Sitting In The Park - Chicago Soul Radio - Jan 2014

A polar vortex news post highlight of regular contributing member Bob A's Chicago radio show..

Hi. Welcome to the first Sitting in the Park show of 2014. I hope everybody had a great holiday. I did an excellent music show; playing ‘60s girl groups, midtempo ‘60s and ‘70s male groups, and really good sweet soul from the ‘70s and ‘80s. Listen to my radio show at:

http://www.sittingin...m/1-5-2014.mp3?

You can listen to other shows and interviews with Chicago groups by going to my main page www.sittinginthepark.com Also, if someone you know wants to subscribe to this email list, they can add themselves at the following URL:

http://eepurl.com/n7Qr5

Playlist follows and I hope you enjoy the show.

Sisters - Happy new year baby - Del-Fi

Cineemas - Never gonna cry - Dave

Beverly McKay - No no, I can’t help you - Sue

Norma Rudd - Something keeps telling me - Sure-Shot

Seeburg Spotlite Band - Oh no not my baby - Seeburg

Lemme B Good - You’re a breaker of hearts - Mercury

Curtis King - So nice while it lasted - Columbia

Johnny Starr - Do re me fa so la ti do - Mala

Thano - Gimme something - Verve

Calvin Harris - Love’s recipe - Stereo-Sonic / Numero

Huriah Boynton - You went back on what you said - Lanor

Dee and the Dee-ettes - Let’s stay together - Dee Wolf Prod

Electric Express - Hear Say pt. 2 - Key-Vac

Ernie Shelby - Bend over backwards - Polydor

Springers - All too soon we grow old - Wale

Phil Terrell - Don’t you run away - Carnival

Bobby Duke - Gotta be with you - Verve

TMGs - What can I do? - Soul Shack

Jerry Tyrone - I love you 8 days a week - Cher-Kee

Kosmic Rock - No other - Primative Funk

Stak’d - My true love - Sunsound

Klass - Young lovers - Klass

Mellow-D - Give back your love - Melody Music Enterprise

Field’s David - See what love will do - Field’s David

thanks,

Bob

forum thread can be viewed here

denny jJan 07 2014 11:36 PM

I've been listening and downloading Bob's shows for years - they are probably the best source I know for top quality 60's n early 70's soul music that gets grouped under the "cross-over' label. If that's your thing and you've never listened to any of his shows, you are in for a very pleasant surprise,

8-)

kev cane Jan 08 2014 02:44 AM

Essential listening, I have lost count of the amount of stuff, especially male group and sweet soul that I have heard for the first time that had the "wow" factor, cost me a few quid as a result though lol

Kev