Pat Thomas "How Many Times" 45 (Parkside Records) frighteners " and "Future Lover

" and "Future Lover

get down with this one-stop-shop for some of the best groups on today's soul scene: Thee Sacred Souls

The Frightnrs escort Daptone into the world of long-playing reggae with both the sweetest and the roughest record of the decade

leaps out of the speakers with the screaming organ sound that has put Scone on the short list of goto organ players

Wilson Pickett

Pat Thomas "How Many Times" 45 (Parkside Records) frighteners " and "Future LoverReleased by Parkside Records and out now. Growing up in the '60s in New Orleans, Patricia Thomas was surrounded by great music. Her mother would be cooking while Lee Dorsey, Allen Toussaint and Fats Domino kept the kids company. Like many families, Pat grew up in the church. She joined the gospel choir at a young age and has sung gospel and jazz her entire life. R&B and Soul were always in her bag but not her specialty, until now. "If You Want To