Southern Soul - Notable Artists

Notable Artists

  • Johnny Adams
  • Arthur Alexander
  • William Bell
  • J. Blackfoot
  • Bobby "Blue" Bland
  • Shirley Brown
  • Solomon Burke
  • James Carr
  • Clarence Carter
  • Otis Clay
  • Arthur Conley
  • Don Covay
  • Tyrone Davis
  • Eddie Floyd
  • Aretha Franklin
  • Al Green
  • Cee-Lo Green
  • Betty Harris
  • Jimmy Hughes
  • Willie Hutch
  • Luther Ingram
  • Little Willie John
  • Mable John
  • Ruby Johnson
  • Syl Johnson
  • Sir Charles Jones
  • King Floyd
  • Albert King
  • Frederick Knight
  • Jean Knight
  • Denise LaSalle
  • Bettye LaVette
  • Carl Marshall
  • Jimmy McCracklin
  • Little Milton
  • Garnet Mimms
  • Dorothy Moore
  • Sam (Moore) & Dave (Prater)
  • Ann Peebles
  • Wilson Pickett
  • James & Bobby Purify
  • Otis Redding
  • Mack Rice
  • Bobby Rush
  • Joe Simon
  • Percy Sledge
  • Mavis Staples
  • Candi Staton
  • Bettye Swann
  • Johnnie Taylor
  • Joe Tex
  • Marvin Sease
  • Carla Thomas
  • Rufus Thomas
  • Allen Toussaint
  • Lee "Shot" Williams
  • Charlie Wilson (singer)
  • Betty Wright
  • O.V. Wright

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