Classic soul and Motown review featuring Prentiss McNeil of The Drifters. Led by McNeil after a twenty eight year tenure with The Drifters, the band also includes Bruce Big Daddy Wayne from Wilson Pickett's Midnight Movers.

A Decade of Soul is a classic soul and Motown review featuring Prentiss McNeil of The Drifters.

The show looks back to the era shaped by Berry Gordy's Motown label, the Funk Brothers, Stax Records, and Booker T. and the MG's, tracing the style that came to be known as soul music. It also reaches the period when King and Smash Records gave us The Godfather of Soul and Columbia brought us The Queen of Soul.

After a twenty eight year tenure with The Drifters, Prentiss McNeil leads the review alongside Bruce Big Daddy Wayne from Wilson Pickett's Midnight Movers. They are joined by Janelle Jones on vocals, Robert Jack on bass and vocals, William Van Sise on guitar, Paul Connors on keyboards, R.L. DePaul on drums, Connell Red Thompson on sax, and Bob Scarpula on trumpet.

Built around multiple vocalists and a full band lineup, A Decade of Soul presents a focused tribute to the classic soul and Motown sound.