One of the best -- and certainly one of the most unsung -- soul and R&B vocalists of the 1960s was Maxine Brown, who recorded several impressive singles during the decade for Florence Greenberg's New York-based Wand Records imprint, a subsidiary of Greenberg's Scepter Records, as well as a string of duets with Greenberg's other big R&B star, Chuck Jackson. This generous set collects the six EPs Brown released for the label in the 1960s, including four duet cuts with Jackson. Given the EP setting, there is a bit of filler, but that's a relative term with a singer as good as Brown, and this anthology is as good a place as any to discover this fine artist.