Super bad soul & funk mix at Ring The Alarm

[Mick Sleeper]

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Satisfaction - Otis Redding
Soulful Proclamation - Messengers Incorporated
Cloud Nine - Temptations
Whatcha Feel Is Whatcha Get - Wallace Brothers
Going Down Slowly - Pointer Sisters
Got To Have It - Soul President
So Long - Marvin Gaye
Rock Steady - Aretha Franklin
I Don't Need No Doctor - Ray Charles
Soul Power - James Brown
Ordinary Man - Swanky Modes
Sissy Strut - The Meters
Seven Days - The Apollas
Soul Sister, Brown Sugar - Sam & Dave
Quiet! Do Not Disturb - Bobby Patterson
Engine #9 - Wilson Pickett
Green Onions - Mongo Santamaria

Don't forget to leave some feedback if you like the vibes!

And now it's time for summer vacation. Less time in the studio, more time out in the sunshine. Watch for a new podcast later this fall.

[Baldhead Selector]

Mr Sleeper - that is a great selection indeed containing many of my long time favourites.

However, that Pointer Sisters track knocked my socks off! I had not heard it before. Can you telll me please, is that a 7" cut or is it from an album somewhere?

Like James Brown said:

Know we need it,
We got to have it,
Know we want it,
Got to have it,
Give it to me,
We need it,
We got to have it,

Thanks and respect

Baldy

[Rob]

Hi Baldy - research in the racks here reveals it's from a Pointer Sisters album called Steppin - cover below.

The tune is written by Allen Toussaint, and his version is on his Life Love & Faith album.




Say It Loud, Bald And Proud!

[Baldhead Selector]

>The tune is written by Allen Toussaint

Now it all makes sense!

Rob - thank you indeed for your rack research. I'm downloading it right now.

:-)

Baldy

[Rob]

If you get a chance to listen to the Toussaint album, I'd say the killer track is Am I Expecting Too Much - the Meters and Toussaint at their finest.

R

[Mick Sleeper]

Glad you liked it Baldy. I got the Pointer Sisters track from Vol. 2 of the I'm A Good Woman series, a great collection of female soul and funk.

[finbar]

>I Don't Need No Doctor - Ray Charles

Rewind.

[Baldhead Selector]

Thank you Mick

finbar - I remember the first time I heard that Ray Charles tune - played on a shoutcast by G - another one that knocked my socks off.

So much killer soul music out there - and so much for me still to discover I'm sure.

Respect

Baldy