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Muziek Voor Volwassenen / Johan Derksen Zaterdag 20 Maart 2021 Muziek voor volwassenen / Johan Derksen Zaterdag 20 maart 2021 Album van de Week: 'Tinfoil hat' van Popa Chubby ARTIEST TITEL TIJD COMPONIST PLATENLABEL LABELNO CD TITEL 09.00 - 10.00 uur 1 Johnny Day Stay baby stay 2.46 Steve Cropper/Johnny Daye/Joe Rock Kent Soul CDKEND 370 Nobody wins, Stax Southern Soul 1968-1975 2 The Traits Too good to be true 2.42 Fred Carroll Kent Soul CDKEND 441 South Texas, rhytm 'n' soul revue, 2 3 Charlene and the Soul Serenaders Love changes 3.51 Carl Lumbus/Lucy Southern Kent Soul CDKEND 370 Nobody wins, Stax Southern Soul 1968-1975 4 Charles Berry Half a man 2.19 Charles Berry Kent Soul CDKEND 441 South Texas, rhytm 'n' soul revue, 2 5 The Soul Children Move over 2.53 Isaac Hayes/David Porter Kent Soul CDKEND 370 Nobody wins, Stax Southern Soul 1968-1975 6 Warren Storm The bad times make the good times 2.13 Robert Stone Kent Soul CDKEND 441 South Texas, rhytm 'n' soul revue, 2 7 William Bell Lovin' on borrowed time 3.56 Homer Banks/William Bell/Joe Shamwell Kent Soul CDKEND 370 Nobody wins, Stax Southern Soul 1968-1975 8 Margo White I've got a right to lose my mind 2.26 Huey Meaux Kent Soul CDKEND 441 South Texas, rhytm 'n' soul revue, 2 9 Sylvia and the Blue Jays The fault mis not in me 2.43 onbekend Kent Soul CDKEND 370 Nobody wins, Stax Southern Soul 1968-1975 10 Popa Chubby No justice no peace 5.07 Ted Horowitz Dixiefrog DFGCD 8816 Tinfoil hat 11 Jo Jo Benson You're losing me 2.14 Barbara Ozen Kent Soul CDKEND 441 South Texas, rhytm 'n' soul revue, 2 12 Marble John Shouldn't I love him 2.28 Homer Banks/Steve Cropper Kent Soul CDKEND 370 Nobody wins, Stax Southern Soul 1968-1975 13 Jackie Paine At your wedding 2.37 Alton Valier Kent Soul CDKEND 441 South Texas, rhytm 'n' soul revue, 2 14 Calvin Scott I've never found a girl to love me like you 2.38 Al Bell/Eddie Floyd/Booker T. Jones Kent Soul CDKEND 370 Nobody wins, Stax Southern Soul 1968-1975 15 Ronnie Milsap Wish you were here 2.03 Huey Meaux Kent Soul CDKEND 441 South Texas, rhytm 'n' soul revue, 2 16 Jimmy Hughes Let 'em down baby 2.38 Homer Banks/Isaac Hayes/David Porter Kent Soul CDKEND 370 Nobody wins, Stax Southern Soul 1968-1975 17 Henry Moore I'm losing you 2.50 Huey Meaux Kent Soul CDKEND 441 South Texas, rhytm 'n' soul revue, 2 18 David Sanborn St. Louis Blues 5.19 W.C. Handy Decca 176 7524 Here & gone 10.00 - 11.00 uur 1 Shack A love affair that bears no pain 4.07 Homer Banks/Raymond Jackson Kent Soul CDKEND 370 Nobody wins, Stax Southern Soul 1968-1975 2 Joe Hughes The rains came 2.45 Huey Meaux Kent Soul CDKEND 441 South Texas, rhytm 'n' soul revue, 2 3 Little Milton Woman across the river 4.11 Bettye Crutcher/Allen Jones Kent Soul CDKEND 370 Nobody wins, Stax Southern Soul 1968-1975 4 Dusty Springfield Son of a preacher man 2.25 John Hurley/Ronnie Wilkins ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 5 The Box Tops The Letter 1.52 Wayne Carson Thompson ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 6 Sandy Posey Born a woman 1.46 Martha Sharp ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 7 James Carr You've got my mind messed up 2.23 Osbie Burnett McClinton ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 8 Joe Simon Nine pound steel 2.52 Dan Penn/Wayne Carson Thompson ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 9 Merrilee Rush Angel of the morning 3.09 Chip Taylor ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 10 Popa Chubby You ain't said shit 3.21 Ted Horowitz Dixiefrog DFGCD 8816 Tinfoil hat 11 Wilson Picket I'm in love 2.29 Bobby Womack ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 12 Arthur Conley Funky Street 2.21 Arthur Conley/Earl Simms ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 13 Oscar Toney jr. For your precious love 3.11 Arthur Brooks/Richard Brooks/Jerry Butler ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 14 Solomon Burke Shame on me 3.30 Don Bryant/Willie Mitchell ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 15 The Glories Dark end of the street 2.49 Chips Moman/Dan Penn ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 16 L.C. Cooke Let's do it over 3.15 Spooner Oldham/Dan Penn ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 17 Spencer Wiggins The power of a woman 3.31 Quinton Claunch ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 18 Percy Milem I don't know what you've got 2.58 Don Covay ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 11.00 - 12.00 uur 1 Danny O'Keefe Good time Charlie's got the blues 2.59 Daniel O'Keefe ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 2 Elvis Presley I'm movin' on 2.53 Hank Snow ACE CDCHD 1330 Memphis Boys, The Story of American Studios 3 Laura Lee It's all wrong but it's alright 2.42 Marlin Greene/Eddie Hinton Kent Soul CDKEND 436 Reaching out, Chess Records at Fame Studios 4 Maurice & Mac So much love 2.55 Gerry Goffin/Carole King Kent Soul CDKEND 436 Reaching out, Chess Records at Fame Studios 5 Irma Thomas Good to me 2.31 Julius Green/Otis Reddinjg Kent Soul CDKEND 436 Reaching out, Chess Records at Fame Studios 6 Bobby Moore Reaching out 3.05 Spooner Oldham/Dan Penn Kent Soul CDKEND 436 Reaching out, Chess Records at Fame Studios 7 Etta James Security 2.45 Otis Redding Kent Soul CDKEND 436 Reaching out, Chess Records at Fame Studios 8 Lee Webber Good day sunshine 2.21 John Lennon/Paul McCartney Kent Soul CDKEND 436 Reaching out, Chess Records at Fame Studios 9 Mitty Collier You're living a lie 2.34 Mitty Collier Kent Soul CDKEND 436 Reaching out, Chess Records at Fame Studios 10 Popa Chubby Another day in hell 5.09 Ted Horowitz Dixiefrog DFGCD 8816 Tinfoil hat 11 The Jacksonians I love you more than you'll ever know 5.00 Al Kooper Kent Soul CDKEND 339 Steppin' Stone, the XL and sounds of Memphis Story Volume 3 12 William Bollinger People are talking 3.03 William Bollinger Kent Soul CDKEND 339 Steppin' Stone, the XL and sounds of Memphis Story Volume 3 13 Lou Roberts Chirpin' 3.19 Donald Culver/Lou Roberts Kent Soul CDKEND 339 Steppin' Stone, the XL and sounds of Memphis Story Volume 3 14 Dan Greer Take a look at yourself 2.51 Dan Greer Kent Soul CDKEND 339 Steppin' Stone, the XL and sounds of Memphis Story Volume 3 15 Ben E. King No place to hide 2.37 Roger Atkins/Helen Miller Kent Soul CDKEND 490 Soul voices, 60s Big Ballads 16 Clyde McPhatter Lonely people can't afford to cry 2.52 Leon Carr/Paul Vance Kent Soul CDKEND 490 Soul voices, 60s Big Ballads 17 David Sanborn Basin Street Blues 4.54 Spencer Williams Decca 176 7524 Here & gone.
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