Jackie Ross Discography of CDs

Jackie Ross discography The mighty Chess label of Chicago was home to some of the greatest female soul singers of the 1960s. Over the last few years we've released well-received compilations by Etta James, Sugar Pie DeSanto and Mitty Collier. Now it's the turn of ...

Jackie Ross songs Chicago soul singer Jackie Ross had a classic hit record in the '60s with "Selfish One" - after which she fell from mainstream popularity but continued to cut great records. Trained in gospel, but let loose on secular soul with her incredible voice, this Liner ...

Jackie Ross CD discography Track Listing of songs: This World's In A Hell Of A Shape; What Would You Give; A Woman; Need Your Love So Bad; Take The Weight Off Me; I Can't Stand To See You Go; The World Needs More People Like You; The People Some People ...

Jackie Ross CD discography Photographer: Frank Ockenfels. Mad Men: A Musical Companion (1960-1965) collects some of those years' best examples of vocal pop and rock & roll, with a little bit of soul, bossa nova, and jazz thrown in for good measure. This is a solid, enjoyable collection, bridging ...

Jackie Ross albums Recorded between 1962 and 1972. Includes liner notes by David Nathan and Robert Pruter. While Chess made numerous legendary contributions to the fields of blues and rock & roll, its reputation as a major mover and shaker in the soul field from 1961 ...