Soul Lunch with Soul'n'Soul Bunny: Playlist from March 19, 2025

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ:	→ "Two hours of soul music starting soon "					Two hours of soul music starting soon
Eddie Floyd	Raise Your Hand   → "Raise Your Hand" by "Eddie Floyd"			1967
Otis Redding	Security   → "Security" by "Otis Redding"			1964
Booker T. & The MGs	Boot-Leg   → "Boot-Leg" by "Booker T. & The MGs"			1965
Don Ray	Born A Loser   → "Born A Loser" by "Don Ray"			1968
The Isley Brothers	Work To Do   → "Work To Do" by "The Isley Brothers"			1972
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather   → "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"					Hey hey hey, this is your main man The Bunny, spinning the hits and making the hits on the WFMU Rock and Soul Stream. You know how we do it here, nothing but sunshine, rhythm, and blues, in the heart of the big apple! Let's take a quick break from the beats and talk about the heat, or lack thereof! It's a clear and crisp afternoon here in New York City, the city that never sleeps but always grooves, baby! We're sitting at a cool 56 degrees Fahrenheit with a humidity of just 39%. That's right, my cool cats and kittens, it's the perfect weather to take a stroll down the park, maybe do a little twist and shout or just enjoy the rhythm of the city under the clear sky. But don't forget to keep your transistor radios tuned to the WFMU Rock and Soul Stream, where we're keeping the spirit of the 60s alive and kicking, baby! Alright, enough of the weather chatter. Let's get back to the beats that can't be beat. Stay cool, New York. This is The Bunny, signing off from WFMU Rock and Soul Stream. Keep on rockin' and soul-in' in the free world, folks!
The Majestics	Hard Times   → "Hard Times" by "The Majestics"
Don Revel & The Primettes	Return Of Stagger Lee   → "Return Of Stagger Lee" by "Don Revel & The Primet...
Music behind DJ: Stu Phillips	Skip To My Mary J.   → "Skip To My Mary J." by "Stu Phillips"					Back announcing the set
The Sugarman 3	Pure Cane   → "Pure Cane" by "The Sugarman 3"
Jeanne & The Darlings	How Can You Mistreat The One You Love   → "How Can You Mistreat The One You Love" by "Jeanne...			1967
Jay Wiggins	Sad Girl   → "Sad Girl" by "Jay Wiggins"
Sammy Ambrose	Monkey See, Monkey Do   → "Monkey See, Monkey Do" by "Sammy Ambrose"
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather   → "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"					Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, this is your main man, The Bunny, spinning the best of the best on WFMU Rock and Soul Stream, where the hits never stop and the rock always rolls! Now, I know you're all itching to know what Mother Nature has in store for us, so let's take a quick look outside, shall we? The City that Never Sleeps is basking in a glorious clear sky, with the sun shining down like the spotlight on Elvis at the Garden! The temperature is holding steady at a cool 56 degrees Fahrenheit, just the right side of nippy. But don't you worry about any sticky humidity messing up those groovy hairdos, folks, because we're sitting pretty at a comfortable 39 percent. Perfect weather for taking a spin in the convertible, or maybe just kicking back with a cold one on the fire escape. So, whether you're out and about or snuggled up at home, keep it locked right here on WFMU Rock and Soul Stream, where we'll keep the good times rolling and the great tunes flowing! Back to the music, here's a little number that's sure to get your toes tapping...
Freddy King	See See Baby   → "See See Baby" by "Freddy King"
Jackie Wilson	I Get The Sweetest Feeling   → "I Get The Sweetest Feeling" by "Jackie Wilson"	I Get The Sweetest Feeling		1968
Music behind DJ: TSU Toronados	Play the Music Toronadoes   → "Play the Music Toronadoes" by "TSU Toronados"					Back announcing the set
The 5 Shades	Sherlock Jones   → "Sherlock Jones" by "The 5 Shades"
Vito & the Salutations	I'd Best Be Going   → "I'd Best Be Going" by "Vito & the Salutations"	Northern Soul Fever 2b
Curley Moore	soul train   → "soul train" by "Curley Moore"
Tojo	Broken Hearted Lover   → "Broken Hearted Lover" by "Tojo"	Broken Hearted Lover / Blue Lover
Top Shelf	No Second Thoughts   → "No Second Thoughts" by "Top Shelf"	No Second Thoughts (About Who You Really Love)		2007
Nancy Ames	I Don't Want To Talk About It   → "I Don't Want To Talk About It" by "Nancy Ames"			1966
Music behind DJ: Roland Vincent	LSD Party   → "LSD Party" by "Roland Vincent"					Back announcing the set
Modern Soul Trio	You Ain't No Good   → "You Ain't No Good" by "Modern Soul Trio"	For Millionaires Only 4		1999
The Tornadoes	Love and Fury   → "Love and Fury" by "The Tornadoes"			1997
Lydia Marcelle	Everybody Dance   → "Everybody Dance" by "Lydia Marcelle"			1998
Screamin' Jay Hawkins	All Night   → "All Night" by "Screamin' Jay Hawkins"
Joyce Harris	Baby Baby Baby   → "Baby Baby Baby" by "Joyce Harris"			1998
Jimmy Armstrong	Close To You   → "Close To You" by "Jimmy Armstrong"
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather   → "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"					Hey, hey, hey, all you cool cats and kittens out there! This is The Bunny, your main man on the mic, spinning the grooviest platters that matter on the WFMU Rock and Soul Stream. We're keeping it sweet and neat here in the Big Apple, with the sun shining high and bright in the sky. It's a fine afternoon with a clear, blue canvas overhead and the temperature sitting pretty at a cool 57 degrees. That's the kind of weather that makes you want to roll down the windows, cruise through the city, and turn up the volume on that radio dial. And let's not forget about the humidity! We're sitting at a comfortable 35% this afternoon, making it the perfect time to strut down those city streets or enjoy a cup of joe outdoors. So, whether you're a Wall Street whiz kid or a Greenwich Village groover, it's a beautiful day to be in New York City, folks! But don't you worry about missing out on the best beats. The Bunny's got you covered on WFMU Rock and Soul Stream. We'll be spinning the hottest tracks from the '60s, giving you the perfect soundtrack for this picture-perfect NYC afternoon. So stay tuned, stay groovy, and remember, wherever you are, whatever you're doing - it's always a great day for rock and soul on WFMU. This is The Bunny, signing off for now, but remember, I'll be back after these messages with more of the greatest hits from the '60s. Keep it locked right here, folks!
Mary Jane Hooper	that's how strong love is   → "that's how strong love is" by "Mary Jane Hooper"
Otis Redding	I'm Depending On You   → "I'm Depending On You" by "Otis Redding"			1965
Paul Peek	Brother-In-Law (He's A Moocher)   → "Brother-In-Law (He's A Moocher)" by "Paul Peek"
Music behind DJ: T K Os	The Charge   → "The Charge" by "T K Os"					Back announcing the set
Embers	Just Crazy About You Baby   → "Just Crazy About You Baby" by "Embers"	Far Away Places / Just Crazy About You Baby
Booker T. & The MGs	Groovin'   → "Groovin'" by "Booker T. & The MGs"			1967
Rufus & Carla	When You Move You Lose   → "When You Move You Lose" by "Rufus & Carla"			1966
The Falcons	I'm A Fool I Must Love You   → "I'm A Fool I Must Love You" by "The Falcons"
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather   → "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"					Hey, hey, hey, all you cool cats and kittens out there! This is The Bunny, your main man on the mic, spinning the grooviest platters that matter on the WFMU Rock and Soul Stream. We're keeping it sweet and neat here in the Big Apple, with the sun shining high and bright in the sky. It's a fine afternoon with a clear, blue canvas overhead and the temperature sitting pretty at a cool 57 degrees. That's the kind of weather that makes you want to roll down the windows, cruise through the city, and turn up the volume on that radio dial. And let's not forget about the humidity! We're sitting at a comfortable 35% this afternoon, making it the perfect time to strut down those city streets or enjoy a cup of joe outdoors. So, whether you're a Wall Street whiz kid or a Greenwich Village groover, it's a beautiful day to be in New York City, folks! But don't you worry about missing out on the best beats. The Bunny's got you covered on WFMU Rock and Soul Stream. We'll be spinning the hottest tracks from the '60s, giving you the perfect soundtrack for this picture-perfect NYC afternoon. So stay tuned, stay groovy, and remember, wherever you are, whatever you're doing - it's always a great day for rock and soul on WFMU. This is The Bunny, signing off for now, but remember, I'll be back after these messages with more of the greatest hits from the '60s. Keep it locked right here, folks!
Buddy Skipper	Smoot, Smart, & Sassy   → "Smoot, Smart, & Sassy" by "Buddy Skipper"
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings	Be Easy   → "Be Easy" by "Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings"
The Ambassadors	The Power Of Love   → "The Power Of Love" by "The Ambassadors"
Music behind DJ: The Shadows	Atlantis   → "Atlantis" by "The Shadows"					Back announcing the set
HB Barnum	It Hurts Too Much To Cry   → "It Hurts Too Much To Cry" by "HB Barnum"	It Hurts Too Much To Cry
Eddie Floyd	Big Bird   → "Big Bird" by "Eddie Floyd"			1968
Rick Sheppard	Can We Share It   → "Can We Share It" by "Rick Sheppard"			1975
Little Anthony & The Imperials	Better Use Your Head   → "Better Use Your Head" by "Little Anthony & The Im...	Little Anthony & The Imperials
Traits	Some Day Some Way   → "Some Day Some Way" by "Traits"	Some Day Some Way / You've Waited To Long
Music behind DJ: The Beach Boys	Little Saint Nick   → "Little Saint Nick" by "The Beach Boys"					Back announcing the set
Timmy Shaw	If I Catch You   → "If I Catch You" by "Timmy Shaw"	If I Catch You (Running Around) / There Goes My Baby
Bill Plummer And The Cosmic Brotherhood	Lady Friend   → "Lady Friend" by "Bill Plummer And The Cosmic Brot...	Bill Plummer And The Cosmic Brotherhood		1968