Angela Johnson

It's Science of Soul time once again and I have got some great music for you this week. Angela Johnson's latest offering is getting great reviews everywhere and its not hard to see why, "Naturally Me" I feel her most accomplished album to date. I just had to share it with you and  I will also be dipping into the latest sets by Sir Charles Jones, Gwendolyn Collins, Lacee and Ty Juan. I feel its important that we promote new music along side the classics that we have grown up with - Talking of classics Marvin Gaye's album from way back in the day "Romantically Yours" is full of great music, have included a track from that album just to remind you how great Marvin was.

New singles from Howard Hewett who needs no introduction and a gentleman who I was introduced to for the first time this week Victery Tutson, his single "Let Somebody Love You" taken from is forthcoming album is pure soul eaven...Cant wait for the album.Thank you as always for sharing the Science of Soul link its vital to continue the growth of the show, and all the great feed back that lets me know you enjoy the mix Ok on with the show sit back relax and thanks for being part of the Science of Soul family...click for Podcast.

Playlist for Sunday 24-08-2014

Hour One (Orange=featured album)

Ronn Matlock - I Cant Forget About You

The Main Ingredient - Won't Let You Do That

Lacee - I Got Your Back

Curt Jones - Spend Some Time

Howard Hewett - Better Guy

Angela Johnson - Handz

Angela Johnson - To Love Again

Victery Tutson - Let Somebody

Kurt Ealing -  You Send Me

Quin Golden - I Just Wanna Do it.

Black Smoke - Sunshine Rose's & Rainbows

Courtship love ain't love

The Continental Four - Loving You Is The Next Best Thing to heaven

Hour Two

 Sir Charles Jones - Sunshine

Freddie Jackson - I Love You

Glen Jones - I've Been Searching

Angela Johnson - I promise

Marvin Gaye - Stranger In My Life

Gwendolyn Collins Ft Ty Juan - Mars

Ty Juan - Lets Do IT

Elements Of Life - What About Our Love

The O'Jays - Your Body's Hear With Me

Tyrone Davis - In The Mood

Randy Brown - I Thought Of You

Isaac Hayes - Eye Of The Storm

Angela Johnson Biography:
It was Summer of 2003. Thirty years earlier urban radio had been the delivery vehicle for one of the most creative periods of modern music, with artists ranging from Al Green to Donny Hathaway to Aretha Franklin delivering culture changing songs, both lyrically compelling and musically superb. Now those same stations seemed obsessed with the trivial and the profane. 50 Cent was rapping "In Da Club" while Nelly was taking his clothes off in "Hot In Herre." And the broadcasters who were once a unifying force for a generation were now aimed squarely at the lowest common denominator. The situation was so dire that at our website, SoulTracks.com, we had pretty much settled on becoming an "oldies" community, eternally focusing on the same artists and songs that provided the foundation for soul music three decades earlier. - See more at: