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styles, artists and recommended albums

• gospel to soul: sam cooke - night beat, portrait of a legend, aretha franklin - lady soul, amazing grace
• r&b to soul: ray charles - the birth of soul, james brown - live at the apollo, nina simone - sings the blues
• memphis soul: otis redding - otis blue, isaac hayes - ultimate: can you dig it? al green - let's stay together
• chicago soul: the impressions - anthology 1961-1977, curtis mayfield - super fly, donny hathaway - live
• motown: the temptations - psychedelic soul, marvin gaye - what's going on, stevie wonder - innervisions
• uk pop soul: david bowie - young americans, george michael - faith, sade - diamond life, love deluxe
• us pop r&b: michael jackson - off the wall, thriller, prince - 1999, janet jackson - rhythm nation
• neo soul: d'angelo - voodoo, lauryn hill - the miseducation of lauryn hill, erykah badu - mama's gun
• retro soul: amy winehouse - back to black, leon bridges - coming home, michael kiwanuka - love & hate
• alternative r&b: the weeknd - trilogy, frank ocean - channel orange, kelela - take me apart, blood orange - negro swan
• contemporary r&b: maxwell - embrya, the-dream - love/hate, miguel - war & leisure, beyoncé - lemonade, sza - ctrl

• backing (also "backup singer" [nth am. english] and "backing vocalist") (noun): a who gives vocal support to a lead - tessa was one of joe cocker's backing singers.

  bar (noun): one of many small sections in a piece of music that contains a fixed number of beats - each bar in the song has four beats.

  call and response (noun): two phrases, one of which answers the other - the call and is before the last chorus.

  civil rights movement (noun): a demand for social justice by oppressed people - martin luther king led the civil rights in the 60s.

  classic (adjective): very good and highly-regarded for a long time - neil loves those american cars of the 50s.

  contemporary r&b (noun): recent r&b that mixes soul, pop and hip hop sounds - contemporary r&b is really popular these days.

  crossover hit (noun): an r&b, soul or country song that's on the pop-music charts - we'll all be rich if we have a crossover hit.

  dynamic (adjective): and having a lot of - apple corp is one of the world's most dynamic it companies.

  groove (noun): repetitive, rhythmic pattern played by a section - hip-hop artists still use james brown's grooves in their beats.

  horn section (noun): a group of musicians playing brass instruments and saxophones - how many songs does the horn section play on?

  house band (noun): a group of musicians who work for a music company - house bands don't become famous, but singers do.

  house producer (noun): one of a record company's full-time music producers - how many house producers does sony music have?

  neo soul (noun): a style that mixes r&b and 60s or 70s soul - angelina played some great neo soul tracks at our party.

  pop soul (noun): a style of soul music with a pop-music sound - mum's listening to pop soul again.

  racism (noun): the or of a whole race of people - racism has always existed in our country.

  secular (adjective): not religious, or with no to religion - we sent our kids to a school, not a religious one.

  session musician (noun): a who can be hired to play on a recording - session musicians don't get much work these days.

  soundtrack album (noun): an album containing music made for a film - has the soundtrack album been released yet?

  tambourine (noun): an with metal discs that rattles when hit or - mick jagger often plays tambourine when he sings.

  the south (noun): the southeastern part of the usa - racism has always been a bit worse in the south.

  yearn (verb): to want something very much - his yearning for a better world is expressed in his songs.