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Resources share the relationship genre to Soul music
- 30 greatest hits, Aretha Franklin
- Frank, Amy Winehouse
- Songs in A minor, Alicia Keys
- Songs in the key of life, Stevie Wonder
- Gold, The Neville Brothers
- "Awaken, my love!", Childish Gambino
- This is who I am, [Heather Headley]
- Acoustic soul, India.Arie
- The essential Earth, Wind & Fire, limited edition 3.0
- Gold, Marvin Gaye
- In the jungle groove, James Brown
- You're driving me crazy, Van Morrison and Joey DeFrancesco
- Bill Withers live at Carnegie Hall
- Jaime, Brittany Howard
- Wake up!, John Legend, the Roots
- You're the man, Marvin Gaye
- The very best of Sam & Dave
- Boyz II Men II
- Pickin' up the pieces, the best of Average White Band
- It's a holiday soul party, Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings
- The very best of Booker T. & the MGs
- Let's get it on
- The world is a ghetto, War
- Cold cold heart, where country meets soul, v. 3
- Fitz and the Tantrums
- The birth of soul
- Don't lose this, Pops Staples
- HITnRUN phase one, Prince
- Her best
- The diary of Alicia Keys, Alicia Keys
- 20 all-time greatest hits, James Brown
- Oyo, Angelique Kidjo
- Soul fingers, the music & life of legendary bassist Donald "Duck" Dunn, by Nick Rosaci ; foreword by Dan Aykroyd (a.k.a. Elwood Blues)
- Eccentric soul, the Deep City label
- Come and get it, the rare pearls, Jackson 5
- The New Birth Inc. greatest funk classics, The New Birth
- Get it together
- Sunday music, 6
- Behind closed doors:, [where country meets soul], v. 1
- 20 greatest hits, Jackie Wilson
- One true vine, Mavis Staples
- Essential Gladys Knight and the Pips, Gladys Knight & the Pips
- When was the last time, Little Beaver
- The best of the Commodores
- Mavis Staples, I'll take you there : an all-star concert celebration
- Both sides of the sky, Jimi Hendrix
- Hitsville USA, the Motown singles collection 1959-1971
- Back to front, Lionel Richie
- Funk power, 1970, a brand new thang
- The best of the Staple Singers