Soul, Funk, R&B, Reggae, Disco, Hip Hop Now Playing Corner (pt4)

Full Force - 4-U (Full Force's Mellow Medley)

 

Miguel- Adorn

 

Their single release following "Shout, Pts. 1 & 2", 1959.

"Respectable" - The Isley Brothers.

 

Sir Mix A Lot - Posse On Broadway

 

The Tubes-Monkey Time (duet with Martha Davis from the Motels).

 

"Satin Soul" - The Love Unlimited Orchestra

 

"Shoeshine Boy" - Eddie Kendricks

 

"Crumbs Off The Table" - Laura Lee

 

Nina Simone -- Baltimore
A strange rendition done in Reggae style, this one grew on me.

 

I'm doing an "aural re-visit" with The Time Has Come, an oft-overlooked
album that will we celebrating it's fiftieth (!!!) anniversary come this
November and was reminded of this:

"Romeo and Juliet" - The Chambers Brothers.

 

Superb. I heard that for the first time on the car radio the other day!

 

"Never Can Goodbye" - Isaac Hayes.

 

Nice sound for a semi-official CD.

 

I heard this track in the credits of a documentary film the other day, and now I'm going to have to get their collection.

Mickey and the Soul Generation - "Hey Brother Man"

 

"She's a Bad Mama Jama (She's Built, She's Stacked)" - Carl Carlton, 1981.

 

The B-side of "Try a Little Tenderness":

"I'm Sick Y'all" - Otis Redding, 1966.

 

"Tell It Like It Is" - Aaron Neville, 1966.

 

"Blame it on the Boogie" - The Jacksons.

 

"Son of Shaft" - The Bar-Kays.

 

The Gap Band - Party Train

 

"Ain't It Better to Ignite Than to Explode?" - The Bourbon Tabernacle
Choir.

 

"Reasons" - Minnie Riperton, with El Toro Negro on drums.

 

"Every Little Bit Hurts" - Brenda Holloway, 1962.

 

"This World Has Music" - Average White Band.

 

Homie? In 1946? You don't say!

"The House of Blue Lights" - Freddie Slack with Rhythm Section with
Ella Mae Morse and Don Raye, 1946.