Hot Sauce/ Rhonda Washington - Good Woman Turning BadUK collection containing the complete recordings of Detroit based, Memphis recorded act Hot Sauce, who came to Stax Records in 1971 and who had the dubious honor of releasing the last ever single on Volt in 1975. Hot Sauce only had two modest R&B chart hits but all of the act's work is highly regarded and avidly collected by lovers of serious Southern soul. Stax.

which made him a household name on both sides of the Atlantic

We rectify that situation here with this stylishly packaged vinyl-only 14-track collection of their finest Fraternity recordings

A genre-spanning two-disc array of pivotal singles

Their message was clear and simple: clap your hands

'Telephone Blues'

With the blurring of the boundaries between the genres

'Love Attack' and 'Pouring Water on a Drowning Man' before we get to 'Dark End of the Street'

it proved a commercial formula in tune with the times

Lydian Sound Orchestra - Azurka

and became a fixture on bebop sessions through into the 1950s

mostly presented in the order and format they were released on the albums "Flip Phillips Quartet"

He was a fine vocal stylist