Wmbm - 1490 miami top 50 soul sounds april 29, 1967

[frankm]

Some local smashes, A UK group and is that some early reggae I spy from the Blues Busters and Byron Lee?

WMBM - 1490 MIAMI
TOP 50 SOUL SOUNDS
WEEK BEGINNING APRIL 29, 1967

1. Respect - Aretha Franklin
2. Everybody Loves A Winner - William Bell
3. Double Up - L.H. & Memphis Sound
4. Whole World Is A Stage - Fantastic Four
5. I'm Coming Home - Timmy Norman
6. Talk To Me - Mighty Sam
7. You're All I Need - Bobby Bland
8. Out Of Left Field - Percy Sledge
9. Hi-Hug-Her - Booker T & MG's
10. I Feel My Love - Lil Beaver
11. Eight Men Four Women - O.V. Wright
12. Sweet Soul Music - Arthur Conely
13. Shake A Tail Feather - James & Bobby Purify
14. Everybody Needs A Woman - Chuck Jackson
15. I'm A Man - Spencer Davis
16. What Should Young Girl Do - Bongi & Judy
17. Hooked By Love - Homer Banks
18. I Love You - Otis Redding
19. Tramp - Otis And Carla
20. My Guy, My Girl - Patti & Micky
21. All I Need - Temptations
22. Thread The Needle - Clarence Carter
23. So High My Love - Roy Hamilton
24. I Never Loved A Man - Aretha Franklin
25. Indefinitely - Alto Lee
26. Groovin - Young Rascals
27. Jump Back - King Curtis
28. Bad Girl - Lee Moses
29. Later For Tomorrow - Ernie K. Doe
30. Who Can Your Good Man Be - B.B. King
31. Soulfinger - Bar-Kays
32. Put Your Trust In Me - Joe Simon
33. I Really Love You - Moovers
34. Daddy's Home - Chuck & Maxine
35. If I'm Hurt - Barbara & Brenda
36. Got To Have You Back - Isley Bros.
37. How Sweet It Is - Blues Busters
38. When You're Young - Marvelettes
39. Hang On Sloopy - Byron Lee
40. Losin' Boy - Eddie Giles
41. Shing-A-Ling Time - Liberty Belles
42. Ready, Willing And Able - Jim And Clydie
43. I Love Everything - Bobby Hebb
44. Let Yourself Go - James Brown
45. B. And B. Time - E. Rodney Jones
46. The Train - Big John Hamilton
47. Shoo-Rah - Chris Kenner
48. When I'm In Your Arms - Terri Bryant
49. Lonely Lover - Inverts
50. South Side Blues - Lou Rawls

DJ PICKS
GENO: Bless You - Al Johnson
C.T.: - All I Want Is You - Pic And Bill
CHINA: Don't Lead Me On - Johnny Hampton
DONNIE: Am I Groovin You - Freddie Scott

NOTE: The song titles and artists shown above are presented exactly
as they are shown on the printed survey. Any typos, spelling
errors and/or other anomalies are as they appear on the printed
sheet.
With thanks to Gary Pfeiffer


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[roger]

Some local smashes, A UK group and is that some early reggae I spy from the Blues Busters and Byron Lee?

Fascinating survey there .. it wouldn't be the only R&B survey to have included "I'm A Man" by SPENCER DAVIS either as it got to #48 on Billboard's R&B chart and #10 on their Pop listing.

And yes, BYRON LEE and THE BLUES BUSTERS would have to be the Jamaican acts .. this would have been the peak of the "Rocksteady" era in Jamaican music [[ the forerunner of "Reggae" )

I've found THE BLUESBUSTERS track "How Sweet it Is" on Youtube ..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8N2H7kqFDE

I'd assumed it would be a version of the MARVIN GAYE classic but its an entirely different song, it also isn't really "Rocksteady" either, its more a Jamaican version of New Orleans style R&B.

Roger