Sitting In The Park 6-16-2003

[boba]

Hi. I hope everyone had a great Father’s Day. Today on my show I did a nice girl group set (starting with the super rare Softiques record from the West Side of Chicago) and then played 1970s records for the rest of the show. I played some unusual funk group records and early and late 70s sweet soul. You can check out the show at the following link:

 

https://www.sittinginthepark.com/6-16-2013.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:

 

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Also, unrelated to this show but probably of interest to listeners, check out my friend Kevin Coombe's discography webpage of soul 45s from Washington, DC: https://www.dcsoulrecordings.com. In addition to listing almost every single soul 45 released from the DC / Baltimore area, he has an incredible section where you can see many rare pictures of soul groups that most people have never seen.

 

Playlist follows and I hope you enjoy the show.

 

Softiques - Just two kinds of boys - Sheldon

Ster-Phonics - Don’t leave me - Mas-Tok

Dorothy Berry - Cryin’ on my pillow - Challenge

Chris Clark - Don’t be too long - VIP

Patty Livingston - I’ve got my baby - Dimension

Lost Generation - Talking the teenage language - Brunswick

Signs of the Time - Hurts so bad - Pro 7 / Numero

Final Decisions - Keep on walking - Bumpshop

Blue Notes - It’s over - Glades

Trammps - I know the feeling - Golden Fleece

Lincoln - Formula for love - Brick

Trendells - Looking at you - Fireplace

Positive Motivation - You brought me back - Wonderful

Andrew Lewis Band - Midnite man - Richmond

William Howard - Give a helping hand - Cat

High Fidelity - Strangers in love - Atlanta Imperial

Vernon Steve Weakley - Let me be your secret lover - Omega

Reggie Garland - Why now - Big Willie

Mel Production Band - Make love in the cold - Mel Production Band

Rivingtons - Don’t hate your father - JD

 

thanks,

Bob