- Blues Masters · 2008
- 100 Northern Soul Essentials (Remastered) · 2010
- The Very Best Of · 2006
- The Very Best Of · 2009
- Soul for Dancers 2: Out on the Floor Firecrackers · 2010
- Old School Soul Masters · 2009
- The Very Best Of · 2010
- Got My Mo-Jo Working (But It Just Won't Work on You) - Single · 1957
- A Love of My Own / Brand New House - Single · 2013
- The Very Best Of · 2010
- Soul for Dancers 2: Out on the Floor Firecrackers · 2016
- The Very Best Of · 2010
- The Very Best Of · 2010
Compilations
- 2010
About Ann Cole
Ann Cole was a genuinely great soul singer who had the misfortune to be too far ahead of her time. She was daring enough to record "Got My Mojo Working," which she'd performed on-stage (which was how Muddy Waters found the song) in 1956. Cole also cut records on the Timely, Baton, and Sir labels, and in 1956 she was voted the Most Promising Female R&B Vocals. Cole cut many records, but only ever had one pop-chart hit, in 1962 with "Don't Stop the Wedding" on Roulette. The A-side was a sort of answer record to the Etta James song "Stop the Wedding"; ironically, "Don't Stop the Wedding"'s B-side, "Have Fun," was also her last R&B charting song. ~ Bruce Eder
- HOMETOWN
- Newark, NJ, United States
- BORN
- January 29, 1934
- GENRE
- R&B/Soul