| | Talcum Soul, Vol. 4 CD
Import exclusive compilation features 26 stonking northern soul greats from the likes of The Soul Sisters, Levi Jackson, The Orlons, The Diplomats, Sandy Nelson, Dee Irwin, Linda Elliot, Ernie Andrews, The O'Jays, Irma Thomas, & many more. EMI. 2004.
TALCUM SOUL V.4: 26 STONKING NORTHERN SOUL GREATS collects 26 soul classics. Talcum Soul, Vol. 4 Music Talcum Soul, Vol. 4 Songs | 1. | Good Time Tonight - The Soul Sisters |
| 2. | This Beautiful Day - Levi Jackson |
| 3. | Spinning Top - Orlons |
| 4. | Honest to Goodness - The Diplomats |
| 5. | Nothing's Too Good for My Baby - Sandy Nelson |
| 6. | I Only Get This Feeling - Dee Irwin |
| 7. | Fell in Love with You Baby - Linda Elliot |
| 8. | Fine Young Girl, A - Ernie Andrews |
| 9. | I Know the Meaning - Rose St John & The Wonderettes |
| 10. | Mr Soul Satisfaction - Timmy Willis |
| 11. | Baby I'm Serious - Charlotta Tillman |
| 12. | Hold On - The O'Jays |
| 13. | Stolen Hours - Patrice Holloway |
| 14. | I'm Losing You - Kenny Ballard |
| 15. | Please Don't Go - Kathy & The Calenders |
| 16. | Nothing Can Help You Now - Lenny Curtis |
| 17. | What Are You Trying to Do? - Irma Thomas |
| 18. | World Without Sunshine - Sandra Phillips |
| 19. | He's Got the Nerve - True Tones |
| 20. | Turn to Me - Chris Towns Unit |
| 21. | Help Me (Get Over My Used to Be Lover) - Honey & the Bees |
| 22. | Try My Loving on You - The Clovers |
| 23. | Stand Up Like a Man - Betty Levette |
| 24. | Long After Tonight Is All Over - Irma Thomas |
| 25. | Movin' Away - Kenny Lynch |
| 26. | Walk with a Winner - Gene McDaniels |
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