Soulful Shades Of Ohio

[Dave Thorley]

Following everyone nice response to the Texas mix. Here is the second in what might become a series Soulful Shades Of Ohio, hope you all enjoy it ............

 

https://www.mixcloud.com/dave-thorley/soulful-shades-of-ohio/

[Benji]

Any chance of a playlist?

[Dave Thorley]

13 hours ago, Benji said:

Any chance of a playlist?

Tracklist
1 Color One Tear Black Pt1 by Double O's
2 You've got it all by Charles Simmons
3 Mailman cometh by Preacher & The Saints
4 This ole heart by La'Que
5 Sweet dreams by Blade Family
6 Let's be friends by I.R.S.
7 All all I want is you by Sly Slick & Wicked
8 Do you get the message by Grey Imprint
9 Tippin by Dean Francis
10 No matter by LaFez
11 Burning good by Bill Spoon
12 I've got something going for me by Volcanic Eruption
13 Judge and jury by Jetton Prizn
14 Independent woman by Jan Jones
15 Freeway by Maurice Moore
16 Together forever by Watchtower
17 Ready for the weekend by Bill Spoon
18 Precious Dove by Brotherly Love
19 All my life by 100 % Pure
20 Madness by Strange
21 Walkin by Felix Harris
22 Afro child by Allman Sisters
23 You pick me up by Merger
24 A whisper away by Odyssey & Co
25 My baby's gone by Blade Family
26 Color one tear black Pt2 by Double O's

[Guest Polyvelts]

I'm loving this series 

[Benji]

Thanks Dave!

[Jaco]

2 hours ago, polyvelts said:

I'm loving this series 

Me too. Great stuff here and quite a few new to these ears

[Roburt]

Volcanic Eruption is, of course, Lou Ragland & friends.

 Tuva side of the 45 . . . 

 

Edited April 2, 2017 by Roburt

[Dave Thorley]

11 hours ago, Roburt said:

Volcanic Eruption is, of course, Lou Ragland & friends.

 Tuva side of the 45 . . . 

 

Yes a nice two sider, couldn't do Ohio without something Lou related

 

Edited April 3, 2017 by Dave Thorley

[Dave Thorley]

20 hours ago, Roburt said:

Volcanic Eruption is, of course, Lou Ragland & friends.

 Tuva side of the 45 . . . 

 

He was also involved in the two tracks by the late great Bill Spoon above

[Roburt]

18 hours ago, Dave Thorley said:

He was also involved in the two tracks by the late great Bill Spoon above

Don't know if many on here saw it (or remember it even if they did so) BUT there was a documentary on UK TV many years back (10+) that showed the workings on the LA Coroner's Office. This outfit had to investigate suspicious or strange deaths, recover the bodies to the morgue, undertake the autopsy and then clean up the premises where the body had been found (after the actual events had been established). At the tme, Bill worked for the Dept. and he was featured in the documentary working at the scene of a death.