'60s Soul Explosion
100 songs
In the 1960s, gospel music met secular lyrics describing the black experience in America, and soul music was born. '60s soul singers demanded respect, begged for love, and told it like it was, changing popular music forever.
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2:43
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2:23
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3:03
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3:17
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2:45
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2:54
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3:05
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3:05
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3:15
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2:32
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2:37
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2:29
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2:46
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3:10
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2:41
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3:11
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2:46
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2:31
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2:24
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2:55
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2:49
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2:44
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2:39
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2:46
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2:57
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2:51
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2:52
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3:18
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2:38
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3:02
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2:30
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2:47
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2:46
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2:53
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2:50
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2:43
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2:58
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2:45
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5:56
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2:37
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2:57
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2:24
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2:35
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3:35
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3:02
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3:02
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4:23
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2:37
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6:03
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2:26
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2:56
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2:47
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2:20
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1:57
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2:53
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2:20
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2:23
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3:05
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6:00
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6:15
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2:38
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2:27
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3:42
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2:56
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3:44
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2:34
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2:34
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![(Sweet Sweet Baby) Since You've Been Gone [Mono Single Version] - Aretha Franklin](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/EscSJVTx7Gg/mqdefault.jpg)
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2:48
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3:26
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2:39
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3:17
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2:39
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3:00
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2:44
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3:19
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2:57
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2:36
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2:39
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4:33
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2:47
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2:45
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2:50
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2:51
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2:56
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2:55
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2:31
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2:16
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2:51
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3:19
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4:07
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3:19
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2:56
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3:27
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2:53
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2:59
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2:52
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2:49
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2:47
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2:32