RIBS TPTD: Bonus Hours - Graham Central Station
Filed under: Funk, RIBS, Triple Play Thurs-Day, music, podcasts/mixes, soul
OK, quiz time again. What is the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the name “Larry Graham”?
Well… (and here comes another one of those ‘old school’/'new school’ comparisons {smile}) if you are under 50 what you probably think of is the monster R&B ballad, “One In A Million You” that he released in 1980 as a solo artist. If you are over 50 you probably best remember him as the bass player for one of the all-time great soul/funk bands Sly and the Family Stone.
However, right after the breakup of S&FS Larry had another funk band that sometimes gets lost and/or forgotten about in the discussion of really good 70’s funk music. As much of a fan I am of his years with Sly (I mean does it really get much better than Dance To The Music, I Want To Take You Higher, or Sex Machine?) I was really deep, deep into what people often refer to as Larry’s “other” band. Well, that “other” band produced some mighty intense funk and could also break off a nice, mellow ballad too as well as some finger-poppin’ Do-Wop every now and then.
With Valentine’s Day and the many, many Cupid’s Hunt love podcasts just around the corner I felt we all needed something fast and something funky to take us into this weekend. AAMOF, I have to admit… this one is HOT!
This week I present to you Larry Graham’s “other” band…
RIBS TPTD: Bonus Hours - Graham Central Station
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Playlist:
- Graham Central Station - We’ve Been Waiting [Graham Central Station]
- Graham Central Station - Entrow [Mirror]
- Graham Central Station - Do Yah [Mirror]
- Graham Central Station - Hair [Graham Central Station]
- Graham Central Station - I Can’t Stand The Rain [Ain't No 'Bout-A-Doubt It]
- Graham Central Station - Your Love [Ain't No 'Bout-A-Doubt It]
- Graham Central Station - Can You Handle It? [Graham Central Station]
- Graham Central Station - Happ-E-2-C-U-A-Ginn [Now Do You Wanta Dance]
- Graham Central Station - Now Do You Wanta Dance [Now Do You Wanta Dance]
- Graham Central Station - Last Train [Now Do You Wanta Dance]
- Graham Central Station - Love And Happiness [Now Do You Wanta Dance]
- Graham Central Station - ’tis Your Kind Of Music [Release Yourself]
- Graham Central Station - The Jam [Ain't No 'Bout-A-Doubt It]
- Graham Central Station - It Ain’t No Fun To Me [Graham Central Station]
- Graham Central Station - Hey Mr. Writer [Release Yourself]
- Graham Central Station - Feel The Need [Release Yourself]
- Graham Central Station - Stomped, Beat-Up and Whooped [Now Do You Wanta Dance]
- Graham Central Station - Your Love [My Radio Sure Sounds Good To Me]
Enjoy!
Cupid’s Hunt is coming! Cupid’s Hunt is coming! Valentine’s Day, Thursday, February 14, 2008!
And remember…
If you have the question: “Where are are the good Soul music sites on the ‘Net?
We have the answer: “Check out NetInfoWeb’s ‘SoulSites’ Aggregator Page!”
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RIBS JSOB: Miles, Wes and B.B.
Welcome to the debut mix of the latest feature here at Rhythms In Black Satin. We’re calling this one RIBS JSOB… Jazz with a Side Order of Blues. Every other week on Tuesdays RIBS JSOB will explore a combination of some of our favorite Jazz and Blues artists.
The format will be similar to our regular, weekly Triple Play Thurs-Day mix (which of course we will continue to bring you each and every Thursday) as we select three artists from the world of Jazz and Blues and cook up a smooth mix of sound for your listening pleasure. Sometimes we’ll do 2 Jazz and 1 Blues artist, at other times we may change it around and do 1 Jazz and 2 Blues artists. Who knows as things develop the format may change into something completely different. But you can bet it will always be enjoyable in a “grown & sexy” kind of way! {smile}
So… as we set up our first Jazz w/Side Order of Blues buffet table we break out three giants of any of music (regardless of genre), the master of the Jazz trumpet, the master of the Jazz guitar and his royal majesty, the king of the Blues. This week we present to you the initial JSOB mix with:
RIBS JSOB: Miles, Wes and B.B.
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Playlist:
- Miles Davis - So What [Kind Of Blue]
- Wes Montgomery - California Dreaming [California Dreaming]
- B.B. King - Into The Night [King Of The Blues]
- Miles Davis - Milestones [Milestones]
- Wes Montgomery - Sun Down [California Dreaming]
- B.B. King - How Blue Can You Get [B.B. King-His Definitive Greatest Hits]
- Miles Davis - All Blues [Kind Of Blue]
- Wes Montgomery - Sunny [California Dreaming]
- B.B. King - Why I Sing The Blues [B.B. King-His Definitive Greatest Hits]
- Miles Davis - Green Haze [Bluing-Miles Davis Plays The Blues 1951-56]
- Wes Montgomery - West Coast Blues [The Incredible Jazz Guitar]
- B.B. King - Everyday I Have The Blues [King Of The Blues]
- Miles Davis - Heartbreak Road [Bluing-Miles Davis Plays The Blues 1951-56]
Enjoy!
And remember…
If you have the question: “Where are are the good Soul music sites on the ‘Net?
We have the answer: “Check out NetInfoWeb’s ‘SoulSites’ Aggregator Page!”
and…
Cupid’s Hunt is coming! Valentine’s Day, Thursday, February 14, 2008!
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New Recipe: Jazz with a Side Order of Blues…
Filed under: JSOB, R&B, Triple Play Thurs-Day, blues, jazz, music, podcasts/mixes, soul
Got a new feature that will debuting here a little bit later today: RIBS JSOB… Jazz with a Side Order of Blues. Every 2 weeks on Tuesdays RIBS will explore a combination of Jazz and Blues rhythms in a podcast/mix that we are sure you will enjoy.
For our debut it’s: Miles Davis, Wes Montgomery and B.B. King.
Check back a little later this afternoon for the goodies!
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