Similar genres that tie in to this movement is the soul records and R&B genres. Soul records originated in the United States in the 1950's and combined gospel music with the blues. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame referred to soul as, "music that arose out of the black experience in America..." Often credited to Ray Charles in his classic 1954 hit, "I Got a Woman," the 60's saw a rise of R&B and soul musicians. Artists who originally labeled themselves as rock musicians soon began saying they had always been R&B and as Little Richard put it, "king of rockin' and rollin', rhythm and blues soulin." In the later part of the decade these popular music styles began forming into newer genres and meshing with other ones to create a varied genre of music.
Tracklist:

01. Aretha Franklin - I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)
02. Lorraine Ellison - Stay with Me
03. Otis Redding - Try a Little Tenderness
04. The Toys - A Lover's Concerto
05. Sam & Dave - I Take What I Want
06. Mary Wells - Dear Lover
07. Eddie Floyd - On a Saturday Night
08. Solomon Burke - You're Good for Me
09. Booker T. & The MG's - Big Train
10. Wilson Pickett - Come Home Baby
11. The Capitols - I Got to Handle It
12. Carla Thomas - I've Got No Time to Lose
13. The Drifters - One Way Love
14. Arthur Conley - Shake, Rattle & Roll
15. The Mar-Keys - Grab This Thing
16. The Marvellos - You're Such a Sweet Thing
17. Rufus Thomas - Willy Nilly
18. Ben E. King - Don't Play That Song (You Lied)
19. Darrell Banks - Here Come the Tears
20. William Bell - Everybody Loves a Winner
21. Patti LaBelle / The Bluebelles - Take Me for a Little While
22. The Bar-Kays - Give Everybody Some
23. Barbara Lynn - He Ain't Gonna Do Right
24. THE APOLLAS - Pretty Red Balloons
25. Linda Jones - Give My Love a Try
26. King Curtis - Jump Back
27. Archie Bell and The Drells - Do the Choo Choo