It's funny how an error or confusion, may end up changing the fate of things and taking them to fruition. At home, never have given me without asking first music album I wanted, which is understandable, taking into account the type music I listen to and how much I have, only once, some kings, my mother took the initiative and enriched my musical tastes. 
ran from the 92, 20 tacos watching me, when those kings, gave me a double cassette called "The Best of Soul." In those days, I went even so immersed in the hard rock and metal, and began to discover the blues, so my look of surprise before the gift was huge, but even so, I decided to give it a try. I used to go everywhere with the walkman, discman later with my mp4 and now, in that I have not changed, "so that one day, put the tape and decided to give it a try, and that sounded fucking . I had never stood in the soul, knew "Sittin in the dock of the bay", and I loved that song, you must be of stone to not like it, but the identified soul music with ballads and slow songs, so I did not even hear it had arisen, but that "Best of Soul" opened my ears, and although they were very affordable items, I leave a pleasant aftertaste. 
That tape became a kind of "guilty pleasure", and let the seed planted in my soul, but what would end to make it germinate and it was absolutely part of my personal soundtrack was when more months Later, they poured in Canal + "The Commitments", which left me totally speechless. Not just for the movie, which remains one of my favorite movies with musical theme, but the impressive soundtrack. "Mustang Sally", "Chains of Fools", "Destination Everywhere" or "In the Midnight Hour" were just some of the classics that the band played the protagonist of the film, and I confirmed that the soul was much more to Ballads , it was hot, it was pure sex and it was passion.
From there I began to investigate and find music. Sam Cooke, Ottis Redding, Wilson Picket became essential. Aretha discover, it was love at first listen. I soak in the classics, from amazing people like Solomon Burke, and discovered that the soul was not only hot, could also be proletarian, the first time I soaked sound northern soul. The more soul listen, but found his shadow on the rock.
Perhaps, one of the most concerning the soul, without doubt, is Sam Cooke and her enormous voice. Therefore, in the cold Sweden, during December 2007 and January 2008, the Southern Theatre in Stockholm, became at any club in Harlem, it hosts the tribute to surrender to Cooke. Along with Diamond Dogs, joined friends for shelling the classics that came alive in the throat of Cooke, and record this album under the name "Soul Folks, the Sam Cooke concerts." The band is estate, which is why the base are the Diamond dogs, and their vocalist Sulo master of ceremonies. The album opens with an apotheosis "Soul Folks" by the hand of Sven Zetterberg, Swedish bluesman brings warmth to the topic. Sulo
micro traps, to mark a moving "It's got the whole world shakin ', breathing rock and roll on all four sides.
The thing Sulo is encouraged when it joins the beautiful Pernilla Andersson, to be marked a duet "Another Saturday Night" and making clear that this not be a Saturday night either. The rapper Papa Dee along with proper Boppers are marked "Chaingang."
-Sulo- Zetterberg returns to the scene, to attack, "Laughing and Clowning", taken to its playing field as a passionate blues. The Swedish singer Louise Hoffsten, pays tribute to Sam with "(I love you for) Sentimental Reasons."
Another of the highlights is the appearance of Hellacopter Nicke Andersson, then rock the audience with a frantic "Shake" to make way back to Sulo, this time with a lively "Twistin 'the night away." Sulo remains on stage to play along with Louise Hofften "Somebody Have Mercy."
Another of the highlights is the appearance of Hellacopter Nicke Andersson, then rock the audience with a frantic "Shake" to make way back to Sulo, this time with a lively "Twistin 'the night away." Sulo remains on stage to play along with Louise Hofften "Somebody Have Mercy."
-Pernilla Andersson- The show keeps pace, thanks to the classics, and good performances. Pernilla, this time alone, marks an emotional "A Change Is Gonna Come" siguendo with the repertoire and guests that are repeated or appearing for the first time, rattling (Is not that) good news "of the labor Matte Lagervall, Nicke Andersson back on stage to score a splendid "Yeah man, Clarise Muvemba and his interpretation of" You Send Me ", Papa Dee repeated appearance marked" Wonderful World "and of course the host, Sulo, doing duets with Louise Hofften again (Nothing can change this love) with Clarise Muvemba (Having a party) and Nicke Andersson, closing the show with an overwhelming "Bring it on home to me", memorable.
- Louise Hofften- also highlight the Diamond dogs that move like fish in water, in an entertaining album, with great quality, the kind you hear in one sitting, and not you care to give back to play again and keep the legacy of Sam Cooke still alive.
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