Not much talk, loads of action. Favorite obscure soul records just for fun.

Lou Pride - I'm Com'un Home In The Morn'un - Suemi 1970
Lowell Fulson - Make A Little Love - Kent - 1967
Rodger Collins - Foxy Girls In Oakland - Aladdin - 1970
J.J. Barnes - Please Let Me In - Ric Tic - 1965
Lorraine Chandler - I Can't Change - RCA Victor - 1975
Gwen Davis - My Man Don't Think I Know - Sound Stage 7 - 1966
The Fantastics - Have A Little Faith - Sound Stage 7 - 1966
Herbert Hunter - I Was Born To Love You  - Spar - 1966
Billy Butler - Right Track - Okeh - 1966
Clifford Curry - Ain't No Danger - Elf - 1968
Clifford Curry -  She Shot A Hole In My Soul - Elf - 1967
The Hesitations - 'm Not Built That Way - Kapp - 1966
Earl Cosby - Ooh Baby Baby - Mirwood - 1966
Ella Washington - Fragile (Handle With Care) - Sound Stage 7 - 1969
Robert Knight - Everlasting Love - Rising Son - 1968

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Billy Strange appreciation hour - a stream-of-consciousness exploration of one of pop music's under-appreciated all-around utility geniuses.

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A cursory and almost informative examination of some early 70s British bubblegum, with an emphasis on Tony Burrows (happy belated birthday!)

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Hooked On A Feeling by Blue Swede. Is it a novelty record? Would the song be any good without the gimmick? My 4th grade Music teacher posed these questions not knowing how profoundly they would affect my life back in 1974. The world is quite different now, but the ooga chokka remains the same.

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