Atlantic Sisters of Soul In some ways it’s understandable that Aretha Franklin overshadowed other female soul singers in the late 1960s and early 1970s. On the other hand,.... damn, there were a lot of great female soul singers from that time period who didn't get the recognition they should have. In that spirit, here's Atlantic Sisters of Soul, a really good out of print compilation from the fine folks at Rhino. (And if you find yourself wanting more female soul, the Atlantic Unearthed: Soul Sisters comp Rhino put out in 2006 is also pretty good, though a tad inconsistent.) Dear Lover Mary Wells I Don't Know Baby Washington A Woman Will Do Wrong Dee Dee Sharp Why (Am I Treated So Bad) The Sweet Inspirations (Until Then) I'll Suffer Barbara Lynn Sister Pitiful Judy Clay Shake A Hand Toby Lark Mojo Hannah Tammi Lynn Wish Someone Would Care Mary Lou Can I Be Your Main Thing Margie Alexander Wonderful, Marvelous Jackie Moore With The Dixie Flyers What A Man Laura Lee Can I Hold You To It Lorraine Johnson She Didn't Know (She Kept On Talking) Dee Dee Warwick Who Are You Gonna Love Rozetta Johnson Unsatisfied Woman Jean Battle Set Me Free Esther Phillips With The Dixie Flyers Full Time Woman Irma Thomas Your Turn To Cry Bettye LaVette Don't Try To Take The Fifth The Pointer Sisters Victim Of A Foolish Heart Bettye Swann I Do Believe That I'm Losing You Ones'y Mack Sweet Surrender Margie Joseph