Spyder where are you buddy? Check this out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adaPjyZ7WIQ
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Spyder where are you buddy? Check this out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adaPjyZ7WIQ
great tarck Marv, but this is my favourite...will make a note to include in my show next week.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34WLRnyMLiw
Snakepit, I love it. Hey can you post your show's schedule again with the link? ThanksQuote:
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pleasure
www.fcumradio.co.uk
uk times ....sat/sun 20.00
mon/tue 17.00
60s/70s soul.......always a good deal of Detroit stuff featured inc 3 rarer Motown tracks
This week's show has a nice little story about Ollie McLaughlin and tracks by Capitols, Deon Jackson with others....Carla Thomas, Soloman Burke, Chuck Jackson, etc
hope you can tune in
I'll play Spyder and dedicate to you Marv
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You DA Best! Thanks Snakepit!!!
Marv,
just out of curiosity , are there any radio shows in Detroit playing 60s Detroit soul [[ in particular the non-Motown labels and artists?
YES! Well technically the station is in Windsor, Ontario Canada just over the river from Detroit and it is CKWW. I listen to it practically every day. Check it out:Quote:
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http://www.am580radio.com/
thanks for that. i will.....is there a specialist 60s soul show, if so what time and day [[Detroit time)?
I was wondering if anybody in Detroit would be interested in my show...I was thinking of writing to the Free Press..........there must be some old timers who would love to hear some tunes from the 60s.....not the big 'oldies' but forgotten/underplayed/unheard stuff?
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They do a "Sixties at Six" show every weekday. They do birthday tributes for just about any and everyone that recorded for Motown at noon on their birthdate.
Thanks
I'd be featuring artsist such as Emanuel Lasky, Buddy Lamp, Lee Rogers, Jimmy Delphs,Pat Lewis, Falcons, Candace Love and many more....would there be interest for this over there?
Or is it just UK "Northern Soul" collectors who remember these singers/groups.
Hi Snakepit; you may want to try WDET in Detroit, as they have specialized music programs on their rotation. Or perhaps WEMU, who used to have a special program if I remember correctly 'All Star Review' where they would play 3 Doo Wop songs followed by some 60's soul songs with artists that you mention. The other stations are too commercial to even consider a program; you almost NEVER hear Lee Rogers, Emanuel Lasky or anyone similar on Detroit radio, heck, you rarely hear Jimmy Ruffin, Kim Weston or the Fantastic Four!
Hi stingbeelee
That's interesting information. I might contact the Free press to inform them of my show, and if there are any folks who would like to hear this stuff then it might be for them.
I'd love to have listeners in Detroit who would get the chance to hear old artists.....and records they MIGHT not even know about.
thanks again
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There would be interest in markets like New York City and amongst the "oldtimers" in places like Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and even some large cities in Florida. A syndicated Sunday afternoon program would potentially work. In NYC, Sundays is the day for oldies music on some popular stations in and around the city.
Thanks Marv
recorded my show....you get a name check , with 2 Spyder Turner tracks featured, and some other good stuff.
Hope you can tune in.....pass it around Detroit LOL
www.fcumradio.co.uk
sat/sun 20.00 UK time
mon/tue 17.00 UK time
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Thank you so much. I will tell family, friends and whomever I can.
Hi Snakepit! This thread was just forwarded to me. Have you contacted Brian McCollum at the Free Press? He may be interested in what you're doing. I forwarded the link to this thread to Spyder. Also, would you be interested in a Public Service Announcement [[PSA) by Leon "The Lover" Isaac Kennedy who was a popular DJ at Detroit's WJLB in the '60's? It's titled "Call The Children Home." the spots are 30 and 60 seconds. Contact: lbuford8101@hotmail.com
I remember Leon "the Lover" Isaac Kennedy. I also remember and enjoyed his film "Penitentiary" in 80s.Quote:
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I'll have a think about contacting the Free Press.
Hi Marv...when I uploaded that clip and shared the link on soulsource I was told by someone on there that he is actually miming over the vocals of Joe Matthews? I'll copy and paste what he said
'Check it out. The promo copy of 'stand by me' is a double 'A' side. That is an odd and first-time for an early 1967 MGM single. Spyder's 'stand by me' take was submitted as a demo tape to MGM and they decided to issue it right away. And since it was a 'one' song demo thing, it could only be issued as a double 'A' side 45. The air-play reaction was immediate and the commercial/stock release had to be issued in a rush to meet the public demand while it was still "hot". So they manage through Clay McMurray [[then Spyder Turner manager) who was a corner-stone in all that small Detroit business and music industry to get unreleased material from Thelma records collection. And so it was "intentionally" released as the 'B' side with a fake/cover-up singer name. Listen close it's all Thelma and Matthews... Funny and great stuffs.'
One of the things I like about the net is learning something new :)