The late, great Charles Bradley, often hailed as "The Screaming Eagle of Soul," delivered a powerful and emotionally charged performance at the North Sea Jazz Festival in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, on July 13, 2014. Accompanied by his Extraordinaires, Bradley's set was a highlight of the Daptone Super Soul Revue, an epic three-hour showcase of talent from the renowned Daptone Records label. This special event, held in the Maas hall at Ahoy, celebrated the label's commitment to lovingly crafted retro soul and funk, brought to life with refreshing and renewed energy. Bradley, a true powerhouse of soul, shared the stage with fellow Daptone artists, including the legendary Sharon Jones, and was backed by the formidable Dap-Kings, the label's house band famous for their work with Amy Winehouse. The revue was a non-stop extravaganza, featuring afrobeat band Antibalas, Master of Ceremonies Binky Griptite, and special performances by The Sugarman 3 and Saun & Starr. Inspired by the high-energy Stax, Motown, and James Brown revues of the past, the Daptone Super Soul Revue was a testament to the enduring power of classic soul music, with Bradley at its heart. His raw, heartfelt vocals and captivating stage presence made this a truly unforgettable experience, cementing his legacy as one of modern soul's most authentic and beloved figures.