RGMS (28th April 2009)

April 28, 2009 by admin
Filed under: Podcasts, Soul/R&B, SoulSites, SoulTrackin'

MP3 Download (Right click, Save Target As…) 280409-RGMS
(117 mins, 96 Mb, 112 kbps)

PLAYLIST
Heaven & Earth – I Really Love You (1981) That’s Love]
Funk Deluxe – Tender Lovin’ (1984) [Funk Deluxe]
Billy Boomer – I Like What She ’s Doin (1982)
Norman Connors – She’s Gone (1981) [Mr. C]
Evelyn King – What Are You Waiting For (1981) [I'm In Love]
Lakeside – It’s Got To Be Love (1981) [Keep On Moving Straight Ahead]
Jocelyn Brown – If I Can’t Have Your Love (1981)
Kwick – Let This Moment Be Forever (1980) [Kwick]
Cecil Parker – Really Really Love You (1980)
Patterson Twins – They’re Playing Our Song In The Radio (1984)
Phil Flowers – Stay A While (1984)
Marvin Sims – Love Is On The Way (1980)
Convertion – All I Want Is You (1980)
Larry Whittington – You Can Always Count On Me
Arthur Adams – I Can’t Believe My Eyes (1973) [Private Tonight]
Doris Duke – The Feeling Is Right (1969) [I'm A Loser]
Janet Lawson – Dindi (1977)
Charles Earland – Drifting (1976) [The Great Pyramid]
J B Bingham – All Alone By The Telephone (1976)
Milton Parker – Women Like It Harder (1970)
Natural Four – I Thought You Were Mine (1969) [Good Vibes!]
Lee Williams And The Cymbals – Lost Love
The Originals – I’m Someone Who Cares
Eugene Smiley & The Essence Of Love – Yes It’s You (1978)
Lamont Dozier – Groovin On A Natural High (1976) [Right There]
Jerry Butler – Let’s Make Love (1978) [Nothing Says I Love You Like I Love You]
Lee Oskar – Feelin’ Happy (1978) [Before The Rain]
Sharon Ridley – Where Did You Learn To Make Love The Way You Do (1975) [Stay A While With Me]
Sharon Ridley – Changin’ (1978) [Full Moon]
The Tams – This Precious Moment (1978)

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