- Included among the Record Descriptions of Favorite Albums (Part 1).
- Most of these songs are R&B or white soul; but there is a song by Cream, “White Room”, along with Arthur Brown’s left-field hit from 1968, “Fire”.
The Super Hits, Vol. 4 (Various Artists) (1969): This album from Atlantic Records has a generic name but is a fine collection of great songs from the late 1960’s, including “I Can’t Stop Dancing” by Archie Bell and the Drells, “Son of a Preacher Man” by Dusty Springfield, and the last of the big Beatles singles, “Hey Jude” as recorded by Wilson Pickett. Most of the recording artists on this album have one song, but Aretha Franklin and Clarence Carter each have two, as they should. Most of these songs are R&B or white soul; but there is a song by Cream, “White Room”, along with Arthur Brown’s left-field hit from 1968, “Fire”.