Souldennis Live on Coni-OnAir (8-5-2016)




Hello my friends. today on my broadcast from 7pm to 9pm (GMT+2) (Athens Time 19:00-21:00) on Coni-OnAir, you will enjoy songs from ‪Soul‬ and ‪Jazz‬ music scenes. Also I will present short tributes to Billy Paul and Harrison Calloway Jr. Due to the fact that today is Mother's Day, you will enjoy 3 rare songs which include in their titles the words "Mamma" and "Mother". I'll be glad to see you on air!

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 My Playlist

 1. People's Choice - A Mellow Mood 1976 Lp
 2. Leon Debouse - Same Old Changes 1977 Lp
 3. Billy Field - Never Be Blue 1981 Lp
 4. Lou Rawls - Summer Wind 2003 CD
 5. The Archers - Only His Love 1979 Lp
 6. Sylver Lee Cole - Hot Seat 1978 (Re-Edit by Souldennis)
 7. Geraldine De Haas - Summers Of My Life 1978 Lp
 8. Billy Paul - Malorie 1975 Lp
 9. Billy Paul - I Think I'll Stay Home Today 1976 Lp
10. Billy Paul - Where I Belong 1977 Lp
11. The Entertainers - Me And Mrs Jones feat. Gary Alexander 2009 CD
12. Tower Of Power - Me And Mrs Jones 2009 CD
13. Lucky Thompson's DNA - Lydia 2004 CD
14. Ty Karim & George Griffin - Keep On Doin' Whatcha Doin' 1980 12"
15. Johnny Bristol - If I Can't Stop You 1981 Lp (first recording by Ty Karim)
16. The Tams - This Precious Moment 1978 Lp
17. George Smallwood - Hey Mama 45"
18. Blondie & Papa - To Mama 1982 Lp
19. Ronnie McNeir & The Instant Groove - A Mothers Love 1982 45"
20. Muscle Shoals Horns - Open Up Your Heart 1976 Lp
21. Muscle Shoals Horns - More Than Ever Now 1983 Lp
22. Tony Joe White - We'll Live On Love 1978 45" (Arranged Horns by Harrison Calloway Jr)
23. Johnnie Taylor - Don't Make Me Late 1987 Lp (Arranged Horns and solo trumpet by Harrison Calloway Jr)
24. Miles Watson - You're My Everything 1982 12"
25. Michael Pedicin Jr. - You 1979 Lp

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