Rise and Shine soul-De La Soul part 4

De La Soul and Stevie Wonder-a perfect combination

Footsteps part 3 was a great success here is a free 3 hour mix

Great night last night!

Free download of last nights set HERE

3 hours of soul, funk, disco etc

Also, the next Footsteps is a Motown influenced soul, disco special which also acts as a Movember party details here

Ain't It Funky Now James Brown
Superfly Curtis Mayfield
Who Is He And What Is He To You Creative Source
Papa Was A Rollin' Stone The Temptations
Make Me Believe In You Patti Jo
Time To Get Down The O'Jays
Don't Take Away The Music Tavares
The Love I Lost Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
Got To Give It Up, Pt. 1 Marvin Gaye
Get On The Floor Michael Jackson
Tell You (Today)(Vocal) Loose Joints
Jingo Candido
I Got My Mind Made Up Instant Funk
Good times Chic
Rappers Delight The Sugarhill Gang
The Breaks (Instrumental Version) Kurtis Blow
The Breaks Kurtis Blow
Rockit Herbie Hancock
I Feel For You Chaka Khan
Dr Beat Miami Sound Machine
Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' Michael Jackson
Another Star Stevie Wonder
Everybody Dance (12" Mix) Chic
Low Rider - War War
Teardrops Womack & Womack
Rock The Casbah The Clash
Super Freak Rick James
When Doves Cry Prince
Gotta Tape I Wanna Play (GW Edit) Talking Heads
Party Music ESG
I Love Music The O'Jays
One Nation Under A Groove Funkadelic
Street Player
Get Up Offa That Thing James Brown
Me And Baby Brother War
Dance To The Music Sly & The Family Stone
Can You Feel It The Jacksons
Lipps Inc - Funky Town (Original 12 Inch Version)
I Feel Love Donna Summer
Ain't No Mountain High Enough (Full Length Larry Levan 12" Remix)* Inner Life
Ain't No Mountain High Enough Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell
You Keep Me Hangin' On - The Supremes (instrumental) Motown Vaults
You Keep Me Hangin' On Diana Ross & The Supremes
The Way You Do The Things You Do The Temptations
Diana Ross - Love Hangover Soul
He's The Greatest Dancer Sister Sledge
I Want Your Edit Chic
Single Life Cameo
West Coast Poplock Ronnie Hudson
So Ruff, So Tuff Zapp & Roger
Dance Floor Zapp & Roger
Doin' It-Gwen McCrae
Give me the night George Benson
Rock With You Michael Jackson
Young Hearts Run Free Candi Staton
If I Can't Have You Yvonne Elliman
Band Of Gold Freda Payne
Everyday People Sly & The Family Stone
Rock Steady (Danny Krivit Edit) Aretha Franklin
I'm Coming Out Diana Ross
Lost In Music Sister Sledge
Weekend Class Action
Get Down Saturday Night ) Oliver Cheatham
Love Sensation Loleatta Holloway
Let No Man Put Asunder First Choice
Relight My Fire ( 12 Inch ) Dan Hartman
Million Dollar Bill Whitney Houston
Rescue Me Fontella Bass
You've Got the Love [Original Mix] Candi Staton / The Source

One for the late night crew! Terry Johnson

One for the late night crew, from my last chill out mix free download here http://djstevieg.podomatic.com/entry/eg/2009-08-16T16_30_44-07_00

this is the ssssshhhheeeeeeeeeeeeettttttttt!

50 years of Motown no. 11 and tune of the day! The Jackson 5 "I Want You Back"

Hear the top 10 on Black on Red tomorrow! http://redfm.ie between 7 and 10PM GMT

50 years of Motown no. 12 Marvin Gaye and Kim Weston-"It takes two"

50 years of Motown numbers 27, 26, 25, 24 and 23!

48 hours to go to a huge celebration of Detroits great label! We are running a big night in Jam Friday at the Pavilion to celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of the best record labels of all time. I'm counting down 50 of my favourites and here's five more

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No.27 Martha Reeves and the Vandellas-"Nowhere to Run"

Stomping tune with an amazing vocal



No.26 Marvin Gaye-"Let's Get It On"

Another turn in Marvin's career, from another classic album



No.25 Smokey Robinson-"Going to a Go-Go"

As fresh as ever I love this



No.24 Rare Earth-"I Just want to celebrate"

Norman Whitfield again showing the rock side of Motown



No.23 Edwin Starr-"25 Miles"

Northern soul classic

50 years of Motown no. 28-The Isley Brothers "This old heart of mine"

Two days to go to the big night! Unreal legends of Black music who had close ties with everyone from Jimi Hendrix to the Beatles and there is still an incarnation of them out there making music!

50 years of Motown numbers 31, 30 and 29! The Temptations, The Four Tops and the Marvelettes

I'm running behind a bit so here are three more give it up for the Funk Brothers and Norman Whitfield too, these guys were at the crux of the Motown sound and rarely get credit. I did a 2 hour radio show last year after Norman died out of the love of his music. His passing barely warranted a mention in the mainstream media. The Funk Brothers finally got overdue recognition in the fantastic 'Standing in the Shadows of Motown" movie, which was superb (I actually shed a tear or two during it). The party at the Pavilion is now 3 days away I hope you are ready to dance! Aswell as two classic from two of Motowns foremost bands i've included the highly influential "Hunter gets captured by the game" by the Marvelettes too, a record that was particularly influential to many gay soul fans, and another Smokey Robinson penned classic.

Number 31
The Temptations "Papa was a Rolling Stone"



Number 30
The Four Tops "It's the same old song"



Number 29
The Marvelettes "The Hunter gets captured by the game"

50 years of Motown no. 32 and our Give me the night track-The Jackson 5-"ABC"

Needs no introduction come along to the big Motown party on Friday where we will be celebrating the music of Michael Jackson and all the other great Motown artists!

50 years of Motown no. 33-Frank Wilson "Do I Love You"

The fact that is probably the worlds most expensive record does not make a difference to me. The fact that is another Motown killer means it deserves a place here though! (I've also included the Chris Clark version) Check out classic northern soul like this downstairs in the Pav tomorrow with Phil Hope, who will also be joining us on our Motown special this Friday night at Jam!

50 years of Motown no. 34 and one for the late night crew-Marvin Gaye-"After the Dance"

One of my favourite albums and one of my favourite singles



and check this clip out!

50 years of Motown no. 35 and my Give me the night track-The Four Tops-'Reach out (I'll be there)"

More musical perfection from Holland-Dozier-Holland and the Four Tops, with the legendary Levi Stubbs on fire!

50 years of Motown no. 36-Willie Hutch "Brothers Gonna work it out"

Blazing social commentary from Willie Hutch. Everyone from Public Enemy to the Chemicals adopted the phrase, and the track itself still sounds amazing. Not your conventional Motown sound, but a reminder of how far to the left they travelled sonically in the 1970's. Check out our tribute on Friday night at Jam in the Pavilion.

Number 37 of my Motown 50-Smokey Robinson "The Tracks of my Tears"

and Number 38 of our Motown 50-Stevie Wonder "I was made to love her"

50 years of Motown no.39-The Supremes-"Come see about Me"

Number 50-The Supremes-"Come see about Me"

We are running a big night in Jam on Friday to celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of the best record labels of all time. On my blog i'm gonna selecting 50 of my favourites over the next couple of weeks, continuing today with another from the Supremes!
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Tune of the day and a match made in musical heaven!

Michael Jackson meets Stevie Wonder in match made in musical heaven

Have a good evening folks!

10 more moments of Michael Magic!

50 years of Motown no. 41-The Marvellettes "Please Mr Postman"

Motown classic number 41 complete with wacky video!

The Marvellettes "Please Mr Postman"

I challenge you not to sing; lol!

50 Years of Motown No.42-Martha Reeves and the Vandellas-"Heatwave"

We are running a big night in Jam on July 3rd to celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of the best record labels of all time. On my blog i'm gonna be selecting 50 of my favourites over the next couple of weeks, and given the weather we are having lately it's a perfect track!