I'm in the mood for some classic soul.  Can you recommend a song with strong vocals and a soulful feel?
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Let's start with "Harry Hippie" by Bobby Womack. It's a great example of classic soul with powerful vocals.
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That was great!  Something a bit more upbeat now, maybe still soul but with a bit of a danceable rhythm?
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Okay, how about "Don't Make This The Last Date For You And Me" by Bobby Womack? It still has that soul feel but a more energetic beat.
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Okay, shifting gears. Let's try something totally different - a rock song with a bit of a bluesy edge.
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I've got just the thing: "For Old Times' Sake" by Sol Driven Train.  It has a nice rock sound with some bluesy elements.
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This is good.  How about something smoother, a bit more R&B or soul?
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Let's try "Take Your Time (feat. Corinne Bailey Rae)" by Al Green.  It's smooth R&B with great vocals.
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Excellent choice. Now for a change of pace, something country.
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Then you should definitely listen to "White Lightning" by The Cadillac Three. It's pure country energy.
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This is great, keeping the energy going, but now something with a bit more heart - country or rock with a bit of blues?
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How about "Cover Me Up" by Jason Isbell? It's got that heart, and a nice blend of country and rock with blues influences.
assistant
Perfect. Now, something funky!
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Let's go with "A Lover Was Born" by Lee Dorsey.  This track is pure funk!
assistant
Fantastic.  Something a bit more soulful again, this time with a classic feel?
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Then I suggest "Trying to Live My Life Without You" by Otis Clay. It's soulful with a timeless quality.
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That was smooth!  Let's go with some blues now, something upbeat and maybe a bit acoustic?
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How about "Farther On Down the Road" by Taj Mahal? It blends blues with acoustic elements.
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Excellent. Now, I'd like to hear something classic blues with a gospel feel.
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Then I recommend "Got To Be Some Changes Made" by The Staple Singers. It's blues infused with that classic gospel energy.
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That was powerful!  Something more mellow, singer-songwriter now, maybe a bit of blues or soul?
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Try "My Best Guess" by Ryan Montbleau. It's soulful singer-songwriter with a touch of blues.
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That's wonderful. I want something bluesy and rocky now.
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Let's go with "She Thinks I Still Care" by Eric Lindell. It's a bluesy rock track.
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Perfect. To finish, something a bit lighter, maybe pop or singer-songwriter.
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Then I suggest "Alone Again (Naturally)" by Gilbert O'Sullivan. It's a pop classic.
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I really didn't like that last song. It was way too mellow for my taste. Can we try something more energetic and soulful?
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I apologize, let's try a different route. "Could I Be the One?" by Al Green might be a better fit. It's got strong soul vocals and more energy than the last track.
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