Quintin Moore

Welcome to this weeks edition of the Science Of Soul, first off let me apologies for the the problems we had with the pod cast last week, it was due to computer software problems at Bridge FM and unfortunately the program was lost, but don't worry all is hopefully back to normal and I will schedule all the new music over the next couple of weeks so our pod cast listeners wont miss out.
Featured artist this week is young man from Dallas, Texas, Quintin Moore, his new album "You Forgot Your Heart" is a great set, it was hard to pick 3 tracks to include but don't worry more will follow.

Soul Junction records continue maintain there high standards with a new single from J. B. Bingham, recorded many years ago, it's just getting it's first release. You might recall I played the latest release from Al Chestnut the other week, well Al kindly sent me a bunch of tracks by The Chestnut Brothers, some very classy music from these guys, I think your gonna like them I know I did.

Along with the well known names on this weeks play list look out for the lesser known ones, in particular The Five Wages and a vocal group called Together, I can't tell you much about them except that they made some great music.

OK enough from me on with the music please share our link and have a blessed week.

This weeks play list for Sunday 25th January 2014


Hour One
Quintin Moore - Paper
Bo Kirkland/Ruth Davis - I Feel Love In This Room

The Good Girls

Bobby Byrd - If You Don't Work You Can't Eat
Tyrone Lee - Sky To The Ground
The Chestnut Brothers - Come To Me
The Eliminators - Love Explosion
J B Bingham - People On An Ego Trip
Quintin Moore - Natural Sister
The Good Girls - I Don't Wanna Lose Your Love
Leela James ft Anthony Hamilton - Say That
Ledsi - I Blame You
Willie Hutch - Don't You Let Nobody
Randy Darbonne - Voodoo Giel


Hour Two
Gene Chandler - Please Sunrise
The Five Wages - Come And Ask Me
Enchantment - I'm Dreaming
Lovesmith -Do You Want Another Chance
Michelle Wiley - I Feel So At Home
Quintin Moore ft Tess - I Could fall in love
Together - How Do You Say Goodbye
Ty Causey - Love Me That Way
Shelundia - I Love Me
Michigan Avn. - All That Matters
The O'Jays - Cry Together
Bill Withers - Tender Things

Quintin Moore Biography:

“Quentin Moore is the pulse of Southern Soul and R and B. With his smooth vocals and heartfelt guitar playing, Moore has the magnetism of a Piped Piper, drawing listeners from the void of emptiness and drowning them into a sea of pure sultry paradise. When Quentin performs, there isnt an idle feet or a hand not being held. Quentin
Moore is not a rising star but a star risen!”
- Militant X. Amerikkkan, Poet, Dallas Slam Team

More at: qmooremusic.com

Ty Causey

Thanks for stopping by the Science of Soul site, on this weeks show I'll be featuring Ty Causey, who's new album "Cool In My Skin" maintains the man's reputation for producing high quality work, he's based in Indiana, USA and Ty has built a catalogue of work that appeals to both soul and smooth jazz listeners and this new set slides comfortably into both markets. I think Ty is a major talent and I would recommend you check all of his work. I have included two tracks today and more will scheduled over the coming weeks.

A new name to me is Alex Lattimore, until my dear friend Carmen from Sydney, Australia, sent me a copy of his album "Promise" which came out in 2008. He's one smooth guy,  a kind of Will Downing groove to this set, and is great from start to finish, yes, you'll  be hearing more from this guy over the coming weeks, looking forward to sharing his music with you.

The word is out that Betty Wright's new album is set to drop around February, just cant wait! but as a little teaser for what is to come I'll be playing a track from the today. I think Betty has just got better and better over the years, the track I've included is "Tired", thinking; you'll love it!  The new music front also gives us a song from the rising star, Jahah, (it rhymes!!!) joking aside his album "Nostalgia Black" has been very well received. One of the stand out cuts for me is "Soul Music," a real back in the day groove with a modern twist. Don't forget we'll have all the classics that I love too, so sit back enjoy and share the soul. Click here to play for podcast on my own site.

This Sunday's play list for 19th January 2014

** SORRY NO PODCAST THIS WEEK DUE TO COMPUTER SOFTWARE FAILURE AT STUDIO ** (alt. listening with Dennis Edwards Special - click here)

Hour Two

Duel 45 from '73

Phil Flowers - Stay Awhile
John & Arthur Simms - Love Will Getcha
Dee Dee Davis - Smile
Tower Of Power - Can't You See
Jahah - Soul Music
Ty Causey ft Najee - Other Side Of Town
Ty Causey - Love Me That Way
The Modulations - Hopelessly In Love
Tal Armstrong - You Got So Much Feeling
Tyrone Lee - Fall For You
Little Milton - What Do You Do When You Love Someone
The Reflections - Now That You Have Taken Your Love
Carmichael Musiclover - You Go Girl

Hour Two
Sir John Roberts - Do You Believe In Fate
Ashford/Simpson - I'll Take The Whole World On

Juno mp3 downloads

Alex Lattimore - A Million Ways
Betty Wright - Tired
Garland Green - Just My Way Of Loving You
Solomon Burke - Over & Over
David Oliver - I Keep On Looking
Second Image - Love Turns Me Upside Down
Philip Mitchell - If It Ain't Love It Will Go Away
The Originals - Baby I'm For Real
Average White Band - Soul Searching
Bloodstone - Natural High

Ty Causey's Biography:

“Possessing abundant sex appeal, smooth vocal ease and poetic mastery, Causey is catching the attention of a growing fan base.” - Jazzreview.com

Mellifluous, enticing, passionate and dexterous - these are superlatives most certainly appropriate for defining the style and sound of acclaimed singer/songwriter, TY CAUSEY. Talented, prolific, and genuine are best in describing who he is. All combined the result unveils an artist that harkens back to the storied crooners of the past, but with a present day sheen that boasts a collage of soul, jazz and R&B. His brand of sensual soul and smooth R&B is winning over a growing number of fans and industry insiders alike on the strength of his five acclaimed CDs causing many to place him amongst the elite R&B vocalists on the scene today.

Rooted within a gospel tradition, Causey began his career as many great ones do, singing in the church. The Indiana native’s talent as well as word of his ability would quickly blossom affording him the opportunity to perform with such gospel music icons as James Cleveland, the Hawkins Singers, Shirley Caesar and a host of other notable gospel artists. But because he was also heavily influenced by the sounds of Soul, R&B and Jazz his aspirations went beyond just Gospel.More at (cdbaby)

Dennis Edwards Special

Bill with Dennis

Sorry for any delay with Bill Randle's Sunday Soul Show, but technical problems at The Bridge radio station are delaying the recovery of his recording of this weeks program. We hope to load it later today or tomorrow. In the meantime Bill suggests if you have the time, then listen to his interview with Dennis Edwards, that we recorded some years back for PCRL.

Born February 3, 1943 is an American soul and R&B singer, most noted for being one of Motown act The Temptations' lead singers. Edwards first joined the Temptations in 1968, replacing David Ruffin, and sung with the group until 1976, returning from 1980 to 1984 and 1987 to 1989. In the mid-1980s, he attempted a solo career, scoring a hit in 1984 with "Don't Look Any Further" (featuring Siedah Garrett). Today, he is the lead singer of The Temptations Revue featuring Dennis Edwards, a Temptations splinter group.

Dennis Edwards Special (Part 1) 75 mins
Dennis Edwards Special (Part 2) 30 mins

Jimmy 100% Sterling

Welcome to another week's show, I had a very interesting conversation with my Florida soul brother Melvin Jordan, he asked me to have a listen to track that he thought was right in my bag, he knows me well, lol, the track in question was by a young lady by the name of Shelundia, recorded some years back but never released until now, she has only just regained the rights to her own music. I wont give to much away cause Melvin has recorded an interview that will broadcast in early February, I will include a link soon as its available but I have included one of the songs in tonight's show. Whilst on the subject of Melvin, he did a wonderful tribute show on one of my favourite artists Howard Hewitt, you'll find the link on my FB time-line, well worth checking out.

Featured artist this week is Jimmy 100% Sterling we got two tracks from his current highly rated album "I Lived It All," the set is well worth investigating, I think you will approve. Also got the new single from Brittany Yates called "Party," produced by soul legend Mel Waiters, Oh, and check-out the Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes epic "Let's Talk It Over".

On with the show, sit back enjoy, remember to share the gift of music and spread the Science of Soul link, over 20.000 visits to the site now, so thanks to you all for continuing to share. 

This weeks playlist for Sunday 12th January 2014


Hour One
Heatwave - Turn Around
Tyrone Lee - Get To Know You
Marva King - Who's Right Who's Wrong
Gloria Scott - A Case Of To Much Love Making
Al Broomfield - Where Do I Go From Here
Jimmy 100% Sterling Never Gonna Give You Up
Jimmy 100% Sterling  I'm In Love With A..
                 ..Woman, Other Women Talk About
Brittany Yates - Party
Crystal Johnson - Come Home
Enchantment - You And Me
Trace Of Smoke - You Are (flip to 45 shown)
Latimore - Around The World
Luther Ingram - Love Ain't Gonna Run Me Away

Hour Two

$1025 in 2008 (now re-issued)

Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes - Let's Talk It Over
Billy Griffin - 2nd Day Lover
Dianne Reeves - I Want You
Gerald Levert/Mikki Howard - That's What Love Is
David Hudson - Honey Honey
The Spinners - No One Like You
Shelundia - Love You Through The Night
Beau Williams - Seems Like I Met You
Special Delivery - Strait From The Heart
Rudy Love & The Love Family - My Imagination

Jimmy 100% Sterling Biography:

Jimmy 100% Sterling's career started as a backup drummer for a variety of local groups around the inner-city and suburbs of Detroit. He even performed with Motown's Jimmy Ruffin at a very young age. This also gave Sterling the opportunity to meet his musical idol David Ruffin who greatly influenced his vocal style. "I Lived It All" features two sterling Ruffin covers ("Heavy Love" and "Statue Of A Fool"). He later met one of the singers with The Chairmen of the Board, Danny Woods, who introduced him to the late great General Johnson. For six years he recorded, and toured with the Chairmen as a backup drummer/vocalist on the Carolina beach music circuit. After an offer from CDS Records based on the strength of his signature song, "At Least I Tried" (the 45 was a collector's item on the Soul music ever since it's mid 90s release) he parted with the Chairmen to pursue a career as a solo artist.

"I Lived It All" is Sterling's debut album. The album features 13, ten of which are new tracks produced by Sir Jonathan Burton including the showstopping ballad "I'm The One That Should've Been", the retro midtempo R&B of "Never Gonna Give You Up" and the aforementioned dance track "Heavy Love". There's also a brand new version of "At Least I Tried", while the original version also appears as one of three bonus tracks. Jimmy 100% Sterling is one hundred percent Southern Soul meets Motown!

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Bradd Marquis

Ooh-ah

Welcome to the first edition of the Science of Soul for 2014, first off my apologies for missing last weeks show, a very severe attack of vertigo was to blame, (thanks by the way to all the people who contacted me to check how I was doing, I was amazed to hear from so many friends around the world) my good  radio colleague Bill Bishop sat in for me, and did a great job at very short notice.

Looking back on 2013 it was a great year for SOS, we grew week on week, thanks to all the hard work by Mickey in producing the web site and pod cast every week, he is such a vital part the show, my part is the fun stuff, I get to play the music, also to all my friends at '102.5 fm The Bridge' and my soul brother, Mr Melvin Jordan II for taking it to new places with Legend107 Radio.com in the Sunshine State, all my Face book friends around the world, yes I truly mean all-around-the-world for sharing the links...I appreciate each and every one of you. I wish you much health and happiness for the New Year.

Ok on with the music listen out for the L J Reynolds track ...shitttttttttttt I forgot how great that track was, lol. I am also featuring 2 tracks from Bradd Marquis, I think 2014 holds big things for this guy. Click 4 Podcast.
This weeks play list for Sunday 5th January, 2014


Hour One
Hodges James & Smith  Here Is Were Your Love Belongs
Walt Love  I Really Need You  
Wales Wallace  We're Not Happy
Patti Jo Make Me Believe (1999 rmx)
Bradd Marquis  Radio
Bradd Marquis  Trust In Your Heart
Ruben Studdard  Meant To Be
Charlie Wilson/Keith Sweat  Whisper
The Spinners  You Go Your Way I Go Mine
Ali Ollie Woodson /Junita Daley  Your Precious Love
Mikki Howard  Baby Be Mine
L J Reynolds  Ain't No Woman Like My Baby

Hour Two
Caroline Crawford  It Rains Because

Mickey has one 4 sale!

Bobby Hill  I Wanna Be With You
Cynthia Steeler  I'll Cry Over You
Freddie Hughes  Send My Baby Back
Syl Johnson  They Don't See The Good In You
Lennard Jullien III  This Time It's Real
Rachel Ferrell  Run To Me
Ty Causey  Creepin
These Gents  Yesterday Standing By
Billy Griffin Forgive Me If You Can
Lou Rawls  You Made Me So Very Happy
Silk  Don't Go To Bed Mad


Bradd Marquis' Biography:

Simply put, Bradd Marquis is a multi-talented entertainer (singer, actor, writer and producer). With an athletic frame, Bradd Marquis can easily be mistaken for a fashion model, but instead has chosen to utilize his soulful tenor to captivate audiences from the very first note he belts out. Hailing from a time in music when soulful crooners like Marvin Gaye and Teddy Pendergrass monopolized the airwaves, this gifted vocalist, who is often compared to these legends has honed in on their sounds and given life to today’s music. As a result of this, Bradd has graced stages to perform signature classics in tributes dedicated to icons, Sam Cooke, Donny Hathaway and Luther Vandross. Having separated himself from the legion of male vocalists on the scene today, Bradd has piqued the interest of all whom witness the magic he brings to stages. Bradd has performed on Showtime at the Apollo and brought that tough New York crowd to its feet.

Bradd Marquis was awarded the Soul Singer of the Year award on BET’s 106 & Park and has also shared the stage as part of a tour that featured singers, India Arie, Jaheim, Tamia and Grammy award winning producer, Gordon Chambers. During one performance, R&B hit maker, R. Kelly was also brought to his feet, giving him a standing ovation for his captivating performance. In addition to his musical talent, Bradd Marquis was raised in a home that valued spirituality; which is prevalent in his charming, manner able personality.

With his smash hit “Radio,” from his debut album “Finding My Way,” Bradd Marquis is quickly becoming a name that continues to be repeated when quality male vocalists are mentioned these days. Oozing with soul this versatile young man brings the essence of music, pure and simple to any stage he graces. (cdbaby.com)

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