The A-side of this late 60s hard-to-find gem has found its way onto several funk compilation albums and is a very respectable stomper from the James Brown school recorded at Camelot studios in Seattle. But the B-side is the far superior cut I think... a rare mix of funk intensity and waaaay deep soul. The instrumental combines a slower and insistent take on James Brown's patent Popcorn rhythm with great Hammond organ soloing. I think the term 'obscure masterpiece' wouldn't be too much of an exaggeration.
Artist: Ron Buford
A: Deep Soul Part One
B: Deep Soul Part Two
Label: Camelot
Cat#: CS-127
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