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9 comments on “ Everybody Loves A Winner - William Bell - The Soul Of A Bell (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Jones also helped turn Bell's peerless original "Everybody Loves a Winner" into a little masterpiece of Southern Soul; aside a breathtaking vocal by William, Jones' beautiful string arrangement really tops this track off. Also check out Marvell Thomas (son of the legendary Rufus Thomas) chiming in those delicate country-soul piano chords.

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2. That track was initially released in but it was only placed onto an album when this disc hit the streets in – quite a gap. Stax was Bell’s workplace for some time. In fact, he joined the label as a songwriter. The fact that Bell had the chops to lay down a soul song was a big plus but did his innate songwriting skills also help in his.

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3. Debut LP from soul wonder William Bell Vinyl Me, Please Classics selection for April That two year gap, the two years when William Bell was mostly out of the music game and in the Army picking up cigarette butts for sergeants who didn't recognize him as the up-and-coming soul singer he was, inform The Soul Of A Bell, Bell's debut LP.

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4. Excellent work from singer William Bell – and one of the best-ever full LPs to come out of Stax Records in the 60s! At this early point in his career, Bell was simply stunning – a blend of southern soul with some of the more sophisticated touches happening up north, all summed up in the album's landmark tear-jerker track, "You Don't Miss Your Water" – one of those.

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5. Bell is a smooth soulful singer for the most part although he can pull off a rougher Otis Redding sound when it's called for. Somehow, back in the sixties, I missed out on hearing "Everybody Loves A Winner", the standout cut here. Churchy and soulful, heartfelt and moving, Van Morrison might well have used it as a blueprint for the Moondance album.5/5(17).

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6. William Bell: The Soul Of A Bell ‎ (LP, Album) Stax: S US: Sell This Version/5(3).

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7. Bell's Top 20 single "Everybody Loves a Winner" was on this album. William Bell was a close friend of fellow Stax recording artist, Otis Redding. Bell was supposed to be on the same tragic flight that led to Redding's death. “It started snowing so bad in Chicago, the .

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8. Total download size: GB Total play length: Cover art included, liner notes not included "William Bell 's history illustrates just how singles-oriented soul was in the s. Though he'd enjoyed a hit in with 'You Don't Miss Your Water,' it wasn't until that Stax finally released his first album, the magnificent The Soul of a Bell.

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9. Many years before his debut album was released on the now-legendary Stax label, Bell wrote songs for the independent label and contributed to the original sound of the South. His simply constructed (in the very best sense) music with its emphasis on demanding lyrics, such as the hit „Everybody Loves A Winner“, is highly appealing to.

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