Souldennis Live on Coni-OnAir (27-3-2016)




Hi everyone, I would like to inform you that on Sunday, I'll be on air on a web Radio Coni-OnAir from 7pm to 9pm (GMT+2) (19:00-21:00 Athens Time). I have chosen songs from the soul, jazz, gospel and latin music scenes. Also I would like to inform you that I'm going to present a short tribute to saxophonist Don Myrick and The Phenix Horns. I'll be really glad to see you on air!

My Playlist

 1. Kermit Ruffins - For The Love Of You CD 2009
 2. Edna Wright - If The Price Is Right Lp 1977
 3. Dorothy Moore - Lookin' For A Lovin Lp 1979
 4. Googie & Tom Coppola - Missing Love Lp 1980
 5. Larry Elgart - Silverlocks Lp 1981
 6. Ed Fast & Conga Bop - Do Nothing Til You Hear From Me CD 2016
 7. Sarah Vaughn - Nothing Will Be As It Was Lp 1987
 8. MayneStream - Sheri 45" 1979
 9. Paulihno Da Costa - Taj Mahal Lp 1984
10. Sergio Mendes - Voo Doo Lp 1983
11. Letta Mbulu - I Can Depend On You Lp 1978
12. Sam Nix - Just A Little Prayer Lp 1983
13. D'Rone & De Haas - Everything's Been Changed Lp 1982
14. Jesse Davis - You Are My Love Lp 1983
15. The Longo Brothers - Take Your Time 1981 (Unreleased instrumental)
16. Power - I Can't Stop Lp 1982
17. Raymondo - Young Heart Run Free Lp 1983
18. Starpoint - Don't Leave Me Lp 1980
19. Introduction Phil Collins - Don Myrick (Concert Dallas in 1985)
20. Skool Boyz - Nothin' Like A Slow Dance (Instrumental) Lp 1984 (solo by Don Myrick)
21. Philip Bailey - I Will No Wise Cast You Out Lp 1984 (solo by Don Myrick)
22. Rahmlee - Never Give Up On You Lp 1981 (Solo by Don Myrick)
23. Shuybah - Feminine EP 1984 (solo by Don Myrick)
24. Earth Wind & Fire - Reasons 1981 (Live in Oakland) (solo by Don Myrick)
25. Don Myrick & The Phenix Horns ESQ - We Love You 1983 (Instrumental)

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