Soulelujah

Soulelujah and The Sinclair are closed for the time being, but you can keep your moves sharp at home with their Soulelujah Social Distance playlist on Spotify.

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Carrie D’Amour (a/k/a Miss Firecracker of Lata Gata Negra League of Masked Lady Wrestlers) started Soulelujah in May 2003. Originally spelled “Soul-A-Lujah,” after the song by the Stax supergroup of Johnnie Taylor, Eddie Floyd, William Bell, Carla Thomas, and Pervis, Mavis, and Cleotha Staples that appeared on the 1969 Boy Meets Girl compilation.

The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band, Curtis Mayfield, Joe Tex, Heatwave, Stevie Wonder, The Mohawks, Hot Chocolate, The Manhattans, Jomo, The T.S.U. Tornadoes, Dyke and the Blazers, Robert Parker, The Mighty Hannibal, Jean Knight, The Meters, Alvin Cash, Mickey and His Mice, Juice, Edwin Starr, Ray Charles, Eddie Bo, Cold Grits, Professor Longhair, Ike and Tina Turner, Sam and Dave, Wilson Pickett, The Commodores, Etta James, Jimmy "Bo" Horne, Ohio Players, Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, Sly and the Family Stone, Rose Royce, Jr. Walker, James Brown, Manu Dibango, B.T. Express, Bobby Byrd, Honey Cone, Babt Huey, Kool & the Gang, Willie Bobo, Cymande, Rufus Thomas, The Stovall Sisters, The Isley Brothers, The Pointer Sisters, Bill Withers, Lyn Collins, Ann Peebles, Al Green, Marva Whitney, Sharon Jones, Ernie K. Doe, Booker T. & the MG's, Marlena Shaw, Otis Redding, The Jimmy Castor Bunch, The Whatnauts, Earth Wind and Fire, Esther Williams, Jackson Sisters, Roy Ayers, Aretha Franklin, The Dramatics, Third Guitar, Archi Bell and the Drells.

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