WFMU RADIO: Give The Drummer Some 10/20/17

Listener comments!

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11:58am listener james from westwood:

Aw, that kitty has singular taste!

11:58am annie:

here you are!!

11:59am Doug Schulkind:

Hey LJFW! Hi annie!

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12:00pm doctorjazz:

I'm trying to see what song/artist the kitty is liking...

12:01pm Rich in Washington:

one eyed black cats - it's hard to tell if they're coming or going.

12:02pm Doug Schulkind:

Greetings, doc! Groovings, Rich!

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12:02pm Brian in UK:

Hello Doug, made it. That is James Brown reincarnated as a very black cat. Beware.

12:03pm Uncle Michael:

I'm a wreck!

12:03pm joe:

Oh good the lights are on here. I'll hang out here.
'ello folks

12:03pm joe:

You were a wonderful wreck

12:04pm Doug Schulkind:

Welcome aboard Brian in Birthdayland!

Say it IS so, Joe!

@Uncle Michael
From Georgia Tech?

12:05pm joe:

It's So It's So!!!!!!

12:05pm Dean:

Hey, Doug, did you hear what happened on Uncle Michael's show? OMG! Oh, never mind, I'll tell ya later.

12:05pm Parq:

< obligatory joke about great old 45s and pussy >

12:05pm Sem Chumbo:

Hiya, Doug and Doug enablers.

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12:05pm Brian in UK:

Let's make that clear not mine. Eldest daughters (two).

12:06pm Gary:

Yay!

12:07pm Dean:

Just received notice of a new paper by Jeremy Waldron, FYI. "In this paper I address the dignity of old age--the aspects of elderly life that command our respect."

12:10pm Doug Schulkind:

Nice to see (read) ya, Sem Chumbo! Glad you're here, Gary!

@Dean
The Jeremy Waldron at NYU?

12:10pm coelacanth∅:

greetings Doug and Drummers and other Lovers

12:10pm Dean:

Yes. (Formerly at Berkeley.)

12:13pm burke:

Waldron wrote a compelling criticism of our American tradition of judicial review...must be the same guy.

12:14pm Dean:

Indeed.

12:15pm Marc F:

Hey Doug! Listening in from smoky Santa Rosa, CA!!

12:16pm Uncle Michael:

My missing reading glasses are hanging from the neck of my t-shirt.

12:17pm mike east:

Sounding great Doug! Been a while

12:18pm Marc F:

For ONCE Facebook deigned to let me see a post about an FMU show when it was ACTUALLY airing...

Sounds great, so great to hear you on the waves again!

12:18pm Doug Schulkind:

Welcome welcome, coelacanth∅, burke and Marc F!

@Marc
I have been wishing the best for you. My sister narrowly avoided the Soberanes fire in Big Sur last year, but than her house was destroyed by the floods that followed. Horrible stuff.

Mike East! Mike East!

12:19pm Dean:

Where's your t-shirt, UM?

12:20pm Marc F:

Thanks Doug, we were very lucky. The 2,800 houses that burned to the ground were only a few blocks to the north of us. We evacuated, but we were lucky.

Your show is sweet solace and delicious normalcy. Much appreciated!

Glad your sis did OK last year too. California makes you PAY for all the beauty...

12:21pm Dean:

We're 60 miles south of you, @Marc F, and we had a full week of smoky air. I just can't imagine what it's been like for you all.

12:26pm Stanley:

Those Vibrations were good.
Hi Doug

12:27pm hyde:

dang, my old one eyed black cat never brought me 45's

12:28pm Doug Schulkind:

Nice piece on Marie Franklin: www.sirshambling.com...

12:28pm Doug Schulkind:

Nothing but good vibes over here, Stanley! Speaking of good vibes, it's hyde!

12:31pm Uncle Michael:

I can't find my shirt, Dean.

12:31pm northguineahills:

It wasn't fun when I caught the soul clap ;)

12:32pm Dean:

Put on your glasses. Sartorial Catch 22.

12:36pm Parq:

Uncle Michael @12:16 - I do shit like that all the time. Remember the character in "Frasier" who would find something missing, believe that it was stolen, go ballistic and then, a second later, find it six inches to the left of where he thought it was? That's me all over.

12:41pm burke:

Hints of toxic masculinity in this set!

12:41pm Uncle Michael:

Parq, let's just say I was "adrenalized" when I parked those glasses.

12:41pm burke:

@Parq Was that the cantankerous dad?

12:44pm Parq:

Burke, I think it was the sportscaster -- Bulldog, was that the character's name? Mad Dog, maybe?

12:47pm coelacanth∅:

this song is lifting me higher

12:48pm Doug Schulkind:

My work is done here.

12:51pm Marc F:

Thanks, @Dean. Total war zone out here.

But Doug is making it all all right right now!

12:51pm Uncle Michael:

I'm baking a roux, because gumbo will fix me.

12:51pm Dean:

Was there ever a group The Middlings? The Averages? The Mehs?

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12:52pm doctorjazz:

soulful early sets-been enjoying it
Gotta run, maybe catch more in the car, thanks!

12:53pm Dean:

I'm enjoying leftover couscous with a mean harissa. If I exhale on the monitor I guarantee you'll catch a whiff.

12:54pm annie:

UM, i stewed a huge pork chop last night, the broth left over smells soo good. it's going to make a great gravy.... Good Gravy!!!

12:54pm Marc F:

"Leftover Couscous"... now THERE's a band name for you, @Dean

12:55pm Dean:

Heh, for sure. Opening act is Mean Harissa.

12:55pm sinner:

Drummersome is killin' it / Must be feelin' it.

12:56pm Doug Schulkind:

The sinnah!

12:57pm Uncle Michael:

Now preparing to poach chicken thighs for the gumbo...

12:59pm sinner:

Sounds like UM is making Waitelnexyear Gumbo.

12:59pm Dean:

I'm a fan of recipes that call for leeks. The prep instruction "Take a leek..." makes me giggle.

1:00pm coelacanth∅:

ha, speak of the devil!

1:00pm sinner:

Enter the Travelers!

1:01pm Uncle Michael:

"take two large leeks..."

1:01pm Funky16Corners:

Hey Doug! You have an OG of Jump, Jive and Harmonize? I'll be over to burgle your collection post haste.

1:03pm Dean:

That made me LOL. That's a recipe you start the night before by drinking the better part of a six-pack.

1:04pm annie:

well, firefox detected the extra tab open, i have to shut one down.. listening, not commenting.... i saw that joke dean...

1:05pm Doug Schulkind:

@Funky16Corners
Remind me not to give you my street address!

1:06pm Funky16Corners:

Ooh! This Sharon Scott is hot! (and expensive...)

1:06pm Dean:

Hint: There's a Drummer Lane in Ligonier, PA, about sixty miles outside of Pittsburgh.

1:07pm Doug Schulkind:

Hot and Expensive was my nickname in high school.

1:08pm Funky16corners:

Oh my!

1:11pm Doug Schulkind:

Hey Funky16Cornes, when you're slinging nothing but 45s, when do you find time to pee? I think I need a Deejay's Buddy®.

1:12pm Sem Chumbo:

Ha! Nice, nice, nice, D.S..

1:12pm burke:

Christmas in October!

1:12pm hyde:

it was loaded, it exploded

1:13pm Dean:

I've heard this lament more than a couple times in past weeks, namely, that playing 45s keeps the DJ on his/her toes. Why is that so? Why is it any different with LPs or CDs, one song at a time? I know that tracks on 45s on average are shorter than on those other formats, but substantially so?

1:14pm Funky16corners:

@Doug - on the radio or in da clurb? Either way, be fast and efficient.

1:14pm Uncle Michael:

I used a Deejay's Buddy® today. No lie. TMI?

1:14pm Uncle Michael:

Physical cueing, Dean.

1:15pm Doug Schulkind:

Give the Drummer Radio is a full disclosure operation.

1:15pm coelacanth∅:

-otherwise known as "a jar"?

1:15pm Funky16corners:

Sandy Wynns aka Edna Wright, sister of Darlene Love!

1:16pm Dean:

You don't physically cue CDs or LPs? I realize mp3s and digital files allow you to operate differently, but I don't understand the extra burden imposed by 45s, unless it's purely a function of timing, which is plausible.

1:17pm Doug Schulkind:

Sorry this record isn't cracklier. I know how much you all love crackles.

1:17pm Funky16corners:

Timing, cueing and length, I.e. most 2.5 to 3 min long. Not much time to think

1:17pm Uncle Michael:

Hospital room "jug".

Alan Freed didn't have KenzoDB...and comments.

1:18pm coelacanth∅:

this one's Juuust right.

1:18pm Funky16corners:

Plus, you gotta be careful handling 2-300dollar little plastic biscuits

1:19pm Funky16corners:

Your killing it today, Doug. Wish I’d tuned in earlier but was recording vinyl.

1:19pm Dean:

I guess I get it. Sorry, I'm slow.

1:20pm Uncle Michael:

There's got to be a youtube video demonstrating back-cuing records. Then I have to constantly switich sources in my phones, crossfade the records, etc.

1:20pm Doug Schulkind:

"But I was recording vinyl." A LIKELY story, F16C!

1:21pm Funky16corners:

I pulled a big fat stack out of the vault today. Mostly future Testify material.

1:21pm Dean:

And, of course, take a leek, all at once!

1:21pm Uncle Michael:

A real radio board, like at the station can actually *start* a turntable with a button. I don't have that luxury.

1:21pm hyde:

man, being a DJ sounds rough. i'm glad i just send in money to have some other saps do all the work.

1:21pm Funky16corners:

Rosie!

1:22pm Doug Schulkind:

My bladder appreciates that that Sam & Kitty track was three blessed minutes long.

1:22pm Dean:

Ha!, @hyde.

1:24pm coelacanth∅:

i guess the female version of a dj's buddy is a diaper.

1:25pm Funky16corners:

Chamberpot

1:25pm Funky16corners:

Also, this tune is sweet

1:25pm Dean:

Kinks splinter?

1:26pm Doug Schulkind:

Dont get Kinky, Dean.

1:27pm Dean:

You really got me.

1:31pm Funky16corners:

This sounds like the drums in Fools Gold by the Stone Roses

1:32pm Funky16corners:

Hawkshaw!

1:35pm Uncle Michael:

We're more than halfway through the swap!

1:37pm Funky16corners:

Entirely my pleasure!

1:40pm Doug Schulkind:

We heard Pookie earlier in the show singing with the Spaniels.

1:46pm Funky16corners:

This is much funkier than her work with Josie and the Pussycats

1:47pm Doug Schulkind:

That track was atypically funky for Ms. Holloway.

1:47pm hyde:

wow, she was on Josie and the Pussycats AND she co-wrote You've Made Me So Very Happy

1:48pm Funky16corners:

You thinking of Brenda?

1:48pm Doug Schulkind:

Wrote it with her sis, Brenda.

1:49pm Funky16corners:

Damn, you’re right, both of them! I never noticed!

1:49pm Funky16corners:

Oh yeah!

1:50pm Funky16corners:

I would currently (theoretically) commit murder for a copy of this 45.

1:52pm Jeff Golick:

I would not TESTIFY! in that (theoretical) trial.

1:52pm Jeff Golick:

Hi.

1:52pm Doug Schulkind:

Okay, under no circumstances may anyone give Mr. F 16. Corners my street address.

1:52pm Funky16corners:

Hey Jeff!

1:54pm Funky16corners:

The guitar on this one is next level

1:54pm Dean:

Residents cover!

1:54pm Doug Schulkind:

This is the second Jaggers-Richards composed track of the show. Can you guess the first????

1:55pm Funky16corners:

Wilmer

1:56pm Doug Schulkind:

A beautiful freekin' genius wrote about this track, here: funky16corners.com...

1:57pm Funky16corners:

That guy?!?

1:57pm Funky16corners:

Pffttt...

1:57pm Funky16corners:

Everybody dance!!

1:58pm Funky16corners:

Best/only mention of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde on a Soul 45?

2:00pm Funky16corners:

THANK YOU THANK YOY THANK YOU FOR PLAYING THAT!!!

2:01pm coelacanth∅:

"i'm free", i think.

2:01pm Doug Schulkind:

Funky16 and coelacanth∅ got it! "I'm Free" by Wilmer & the Dukes!

2:08pm Webhamster Henry:

Yes - a 24 hour playlist is a good idea. I have a little script that tells me what the automated GTDS is playing, but I can't star anything or leave comments with fellow indigents.

2:08pm coelacanth∅:

the woof-moovers?

2:09pm Doug Schulkind:

w00t! w00t!

2:10pm Doug Schulkind:

Snap my fingers and... it's Webhamster Henry!

2:11pm Funky16corners:

Someday someone will have to assemble a canonical list of all Ivette’s and place it on a timeline

2:11pm Funky16corners:

IKETTES

2:13pm Jeff g.:

This here is phenomenally great walking around music.

2:13pm Doug Schulkind:

"The Ikettes were a trio (sometimes quartet) of female backing vocalists for the Ike & Tina Turner Revue. Despite their origins, the Ikettes became successful artists in their own right, with hits in the early- and mid-1960s. Mostly unheralded, they were arguably one of the ten top R&B female groups of all time.

The group started as the Artettes, the backing group of Art Lassiter. The first official incarnation of The Ikettes was composed of Robbie Montgomery, Venetta Fields, and Jessie Smith; Ike never paid them much, which caused their lineup to change frequently, and they never received royalties.[citation needed] The original trio of Ikettes later morphed into THE MIRETTES."

2:14pm Doug Schulkind:

Howdy Jeff G! I spoke about you on the air earlier, but I think I forgot to greet you here. GREETS!

2:15pm Funky16Corners:

There's a bunch of others too, including Claudia Lennear and (for a short time) Bonnie Bramlett. Same kind of deal with various and sundry Raelettes.

2:18pm Doug Schulkind:

There should have been a vocal group called the Ette-ettes

2:19pm Funky16Corners:

It'd be huge, like the Mormon Tabernacle Choir!

2:19pm Funky16Corners:

All the Ikettes, Raelettes, Duettes, Primettes

2:19pm Jeff g.:

I'm sorry I'm missed that, Doug. I presume you gave out my home address as your own, to throw F16 off?

2:20pm Funky16Corners:

I was kidding...sheesh, I would NEVER burgle. I have people for that...

2:23pm Uncle Michael:

I've decided to give the roux a fourth half-hour.

2:24pm Funky16Corners:

You'll live to roux the day...

2:24pm Funky16Corners:

((rimshot))

2:25pm Uncle Michael:

something, something roux morgue

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2:25pm doctorjazz:

Sounds like they had "Get a Job" on the brain when they did the background arrangements/

2:25pm Doug Schulkind:

Can of roux? No, kangaroo.

2:27pm Jeff g.:

I've noted this before, but: to become a Raelette, one had to "let Ray," apparently.

I have no idea if this is true, I just like the wordplay.

2:28pm Funky16Corners:

I think that coinage came from within the ranks of the Raelettes, so probably true

2:28pm Jeff g.:

@UM are you checking for rouxty poots?

2:29pm Uncle Michael:

That comes later, Jeff.

2:30pm Funky16Corners:

You have now added four items to my wishlist. This Knight Brothers is heat!

2:30pm Doug Schulkind:

Hey, it's been a good long while since we had a pledge. Please give us a hand and make a contribution to the cause that is WFMU and Give the Drummer Radio:

pledge.wfmu.org...

2:31pm Uncle Michael:

Wonderful show, Doug...I gotta head out for a bit...

See you all later!

2:32pm Funky16Corners:

Seeya later Unk!

2:32pm Doug Schulkind:

Adios, UM!

2:33pm Doug Schulkind:

@Funky16Corners
Your wishlist is a holy text.

2:34pm Funky16Corners:

In that it is currently full of holes, yes.

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2:35pm listener james from westwood:

Need one more freelancing check to hit the bank account and then it's off to the pledge page!

2:38pm Funky16Corners:

I played some Jamo the other night!

2:39pm Doug Schulkind:

All the cool cats are spinning Jamo!

2:39pm burke:

It would be interesting to have a show that was a soul-tastic tribute to the criminal justice system.

2:39pm Funky16Corners:

The horn section is just like 'I Spy (for the FBI)'

2:41pm Doug Schulkind:

@burke
I would play The Escorts! It was a vocal that comprised inmates at Rahway State prison.

2:41pm Jeff g.:

And all this time I've been spinning JAPO.

2:41pm ndbob:

heya Doug - just a little late here:) - and hello everyone

2:42pm Doug Schulkind:

Yay! It's ndbob!

2:43pm burke:

@Doug I just typed that into the search box and it has consumer reviews of escorts in Rahway.

2:44pm Funky16Corners:

SMOKING Isleys!

2:45pm Doug Schulkind:

Unfortunately a crappy disc.

2:45pm Monica:

doug, that cat pic is the best. super duper tunes too!

2:45pm Funky16Corners:

This place, the one you're in today? It's my alley. Right up it, too.

2:46pm Doug Schulkind:

You are better than the best, Monica!

2:49pm coelacanth∅:

stepping out early Thanks Doug! Splendid!

tchau

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2:49pm JtotheK:

hi doug, hi everyone. wow, what a playlist! i look forward to checking out what i missed via the archives.

2:49pm Uncle Michael:

Hey, I'm back!

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2:50pm JtotheK:

Re: Sam & Kitty -- my, that Sam really got around, eh? Sam & Bill, Sam & Dave, had no idea Sam also was with Kitty. I wonder who else.

2:50pm Doug Schulkind:

Let us walk hand-in-hand up (down) that alley, Mr. Corners.

@JtotheK
Hooray!

2:51pm Doug Schulkind:

Going out with the HITS in this final set!!

2:51pm Funky16Corners:

Was there ever an Isley's box set, or too many different labels? What an amazing band.

2:52pm Uncle Michael:

There is a GREAT box set.

2:52pm ndbob:

wb UM

2:53pm hyde:

there's a 23 disc box set!

2:53pm Funky16Corners:

UM - Does it cover the whole career?

2:53pm Uncle Michael:

I think it's pretty exhaustive, but I haven't interrogated it.

2:53pm hyde:

it's the RCA Victor and T-Neck Album Masters

2:54pm Doug Schulkind:

My headphones just blew. I'm proud it happened during this show!

2:54pm Funky16Corners:

No Tamla/Motown?

2:55pm Doug Schulkind:

For a moment there I thought they sang, "I can't help it, I'm balding."

2:56pm Doctorjazz:

Great show, Doug, loved the spinning little disks today!
Nice weekend all!
(DIZZY Gillespie birthday tomorrow, find some time to bebop, wkcr will play his music all day today and tomorrow).

2:56pm ndbob:

excellent show Doug - lots ot catch up with on the archive UM and Doug

2:56pm Gary:

Thanks for baring your soul, Doug!

2:56pm Uncle Michael:

Thanks, Doug.

2:57pm Funky16Corners:

KILLER show!

2:57pm hyde:

the one I was just looking at was just RCA Victor and T-neck, along with some weird live record recorded in Bearsville, which is odd, i work in Bearsville.

thanks Doug!

2:58pm Doug Schulkind:

Well that was a virtual ton of literal fun. Thanks for hanging out with me, y'all!

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2:58pm listener james from westwood:

Very glad to have caught this smashing single show, Doug! (Please, do not actually smash any singles.)

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2:59pm Artie:

Thanks, Doug!

3:00pm burke:

Thanks great show!!!!!!

3:01pm Doug Schulkind:

Woooooooooeeeeeee! That was a gas!

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7:12am Brian in UK:

Great show, Doug. Will you finish the back to front alphabet next week?

8:58am Doug Schulkind:

@Brian in UK
Heh heh.

Theme Music: Sarah Webster Fabio	Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues	Jujus Alchemy of the Blues (Folkways 1976)
ECD	In Tempo	Major Force: The Original Art-Form (Mo' Wax 1990)

The Love Potion	This Love	b/w Moby Binks (Kapp 1969)
Linda Jones	What've I Done (To Make You Mad)	b/w Make Me Surrender (Baby, Baby Please) (Loma 1967)
Wilmer & the Dukes	I'm Free	b/w Heavy Time (Aphrodisiac 1968)
Walter Scott	Watch Out	b/w My Shadow Is Gone (Musicland U.S.A. 1966)
Wales Wallace	Somebody I Know	b/w Talk a Little Louder (BRC 1972)
The Vontastics	Let Me Down Easy	b/w I'm the One You Need (Toddlin' Town 1969)
Vonciel Myers with the Gaynote Band & Chorus	It Won't Be Easy	b/w But I Still Love You (Gaynote 1969)
The Vibrations	Gonna Get Along Without You	b/w Forgive and Forget (Okeh 1966)
Vernon Garrett & Marie Franklin	Second to None	b/w Without You (Venture 1968)
The Trends	Soul Clap	b/wThe Big Parade (ABC 1968)

Tom Jones	Hide and Seek	b/w Love Me Tonight (Decca 1969)
Timmy Shaw	Gonna Send You Back to Georgia (A City Slick)	b/w I'm a Lonely Guy (Wand 1964)
The Thrills	What Can Go Wrong	b/w No One (Capitol 1966)
Thee Midniters	Jump Jive and Harmonize	b/w Looking Out a Window (Whittier 1967)
The Sweet Delights	Baby Be Mine	b/w The Delights Orchestra: Paul's Midnight Ride (Atco 1968)
The Superiors	What Would I Do	b/w Tell Me to Go (Verve 1965)
The Specials feat. J. Jones	You Stood Me Up	b/w Everybody Say Yea (Satch 1968)
The Spaniels	Stand in Line	b/w Lonely Man (North American 1971)
The Sonnettes	I've Gotten Over You	b/w Teardrops (K.O. 1965)
The Sheppards	Stubborn Heart	b/w How Do You Like It (Mirwood 1967)

Sharon Scott	Could It Be You	b/w I'd Like to Know (RCA Victor 1966)
The Shangri-Las	The Sweet Sounds of Summer	b/w I'll Never Learn (Mercury 1966)
The Sensations	I Won't Be Hurt	b/w Get On Up Mama (Way Out 1966)
Saturday's Children	Deck Five	b/w Christmas Sounds (Dunwich 1966)
Sandy Wynns	The Touch of Venus	b/w A Lover's Quarrel (Champion 1965)
Sam & Kitty	Your Money – My Love	b/w Don't Hit on Me (4 Brothers 1965)
Rose Batiste	Hit and Run	b/w I Miss My Baby (Revilot 1966)
Roosevelt Grier	Struttin' 'n Twistin'	b/w Let the Cool Wind Blow (Liberty 1962)
Ray & Dave	Wrong, Wrong, Wrong	b/w Six Lonely Days (Mica 1966)
The Pride and Joy	If You're Ready	b/w Girl (Dunwich 1967)
Preston Epps w/Panama G. Johnston	Afro-Mania	b/w Love Is the Only Good Thing (Jo-Jo 1969)

Porgy & the Monarchs	The Girl and the Boy	b/w That's My Girl (Sylves 1966)
Pookie Hudson	Jealous Heart	b/w I Know I Know (Double-L )
Paulette Parker	(Gimme Back) My Love	b/w Should I Let Him Go (Duke 1969)
Patrice Holloway	Evidence	b/w That's the Chance You Gotta Take (Capitol 1971)
Pat Lundy	It's Rainin' Outside	b/w Hal's Belles (Leopard 1963)
The Parliaments	Heart Trouble	b/w That Was My Girl (Golden World 1966)
Ozz and His Sperlings	Can You Qualify	b/w Daddy Rollin' Stone (Goldenway 1966)
Otis Redding	Satisfaction	b/w Any Ole Way (Volt 1966)
New Young Hearts	A Little Togetherness	b/w Young Hearts Get Lonely Too (Soultown 1970)
The Natural Four	The Same Thing in Mind	b/w The Situation Needs No Explanation (ABC 1969)

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The Moovers	One Little Dance	b/w I Love You Baby (Brent 1967)
The Mirettes	Ain't My Stuff Good Enough	b/w The Time and the Season (Zea 1970)
Mary "B"	Something for Baby	b/w Since I Fell for You (Fling 1962)
Major Lance	Come See	b/w You Belong to Me My Love (Okeh 1965)
London Fog w/the Continentals	Easy Mover	b/w Trippin' (Gold Stars 1969)
Little Milton	She Put a Spell on Me	b/w Never Too Old (Checker 1963)
Little Gigi	I Volunteer	b/w Save Our Love in Time (Decca 1965)
Lee Rogers	Sad Affair	b/w Doggin' Myself Around (D-Town 1964)
Lanny Hunt & the Themes	I Can't Say I Love You	b/w Over Easy (Sure Star 1964)
The Knight Brothers	That'll Get It	b/w She's A-1 (Chess 1966)
Jo Ann Garrett	A Whole New Plan	b/w Stay By My Side (Chess 1966)

Jamo Thomas	Arrest me	b/w Jamo's Soul (Thomas 1966)
James Shorter	Ready for the Heartbreak	b/w Modern Day Woman (La Beat 1966)
Jackie Wilsonn	Brand New Thing	b/w Soul Galore (Brunswick 1966)
Isley Brothers	Got to Have You Back	b/w Just Ain't Enough Love (Tamla 1967)
Ike & Tina Turner	A Fool for a Fool	b/w No Tears to Cry (Warner Bros. 1964)
Harold Burrage	Things Aint What They Used to Be Since You Be	b/w You Make Me So Happy (M-Pac! 1965)
Gino Washington	I'll Be Around (When You Want Me)	b/w Like My Baby (Atac 1969)
The Falcons	I Can't Help It	b/w Standing on Guard (Big Wheel 1966)
Fabulous Shalimars	Afro Soul	b/w Playing a Losing Game (Cotillion 1969)

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