MrSoulpower said:

I can dig it. Wasn't hip to this one right here.

MrSoulpower said:

Thanks.
I knew most were out of bounds but they were the ones that immediately sprang to mind.

A few more.

Baby Huey...



...Mighty Mighty (1969) Written by Curtis Mayfield.


The Pharoahs...



...Freedom Road (1972)


Getto Kitty...



...Stand Up And Be Counted (1972)


Some others that unfortunately are not on YT.
Mighty Mighty, Spade & Whitey - The Impressions (1969)
Blackenized - Hank Ballard (1969) (produced by James Brown)


Congrats on the article.


tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431

Neil. Dude. Bro. Stop it. Your spoiling it.
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MrSoulpower said:

tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431

theAudience said:

LOL man I feel like a small fish in a big pond.... I know that Miriam cut

Sorry if this was already posted:

Timmy84 said:

Yep.

Show goes on air in just 20 minutes, from 11 pm until 1 am Eastern. Listen live at www.wrir.org and be empowered!!

Rap on Curtis.

Sing it Marvin!

How prophetic his words are right fuckin' now.

Yasssar!!

Message songs with a groove.

And after almost 40 years, the message is still right on!

MrSoulpower said:

Word.

Great, great show. I couldn't get home in time to hear the first half hour but I caught the rest. I enjoyed it. Like Regan's spirit said in The Exorcist, I enjoyed it "Immensely".

Thanks, glad y'all liked it. I'm gonna post the download in a couple of hours.

MrSoulpower said:

I am really diggin this Mr. Soulpower . I work in a office with co-workers who are younger than me and all they want to listen to on the radio is Lil Wayne, Drake, and Gucci Man. this thread is such a relief

heybaby said:

co-

Sorry guys, Radio4All, the server that hosts our downloads, had some technical issues over the weekend. As soon as the issue is resolved, I'll post the link to Friday's show.

Here the playlist for starters:

- Cane and Able - Be Free (ECP)
- Sons of Slum - Right On (Stax)
- Ike Turner & The Kings of Rhythm - Thinking Black (Pompeii)
- Hank Ballard - Blackenized (King)
- Gary Byrd - Are you really ready for Black Power (Real Thing)
- Grady Tate - Be Black Baby (Skye)
- James Brown - Get up, get into it, get involved (King)
- Miriam & Mbongi Makeba - Do You Remember Malcolm
- Curtis Mayfield - We People who are Darker than Blue (Curtom)
- Marvin Gaye - You're the man (Tamla)
- The Undisputed Truth - 1990 (Motown)
- The Impressions - Choice of Colors (Curtom)
- The Flames - Stand up and be counted (People)
- Melvin Van Peebles - A birth certificate ain't nothing but a death warrant anyway (Atlantic)
- Segments of Time - Song to the System (Sussex)
- Black Heat - Check it all out (Atlantic)
- The Fabulous Rhinestones - Free (Just Sunshine)
- Sir Joe Quarterman - The way they do my life (GSF)
- Chocolate Milk - Action speaks louder than Words (RCA)
- Leroy Hutson - Time brings on a change (Curtom)
- Roy Ayers - 2000 Black (Polydor)
- Sweet Charles - Why can't I be treated like a man? (People)
- The Voices of East Harlem - Take a Stand (Just Sunshine)
- Gil Scott Heron - The Revolution will not be televised (Flying Dutchman)
- Marva Whitney - I'm tired, tired, tired (King)
- The Staple Singers - We the People (Stax)
- Syl Johnson - Is it because I'm black (Twinight)
- Darongo - Let my People Go
- The Main Ingredient - Brotherly Love (RCA)
- Getto Kitty - Stand up and be Counted (Stroud)
- Kim Weston - Lift every voice and sing (Pride)

MrSoulpower said:

LOVE the track by Ike Turner "Thinking Black". I wasn't hip to that one and as Regan's possessed ass in The Exorcist says I enjoyed it "immensely". Hella good pick from The Undisputed Truth as well.

MrSoulpower said:

Hi Pari, that's Charles Wright in your banner, right ?

Sometime ago i found info about an early-80's EP recorded by him. I noticed it was being sold at eBay, missed the auction in order to see the artwork or hear any possible samples.
I wonder if you've ever heard or seen it. Here are some details :

Charles Wright / "The Pre Olympic Bargain Pak" (5-song EP) / 1981 / Power (P 6228-10)

1 - "Well, Well,Well (Part 2)"
2 - "I'll Give You Time"
3 - "Girl All Dressed In Blue"
4 - "Let Me Make Love To U"
5 - "Ocean Front Walk"


Thanx 'n advance

Shango said:

Yeah, this is Charles Wright, from his Doin' what comes naturally album.



His 1980s material got nothing on his 1970 - 1974 material. You should definitely look into that.

MrSoulpower said:

Thanx, i'll check out that 70's catalogue for shure. Still, i hope to find one day that 80's album cuz i'm a sucka for that era ,
and because there's practically no info available about it, so i guess it's a private label pressed in limited quantity. I love those kinda rarities.

MrSoulpower said:

great show as usual brother

It's been a while since the last edition of our Deep Diggin' series - which doesn't mean that we're not always diggin' deep for you. On tonight's Midnight Soulstice, we welcome you to join Deep Diggin' 3, with Mr. Felty playing some of his hottest Soul and Funk 45s for you. We hope you'll tune in - it's gonna be a great show.

Listen live from 11 pm until 1 am Eastern at www.wrir.org

We apologize for not having posted the link to the download of last week's "Power to the People" show. Our download host Radio4All had technical issues throughout the week, and they are still working on it. The recording from last week is great and we'll post it once the issues are resolved!!

MrSoulpower said:

whooooo shit listenin now

Alright guys, sorry for the delay, but we had issues with Radio4all and we swtiched to Podbean as our new server.

Here are the new downloads for ou latest shows -

Power to the People:
http://wrir.org/x/modules...ryid=10432

Deep Diggin' Vol. 3:
http://wrir.org/x/modules...ryid=10496

MrSoulpower said:

Aaah yeah....You messed around and played one of my all time favorite songs....In The Rain by The Dramatics. Was diggin' The J5 "I Am Love" and James's Stone To The Bone and King Heroin. Also Lou's "Evil Woman"

The next Midnight Soulstice, which airs this Friday, August 7th, is kinda a nostalgic show for me. As a native European, my roots as a DJ are in the Acid Jazz movement in London, which was a very powerful force in Europe in the early 1990s. A lot of very popular artists emerged from Acid Jazz, such as Jamiroquai, The Brand New Heavies, Galliano, Omar and more ... but the era of Acid Jazz is also known for many truly terrible and dull musical experiments.

On this week's show, I will focus on the great tracks of the Acid Jazz era - those tracks who will stand the test of time. Most of these tracks are well sought after today and impossible to find in their original formats (i.e., I'll be playing the original demo for Jamiroquai's first single When you gonna learn, recorded in 1991).

If anything, this will be a show with good London Soul, so tune in from 11 pm until 1 am Eastern at www.wrir.org




Some of the tracks you'll likely get to hear ...