MrSoulpower said:

ah ok cool

More "Harlem River Drive"

great thread

abigail05 said:

I'll post more later

Some more songs that you'll hear on tonight's show ...











This is gonna be a great show, make sure to tune in tonight at 11 pm EST!

me

Does Mardi Gras by Lonnie Liston Smith qualify? i love that track
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Show goes on air in a few minutes, at 11 pm EST (until 1 am), tune in at www.wrir.org

MrSoulpower said:

y'all are rockin the righteous realness here

IAintTheOne said:

Glad you liked it. I will post the download link tomorrow or Sunday.

"El Rey" Tito Puente

Fat Mama

And there it is ... the link for last night's Latin Soul special:

http://wrir.org/x/modules...oryid=9419

Playlist:

- El Chicano: Viva Tirado Otra Vez / Mas Zacate (Kapp)
- Cesar: Descarga (Flying Dutchman)
- Ray & His Court: De Eso Nada Monada (Sound Triangle)
- Mongo Santamaria: We got Latin Soul (Columbia)
- Latin Soul Rock Allstars: Smoke (Fania)
- Cortiyu Y Su Maquiena del Tiempo: Gumbo
- Bio Ritmo: Lisandra (Locutor Records)
- Bio Ritmo: Le Canto (Shameless)
- Marvin Santiago: Sonero (TH Top Hits)
- Bobby Valentin: Coco Seco (Fania)
- Tito Puente: Last Tango in Paris (Tico)
- Tito Puente con orgullo Sophy: Chrystal Blue Persuasion (Tico)
- Azuquita: California (Vaya)
- Ricardo Marrero; My friend (Don)
- Joe Bataan: Laughing and Crying (Epic)
- La Pandilla: El Gorila (Alhambra)
- Chucho Avellanet: Se Acabo (UA Latino)
- La Crema: The Cisco Kid (UA Latino)
- Impacto Crea: Cielo Azul (Vaya)
- Orquesta Dee Jay: Black Shadow (MGM)
- Jose Mangual & Carlos “Patato” Valdez: Masacote
- La Clave: Latin Slide (Verve)
- Raoul Zequeria: Hey! ... Hey! ... Hey! (Disques Vogue)
- Katunga: Bailando despacito (RCA)
- Harlem River Drive: Idle Hands (Roulette)

MrSoulpower said:

grabbin it right now

IAintTheOne said:

T'was a serious show! My buddy Rai played some amazing vinyl, too. This is some serious Latin Soul schooling .. hell, I felt schooled myself.

Thanks. I'll listen to now... I was to tired to catch it last night.

TD3 said:

I don't blame you .. I was almost too tired to do the show last night.

MrSoulpower said:

brought back my childhood

IAintTheOne said:

Naw, man, not quite. We focused on the 1960s and 1970s sound, not the 1940s.

MrSoulpower said:

I am so gonna whoop your ass next week

IAintTheOne said:

You? You'd first need turbo boost for your wheelchair.
People here have no clue about the true Finess ... I could show the picture of you that you first emailed me for the Hip Joint MySpace page ...

MrSoulpower said:

hahahha you fooking bastid

IAintTheOne said:

I already know what it'll look like when you'll hit the dancefloor next week ...


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MrSoulpower said:

lol classic i tell ya Just because I'll be 43 on Tues. lol
[Edited 3/28/09 21:34pm]

Ha ha you guys are hilarious. Some very provocative albums covers, Tnt band. As always Mr. Sooooulpower we enjoyed the show. My husband and I got up and Salsa a lil'bit but I'm sure at some-point we where just "Steppin".

MrSoulpower said:

Good timing with this thread, thanks for the recommendations!

A couple of months ago, I started searching for some of this type of Latin music and bought a Latin/Soul compilation that's pretty good and has a few Mongo tracks on it. After listening to some of these that you posted, I bought the Mongo greatest hits and some Ray Barretto songs to get me started.

MrSoulpower said:

HAHAHA! Now that's a funny picture, she's all up on his leg and he's diggin' the hell outta it.

I just downloaded the show and am looking forward to listening, thanks!

who's got big love for the Croydon Skiffle Scene, 1978-1991

TD3 said:

Now that's what I call a listening session. Maybe this will inspire my wife.

Serena said:

Joe Bataan has a brand new album out, produced by Gabe Roth of the Dap-Kings. I highly recommend it!

MrSoulpower said:

Thanks, I'll definitely check it out, I love what I've heard/seen of the Dap-Kings!