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Roots and Rhythms
Wednesday May 29th, 2013 with Stephen Neale
Hotlanta Soul #2

Part 2 of the 70s Struttin-Southern-Soul found on the Hotlanta, Aware, Clintone and other labels from in and around Atlanta, Georgia and Birmingham, Alabama. The tracks are taken from a series of three volumes that were compiled and released by Kent Soul: Volume 1 - 1998 - Good Guys Don't Always Win Volume 2 - 2000 - Full Time Groovers Volume 3 - 2005 - Holding the Losing Hand.
Welcome to Part 2 of Hotlanta Soul - tracing the singers and songwriters who put out some deliciuos drama drenched southern soul in the 70s. Centered around Atlanta, Georgia and Birmingham, Alabama, singles and albums came out on labels like Clintone, Aware, Moonsong, the General Recording Group and, of course, Hotlanta.
It's Over, Nobody Wins
Sam Dees - VA: Good Guys Don't Always Win - Previously unreleased (1998) / Kent Soul
Anything is Fair in Love and War
Sam Dees - VA: Full Time Groovers - Previously unreleased (2000) / Kent Soul
Claim Jumping
Sam Dees - VA: Holding the Losing Hand - 1972 Clintone / Kent Soul
It Ain't No Fun
Frederick Knight - VA: Good Guys Don't Always Win - Previously unreleased (1998) / Kent Soul
Time
Frederick Knight - VA: Full Time Groovers - Previously unreleased (2000) / Kent Soul
We've Got to Sing this Together - 12
Frederick Knight - VA: Holding the Losing Hand - Previously unreleased (2005) / Kent Soul
It's What You Do
King Hannibal - VA: Good Guys Don't Always Win - 1973 Aware / Kent Soul
Same Ole Fool Again
King Hannibal - VA: Full Time Groovers - 1973 Aware / Kent Soul
Leftover Love
CL Blast - VA: Good Guys Don't Always Win - 1972 Clintone / Kent Soul
Husband in Law
CL Blast - VA: Full Time Groovers - 1973 Clintone / Kent Soul
Unsatisfied Woman
Jean Battle - VA: Good Guys Don't Always Win - 1971 Clintone / Kent Soul
Hanna Mae
Deep Velvet - VA: Holding the Losing Hand - 1973 Aware / Kent Soul
Interactive CKCU
peter bunnett
although all the announcers I listen to on CKCu are passonite and informed about the material they're playing ,I think Ckcu could distinguish itself by encouraging more guest visits , which may not be as deep as the regular fair but adds different kind of vitality and appreciation. For instance :I have just typed "deep" as above as Steve Neale introduces"Deep Velvet" with the overlape of the vowels and consonants about 75% similar. Coincidence>I think so.

9:05 PM, May 29th, 2013
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