People are together.

Funkiness looms Wednesday night on Soul Junction, as we debut an album from Mickey Murray that was so scarcely distributed in the early 70s that we may as well call it brand new! Plus, we'll of course pay respect to Johnny Otis, Jimmy Castor, and Etta James, three recently departed soul legends, and get into some more fuzzy blues from Albert Collins and Freddie King.

Soul Junction
Wednesdays, 8pm-10pm.
www.GtownRadio.com
Give me the beat and free my soul.


January 25, 2012

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Playlist (Song/Artist/Album/Label):

"People Are Together"  Mickey Murray  People Are Together  (Secret Stash/King)

"Ratio & Proportion"  Don Patterson  Funk You!  (Prestige)

"St. Thomas"  Oliver Nelson   Stolen Moments  (East Wind)

"Slippery Hip"  Ben Sidran  I Lead A Life  (Blue Thumb)

"It's All Right"  The Impressions  Greatest Hits  (ABC)

"Priscilla"  The Bobby Hamilton Quintet Unlimited  Dream Queen  (Superfly/Alifa)

"Texas Twister"  Melvin Sparks  Texas Twister  (Eastbound)

"Den Dan Vi Sket I"  Svenska Lod AB  Horselmat  (Figaro)

"Seven Day Fool"  Etta James  Etta James Rocks The House  (Argo/Chess)

"Willie & The Hand Jive"  Johnny Otis  In Session  (Goldenlane)

"It's Just Begun"  Jimmy Castor Bunch  12 Inch  (AlphaOmega)

"Leave My Woman Alone"  Freddie King  Woman Across The River  (Shelter)

"Stickin'"  Albert Collins  There's Gotta Be A Change  (Tumbleweed)

"Oblighetto"  Clarence Wheeler  The New Chicago Blues  (Atlantic)

"Blues & Trouble"  Muddy Waters  After The Rain  (Cadet Concept) 

"Give It Up"  The Impossibles  Hot Pepper  (Phillips)

"California Soul"  The Undisputed Truth  The Undisputed Truth  (Gordy)

"Zambezi"  Eddie Senay  Hot Thang  (Sussex)

"Gatur Bait"  The Gaturs  New Orleans Funk: The Original Sound of Funk 1960-75  (Soul Jazz)

"I Don't Know Why"  Mickey Murray  People Are Together  (Secret Stash/King)

"Shadow's Legitimate Mix"  DJ Shadow  12 Inch  (Hollywood Basic)

"Bridge to 'Bama"  Soulive featuring Talib Kweli  12 Inch  (Rawkus/Blue Note) 

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