Monday, October 11, 2010 Solomon Burke just died, one of the last giants of the era of Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, Ray Charles, James Brown, Wilson Pickett, Joe Tex, Arthur Conley, Lou Rawls, Ike Turner ... (Still Aretha Franklin, Ben E. King, Little Richard, Don Covay, Al Green, Sam Moore, Percy Sledge ...?).
In 1968 he was part of the brief adventure of 
Soul" and "That's How It Feels .
He contributed numerous interviews to create a semi-mythical story of the soul, as evidenced by the book Sweet Soul Music by Peter Guralnick. He also wrote many hits, including "Everybody Needs Somebody
," one of the first piece of pure Soul, which I already talked Sine Hebdo in: http://entrelesoreilles.blogspot.com/2009/0
2/sine-hebdo-24-archeologie-musicale.html
But it was live " he gave of his talent and charisma, whether in a church like this"
Twelve Gates To The City "in a concert hall as in" I Can ' t Stop Loving You
"or the" Everybody Needs Somebody
"with the Rolling Stones or even sitting, on TV, as in these newer songs:" Do not Give Up On
Me "and" None Of Us Are Free . In 2009, he still gave very good shows like this to Porretta I covered for Sine Hebdo: "The one everyone was waiting does not disappoint, it remains the best entertainer in the style. So he always gives the same show, he managed to believe that tonight (like every night) is more special than others, and varies interactions with the public, such as the usual distribution pinks and necklaces. It is surrounded by its own group, excellent, and 4 women in red dresses short (two violinists and two singers, her daughter and granddaughter). Quite soon the stage is invaded by fans he manages admirably in his chair for a king. In the end, he is joined on vocals by Irene Fornaciari, Zucchero's daughter, and the latter comes the kiss on stage like a whirlwind ... "Incomplete Setlist: Three songs from his new album at the time not yet released / Diamond in Your Mind / Cry To Me / That's How I Got To Memphis / Soul Searching / The More, a piece of Swamp Dog he sang for the first time in 15 years / Medley w / Dock of the Bay, F Fa Fa Fa, Stand By Me / Down in the Valley / Tonight's the Night / I Can not Stop Loving You / Two songs by the 37th girl (on 90) daughter and his 14th (of 21)! / Do not Give Up On Me / I Want to Go Home / Medley with Proud Mary, Good Golly Miss Molly and Tutti Frutti (with Irene Fornaciari) / What a Wonderful World / Everybody Needs Somebody / When the Saints Go Marching Assembled. . http://entrelesoreilles.blogspot.com/2009/08/sine-hebdo-51-les-vacances-de-mr-dror.html This concert is entirely visible on the Internet: http:/
/ www.lepida.tv/video/Porretta-Soul-Festival-22a-Edizione-2009Solomon-Burke_360.html
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That same year, Porretta, I also enjoyed the benefit of Toni Green
I recommend you: "Very low-cut white dress, show very energetic and very friendly, Toni talks a lot, laughs, engages the audience and sings a good and original repertoire. It makes a beautiful tribute to Michael Jackson chaining a beautiful version of A Change is Gonna Come by Sam Cooke with the end gospelisante of Man in the Mirror, which also includes the phrase "I'm Gonna Make A Change." Note that Toni is accompanied, in addition to the group of Austin Lone, guitarist Thomas Bingham. " Setlist: Soulville (Dinah) / Dr. Feelgood (Aretha) / Breaking Up Somebody's Home (Ann Peebles), where she danced two excellent public participants / A Change IS Gonna Come - The Man in the Mirror (Sam Cooke - Michael Jackson) / Say A Little Prayer (Dionne) / At Last (Etta). Visible on the Internet:
http://www.lepida.tv/video/Porretta-Soul-Festival-22a-Edizione-2009Toni-Green_359.html
You'll find all the concerts of 2009 and 2010 here Porretta by clicking on the letter "P":
http://www.lepida.tv/video.html
In 2010, I recommend those Chick Rodgers,
McKinley Moore and Lavelle
White .
Dror
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