I think great garage has got soul and this is where the bands of the 60's score over their modern counterparts.

What is your favourite garage tune with soul?

I've given this at least 10 seconds thought and the first band to spring to mind was The Music Machine but then I thought Richard Berry surely?

But is it only the garage covers of Louie Louie & Have Love Will Travel that makes me think of him as "soulful garage"?

Anyway, here's one for starters but what do you think?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001F38KYE/ref=dm_dp_trk15

Richard Berry isn't garage. Sure, he influence tons of garage over the years, but he was a soul/R&B artist and existed before the whole garage-band movement of the '60s. Plus, I dunno, man, lots of modern garage bands got soul, and I think you hear plenty of it if you know where to look. Take the Dirtbombs, the Greenhornes, the Reigning Sound, the Gentleman Callers, the BellRays, the Mystery Girls, the Oblivians, the Gories and the Creeps as examples. Too many songs by each of them with soul to pick faves, but I'll post links to a few below...

The Creeps - Down at the Nightclub

The Greenhornes - Nobody Loves You

The Come Ons - Mesmerizer

The BellRays - Blue Cirque

Oblivians - Feel All Right & Ride That Train

The Dirtbombs - Your Love Belongs Under a Rock

The Gentleman Callers - Don't, Don't, Don't

The Mystery Girls - Tossin' and Turnin'