Mary Wells - Servin' Up Some Soul
 | Primary Artist |
| Mary Wells | |
| Album Title | |
| Servin' Up Some Soul | |
| Release Date | |
| 1968 | |
| Time | |
The success of "The Doctor" and its flip, "Two Lovers History," prompted Jubilee Records to rush-release Servin' Up Some Soul, an album consisting of six originals, written by Mary Wells-Womack and Cecil Womack, and some bland remakes. The bluesy, deep soul inspired "Woman in Love," is saddled with brazen Memphis horns that nearly overpower her lead. "Two Lovers History" is better, more mainstream R&B, Mary's vocal is self assuring and alluring, and the horns aren't intrusive. Read More
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