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Jun 7, 2025 36 min

#16 On the Record Jams:

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https://youtu.be/PQCw9FVuZVg?si=3UIcZ6pCJ8cnnneH On the Record Jams is back to talk about the great Reverend Al Green. On episode 16 we are talking about the Record, "You Ought to Be With Me". The early 1970's was wide open and Al Green blended soul, R&B, vunerbility with a heavy dose of leading man energy, setting the tone for a whole new kind of standard. The episode goes into talking about not really remembering not knowing about Al Green and this record. Share your thoughts and experiences about this song with us at [email protected] On the Record Jams on Facebook www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork

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