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Saturday, September 29, 2012
Funky Crimes - "Rap Sheet" + Special Edition
Oceanliners - Funky Pants
The Nite-Liters - Itchy Brother
Sherlock Holmes Investigation - Black Bag
The Fabulous Counts - Jan Jan
The Soul Continentals - Goobah (African Twist)
The Politicians - Funky Toes
J.C. Davis - Coconut Brown
Preacher - Life Is a Gamble
Dennis Coffey - Getting It On
Bill Doggett - The Funky Whistler
Willie Tell & the Overtures - Kick-Back
The Dapps (featuring Alfred Ellis) - The Rabbit Got the Gun
March Wind - All the Way Down
The Black On White Affair - A Bunch of Changes
Dave Hamilton - Cracklin' Bread
The San Francisco TKOs - Herm
Jesse Anderson - Mighty Mighty
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Little Green Radio
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Labels: Dan Penn Month, Debbie D
Friday, September 28, 2012
Do Something
Written by Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham. Recorded by the Swingin' Yo Yo's 1967.
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Labels: Dan Penn, Debbie D, Reigning Sound
Baby I Love You
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Labels: Arthur Alexander, Dan Penn, Debbie D
Nobody's Fool
Thanks to Mister Lance over at Monkey Time for bringing this song to my attention. Written by Dan Penn and Bobby Emmons 1970.
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Labels: Dan Penn Month, Debbie D, Lance Wille
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Evan Johns
The Austin Chronicle catches up with ailing guitar man Evan Johns, who's still fighting the good fight despite some pretty major setbacks. I was lucky enough to see him onstage a bunch of times in the 80s and 90s, first with the LeRois Brothers and later with his own band, Evan John & The H-Bombs.
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Saturday, September 22, 2012
Friday, September 21, 2012
Don't Be Left Out In The Warm
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Thanks to listener Mark from Toronto for sending in these awesome Fresca Ads! Listen for them on the WFMU Rock 'n' Soul Ichiban 24 hour webstream.
Etta James - Fresca Party
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Labels: Debbie D, Etta James, Fresca