A Selection Of Random Oldies - Makes Interesting Listening, New Podcast

[Pete S]

Just for an experiment I decided to pull records out blind from various sections of my collection (originals, US pressings, reissues etc) and see what happened. Half the stuff is very well known (some would say played out!) but the other half includes some great selections and several records which I'd not played in years but now sound great, so hopefully you'll give it a listen and maybe discover something you like. Artists include The Magictones, Eddie Holman, Barbara Lewis, Roy Roberts, Tony Hester, Turnpikes, Sisters Love, Robin Rice, Court davis, Keni Lewis and so on. It starts off with The Champion, don't let that put you off should you be sick of hearing it. Full track list to follow.

https://planetrecords.podbean.com/2009/05/1...-random-oldies/

I PUT THIS IN THE WRONG SECTION THE OTHER DAY, JUST EDITING IT TO ADD THE TRACK LISTING

THE TURNPIKES - CAST A SPELL is on here somewhere also!

WILLIE MITCHELL - THE CHAMPION

EDDIE HOLMAN - WHERE I'M NOT WANTED

DENISE LASALLE - DO ME RIGHT

JACKIE LEE - THE SHOTGUN AND THE DUCK

THE CREATIONS - OH BABY

THE FABULOUS JADES - COME ON AND LIVE

THE LEWIS SISTERS - YOU NEED ME

BARBARA LEWIS - THE STARS

BETTYE SWANN - THE MAN WHO SAID NO

COURT DAVIS - TRY TO THINK WHAT YOU'RE DOING

PAT LEWIS - HIT AND RUN

PRINCE GEORGE - WRONG CROWD

HARRY DEAL - YOU'RE ALWAYS IN MY MIND

ROY ROBERT - I KNOW WHAT TO DO TO SATUSFY YOU

TONY HESTOR - DOWN IN THE DUMPS

DETROIT EXECUTIVES - COOL OFF

THE MAGNETICS - COUNT THE DAYS

SISTERS LOVE - I'M LEARNING TO TRUST MY MAN

MIRWOOD STRINGS - SUPERDANCE

KENI LEWIS - NOT THE MARRYING KIND

THE CHALFONTES - HE LOVES ME

THE PERSIANETTES - IT HAPPENS EVERY DAY

ROBIN RICE - I'VE HAD IT (ORIGINAL MIX)

THE SHOWMEN - TAKE IT BABY

THE DETROIT PROPHETS (THE ORIGINALS) - SUSPICION

THE DREAM MERCHANTS - STOP (YOU'RE BREAKING MY HEART)

TIMMY WILLIS - SUCH MISERY

THE MAGICTONES - HOW CAN I FORGET YOU

PEGGY MARCH - LOSING MY TOUCH

Edited May 21, 2009 by Pete S

[Guest KEN-SOUL]

That Timmy Willis is an absolute stomper, better than precissions and much better than "Times a Wastin'". Keep them coming folk.

[grant]

That Timmy Willis is an absolute stomper, better than precissions and much better than "Times a Wastin'". Keep them coming folk.

yeah great version, always loved it from the day i heard someone spin it on R Seearlings show when i think it was still Jazz Fm - anyone know the story behind this version?