Took The Words Right Outta My Mouth

Back after a long unintended break due to a total PC crash and the learning curve of dealing with a mac laptop (still don't like it!) Pretty psyched about this podcast too, been meaning to do one of these for some time now. Almost all instrumental! Only one track with vocals proper ("Soulin' and Rollin'") and a bunch with some shouts and background yelling (something i wish more songs had!). Hope you enjoy this musical episode, it's a boatload of awesome tracks- most are pretty upbeat soul or R&B groovers, some are outright rowdy brawling drum offs and a couple are some pretty heavy platters of gooey nasty funk. All are 45s and the listings go: Artist : Song (Label) Booker T and The MG's : Slim Jenkin's Place (Stax) The Moon People : Hippy, Skippy, Moon Strut (opus #1) (Roulette) Johnny Jones and The King Casuals : Soul Poppin' (Brunswick) A.C. Jones : Hole In Your Soul Part II (Imperial) Gunga Din : Snake Pit (Valise) The Sugarman Three : Funky So and So Part II (Daptone) Donald Austin : Crazy Legs (Westbound) The Bar-Kays : Soul Finger (Volt) Cozy Powell : Dance with the Devil (RAK) Richard Fudoli : Gweee! (date) Willie Henderson and The Soul Explosion : Funky Chicken (Brunswick) The Meters : Chicken Strut (Josie) Popcorn Wylie : Funky Rubber Band (Soul) Lonnie Liston Smith : Sorceress (RCA) The Sunshine Band : Black Water Gold (TK) Incredible Bongo Band : Let There Be Drums (MGM) Dede Soul and The Spidells : Soul Chills (Julmar) Ramsey Lewis : Soul Man (Cadet) The Trensations : Soulin' and Rollin' (Minit) Cliff Nobles and Co : Switch It On (Phil-LA) The Young Holt Trio : Wack Wack (Brunswick) Bobby Bryant Sextet : 58th St (Cadet) The Dap-Kings : Hard Eight (Daptone)