The Midnight Soulstice - 97.3 wrir - Richmond Independent Radio

Pandemic presents:

Happy belated Juneteeth. Happy solstice. In honor of this weekend and in memory of my favorite ghosts of WRIR past, I played two hours of soul just to mellow out for a week.

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The Love Potion, “This Love”

from This Love

Kapp - 1969

Dee Dee Sharp, “I Really Love You”

from Cameo Parkway: The Best of Dee Dee Sharp, 1962-1966

ABKCO Music and Records, Inc. - 2005

The Marvelettes, “The Hunter Gets Captured By the Game”

from The Marvelettes

UNI/MOTOWN - 1967

Revelation Funk, “Elastic Lover”

from Bear Funk / Elastic Lover

Gold Plate Records ‎ - 1972

David MacCullum, “House of Mirrors”

from From the Palm Court

unknown - 1973

Little Ann, “Sweep It Out in the Shed”

from Detroit's Secret Soul

Ace Records - 2019

Wade Flemons, “Jeanette”

from Jeanette

Ramsel Records ‎ - 1968

The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band, Charles Wright & Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band, “Express Yourself”

from Express Yourself

Rhino/Warner Records - 2004

Honey Cone, “Want Ads”

from Honey Cone: Greatest Hits

HDH Records/Hot Wax - 1996

Sylvia, “Sweet Stuff”

from Pillow Talk: The Sensuous Sounds of Sylvia

Rhino - 2005

The Sylvers, “Only One Can Win”

from The Sylvers

Mr Bongo - 2019

Rotary Connection, “Respect”

from Songs

Geffen - 1969

Pratt & Moody, “Lost Lost Lost (feat. Cold Diamond & Mink)”

from Lost Lost Lost (feat. Cold Diamond & Mink) - Single

Timmion - 2017

The Exits, “You Got To Have Money”

from You Got To Have Money

Gemini Records - 1967

Sag War Fare, “Don't Be so Jive”

from Eccentric Soul: Omnibus

Numero Group - 2012

Jr Thomas & The Volcanos, “What a Shame”

from What a Shame - Single

Colemine Records - 2017

The New Holidays, “Maybe So Maybe No”

from Maybe So Maybe No

Soulhawk Records - 1969

Gloria Ann Taylor, “How Can You Say It”

from Love is a Hurtin' Thing

Ubiquity Recordings, Inc. - 2015

Leroy & The Drivers, “The Sad Chicken”

from Rainy Night in Georgia - Single

Tramp Records - 1970

Chicago Gangsters, “I Choose You”

from I Choose You

Unidisc Music Inc. - 1975

Curtis Mayfield, “Give Me Your Love”

from Super Fly

Charly Records - 1972

Helene Smith, “I Am Controlled By Your Love”

from Eccentric Soul: The Deep City Label

Numero Group - 2006

The Lost Weekend, “The Bridge of Love”

from The Bridge of Love

Lost Weekend

Flowers, “For Real”

from For Real

LA Xpressio Records ‎ - 1976

Dimas III, “I Won't Love You Again”

from So Funny / I Won't Love You Again

Clown Records - 1966

Mike & The Censations, “There Is Nothing I Can Do About It”

from Don't Mess With Me / There Is Nothing I Can Do About It

Highland Records - 1967

Brenda & The Tabulations, “When You're Gone”

from Dry Your Eyes

Jamie Record Co. - 1967

The Darlettes, “Lost”

from Lost / Sweet Kind Of Lonliness

Mira Records - 1965

Tammi Terrell, “Come On And See Me”

from Irresistible

UNI/MOTOWN - 1968

The Superlatives, “I Don't Know How”

from I Don't Know How(To Say I Love You)

Dynamics Records Co. - 1967

Marvin Gaye, “Where Are We Going? (Alternate Mix)”

from Let's Get It On (Deluxe Edition)

Motown - 2001

The Continental Four, “Day by Day”

from Day By Day / What You Gave Up

Jay-Walking - 1971

The Morning After, “Hey Girl”

from Numero Soul: Omnibus

Numero Group - 2012

William DeVaughn, “Be Thankful For What You Got”

from Be Thankful For What You Got

Rhino - 1974

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