The Soul Runners – Chittlin' Salad (MoSoul ‎– 5104)

 

The Soul Runners – Chittlin' Salad | Rare 1967 Funk Soul Classic on MoSoul 5104

MoSoul records 1967  ‎– 5104

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Deep in the golden era of Southern soul and raw funk grooves, 

The Soul Runners delivered a memorable underground classic 

with “Chittlin’ Salad”, released on the respected MoSoul 5104 label. 

Packed with gritty rhythms, tight horn arrangements, and

authentic Southern energy, this rare single remains a favorite

 among collectors and crate diggers searching for hidden soul gems.

“Chittlin’ Salad” captures the essence of late 1960s and early 1970s 

soul-funk culture — a sound built on powerful grooves, dancefloor-ready 

percussion, and expressive vocals. The Soul Runners blended funk 

instrumentation with deep Southern soul influences, creating a track 

that still resonates with vintage music enthusiasts today.

The MoSoul label became known for releasing distinctive soul 

records that carried the raw emotional spirit of the American South. 

With “Chittlin’ Salad,” The Soul Runners added another timeless 

recording to the label’s legacy, helping preserve the 

rich tradition of independent soul music.

Credits

Arranged By – James Carmichael

Producer – Fred Smith 

Written-By – Smith, Carmichael

Bernard Blackman (guitar)

Ray

John Rayford (b.1943, tenor saxophone)

Melvin Dunlap (bass)

Al McKay (guitar)

and James Gadson (drums)

Charles Wright is a singer, pianist, guitarist, 

and leader of the eight-member band.

Recording studio

The most credible lead points to:

Nashville West Recording Studio in Los Angeles

tracklist:

A Chittlin' Salad 2:25

B Chittlin' Salad - Part II 2:00

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