Internet Radio - Soul

[Soulsmith]

Currently grinding my way through the day listening to 'Virgin Radio Groove'

Its an OK station, but if I had to sum it up in word it would be 'Shalimar'

Any soul Internet Radio stations you recommend Mon - Friday 9-5pm?

Cheers

Col.

[Soulsmith]

Is that it then?

I'm consigned to listening to Chic's "Good Times" ad infinitum.

[Simsy]

Well I don't know if I dare mention that VIP radio plays a fair bit of soul. 2-4pm week days is everybody's fave promoter, who always slips in a few northern numbers ..

[Guest lifeandsoul]

bit popular, though listening to big maybelle right now, but could try one of these:-

https://www.vh1.com/music/radio/genre/index.jhtml?genre_num=3

[Soulsmith]

Well I don't know if I dare mention that VIP radio plays a fair bit of soul. 2-4pm week days is everybody's fave promoter, who always slips in a few northern numbers ..

Cheers Ian, but I just wouldn't. Sometimes you just have to draw a line.

bit popular, though listening to big maybelle right now, but could try one of these:-

https://www.vh1.com/music/radio/genre/index.jhtml?genre_num=3

Regret not available to Mac listeners.

[Soul-Brother]

Here's my last show

https://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?acti...C08A4FD1AED59D1

and others are on the webpage..why moan about bad radio stations...all you want is here..

/Playlists.html

Regards

Barry

[Guest Dodger]

www.starpointradio.com has a lot of good repeat shows through the week during the day and Tony Monson on www.solarradio.com 10am-1pm is always a quality show featuring all genres. Edited September 12, 2006 by Dodger

[Guest Carl Dixon]

I listen to this every Tuesday between 9pm and 11pm on WFM (click listen live):

https://www.wfmradio.org/shows/Hassoulman.htm

[Guest SAFC-SOULBOY]

www.starpointradio.com for me

[FrankM]

I was looking for a place to plug this.

There are 26 hours of Northern Soul to listen to here. 13 shows all play listed here

https://www.radiomagnetic.com/shows/index_show.php?topic=12

There's a new Reflections on Northern Soul at www.radiomagnetic.com Two hours of great music with a live set from the last night of the Caledonian Soul Club. Tune in and let me know what Martin's Cover Up is. I have surrounded it with cuts from Joe Tex, Blue Magic, Harvey Scales, Valerie and Nick. My old school DAP jukebox has been busy recording sets at Friday Street, Goodfoot and the Dumfries classic soul night. They'll be featured in future shows. Next month will see the return of guests and their selection of music. Thanks for sticking with reflections and get in touch. Reply to this, PM on the message boards or use the radiomagnetic forums.

This week's show and play list can be found here.

https://www.radiomagnetic.com/shows/index.php?id=209

[Guest Kevin J]

I listen to this every Tuesday between 9pm and 11pm on WFM (click listen live):

https://www.wfmradio.org/shows/Hassoulman.htm

yep! just got finished listening. great show!!

[Guest Gavin Page]

www.starpointradio.com has a lot of good repeat shows through the week during the day and Tony Monson on www.solarradio.com 10am-1pm is always a quality show featuring all genres.

Biased but Soul music for everyone

[Guest Carl Dixon]

Hey Kevin! I heard your dedications to your chums in Barcelona. Small world. Harry is great. I think this weeks show was a cracker. All the guests brought the studio alive.

My wife and I have been planning a Seattle visit for a few years now. We have friends just outside the city. I am hoping to hook up with Thom Bell if he will see me. Did you know Elton Johns 'Are you ready for love' was recorded in Seattle?

[Soulsmith]

Here's my last show

https://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?acti...C08A4FD1AED59D1

and others are on the webpage..why moan about bad radio stations...all you want is here..

/Playlists.html

Regards

Barry

You've obviously never heard me moan.

If I was ever employed by the Samiratans people would be jumping off buildings left, right & centre.

Contrary to your beliefs, "all I want is not here"

The first link I get is -

The website's certificate was signed by an unknown certifying authority. You might be connecting to a website that is pretending to be "www.yousendit.com" which could put your confidential information at risk. Would you like to continue anyway?

The second link downloads a file "VSRS196.rm" that my comp can't open

[Guest Dante]

And what about soul Podcasts?

Edited September 15, 2006 by Dante

[Soulsmith]

And what about soul Podcasts?

What are you recommending?

[Guest Andy BB]

Don't forget Eddie Pillar's Funk and Soul Show on BBC Radio 6

It's on now 18:00 -21:00 and archived on the site for a bit afterwards.

Eclectic but alos on cable telly so you can listen while you do the ironing and he has got the perfect face for radio.

[Simsy]

I was looking for a place to plug this.

There are 26 hours of Northern Soul to listen to here. 13 shows all play listed here

https://www.radiomagnetic.com/shows/index_show.php?topic=12

Really really good mate.

[Guest Pete Griffin]

Hi, Have a listen to www.boogalooradio.com you can listen to 3 boogaloo shows, 1 right track show , and you can download the new shows to your pc. Also it has a top 10 to listen to and djs top 5 45s.

[Guest Kevin J]

Hey Kevin! I heard your dedications to your chums in Barcelona. Small world. Harry is great. I think this weeks show was a cracker. All the guests brought the studio alive.

My wife and I have been planning a Seattle visit for a few years now. We have friends just outside the city. I am hoping to hook up with Thom Bell if he will see me. Did you know Elton Johns 'Are you ready for love' was recorded in Seattle?

i wasnt aware that are you ready for love was recorded here. ahaha

so, when you coming up. please make sure to drop in on our do. we are every second saturday of the month. and if you do, please say hi.

thom bell is in seattle?

and yeh, me and anita played dedication tag. we took over the first half hour of the shows email requests!! ahaha

[Guest Carl Dixon]

Kevin -

Elton John recorded a full album in Seattle. They were called the 'Thom Bell' sessions. Many of the Philly musicians flew out to Seattle and recorded the Philly Sound there with Thom. If you look at the video you will see Larry Washington (I think), Tony Bell (one of The Young Professionals), Bobby Eli (who puts two rabbit ears above somebody's head) and loads of other people.

If and when we come, I will let you know!

[Guest Carl Dixon]

Kevin -

here is a link to another forums thread showing some photo's from my freind 'Bobby Eli'/MFSB, writer, producer, arranger, guitarist:

https://www.sixtiesdetroit.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=542

Scroll down and you will see some of the Seattle photos that were taken in 1977 at the Thom Bell sessions.

[Guest]

Currently grinding my way through the day listening to 'Virgin Radio Groove'

Its an OK station, but if I had to sum it up in word it would be 'Shalimar'

Any soul Internet Radio stations you recommend Mon - Friday 9-5pm?

Cheers

Col.

you can listen to me on fridays 8 till 10 on netcaferadio live i play northern on a friday and motown on wednesdays.