1978, The Soul Children had 15 hits on the R&B chart, including three that crossed over to the Billboard Hot 100, and recorded seven albums. Another Memphis label, Goldwax Records, featured O.V. Wright, James Carr, and Spencer Wiggins, while Al Green, Don Bryant, and Ann Peebles recorded for Memphis's Hi Records, where they were produced by Willie Mitchell. Also influential was the "Muscle Shoals Sound", originating from Muscle Shoals, Alabama. The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section played on hits by many Stax artists during the late 1960s through the mid-1970s, and Atlantic Records artists Wilson Pickett, Percy Sledge, Joe Tex and Aretha Franklin. In 1983, former Soul Children singer J. Blackfoot saw success on soul chart with his single "Taxi". Marvin Sease gained R&B hit "Candy Licker" in 1987. 1990s–present After 1990, southern soul music was still recorded and performed by singers such as Sharon Jones, Charles Bradley, Peggy Scott-Adams, Trudy Lynn, Shirley Brown, Sir Charles Jones, Barbara Carr, Willie Clayton, Bobby Rush, Mel Waiters, Denise LaSalle, Gwen McCrae, Johnnie Taylor, William Bell, Roy C, Millie Jackson, and Sam Dees. See also Northern soul Rhythm and blues Blues Soul music Gospel music Doo wop Funk Beach music References External links [ AllMusic Guide to R&B] Blues Critic Website dedicated to Southern Soul, Rhythm & Blues & Soul Blues Music Southern Soul Top 30 Albums Monthly Southern Soul/R&B Top 30 Albums SouthernSoulRnB.com – Daddy B. Nice's comprehensive guide to today's Southern Soul Music Getbluesinfo.com – Southern Soul/Blues Channel: CarolinaSoul.Org beachmusic45.com - Southern Soul Beach Music Site 20th-century music genres Soul Soul music genres