KTUH: The Cookbook: Recipes of Sound 12/28/10 Ebo Taylor w/ VA - Afrobeat Airways: West African Shock Waves - Ghana & Togo 1972-1979 (LISTEN)

Afrobeat Airways: West African Shock Waves - Ghana & Togo 1972-1979 (Analog Africa) 2010

- Raw, amazing grooves sailing the Afro Beat Airways – organ flavored Afro funk, soul & psychedelia from West African Ghana & Togo in the 70s – one of best compilations yet on the increasingly awe inspiring Analog Africa label! The African percussion is raw and danceable and funk steeped, and most of the numbers have a range of really cool organ sounds, and vocals that range from insistently melodic singing to to funky shouts. From there, the groove is more varied. There's strains of tried & true Afro funk & soul, larger group jazzy jams and more stripped down cosmic and psyche influenced nuggets. Exhaustive research on the part of Analog Africa is distilled into a riveting, yet nicely diverse and pretty much perfect compilation with great sound, beautiful packaging and a wealth of notes. 2LP version has 16 tracks in all (2 more than the CD): "Dankasa" by Uppers International, "Ma Mserew Me" by Apoagya Show Band, "Come Along" by Ebo Taylor & The Pelicans, 'Afe Ato Yen Bio" by De Frank Professionals, "Awula Bo Fee Ene" by Orchestre Abass, "Ne Noya" by Cos-Ber-Zam and more, plus the vinyl exclusives "Obiye Saa Wui" by 3rd Generation Band and "Operation Bye-Bye" by Orchestre Abass - Dusty Groove



Ebo Taylor - "Odofo Nyi Akyiri Biara" - My Love and Music (Gapophone Records) 1970's

- The exceptional guitar player is considered as one of the most distinguished Highlife, Afro beat and jazz composers of Ghana. Between 1962 and 1965 he studied together with his friend Fela Kuti at the renowned Eric Guilder School of Music in London. As early as the 50th and 60th he caused quite a sensation as the head of the Stargazers Dance Band as well as the Broadway Band. In the early 70th he headed the best known Big Band of Ghana, the “Uhuru Band” (later called Uhurus) and so formed the Highlife.Since the 70th Taylor produced different albums as solo artist and developed more and more his own, innovative and distinctive style – recognisable for instance on his albums “Ebo Taylor and the Pelicans” or “Twer Nyame”. Ebo has been very active in numerous projects as session musician. Besides his solo works, he contributed significantly to the development of music in Ghana, as arranger and producer to the big labels in Ghana, like Essiebons and Gapophone. For these labels, being their musical director, he produced i.e. well known musicians such as C.K. Mann as well as the Apagya Show Band, a legendary All-Star-Highlife-Funk-Band, or artists like Pat Thomas, Jewel Ackah and Papa Yankson - Analog Africa

1. I'm Still in Love with You - Alton Ellis from Guns of Brixton Show w/ Kaz - Tues 3-6pm

1st hour - Sweet Afro Beat Comic Psycadelic Sounds & Grooves Ooooooooooooooooo !

1. Odofo Nyi Akyiri Biara - Ebo Taylor & Sweet Beans
2. Come Along - Ebo Taylor & Pelicans
3. Kwesi Frimpong & His Cubano Fiestas
4. Water No Enemy - Fela Kuti and the Africa 70
5. Afe Ato Yen Bio - De Frank Professionals
6. Live in Other World - Itadi
7. Ne Noya - Cos Ber Zam
8. Mumunde - Apaga Show Band
9. Obiye Sa Wui - 3rd Generation

2nd - Cubano & Bahama Funk - Happy Vibraphonic Piano Organ Drops - Motown Sax

1. Cookie Crumbs - Ray Fernandez
2. Soul Freedom - Ray Fernandez
3. Hey Pretty Girl - Beginning of the End
4. Kilamanjaro - Quartete Tres Bien
5. Freaks - AfroBlues Quintet Plus One
6. Once in A Lifetime - AfroBlues Quintet Plus One
7. My Favorite Things - Quartete Tres Bien
8. Theme from Madam X - Quartete Tres Bien
9. Ray's Theme - Leon Haywood
10. Simplicity - Milt Jackson
11. Flying Saucer - Milt Jackson
12. Rivers Invitation - Leon Haywood
13. Cleo Back - Jr. Walker's Allstars
14. How Sweet it Is - Jr. Walker's Allstars

3rd - 50's & 60's Black Inventions: Blue Rhythm and Early Soul - Rockers and Tittyshakers

1. Ojai - Joe Lutcher
   
2. Rock Everbody Rock - Mitchell Mckinley
3. Water Boy - Evelyn Freeman
4. So Good - Ruben Fort
5. Lazy Dizzy Daisy - Mitchell Mckinley
6. Travelin - Harold Jackson and The Jackson Brothers
7. Harlem Nocturne - J.J. Jones
8. Hep Hep Hooray - Eddie Bo
9. Texas Oil - Freddy King
10. Harp and Soul - Frank Frost
    
11. Mr. Astronaut - The Drivers
12. Here It is Right Here - El Pauling
13. Big Ben - Harold Atkins
14. Regardless - Charles Brown
15. Do the Mule - Billy Bland
16. Whatcha Gonna Do - King James
17. Heartbreaker - Ray Charles
18. You Love Me Pretty Baby - Banny Price
19. I Dont Know About You - Lloyd Nolan
20. Each Day - Ann Cole
    
21. I Got My Mojo Working - Ann Cole
22. Freedom Riders - Harold Jackson
    

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KTUH: The Cookbook: Recipes of Sound 12/21/10 Freddie-Henchi and the Soulsetter's Revue (LISTEN)

VA - The Soul Side of the Street - Hot Phoenix Sides From the Vaults of Hadley Murrell (Dionysus Records})

- Sock it to me baby that latin-tinged Arizona bumpin' jump funk by Freddie-Henchi !


Freddie and Henchi and the S.S. Revue - Biscuits and Buttermilk/I'm Just a Nobody (MoSoul)

- Freddy and Henchi first united in Arizona in the early sixties in a band called The Soulsetters. Attracted by Colorado’s mountains, blue skies and beautiful women, Freddy and Henchi decided to relocate their band, then known as Freddi-Henchi and the Soulsetters to Boulder, Colorado. Primarily a rhythm and blues funk band, they began to achieve wide acclaim as a result of their unique sound and style of choreography. The band toured as a Vegas style show band for several years; setting attendance records everywhere they played. They also released an album and multiple singles with Reprise and other major labels. - FHBand.com

Get it here: Freddi-Henchi and the Soulsetters - Crown Princes Of Funk: The Last Set



1st hour Arizona & Cuban Funk, New York Soul, Mr. Rhythm, Syl & James and a God Groove !

1. Biscuits and Buttermilk - Freddie-Henchi and the Soul Setters
2. De Eso Nada Monada - Ray Fernandez and his Court
3. Sunny - Ray Fernandez and his Court
4. Love is to Say - Bennito Sextet Plus One
5. Which Love - Bob & Gene
6. Interlude - Bob Gene
7. I Can Be Cool - Bob & Gene
8. Try Me - James Brown
9. In Need of Love - Alvin Cash & The Registers
10. Sweet Little Pussycat - Andre Williams
11. Barricuda - Alvin Cash & The Registers
12. Ode to a Soul Man - Syl Johnson
13. I'm Shook - James Brown
14. Popcorn with a Feeling - James Brown
15. Untitled Jam Bobby Cook and the Explosions
16. Share Your Love - Sensational Five Singing Sons
17. Yes God is Real - Gospel Echoes
18. Been Trying - Chicago Travelers
19. I Know I Been Changed - Victory Travelers
20. I Thank You Lord - Little Chris & Righteous Sisters
21. I'm Drunk and Real High (In the Spirit of God) - Ada Richards

2nd - Shirley Ann Lee's Soul, Gospel Getdown, Bocage Funk, James Talkin, Leftovers

1. There's a Light - Shirley Ann Lee
2. He Never Failed - Pilgrim Wonders
3. He'll Make a Way - Mighty Walker Brothers
4. I Shall Not Moved - Shirley Ann Lee
5. How Can I Lose - Shirley Ann Lee
6. We're Doing It - Eddie Bo
7. Coming on Strong, Staying Long - Sensational Five
8. Live It Up - Eddie Bo
9. Same Thing It Took - Inspirational Gospel Singers
10. Sissy Walk - Eddie Bo
11. You're Still Out of Sight - James Brown
12. If Jesus Came Today - Gospel Soul Revivals
13. Little Groove Maker Me - James Brown
14. Troubles of the World -Brother Samuel Cheatham
15. Mama Here Comes The Preacher - Eddie Bo
16. Unknown Rare Funk 45
17. Check Your Bucket - Eddie Bo
18. I'll Stop Loving You - The Serviceman
19. Sailboat - Bob & Gene

3rd - Camille Bob & Swamp Soul, Organ Piano Workout, Nawlins, Willie John, Shorty, & Andre

1. I Got Loaded - Lil Camille Bob & Lollipops
2. Your Near Me - James Booker
3. Hold It - Bill Doggett
4. Kinda Happy - James Booker
5. Moaners Bench - Hank Jacobs
6. Summertime - Hank Jacobs
7. Gonzo - James Booker
8. Thinking About My Baby - James Booker
9. Hambone - James Booker
10. Mardi Mambo - The Hawkettes
11. Shrimp Gumbo - Dave Bartholomew
12. Ah Cubanas - Dave Bartholomew
13. Who Said Shorty Was Coming Back - Lucky Millinder Orchestra
14. Coal Miner - Nappy Brown
15. Im Shakin' - Little Willie John
16. Fever - Little Willie John
17. My Nerves - Little Willie John
18. Shorty - Vernon Dilworth
19. Cadillac Jack - Andre Williams
20. Humpin', Bumpin' and Thumpin'! Andre Williams
    
21. Here Comes The Judge - Pigmeat Markham

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KTUH The Cookbook: Recipes of Sound 12/14/10 Quartette Tres Bien (LISTEN)

Quartette Tres Bien - In Motion (Decca Records) 1967

The sixth album from exictiing piano and rhythmn of Quartette Tres Bien. This be yet another quality collection of danceable instrumental jazz bossa fox trot waltz sounds. Jeter Thompson on piano of course, Richard Simmons on bass, Albert St James on drums, and Percy James on percussion. Listen !

1. Don't Let Me Down - Marcia Griffiths from Guns of Brixton Show w/ Kaz - Tues 3-6pm
   

1st hour - Dark Happy Jazz Bossa Rhythms Jazz Funk Latino Piano con Vince's Vibraphone

1. Bad People - Quartette Tres Bien
2. Child is Born - Overton Berry Ensemble
3. Fireworks - Chico Hamilton
4. The Skipper - Henry Franklin
5. Love Theme from Madam X - Quartette Tres Bien
6. It Could Happen to You - Quartette Tres Bien
7. From the Bottom - Bobby Timmons
8. Quizas Quizas Quizas - Ray Bryant
9. I Never Forget You - Eddie Cano
   
10. Dont Ever Change - Eddie Cano
    
11. No Van Co - Bobby Paunetto
    
12. Olivado - Bobby Paunetto
13. El Senor Sid - Bobby Paunetto

2nd - Leftover Latino Sounds - Hungarian Guitar w Soul Jazz Drums Sax and Etta

1. Mambo Bobbie - Latin Jazz Quintet
2. Samba Triste - Bobby Timmons
3. Sombrero Sam - Gabor Szabo w/ Charles Lloyd
4. Tarantula - Chico Hamilton
5. Now's is the Time - Bobby Timmons
6. Moanin' - Bobby Timmons
7. Its Magic - Etta Jones
8. Gal From Joes - Etta Jones
9. Soul - Milt Jackson w/ Ray Charles

3rd - 50's n 60' s R&B Soul Blues Goodness Gracious Greatness

1. Fresh Out of Tears - Joe Tex
2. Get Down With It - Bobby Marchan
3. What Makes You So Cold - Lulu Reed
4. Mind Your Business - Eugene Church
5. Do the Ginger Snap - Little Bobby Moore
6. Texas Oil - Freddy King
7. Posin' - Johnny Guitar Watson
8. Gibble Gobble - Willie Wright and his Sparklers
9. Uncle Willie Got A Thing Goin On - Wille Dixon
10. Got A Thing Goin On - Sam and Dave
11. Mom, Wont You Teach Me To Monkey ! - Little Emmett Sutton
12. Heep See Few Know - Joe Tex
13. I'll Never Be Free - Lavern Baker & Jimmy Ricks
14. In the Chapel - Ann Cole
15. No, No, No - Allen Wayne
16. Who's Gonna Take of Me - Baby Washington
17. I Don't Want a Playboy - Barbara Lynn
18. Tiny Tim - Lavern Baker
19. Your the Boss - Lavern Baker & Jimmy Ricks
20. I've Got My Mojo Working - Ann Cole
21. Its Your Voodoo Working - Charles Sheffield
22. Chills and Fever - Allen Wayne
23. Rib Tips - Andre Williams
24. Twine Time - Alvin Cash and the Registers

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KTUH: The Cookbook: Recipes of Sound 12/7/10 Ray Fernandez and His Court (LISTEN)

Ray Fernandez - Ray and His Court (Sound Triangle) 1973

- The late 60's and early 70's proved to be a fertile era for the Miami music scene. Those in the know, know that it was the heavy influx of Cuban musicians who had recently migrated to Miami as being responsible for uping the musical ante, and Ray Fernandez was the first Cuban musician to incorporate American funk and soul rhythms into the Cuban mix. Two records in particular are a testament to this fact. Originally recorded at the legendary M&M studios in Hialeah in 1973, "Cookie Crumbs" and "Soul Freedom" were prime examples of the Ray Fernandez touch. Out of print since 1974 on the highly sought after Sound Triangle label, these two pieces of 7" wax sell for as much as $650 apiece on the collectors market in America, England, Germany and Japan. World-renowned DJs Cut Chemist, DJ Shadow and Phil Asher have sampled these tracks heavily and these tracks have appeared on some of their biggest recordings. For the first time since these rare tracks have been out of print, we have assembled a CD of Ray Fernandez and his Musical Court's best recordings from the original master tapes. - Amazon

1st hour - Latin Funk Afrobeat Bugalu Mambo Vibes and Piano w/ Jamaican Rarities !

1. Soul Freedom - Ray Fernandez and His Court
2. Obiye Saa Wui - 3rd Generation Band
3. Operation Bye Bye - Orchestre Abass
4. Cookie Crumbs - Ray Fernandez and His Court
5. Mi Paso - Bobby Paunetto
6. Alfie - Bobby Paunetto
7. Why is Woody Sad - Bobby Paunetto
8. Mambo Ex# 1 - Bennito Sextet Plus One
9. Brown and Blue - Bobby Paunetto
10. Psycadelic Meditation - Bennito Sextet Plus One
11. Frankenstein - Byron Lee and the Dragonaires
12. Alipang - Don Drummond Sounds
13. Thoroughfare - Don Drummond Sounds
14. Ska De Wah - Byron Lee and the Dragonaires
15. Your the One I Need- The Bluesbusters w/ Byron Lee and the Dragonaires

2nd hour - Soul Blues and Rhythm - Beat Generations Cats and Boogie Woogie Jump !

1. I 'll Take Care of You - Bobby Blue Bland
2. I Dont Want No Woman -Bobby Blue Bland
3. Slummer The Slum - The "5" Royales
4. Broadway - Hank Ballard and the Midnighters
5. Your Well Ran - Carol Ford
6. Mom Wont You Teach Me to Monkey - Little Emmett Sutton
7. Hog Killin' Time - Eddie Kirk
8. My Back Scratcher - Frank Frost
9. Where You At Jack - Little Mummy
10. Here It Is Right Here - El Pauling & Royal Abbit
11. Hoochie Coo Coo - Hank Ballard and the Midnighters
12. One Zippy Zam - Roy Milton and his Orchestra
13. Your Wire's Been Tapped Pigmeat Markham
14. Beat Generation - Bobby Mcfadden and the Dor
15. Eds Place - Horace Heller
16. Mama Place - Bing Day
17. Income Tax Evasion - The Jesse James Singers
18. Bury Me Deep - Chance Halladay
19. 13 Women - Chance Halladay
20. Is Aint Ma Baby - Louis Jordan
21. Mr. Kicks - Eldee Young
22. What Have I Done ? - Jimmy Rogers

3rd Hour - Vocal Funk Boss Blues Big Band Jazz Breaks w/ Drifting Vibes

1. It Was a Very Good Year - Della Resse
2. Raindrops Raindrops - Monica Zetterlund
3. Send in the Clowns - Lorez Alexandria
4. Pearlie's Swine Monica Zetterlund
5. Sand and Rain - Nancy Holloway w/ Daniel Janin
6. All Night - Nancy Wilson w/ George Shearing
7. Dont Explain - Abbey Lincoln
8. Driva Man - Abbey Lincoln w/ Max Roach
9. Drums - Charles Mingus
10. Chyrise -Milt Jackson
11. Montelei - Milt Jackson
12. Flying Saucer - Milt Jackson
13. Namesake - Milt Jackson
14. The Drifter - Dave Pike

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KTUH: The Cookbook: Recipes of Sound 11/30/10 Little Willie John w/ Various Artists - R&B HIpshakers: Teach Me To Monkey ! (LISTEN)

Various Artists - R&B Hipshakers Vol 1 - Teach Me To Monkey (Vampisoul) 50 - 60"s

- Uptempo and danceable collection of R&B and early soul from the Federal and King vaults, compiled by renowned DJ Mr Fine Wine (Downtown Soulville, WFMU). First volume of our new series, sure to keep you dancing in the months ahead. Most tracks have never been reissued.





Side B: Little Willie John - My Nerves (King) 1956
Side A: Lulu Reed - What Make You So Cold (Federal) 1961
7" 45 rpm BoxSet (Vampisoul) 2010

- I wasn't even close to being a twinkle in my dad's horn-rimmed eye in 1961. But I have to conclude that there's something special about that year for me. When compiling Vampisoul's dip into King Records' deep, deep rhythm-and-blues vaults, I realized that I'm a sucker for the sounds of '61. And, well, '62 too. Not that other years slightly earlier and later aren't represented as well, but… fully a quarter of the tracks herein are from 1961. What happened then? President Kennedy happened then, for one thing, inaugurated on January 20. Also: chimps and their perhaps marginally more civilized human cousins in space; Roger Maris eclipsing the Babe, albeit with a conceptual asterisk; Jets vs Sharks on the West Side; the Cold War in full swing; a hot war in Vietnam just starting to smolder, though few Americans had even heard of the place yet. And brilliant black musicians making timeless records for a Cincinnati, Ohio family of labels - gibbling and gobbling down Broadway, implanting indelible, stinging guitar lines in the public consciousness, and making folks do the ginger snap like there was no tomorrow, which I'm sure there didn't always seem to be.

This collection of genuine King and Federal R&B sides encompasses crazy dances (the impossible-but-highly entertaining-to-picture 'Slummer The Slum'; 'Posin'', which beat Madonna to the voguing punch by some 30 years); intense guitar instrumentals (what can you say about a label employing so many superstar guitar slingers that even Freddie King probably has to fight for a spot in one's top 3, what with Johnny Watson, Ike Turner, Mickey Baker and Lowman Pauling staking pretty strong claims for inclusion themselves?); inspired forays into mind-altering whimsy ('Hog Killin' Time', the first of a trilogy of swinetingling masterpieces by Eddie Kirk, along with 'The Hawg' on Volt and 'The Grunt' on Fortune); the timeless ode to male horniness 'One Zippy Zam'; and hook-filled, honest-to-goodness love songs (try to get 'I Don't Know About You' out of your head - or your heart).

We can argue endlessly about the appropriateness of one's mom teaching one to monkey. If it's polite, sober propriety you're after, look elsewhere. For a raucous and potentially life-changing R&B dance party in a box, though, you'll find TEACH ME TO MONKEY to be just the thing. - Vampisoul

Mr Fine Wine
WFMU's "Downtown Soulville"
New York City, 2010

1st hour - Guitar Rhythm & Blues - Rock a Billy Soul - Early Drum Funk - Blazing Grooves !

1. My Nerves 2:33 Little Willie John
2. The Freedom Riders 2:26 Harold Jackson & The Jackson Brothers
3. Rock Everybody Rock 2:11 Mitchell McKinley
4. Oh Oh Mojo Mojo 1:41 The Volcanos
5. Have Mercy Baby - 2:13 The Dominoes
6. Hep Hep Hooray 2:34 Eddie Bo
7. Let a Woman Through 2:53 Morine And The Zercons
8. I've Got a Little Boy 2:22 Ann Cole and the Suburbans
9. Try Love One More Time 1:50 Norma Jenkins
10. Getting the Corners 2:23 The T.S.U. Tornadoes
11. Making Nassau Fruit Drink 2:35 African Music Machine
12. Thread The Needle 2:42 Al White & The Hi-Liters
13. I Want Love and Affection Not the House of Correction ! 2:33 Nathaniel Mayer
14. How Sweet It Is 3:23 Menard Rodgers
15. You Got Me Crazy Baby ! 2:24 Lew Conetta
16. Ocean of Tears 2:32 Big Maybelle
17. That's A Pretty Good Love 2:34 Big Maybelle
18. You'll Never Know 3:04 Big Maybelle
19. Baby I'll Come 3:02 Mary Love
20. Everybody Needs Somebody 2:51 Jimmy Holiday
21. I Caught You In A Lie 2:42 Robert Parker
22. I Can't Stand It 1:52 Jimmy Holiday

2nd hour - ORGAN PIANO HARP SAX SWINGING SOUL JAZZ MOTHER FU@#KA !

1. Play It Cool 1:24 Billy Larkin & the Jivers
2. Fredricks Dream 4:35 Leo's Five
3. Watch Your Motives 4:52 Billy Larkin & the Delegates
4. In the Midnight Hour 2:19 Billy Larkin
5. Easy Does It 4:53 Bobby Timmons
6. This Terrible Planet 8:06 Ahmad Jamal
7. Funky Poinciana 9:07 Ahmad Jamal
8. The Fantastic Vehicle 4:09 Ahmad Jamal
9. Bohemia After Dark 6:20 Dorothy Ashby
10. Sunday Go Meetin' 5:50 Eric Dolphy & the Latin Jazz Quintet
11. Dem Tambourines 5:37 Don Wilkerson
12. George's Dilemma 5:38 Clifford Brown W/ Max Roach Quintet
13. Congo Call 5:08 Prince Lasha

3rd hour - REAL DEEP SAX FLUTE AFRO DRUM JAZZNESS !

1. Yogiana 10:56 Joki Freund Sextet
2. Aisha 3:49 Joki Freund Sextet
3. The Plum Blossom 4:56 Yusef Lateef
4. Mandingo's Pad 5:34 Nathan Davis
5. The Flute In The Blues 4:53 Nathan Davis
6. Bakai 8:47 John Coltrane
7. Tanjah 8:41 Randy Weston
8. Igbesi Aiye (Song of Praise to God) 13:23 Solomon Ilori and His Afro-Drum Ensemble

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KTUH: The Cookbook: Recipes of Sound 11/23/10 Little Francisco Greaves (LISTEN)

Little Francisco Greaves - Necia de Mi Corazon/Saying Goodbye 45rpm (Sally Ruth) 60's
- Original Pressing

SWEET ! Afro Latin Panamanian Soul Groove unlike no other with english and spanish vocals !


Little Francisco Greaves -Mooving Grooving /Hiko Ito 45rpm (Soundway) 60's

This sweet soul inspired double header harks back to Panama in the late 60’s, a time when musicians fearlessly combined and brilliantly executed styles that reflected their multicultural environment.

‘Moving Grooving’ and ‘Hiko Iko’ are both ultra rare hand clapping, foot stomping soul workouts courtesy of the Greaves brothers, Frankie and Franklyn. ‘Moving Grooving’ is featured on Soundway Records’s third release in the Panama series titled Panama! 3, compiled by Quantic and Roberto Gyemant AKA Beto.

Both tracks were originally served up on a super limited 45 on Segraves Records in 1969 and and highlight the massive influence of American soul music on musica Panameña during and after the black power cultural movement in the US. A reference to the early work of the godfather of soul, James Brown, may seem a tad lazy but it’s about as honest as it gets. - Soundway

This is the cover for a limited-press record from a very young Little Frankie Greaves with big brother Franklyn Greaves on guitar. Frankie Greaves also had a big hit in the mid '60s with the sweet soul Necia De Mi Corazon -see above. - Soundway

1st hour - Jump Funk / Kid Latin Soul / Blue Groove/ Rocking Rhythms

1. Necia de Mi Corazon - Little Francisco Greaves (cover shown)
2. Chaleco - Francois Makiadi & Orchestre OK Jazz
3. Hiko Ito - Little Francisco Greaves (cover shown)
4. I Can Be Cool - Bob & Gene
5. Cholo - Brown Brothers of Soul
6. Chicken & Booze - Manny Corchado
7. Poquito Soul - Brown Brothers of Soul
8. Pow Wow - Manny Corchado
9. Shake it Baby - Wiley Terry
10. Gruvve Time - Johnny C & Rockin Champs
11. Mooving Grooving - Little Fransciso Greaves (cover shown)
12. Do Yoo Funky Thang - Junior & His Soulettes
13. Pop Junior Pop - Junior & His Soulettes
    
14. Saying Goodbye - Little Fransciso Greaves (cover shown)
15. Whats Wrong With Grooving ? - Letta Mbulu
16. House of the Rising Sun - Dorothy Ashby

2nd hour - Fantastic Harp of Dorothy Ashby Plus Samba Bossa Nova Sounds

1. Mystic Mambo - Afro Blues Quintet Plus One
   
2. Rip A Dip - Latin Jazz Quintet
3. Invitation - Dorothy Ashby
4. Nabu Corfa - Dorothy Ashby
5. Feeling Good - Dorothy Ashby
6. Dodi Li - Dorothy Ashby
7. Le Carrossel - Duke Pearson
8. Sandalia Dela - Duke Pearson
9. Sa Dako Pa Roon - Bong Penera
10. I Rio De Janeiro - Cornelius Vreeswijk
11. So Me Fez Bem - Edu Lobo & Maria Bethania
    
12. Pra Dizer Adeus - Edu Lobo & Maria Bethania
13. Meu Mundo e Hoje - Eliete Negreiros
14. African Bossa Nova - Ahmed Abdul Malik
15. Midnight Night Bossa Nova - Ingfried Hoffman

3rd hour - Rhythm Blue Rock with a Dash of that Funky Soul on Top

1. I'll Take Care of You - Bobby Blue Bland
2. Kinda Happy - James Booker
3. Lip Service - Dave Lewis
4. High Heel Sneakers - Dave Lewis
5. 1# Hit - Dave Lewis
6. Shorty - Vernon Dilworth
7. Coal Miner - Nappy Bown
8. Who Said Shorty Coming Back ? - Lucky Millinder Orchestra
9. Hep Hep Hooray - Eddie Bo
10. Gotta Find a Way - Bob & Gene
11. Honey Dove - Lee Fields
    
12. Your Name - Bob & Gene
13. Hook & Sling Part 1 -Eddie Bo
    
14. Hook & Sling Part 2 - Eddie Bo
15. Soul Heart Transplant - Ebony Rhythm Band
16. Check Ya Bucket - Eddie Bo
17. One Zippy Zam - Roy Milton & His Orchestra
    
18. Oh Mojo Oh Mojo - The Volcanoes
19. I Dont About You - Lloyd Nolan
20. Each Day - Ann Cole
    

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