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Soul, Guralnick would argue, sprang from the sacred but profane trinity of, and; it was a fundamentally African-American and Southern phenomenon, with hot spots in Memphis, in Alabama, in Georgia; it was gritty and emotive. Guralnick, in the first edition of his treatise, was guardedly positive about the smoother soul of, and casually dismissive of the slicker Motown sound, two clear antecedents of the main Philadelphia current. There are links here to Guralnick's favored vein: late-career highlights from Jerry Butler ('Only the Strong Survive'), Wilson Pickett ('Don't Let the Green Grass Fool You') and Joe Simon ('Drowning in the Sea of Love'), three bona fide exemplars of the classic 1960s soul music tradition. Not to mention, whose commercial heyday is chronicled herein, but whose raucous vocal contributed the grit to many a Sam Cooke record in an earlier incarnation.