Here are the top 10 most requested southern soul music hits from WDLT FM, the greatest station in the Mobile area. You must listen to their awesome "All Blues Saturday" show with amazing on-air personalities: Nikki deMarks, Stormy, and Cathe B. The countdown comes on at 8:00 p.m. CST (9:00 p.m. EST) each Saturday night. To listen to the station if you're in the Mobile area, turn your radioto 104.1 FM; if you're online, go to www.1041wdlt.com. You can also listen via iHeart Radio on your phone/tablet. 1. Cowgirl - Big Yayo/Jwonn/T-Baby 2. Good Thang - Miss Lady Blues 3. Sweet It Be - Wilson Meadows 4. One Big Party - Solomon Thompson 5. Right Here With Me - Adrena 6. Repair Man - Tucka 7. Let's Party - Lebrado 8. I Will - J. Red featuring Black Diamond 9. Make That Body Rock - Terry Wright 10. Swing On - O. B. Buchana Classic Pick of the Week - "Write This One Off As A Loss" by Denise LaSalle O. B. has a new song in the top 10. I just love Good Thang by Miss Lady Blues. Cowgirl is still #1!!! XXOOXX Southern Soul Paradise southernsoulparadise@hotmail.com
I am so looking forward to seeing J. Red!!!! I also can't wait to see Jeff Floyd and it will be a treat to see the Hardway Connection. Dr. Nick is hosting so you know it's going to be a great after Thanksgiving show! Get your tickets!!!!
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Southern Soul Paradise
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I've never posted about a record store but if you're in the DC metro area and you love albums - real 33rpm albums - 45s, and cassettes, you've got to stop by Memory Lane in Forestville, Maryland. I stopped by there to pick up my tickets for the J. Red/Jeff Floyd/Hardway Connection show that's going to be the Friday after Thanksgiving at Lamonts and walked into heaven. I have a turntable and a decent collection of albums and found this place to be amazing. It's located in a nondescript strip shopping center off Marlboro Pike and is the kind of place you could easily miss - I have for years. Michael, one of the owners, is extremely knowledgeable and helpful and knows everything he has in the store. And, what he doesn't have, he'll get. It is so hard to find a record store anywhere and this is one of the coolest I've seen in a long, long time.
Memory Lane Records
2809 Walters Lane
District Heights, MD
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Here are the top 10 most requested southern soul music hits from WDLT FM, the greatest station in the Mobile area. You must listen to their awesome "All Blues Saturday" show with amazing on-air personalities: Nikki deMarks, Stormy, and Cathe B. The countdown comes on at 8:00 p.m. CST (9:00 p.m. EST) each Saturday night. To listen to the station if you're in the Mobile area, turn your radioto 104.1 FM; if you're online, go to www.1041wdlt.com. You can also listen via iHeart Radio on your phone/tablet. 1. Cowgirl - Big Yayo/Jwonn/T-Baby 2. Good Thang - Miss Lady Blues 3. Sweet It Be - Wilson Meadows 4. One Big Party - Solomon Thompson 5. Right Here With Me - Adrena 6. Clap Yo Hands - T. K. Soul and Nathaniel Kimble 7. Let's Party - Lebrado 8. Repair Man - Tucka 9. Make That Body Rock - Terry Wright 10. I Will - J. Red featuring Black Diamond
Classic Pick of the Week - "I'll Play The Blues For You" by Albert King (I love this - it was radio personality Lewis Dee's theme song.) Cowgirl is still #1!!! XXOOXX Southern Soul Paradisesouthernsoulparadise@hotmail.com
This is such a really cool song! Ms. Lady Blues says that she's got a good man, Mr. Right, and he always has her back: she's talking about her good thang. He turned her house into a home and walked her down the aisle - that's what I'm talking about!! So nice to hear a woman sing such a beautiful song of love about her man.
My most favorite Carl Sims song of all times is "Seventeen Days of Loving" and if you go back through my blog (the easiest way is to google Southern Soul Paradise Carl Sims), you'll see that he has recorded tons of great music. "It's Just A Party" is so smooth and it showcases how versatile Carl Sims is. This is nice and I think you'll really like it.
The Marvin Sease music he sampled for this is right on the tip of my tongue - it'll come to me soon...
I'm knocking the dust off this classic that I have adored since it was released way back in 1973.
O. V. says he'd rather be blind, crippled, and crazy, somewhere pushing up daisies (whew), then to let you break his heart all over again. She must have put some kind of hurting on him!!
You break a man's heart and say there's nothing to it and I keep asking myself, why you want to do it!
You know how it is when you hear something and it automatically sparks memories or certain thoughts? Well that's what I feel when I hear "Grown N Sexy." It reminds me of my friend, Lewis Dee, who uses this for his Grown and Sexy radio program. You can find Lewis Dee at the following times/places:
You ever wake up some mornings, turn on the radio, and EVERYTHING you hear is good? Oh man, I heard "I Wish It Was Me" early this morning and I've had to repeat it about ten times already. Lol Ok, I'm done.
Talking about soul music, you can hear hurt, pain, despair, sadness, envy, and yes, love, all wrapped up in "I Wish It Was Me." You can feel all of these emotions when Tyrone sings - that's what I call a great song.
I see you every day When you walk by this way You go into the house next door Stay an hour or so Oh, I don't know Who you're going to see But I wish it was me you loved
Who was sharing some of your time
Oh, love Who could call you mine, all mine Oh, love I said I wish it was me you loved
Oh, I saw him today For the very first time And when you put your arms around him Ooh, baby, I almost went out of my mind Cause with him, you seem so happy Ooh, how I wished it was me Who was making you laugh that way Oh, love Who was hearing those Sweet words you had to say Oh, love
I said I wish it was me you loved
When I saw you kiss him Ooh, it made me feel so sad My heart cried out in my pain, love Oh, baby, because it hurt me so bad But all I could do was stand there And wish, wish it was me, love I said I wish it was me you loved
BTW, the song stops at the 3:08 mark.
I love Tyrone Davis.
It's throwback time! Oh, do I love this Z. Z. Hill classic. The motel manager knows our faces but he doesn't know our real names - ha! Is this any kind of way to live our lives, for a man to live his life - with a full-time woman and a part-time wife....
I know that I'm wrong but I'm in love and don't feel a thing.
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Southern Soul Paradise
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Here are the top 10 most requested southern soul music hits from WDLT FM, the greatest station in the Mobile area. You must listen to their awesome "All Blues Saturday" show with amazing on-air personalities: Nikki deMarks, Stormy, and Cathe B. The countdown comes on at 8:00 p.m. CST (9:00 p.m. EST) each Saturday night. To listen to the station if you're in the Mobile area, turn your radioto 104.1 FM; if you're online, go to www.1041wdlt.com. You can also listen via iHeart Radio on your phone/tablet. 1. Cowgirl - Big Yayo/Jwonn/T-Baby 2. Good Thang - Miss Lady Blues 3. Sweet It Be - Wilson Meadows 4. Right Here With Me - Adrena 5. One Big Party - Solomon Thompson 6. I Will - J. Red featuring Black Diamond 7. Repair Man - Tucka 8. Clap Yo Hands - T. K. Soul and Nathaniel Kimble 9. Let's Party - Lebrado 10. Make That Body Rock - Terry Wright Classic Pick of the Week - "Ain't Studdin' You" by Bobby Rush Cowgirl is still hanging on to the #1 spot!!! It was a great week!! XXOOXX Southern Soul Paradise southernsoulparadise@hotmail.com
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I'm a southern girl who loves southern soul music. I also love r&b, music from the 60s and 70s, Al Green, Prince, and the list goes on and on. Don't forget my favorites like Johnnie Taylor, Tyrone Davis, T.K. Soul, Willie Clayton, O. B. Buchana, Betty Wright, Denise LaSalle, O. V. Wright, and wow, the list is endless!
I also like to see what's going on around the country.
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