Name: Soul To Soul: Music From The Original / Various - Soul To Soul: Music From The Original / Various
Brand: Soul To Soul: Music From The Original / Various
SKU: 810177219125

Soul To Soul: Music From The Original / Various - Soul To Soul: Music From The Original / Various vinyl record cover

Ike ; Tina Turner - Soul to Soul (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

Ike ; Tina Turner - River Deep-Mountain High (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

Ike ; Tina Turner - I Smell Trouble (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

The Voices of East Harlem - Run, Shaker Life (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

The Voices of East Harlem - Choose Your Seat and Sit Down/Walk All Over God's Heaven (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

Les McCann; Eddie Harris - the Price You Gotta Pay to Be Free (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

The Staple Singers - When Will We Be Paid (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

The Staple Singers - Are You Sure (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

The Staple Singers - He's Alright (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

Santana - Jungle Strut (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

Santana - Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

Wilson Pickett - in the Midnight Hour (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

Wilson Pickett - Funky Broadway (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

Wilson Pickett - Land of 1000 Dances (Live in Ghana, West Africa March 6, 1971)

Item UPC: 810177219125

Date First Available: March 06, 2026

Label: LIBERATION HALL

Soul To Soul: Music From The Original / Various

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ABOUT THE ALBUM

Soul To Soul: Music From The Original Soundtrack - Performances from the 1971 film featuring Ike & Tina Turner, Wilson Pickett, The Staple Singers, Santana and The Voices of East Harlem. In 1971 several dozen African American soul, jazz, and gospel artists embarked on a journey that would change the lives of everyone involved. They traveled from New York City to Ghana, West Africa to take part in a 13-hour concert entitled Soul to Soul. The concert was a celebration of 14 years of Ghana's independence from British rule. For most of these artists it was their first trip to Africa. For the African American musicians, this was a journey about personal roots, the ancestral homeland, history, discovery, loss, pain and joy. Directed by Academy Award? winner Denis Sanders the concert film/documentary had a limited theatrical run in 1971. It now returns restored with the original edit reconstructing each scene using high quality 2K transfers from the original film elements, which were shot in the 4:3 aspect ratio. The soundtrack has been digitally remastered. Soul to Soul is an electrifying concert film that features it's players at the peak of their powers.

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