22 mixes with tracks by “The+Browns”

The soundtrack to the movie Cooley High was all about Motown, but there was a whole lot of soul on other labels that year, as well. 1964 heard rhythm 'n' blues and pop pieces from not only groups like The Supremes but also people like Rufus Thomas and James Brown. Out of sight? No more!

Keeping with the vintage toons, here’s another mostly soul mix for your listening pleasure. FYI – that’s Inez Foxx on the cover.

Download here: http://hearsay.alphaquam.com/2012/01/07/january-2012-mix/

Imagine being a fly on the wall more than 50 years ago when the family values were simple and clean-cut....25 songs including music by Patti Page, Robert Mitchum and The Chordettes....

Like the title says, females singing soul songs. Inspired by the Impressions song "Woman's Got Soul"

Part two, 50s/60s I've been dying to dig up since I was in the car last week.

dance, sweat, get gordo, then go to the bar and drink tequila

Older soul, a couple of covers and newer tracks. Memphis to Detroit, one stop in Kingston. Slower, then upbeat, then slower again. Fourteen tracks including music by Gino Washington, Al Green, and Barbara & The Browns.

25 summer-licious tracks.

big, bad funk & laidback, lax hip-hop/instrumentals

including music by Arts The Beatdoctor, Bonobo, Damu & new Freddie Joachim

let the mellow drama begin...

http://whistlewhileyouhustle.blogspot.com/

Eight tracks including music by Don McLean, Eva Cassidy and Johnny Cash.

music by Bob Dylan, , The Drifters and Johnny Rivers..artists of their ilk

Twelve tracks of chicago house, disco, progressive and italo disco,

Seventeen tracks including music by Broadcast 2000, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, and DJ Magnet.