Soul Cellar (16th December 2008)
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- PLAYLIST
- Xmas special part 1 with Kevin Oxberry, Graham Rule and Paul Thrower
- John Edwards - Sister Rose (1976) [Life, Love & Living] (Paul T)
- Frank O - It’s Too Late (1987) [Flashbacks] (Paul T)
- Jaison - No Other Arms (1978) (Paul T)
- Ronnie McNeir - I’m So In Love With You Baby (1987) (Kev)
- Webster Lewis - You Are My Life (1981) [Let Me Be The One] (Kev)
- Father’s Children - Hollywood Dreaming (1979) [Father's Children] (Kev)
- Jo Ann Garrett - One Woman (Paul T)
- Superlatives - I Don’t Know (Paul T)
- Carol Anderson - It Shouldn’t Happen To A Dog (Paul T)
- Rhetta Hughes - I Can’t Stand Under This Pressure (Kev)
- Originals - Ooh You (Put A Crush On Me) (1973) (Kev)
- Bobby Hutton - Lend A Hand (1973) [Piece Of The Action] (Kev)
- Impressions - Maybe I’m Mistaken (1979) [Come to My Party] (Paul T)
- David Porter - Just Be True (1970) [Gritty, Groovy & Getting’ It] (Paul T)
- Dorothy Moore - You Can’t Blame Love (1992) [Stay Close To Home] (Paul T)
- Greg Diamond & Bionic Boogie - Hot Butterfly (1978) (Kev)
- Jones Girls - Will You Be There (1974) (Kev)
- Nancy Wilson - Ocean Of Love (1973) (Kev)
- Chuck Jackson - How Long Have You Been Loving Me (Reggie)
- Clarence Mann - Come What May (1985) (Reggie)
- Ronn Matlock - I Can’t Forget About You (1979) [Love City] (Paul T)
- The Ebonys - You’re The Reason Why (1973) (Paul T)
- Melvin Davis - Double Or Nothing (1974) (Kev)
- Jae Mason - Woman (You’ve Gotta Be There) (1975) (Kev)
- Tony Jackson - Secretly In Love (1987) (Reggie)
- Barbara Lynn - I’m Still The Same (1983) (Reggie)
- Stylistics - Searching (1981) [Closer Than Close] (Paul T)
- Exportations - Feel In Love Too Late (1978) [Meet The Exportations] (Paul T)
- Cornell Gunter - Love In My Heart (1975) (Kev)
- Art & Honey - Let’s Make Love Now (1970) (Kev)
- Jr Walker & The All Stars - Walk In The Night (1971) (Reggie)
Stuart Said,
December 17, 2008 @ 12:28 am
Thanks for a great show guys - so many great tracks (as usual). In particular liked the Frank O, Jo Ann Garrett & Chuck Jackson songs.
Merry Xmas & Happy New Year to all of you, hopefully meet up with some (or all) of you in the very near future.
Best wishes
Stuart & Pauline
John Benson Said,
December 19, 2008 @ 1:41 pm
Great show, as to be expected though…
Paul, just one thing though, I could have sworn that the Jo Ann Garrett 45 was pure Chicago through and through - not really something to be part of a Detroit selection!
Great tune though I have to agree, as were all the guests selections.
Looking forward to part two all the same.
Seasons greetings everyone!
professor Eddy Said,
December 20, 2008 @ 9:04 am
A great selection of tunes, as always on the Soul Cellar! It’s always good to hear ‘Motown’s best secret’, The Originals. By far their best album is, I think, ‘Down to love town’, but I liked the song you played as well.
Paul T Said,
December 21, 2008 @ 1:50 pm
Morning John,
I hope you’re well.
Paul kindly forwarded your email concerning the Jo Ann Garrett 45 I played during my ‘Detroit montage’. I must admit to not having chapter & verse on this track but probably wrongly assumed that although it was on Duo, a label I thought was distributed by Summit in Chicago, it was actually from Detroit. As it was also written & produced by Andre Williams & had a ZTSC matrix it pointed to me that it came from the Motor city rather than across the lake ! Was checking the details on my Sheryl Swope 45’s as well & they all look like Detroit productions, Mike Terry & Bridges, Knight & Eaton particularly.
I’d be interested to know a bit more about the lady & her tracks if you have the time, as well as how the whole distribution thing worked & why everything indictates Detroit but ends up being Chicago.
Really appreciate your interest & of course, thank you for listening !!
Have a good Christmas,
Cheers, Paul