Ross Allen  

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DJ and record compiler. He founded Casual Records which released the Country Got Soul compilations. He also compiled Meltdown

This week sees the release of Country Got Soul, a compilation of classics by a crop of swampy redneck hepcats that included TONY JOE WHITE, DAN PENN, EDDIE, DONNIE FRITTS, LARRY JON WILSON – and even the great CHARLIE RICH. Assembled by singer-songwriter Jeb Loy Nichols for DJ Ross Allen's new Casual label, it features sleevenotes by RBP Editor BARNEY HOSKYNS, along with a 1969 swamp manifesto by Atlantic Records kingpin JERRY WEXLER. We reproduce both of them here.


1. Country Got Soul (2003) - Various Artists [Amazon US] [Amazon UK]

1. Larry Jon Wilson - Sheldon Churchyard 2. Razzy - I Hate Hate 3. Charlie Rich - Hey Good Lookin 4. Eddie Hinton - Come Running Back To You 5. Tony Joe White - Did Somebody Make A Fool Out Of You 6. Travis Wammack - You Better Move On 7. Donnie Fritts - Short End Of The Stick 8. Delaney & Bonnie - We Can Love 9. Reuben Howell - Funny How Time Slips Away 10. Jim Ford - I- m Gonna Make You Love Me 11. George Soule - Get Involved 12. Sandra Rhodes - Where's Your Love Been 13. Johnny Daye - Stay Baby Stay 14. Bobby Hatfield - The Feeling Is Right 15. Dann Penn - If Love was Money


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