WFMU: Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine: Playlist from March 30, 2012

Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine: Playlist from March 30, 2012

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March 30, 2012: Long time no see

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Artist	Track	Label
Chuck Edwards	Downtown Soulville "Downtown Soulville" by "Chuck Edwards"	Punch
Music behind DJ: Bob Kelly and the Bob Kats	Malinda	Bango
Marvin & Buddy	Cry Baby "Cry Baby" by "Marvin & Buddy"	Twin
Chuck Carbo	Wake Up Crying "Wake Up Crying" by "Chuck Carbo"	Teem
Bobby Day	Don't Worry 'Bout Me "Don't Worry 'Bout Me" by "Bobby Day"	Rendezvous
Sherri Taylor	He's the One That Rings My Bell	Gloreco
Bethea & the Cap-Tans	I Wanna Make Love	Sabu
Music behind DJ: Mike Roncone	Junk Yard "Junk Yard" by "Mike Roncone"	Capitol
Willie Kendricks	Let Me Know "Let Me Know" by "Willie Kendricks"	Checker
Ronnie and the Manhattans	Long Time No See	Enjoy
Baby Washington	Either You're With Me (Or Either You're Not)	Sue
Brooks Bros.	Lookin' For a Woman "Lookin' For a Woman" by "Brooks Bros."	Tay
Billy Hambric	Flaming Mamie "Flaming Mamie" by "Billy Hambric"	Fury
Jimmy Dee and the Mighty Dee Jays	I Don't Know What's Troubling Me	Shurfine
Music behind DJ: Soul Timers	Soulful Mood "Soulful Mood" by "Soul Timers"	U.S.A.
Johnny & Delores	Sockin' Soul "Sockin' Soul" by "Johnny & Delores"	True Soul
The Impressions	Too Slow "Too Slow" by "The Impressions"	ABC-Paramount
Freeman Brothers	Every Day It's You	Mala
Ted Ford	Please Give Me Another Chance	Sound Stage 7
The Meteors	Hurt So Bad "Hurt So Bad" by "The Meteors"	Lebby
Music behind DJ: Clarence Green & the Rhythmaires	Lil Green	Rhythmaires
Ann Alford	If It Ain't One Thing (It's Another)	Hy Sign
Bobby Dukes	Just to Be With You "Just to Be With You" by "Bobby Dukes"	Calla
Bobby Womack	I'm Gonna Forget About You	Liberty
Emmett Garner Jr.	Check Out What You've Got	Maxwell
Music behind DJ: John Robert Tyrone and His Electric Band	Soulade	Demos

Listener comments!
	8:20pm Mitten John: Soundin' good Mr. Wine!
	8:23pm Fine Wine: Are you in the Thumb Area? Glad you're enjoying.
	8:25pm cooh john: ever play anything from Capsoul?
	8:25pm Mitten John: Tonight I'm in Birmingham, Alabama. Live in SE Michigan.
	8:26pm G: @MJ: I'm from Fenton, too -- till 1971 :-P
	8:27pm Fine Wine: Capsoul: Yes, but not in a while!
	8:27pm Mitten John: Hi G! You wouldn't know the place now, compared to 1971...
	8:30pm G: Yeah, I lived on Worchester Drive in early childhood (1961-71), down the street from the then-mayor in the late 60s, when they took the federal urban renewal money to tear up the whole downtown during the 70s!
	8:33pm G: If I am remembering right, Mr FW maybe be from the Detroit area in some way...
	8:37pm Fine Wine: Yes, city of!
	8:38pm G: Jingle singers: "CKLW, The Motor City..."
	8:39pm Fine Wine: Did you see the CKLW documentary??
	8:39pm DP: The Big 8!
	8:40pm G: No reason Mr FW would know Fenton, though it was on the train line and had a hotel, in like 1880. It's between Ann Arbor and Flint, right off US 23...
	8:41pm DP: http://www.thebig8.net/cklw_the_motor_city.mp3
	8:43pm Mitten John: The BIG 8! (DP beat me to it). And Honey Radio on your car with AM radio, ABX, DET back in the day (Spangler, Gallert, Jacques, Coxx...). I'm from the City Of, too.
	8:48pm G: Thanks for the heads-up on the documentary, Mr FW -- Radio Revolution: The Rise and Fall of the Big 8... Cheapest copy I can spot fast is 70 bucks, but I have it on my to-get list now, and will look around for a more reasonable price!
	8:48pm Fine Wine: DP and I are CKLW listeners from way back. And one of us used to answer the phone by saying "WDRQ's a ball."
	8:51pm DP: Ouch. That's the truth! And our dear departed friend DK was the WABX Pup mascot in the late 70s.
	8:55pm DP: G: I can send you a copy. Get your email to Mr. FW. and perhaps he will forward.
	8:56pm DP: BTW - Excellent set tonight!!
	8:57pm Fine Wine: Thanks, homie!
	8:58pm G: Consider it done, and thanks... Email is visible to FW...
	8:59pm cooh john: Grew up in Toledo,OH. CKLW came in loud and clear. THEE influential station of my childhood. Byron McGregor and company lives on
	9:00pm G: After my dad got transferred from Michigan to London, I used to follow the US charts in the British music trade papers, and special order all the US chart hits that didn't get played or make the charts over there -- 49p a record (about $1.25 in early 1970s money)
	5:06pm Michael McNamara: Hey G and DP - not sure why "cheapest copy of the CKLW documentary you can find is 70 bucks." It's 30 bucks plus shipping on the official website - radiorevolutiondvd dot com. As the deeply in debt producer I'd appreciate it if you didn't make and share copies of it. We had to pay license fees for 28 songs! Thanks! The biiig 8!

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Artist	Track	Label
Chuck Edwards	Downtown Soulville "Downtown Soulville" by "Chuck Edwards"	Punch
Music behind DJ: Bob Kelly and the Bob Kats	Malinda	Bango
Marvin & Buddy	Cry Baby "Cry Baby" by "Marvin & Buddy"	Twin
Chuck Carbo	Wake Up Crying "Wake Up Crying" by "Chuck Carbo"	Teem
Bobby Day	Don't Worry 'Bout Me "Don't Worry 'Bout Me" by "Bobby Day"	Rendezvous
Sherri Taylor	He's the One That Rings My Bell	Gloreco
Bethea & the Cap-Tans	I Wanna Make Love	Sabu
Music behind DJ: Mike Roncone	Junk Yard "Junk Yard" by "Mike Roncone"	Capitol
Willie Kendricks	Let Me Know "Let Me Know" by "Willie Kendricks"	Checker
Ronnie and the Manhattans	Long Time No See	Enjoy
Baby Washington	Either You're With Me (Or Either You're Not)	Sue
Brooks Bros.	Lookin' For a Woman "Lookin' For a Woman" by "Brooks Bros."	Tay
Billy Hambric	Flaming Mamie "Flaming Mamie" by "Billy Hambric"	Fury
Jimmy Dee and the Mighty Dee Jays	I Don't Know What's Troubling Me	Shurfine
Music behind DJ: Soul Timers	Soulful Mood "Soulful Mood" by "Soul Timers"	U.S.A.
Johnny & Delores	Sockin' Soul "Sockin' Soul" by "Johnny & Delores"	True Soul
The Impressions	Too Slow "Too Slow" by "The Impressions"	ABC-Paramount
Freeman Brothers	Every Day It's You	Mala
Ted Ford	Please Give Me Another Chance	Sound Stage 7
The Meteors	Hurt So Bad "Hurt So Bad" by "The Meteors"	Lebby
Music behind DJ: Clarence Green & the Rhythmaires	Lil Green	Rhythmaires
Ann Alford	If It Ain't One Thing (It's Another)	Hy Sign
Bobby Dukes	Just to Be With You "Just to Be With You" by "Bobby Dukes"	Calla
Bobby Womack	I'm Gonna Forget About You	Liberty
Emmett Garner Jr.	Check Out What You've Got	Maxwell
Music behind DJ: John Robert Tyrone and His Electric Band	Soulade	Demos

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Listener comments!
	8:20pm Mitten John: Soundin' good Mr. Wine!
	8:23pm Fine Wine: Are you in the Thumb Area? Glad you're enjoying.
	8:25pm cooh john: ever play anything from Capsoul?
	8:25pm Mitten John: Tonight I'm in Birmingham, Alabama. Live in SE Michigan.
	8:26pm G: @MJ: I'm from Fenton, too -- till 1971 :-P
	8:27pm Fine Wine: Capsoul: Yes, but not in a while!
	8:27pm Mitten John: Hi G! You wouldn't know the place now, compared to 1971...
	8:30pm G: Yeah, I lived on Worchester Drive in early childhood (1961-71), down the street from the then-mayor in the late 60s, when they took the federal urban renewal money to tear up the whole downtown during the 70s!
	8:33pm G: If I am remembering right, Mr FW maybe be from the Detroit area in some way...
	8:37pm Fine Wine: Yes, city of!
	8:38pm G: Jingle singers: "CKLW, The Motor City..."
	8:39pm Fine Wine: Did you see the CKLW documentary??
	8:39pm DP: The Big 8!
	8:40pm G: No reason Mr FW would know Fenton, though it was on the train line and had a hotel, in like 1880. It's between Ann Arbor and Flint, right off US 23...
	8:41pm DP: http://www.thebig8.net/cklw_the_motor_city.mp3
	8:43pm Mitten John: The BIG 8! (DP beat me to it). And Honey Radio on your car with AM radio, ABX, DET back in the day (Spangler, Gallert, Jacques, Coxx...). I'm from the City Of, too.
	8:48pm G: Thanks for the heads-up on the documentary, Mr FW -- Radio Revolution: The Rise and Fall of the Big 8... Cheapest copy I can spot fast is 70 bucks, but I have it on my to-get list now, and will look around for a more reasonable price!
	8:48pm Fine Wine: DP and I are CKLW listeners from way back. And one of us used to answer the phone by saying "WDRQ's a ball."
	8:51pm DP: Ouch. That's the truth! And our dear departed friend DK was the WABX Pup mascot in the late 70s.
	8:55pm DP: G: I can send you a copy. Get your email to Mr. FW. and perhaps he will forward.
	8:56pm DP: BTW - Excellent set tonight!!
	8:57pm Fine Wine: Thanks, homie!
	8:58pm G: Consider it done, and thanks... Email is visible to FW...
	8:59pm cooh john: Grew up in Toledo,OH. CKLW came in loud and clear. THEE influential station of my childhood. Byron McGregor and company lives on
	9:00pm G: After my dad got transferred from Michigan to London, I used to follow the US charts in the British music trade papers, and special order all the US chart hits that didn't get played or make the charts over there -- 49p a record (about $1.25 in early 1970s money)
	5:06pm Michael McNamara: Hey G and DP - not sure why "cheapest copy of the CKLW documentary you can find is 70 bucks." It's 30 bucks plus shipping on the official website - radiorevolutiondvd dot com. As the deeply in debt producer I'd appreciate it if you didn't make and share copies of it. We had to pay license fees for 28 songs! Thanks! The biiig 8!

Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine: Playlist from March 30, 2012

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