canarios and Pop-Tops) reached number one on the sales lists with their own tunes. Southern soul and the Tamla sound were the most consulted sources for Spanish musicians, but this collection also exhibits fascinating experiences between psychedelic soul, instrumental music, Afro-rock or gospel soul, although there are others that go beyond, or better said, that stay closer to home; songs whose origin is impossible to place, songs filled with echoes, twists and gimmicks that are absolutely Hispanic. The popular impact of soul was so broad and reached so many different audiences, that the creativity of those musicians was diverse, pluralistic and uncontrollable; for some purists, blasphemy, without a doubt, but for the rest, absolutely free music. Most tracks reissued for the first time. Includes detailed notes by expert Vicente Fabuel plus picture sleeves of all the tracks, band photos and labels.