'Broke the mould of what black music was all about.'

3. Maggie May by Rod Stewart

'Unbelievably haunting soul song masquerading as a rock hit.'

4. When I Was Seventeen by Frank Sinatra

'It reminds me of my late mum and my wonderful childhood.'

5. Why Can't We Be Lovers? by Holland Dozier Holland

'It sends shivers down your spine.'

6. I Get Around by Tupac Shakur

'He was a misunderstood genius. This just oozes soul and class that most hip-hop doesn't come close to.'

7. What's Going On? by Marvin Gaye

'It still sounds brilliant today.'

8. Moonlight Serenade by Glen Miller Orchestra:

'He was a pioneer who created beautiful music, and this was one of the most memorable and moving.'

9. Wicky Wacky by The Fatback Band

'Unbelievably funky.'

10. Cry To Me by Loleatta Holloway

'The best old soul music was all about love and heartache, and this about sums up the genre.'