Sunday Brunch at the Beachland Ballroom, November 6, 2016

[clevesoulie]

Belated playlist for my DJ gig from this past Sunday, November 6th, at the Beachland Ballroom and Tavern in Cleveland…as usual, I DJ’ed their Sunday Brunch from 10 AM to 3 PM. For the first time, I was able to DJ for a soulie from the UK, Grahame, who’s been here in the Cleveland area for a while. Here’s the tuneage…

 

See and Don’t See—Marie ‘Queenie’ Lyons (Deluxe)

You Don’t Mean It—Ohio Players (Compass)

I Found Out—Bobby Byrd (Federal)

You Put a Hurtin’ On Me—Geminis (RCA WLP)

Until I’m Free—Barbara Lynn (Tribe)

Oh Darling—Z.Z. Hill (Kent)

You’ll Fall In Love—Jive Five (Musicor WLP)

Touch Me, Hold Me, Kiss Me—Inspirations (Black Pearl)

Shotgun—Jr. Walker & the All-Stars (Tamla Motown Holland import)

Let Yourself Go—Elvis Presley (RCA)

39-21-40 Shape—Jimmy Jones (Bell promo)

Wait For Me—Monclairs (Sunburst)

Last Minute Miracle—Shirelles (Scepter)

The Horse—Cliff Nobles & Co. (Phil-L.A. of Soul)

It’s Got to Be Now Or Never—Little Dooley (North Bay)

Ain’t Got the Love of One Girl—Ambassadors (Arctic WLP)

Two-Timer—Little Carl Carlton (Backbeat)

Seven Rooms of Gloom—Four Tops (Tamla Motown Holland import)

Nobody But Me—Human Beinz (Capitol)

Detroit Sound—Megatons (Laurie promo)

The Phillie—M-M & the Peanuts (Money WLP)

Something On My Mind—Karen Sue (United Artists)

Girl, You’re My Kind of People—Olympics (Warner Bros. WLP)

Ain’t That Sharing My Love—Melodics (M.O.C. promo)

Mickey’s Monkey—Miracles (HMV Australian import)

Do Whatcha Wanna Do—Wesley Bright & the Hi-Lites (Hi-De-Ho!)

Love Potion #9—Coasters (King)

Don’t Bring Me Bad News—J.J. Barnes (Ric-Tic)

I’ll Give You Time—Outsiders (Capitol)

Pushin’ Too Hard—Seeds (GNP Crescendo)

I Gotta Dance—Strangeloves (Bang)

Everything I Do—Jets (Port)

Hung Up On Your Love—Montclairs (Paula WLP)

Come and Get It—Eli ‘Paperboy’ Reed (Capitol)

If I Could Only Be Sure—Nolan Porter (ABC WLP)

Help Me—Spellbinders (Columbia)

 

For the next hour, I decided to do something special…an hour of Chicago soul and Chess label stuff, to honor three legends in the Chicago soul community who passed away recently…Phil Chess, Herb ‘The Cool Gent’ Kent and William ‘Sonny’ Sanders:

 

Oh Baby—Creations (Globe)

Organ Shout—Dave ‘Baby’ Cortez (Chess)

I Can’t Say—Betty Everett (ABC)

You’re Gonna Be Sorry—Billy Butler (Okeh)

New Girl—Accents (One-Der-Ful)

Uptight—Jackie Wilson & Count Basie (Brunswick)

Hope We Have—Artistics (Brunswick)

So Blue—Little Milton (Checker)

Let’s Do Some Good Timing—Alvin Cash (Mar-V-Lus)

This Town’s Too Much—Mighty Marvelows (ABC)

The Beginning of My Life—Chimes (Down to Earth)

It’s Those Little Things That Count—Artistics (Brunswick)

How Can You Say Goodbye—Sidney Joe Qualls (Dakar)

Get Off My Back—Marvin L. Sims (Revue)

Gotta Find Me a Lover—Erma Franklin (Brunswick)

Funky ’69—Alvin Cash (Toddlin’ Town)

How Could It Be—Esquires (Bunky)

Never Let Your Love Grow Cold—Vontastics (St. Lawrence)

The Chase Is On—Johnny Howard (Bashie WLP)

You Brought About a Change In Me—Jackie Wilson (Brunswick)

Thank You Baby—Billy Butler (Brunswick)

Baby You Got It—Maurice & the Radiants (Chess)

Don’t Turn Your Back On Me—Johnny Sails (Sayles) (Mar-V-Lus)

Come Get This Ring—Tyrone Davis (Dakar)

 

See and Don’t See—Marie ‘Queenie’ Lyons (Deluxe) played again at the request of the venue owner (and the guy who showed me how to DJ) Mark Leddy…Mark had been to the bar Queenie owns in her hometown of Ashtabula, about 50 miles east of Cleveland, although he didn’t go in as it was closed. He took a pic of the outside and showed it to me.

I’ll Be Loving You—Soul Brothers Six (Atlantic)

Daddy’s House—Marie ‘Queenie’ Lyons (Deluxe)

Feet Start Walking—Doris Duke (Canyon)

Talkin’ ‘Bout You Babe—Little Charles & the Sidewinders (Decca promo)

Our Love Will Grow—Showmen (Swan)

Now I Know What Love Is—Al Wilson (Soul City promo)

Go ‘Head On—Packers (Pure Soul Music)

Hide Nor Hair—Earl Grant (Decca)

The Girl’s Got ’It’—Billy Preston (Capitol)

If This Is Love—Precisions (Drew)

You Live Only Once—Imperial Wonders (Solid Foundation)

El Pito—Joe Cuba (Tico)

Sunshine Superman—Willie Bobo (Verve promo)

You Are the One I Love—Adams Apples (Brunswick promo)

More, More, More of Your Love—Bob Brady & the Con Chords (Chariot)

I Got Love—Intrigues (Yew)

Just Look What You’ve Done—Peoples Choice (Philips WLP)

Just Can’t Live My Life—Linda Jones (Warner Bros.-Seven Arts)

Things Get Better—Eddie Floyd (Stax)

So Anna Just Love Me—Roy Lee Johnson (Josie)

Gone But Not Forgotten—Johnny Robinson (Okeh promo)

You Got to Have Money—Exits (Gemini)

Is This the Way to Treat a Girl—Hesitations (GWP)

Frightened Girl—Silent Majority (Hot Wax)

Everything’s Coming Up Roses—Bobby Hebb (Philips)

Halos Are For Angels—Blanch Carter (GSF WLP)

A Love You Can Depend On—Brenda & the Tabulations (Top & Bottom)

Stay With Your Own Kind—Patrice Holloway (Capitol)

That Girl Is Mine—Attractions (Bell)

Gotta Get to Know You—Bobby Bland (Duke)

The Cat—Eddie & Ernie (Eastern WLP)

Arabia—Delcos (Showcase)

Who’s Gonna Pick Up the Pieces—Little ‘D’ & the Harlems (Josie)

You Can’t Fight Love—Shirley & Jessie (Wand)

If You Love Her—Benny Spellman (Sansu)

Walking Up a One-Way Street—Willie Tee (Atlantic)

Mojo Workout—Larry Bright (Tide)

Do What You’re Supposed to Do—Three Degrees (Swan)

It Takes a Lot of Lovin’—Big Ella (Lo Lo)

Soul Affection—Interpretations (Bell)

Walk On Judge—Soul Partners (Bell promo)

Heaven Must Have Sent You—Continental Four (Jay-Walking)

Shake—Selective Service (Mainline)

Black Cat—Brian Auger & the Trinity (Atco WLP)

Tin Soldier—Small Faces (Immediate)

Hide & Seek—Sheep (Boom)

Boo-Ga-Loo—Tom & Jerrio (ABC Paramount)

Shadows of a Memory—Major Lance (Dakar)

Scratchy—Travis Wammack (ARA)

Day By Day—Continental Four (Jay-Walking)

I’m On My Way—Dean Parrish

 

 

Best,

 

Mark

[Pga1]

Hiya, always have a look at your playlists,  five hours is not easy, have done it myself and longer. I bet you don't sit at home organising your playbox.  I know people who fret about a 45 minute spot. Well done,  cheers

[clevesoulie]

Actually, I DO sit at home and organize the box...I want everything in alpha order by artist so I can easily find stuff. I'm very much anal about that. The only things I don't keep in alpha order are my '3 before 3', which I keep at the end of the box (Travis Wammack, Continental Four and Dean Parrish).

Best,

Mark