31.12.18

No podcast today

Sorry no Blog today, Bill is unwell this week, back to normal next week hopefully.

24.12.18

23-12-2018

Merry Christmas and a soulful new year and thanks to everyone who as supported The Science of Soul through out 2018, It's a real privilege to share the music I love with you. Also BIG thanks to Mickey Nold for taking care of the website and podcasts, this man does so much work for the Science of Soul it would not be possible without his expertise and all the time he devotes to it, but even more important he is a great friend. My Dear friend from Cleveland Ohio Ms Paulette Jackson as just published her latest book "The Music Through The Storm" its available via Amazon and I highly recommend you check it out. This weeks show is pretty heavy on the old skool classics and we also have a little Christmas flavour , Checkout the new Christmas track from Al Lindsey it's an instant classic . Open up the 'mince pies' pour a glass of wine sit back and enjoy.

Playlist for Sunday 23-12-2018
Hour One
The Temptations - Aiming At Your Heart
Victor Haynes - Hopping Skipping, So In Love
Carl Anderson - I'm All About Love
Bfly Lady Di - I Don't Know How You Do It
Carl Harris - What About You
Oscar Perry & The Love Generation - Come On Home To Me
The Steelers - Leave The Guns Behind
The Steelers - Ain't No Joke When It Comes To Dope
Superior Movement - Lost Affair
Uvee Hayes - Won't Be No Fool
Bobby Wade - Four Walls And A Window
Bobby Wade - Blind Over You
Joe Bataan - Unwed Mother
Curtis Mayfield - Soul Music



Hour Two
L R Superstars - I Just Can't Say It
Keith Floyd - Just Kickin' It
Tony Warren - Fool For Love
CeCe Rogers - Lonely Girl
Tara Keith & Mose Stoval - These Papers
The Dells - I Thought Of You A Little To Much
Ray Goodman & Brown - Someones Missing Your Love
Al Lindsey - Christmas Time
Ty Causey - Christmas Flow
The Dramatics - All I Want For Christmas Is My Baby
The Temptations - Everything For Christmas 

17.12.18

16-12-2018

It's Science of Soul time and thanks for stopping by. On this weeks show I have current product from Chicago Legend Slique Jay Adams, called  Mr Taylormade , also I dip into Clinton Coleman's classic gospel set "Better Get Jesusfied" that as recently been reissued and the New Year, will see a special video to sit along side the album. It's great to see a movie about the life of Teddy Pendergrass as been completed, I can't wait to see it so I have dropped a couple of Teddy classics on you this week. The show is heavy on the Old Skool classics , a few you just might have forgotten or didn't know, but I think you will enjoy.

So sit back pour a glass of wine and enjoy ..

Sunday's playlist for 16-12-2018
Hour One
Hutch
Willie Hutch - Love Me Back
Slique Jay Adams - So Good
JoJo Murray - You & Me
Gloria Jay - Know What You Want
Clinton Coleman Singers - Medley
Universal Mind - For You Girl
Lovesmith - Shame On You
The Controllers - My Secret Fantasy
Christopher Williams - Proud For To Long
The Waters - Heart Leads The Way
Bill Brandon - Streets Got My Lady
Garland Green - Girl I Love You




Hour Two
Osborne & Giles - I'll Make You An Offer
D Manwell - Silver & Gold
Bill - I Feel Good With You
The Three Reasons - Take Me Back
Answers To Love - Try My Love
Sean Levert - Same One
Milton Wright - All I know Is That I Have You
Mr Taylormade - All In Your Love
Joe McBride/Analisa - Lets Spend ..        
            ...                  Some Time Together
Teddy Pendergrass - Cold Cold World
Teddt Pendergrass - All I Need Is You
Randy Hall - I Wanna Touch You
Willie Hutch - Anything Is Possible

10.12.18

Will Downing

Stone Paxton
Thanks again for stopping by my Science of Soul blogcast, this week I'll be featuring the new album from living legend Mr Will Downing, "The Promise" its the albums name and has all the usual Will trade marks; great production, super smooth vocals, but with a great bunch of gospel flavoured tunes. I think its gonna go down as a classic. On the new music score this week I've added have two beautiful young ladies  with Ms Chelsea Wilson from Australia, and LA Young from Maryland.  Representing the fella's a Southern soulman Lamorris Williams with his new single that also features Terry Harris and the constantly great Stone Paxton  ..  I think you will enjoy. For my Old Skool folks, you know I don't forget you,  music from Tommy Tate, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Prince Phillip Mitchell, Bloodstone and a whole lot more, so please be sure to tell a friend about The Science of Soul..

Sunday's playlist  for 9-12-2018
Hour One
Mary J. Blige - Be Happy
Chelsea Wilson - Real Love
L.A. Young - No One Can Love You More
LaMorris Williams/THarris - Don't Wanna Be Lonely
Bigg Robb - Don't Be Ashamed
Will Downing - What Would I Do
Will Downing - I Hear A Voice
Uness - Intimate
Gladys Knight/Pips - Your Number One In My Book
Tommy Tate - On The Real Side
Tommy Tate - School Of Life
Crusaders - You Pay For Love



Hour Two

Stone Paxton - Baby Girl

Jaheim - Put The Woman First
Will Downing - He Will Be There
L.T.D. - Where Did We Go Wrong
Best Of Both Worlds - I Want The World To Know
T C - Love Takes Time
Bloodstone - Instant Love
Bishop Morton & Aretha Franklin - Seasons Change
John Edwards - Exercise My Love
Al Johnson - I'll Do Anything For Love
Prince Phillip Mitchell - If We Can't Be Lovers
The Temptations - Heavenly

3.12.18

Auteria Wally Winzer

Wally
Welcome to this weeks Science of Soul and as promised the Featured Artist this week  is Auteria Wally Winzer , his remastered EP "Sweet Deal" is a classic, well produced and silky smooth just as we like it on the Science of Soul. I have chosen 3 of my favourite tracks and to be honest there is not a bad track on it .. highly recommended (it would make a lovely Christmas gift.) Other new music this week  comes from L Spencer Smith & Avery Sunshine, a great combination and check out the video at the bottom of the page. Representing the ladies I have my soul sister from Meridian, Mississippi, Ms Shai Simone and Cleveland's very own Conya Doss as I dip into her new album "Clear." Album tracking with  Kiko Pryor's "Me & My Thoughts" and gospel legends The Winans  Got a bunch of Old Skool classics some you just might not know so sit back relax and enjoy the music..

Science of Soul Playlist 2nd December 2018
Shai Simone
Hour One
T Connection - Let's Do It Today
L Spencer Smith & Avery Sunshine - Hooked
Keith Sweat - All About You
D'Metrius - It's Time
Shai Simone - When I Get My Groove On
Auteria Wally Winzer ....
       ft Steve Fernandes - Overnight Sensation
Auteria Wally Winzer ft Pam Neal - Be As One
The Delfonics - I Told You So
Dessy Di Lauro - When You Need Me
Al Wilson - Show & Tell
The Temprees - You Made Me Feel So Good
The Temprees - Love Maze



Conya Doss
Hour Two
Leroy Hutson - I Think I'm Falling In Love
The Winans - Finders Keepers
Bryan B - Take Good Care Of Me
Souled Out - Wasted
Opus 7 - Hey Big Brother
Conya Doss - Back To Us
Auteria Wally Winzer - Don't Judge A Book..
Kiko Pryor - Move Your Body
Kevin Nash - Call Me
The Nights - Country Girl
L V Johnson - Make You Mine

 

26.11.18

25-11-2018

Dru Chapman
Welcome to this weeks Science of Soul. First off I would like to thank all the folks who came out in support of the cancer research event in Liverpool in memory of Marvin Ruffin it was a great event organised by Pauline Drayson. I know Marvin would be looking down with pride, nice that so many gave there time and talent in his memory, in particular Dru Chapman, he flew in from Cyprus to be a part of it.

I'm trying to catch up on some of the new releases on this weeks show., making his debut on the playlist is Mr Taylormade with his new release "All In Your Love," that's highly recommended also playing new music from Big Daddy E and Teddy B, with music representing the ladies from Mz Connie. For the Old Skool folks I have Eddie Holman, The Dramatics and a not often heard classic from Ray Goodman & Brown, so sit back and enjoy some real smooth soul...

Sunday's Playlist from 24-11-2018
Hour One
Breakwater - Work It Out
Roderick Dolphin - The Grass Is Greener
Robert H Fowler & Tanya Holt - Can We
Mz Connie - Neckbone Lady
Mr Taylormade - All In Your Love
David Hartfield - Special Love
Teddy B - I'm So In Love
Groove Association ft Georgie B - Two Hearts
Big Daddy E - Call On Me
Edee Leatherwood - Make It Last
Eddie Holman - Hey There Lonely Girl
Eddie Holman - It's All In The Game
Marvin Ruffin - This Thing Called Love



Big Daddy E
Hour Two
Lonnie Youngblood - Girl I'm Gonna Miss You
Tony Sullivan - It's Over
Lalah Hathaway - On Your Own
CeCe Rogers - I Think I Love You
Herman George - What Have You Got
Cloe Martin - It's Comes To Attention
The Cheers - I Made Up My Mind
Bobby Helmz - If I
Big Bub - Tellin' Me Stories
Vannessa Mitchell - Oasis
The Dramatics - Please Say You'll Be Mine
Ray, Goodman & Brown - Someone's Missing Your Love

19.11.18

Kiko Pryor


On this weeks Science of Soul I will be featuring the new album from Spearsville, Louisiana native Kiko Pryor entitled"Me & My Thoughts," it's a debut album and comes highly recommended. Kiko is a popular 'live music' attraction on the Southern soul circuit and I think this album will take him to another level, it's available now at cdBaby and all the usual outlets be sure to check it out. Another new name to the Science of Soul this week is Anthony McClary the Philly soulman has delivered a song that is both thought provoking and poignant in these troubled times.

From the sunshine State of Florida I have the Special Formula Band, and representing Georgia I also have Ms Pat Cooley. Tara Keith & Mose Stovall have teamed and delivered a classic slice of Southern Soul called"These Papers," and as a little bonus you can view the video for this release at the bottom of this weeks blog. Rounding out the new releases for this I have H-Town's own Mr Leroy Allen and from Oakland, California, Auteria W. Winzer. For the Old Skool folks there's Tyrone Davis, Lonnie Hewitt, L A Connection and few other gems you might just have forgotten. 

Detroit author Don Darget as just published a book about the great work that Motown legend Kim Weston did in Detroit, it's an absolute must for any Detroit soul music fan, and is available right now on Amazon (It will make someone a great Christmas gift) it is titled "Kim Weston Festival Of The Performing Arts" I highly recommend it. 

Ok it's music time sit back pour a glass of wine and enjoy ...

Sundays Playlist for 18-11-2018
Hour One
Allspice - Slipped Away
Leroy Allen - I'm Gonna Love You
Special Formula Band ft Holly - 2 Ride Au Die
The Manhattans ft Gerald Alston - Get it Ready
Richard "Popcorn" Wylie - E S P
Kiko Pryor - Move Your Body
Kiko Pryor ft Tha Don - I'm Sorry Baby
Tyrone Thomas - We're Still In Love
Pat Cooley - I Need A Fix It Man
K Avett - Time Wont Wait
Carl Thomas - I Wish
Anthony McClary - Peace In The Streets



Hour Two
Tara Keith & Mose Stovall - These Papers
Opus 7 - I Love You
Keisa Brown - Ain't No Life After Love
Auteria W. Winzer ft Pam O'Neal - Be As One
Calvin Richardson - Looks Like You Been Crying
Mantra - Promise Me
Big L - If I Knew Then
Asante - Look What You've Done
Lonnie Hewitt - I Gotta Keep My Bluff In
L A Connection - I'll Find A Way
The Persuaders - Stay With Me
Tyrone Davis - I Cant Wait

Kiko Pryor biography:-
Kiko Pryor was born on October 24, 1979 in Farmerville, Louisiana to Alton Pryor and Mary Alice Wright-Pryor, and raised in Spearsville, Louisiana. The child of a musical family, Pryor’s love for music started early. Raised in the church, he was able to hone his musical talents playing the piano and singing in the choir. Remnants of that gospel background remain apparent in his music today.
Pryor seeks to revive the old school of R&B and push it into a new direction. In his music, the sound of artists like R. Kelly, Ron Isley, and Aaron Hall meet the deep rhythm of southern gospel. By his own description, “family, love…how much you care about people—that really forms the core of my music”. His song lyrics serve as reflections on practical, everyday experience.

12.11.18

LaToiya Williams

Thanks for stopping by The Science of Soul , this week featured album comes from L.A. based and former member of Snoop Dogg's entourage Ms LaToiya Williams. Her new album "Blue Rose" is a pretty smooth affair that I think you will enjoy, there are 3 tracks from this set included in this weeks playlist. Be sure to checkout the album. Jackson Mississippi soul lady Stephanie Luckett is getting great revues on her new release "Right Thing Wrong Man" it's a real killer cut. The ladies are featured quite heavily on this weeks new release list with NYC soul lady Mel'lisa Morgan we have the title track from her new album "Love Demands" we also have Southern soul lady Karen Wolfe and representing Cleveland Ohio Ms Conya Doss.

Luckett
Not forgetting the fella's, I have a new release from Patrick Adams called "Smile," a track that I think has a real Sly & The Family Stone feel to it, more you hear it the better it gets. I'm dipping into current albums from Brandon Wattz and Chairmen of the Board Featuring Ken Knox plus Melvin Knight's excellent set "Shades of Us". For the Old Skool folks there are classics from Little Royal, Linda Lewis and a great track from The Ultimate's "I Just Can't Stand It" that was brought to my attention by Susan Benedict over there in Indiana. Well that's just a taster so sit back relax hit the play button and feed your soul. Please always remember to tell a friend about The Science of Soul.


Playlist for Sunday 11-11-2018 
Hour One
Ronn Matlock - I Can't Forget About You
Melvin Knight - Paradise In Spring
Steve "Stone" Huff - GYTL (Give You The Love)
Stan Mosley - Thank You
Brandon Wattz - Keep It 100
The Internationals - To Sweet To Be Lonely
The Persuaders - Thin Line
Mel'lisa Morgan - Love Demands
Chairmen/Ken Knox - Words Left Unsaid
LaToiya Williams - No Time
LaToiya Williams - Save Your Love For Me
Karen Wolfe - What You Gonna Do
Patrick Adams - Smile




Hour Two

Stephanie Luckett - Right Thing Wrong Man
David Hollister - One Woman Man
Linda Lewis - Number One Heartbreaker
Rahsaan Patterson - Don't Wanna Lose It
G C Cameron - Night Like This In Georgia
Latoiya Williams - Should've Been The One
Opus 7 - The Way You Move Me
Conya Doss - Fallin' Don't Rescue Me
Little Royal - Jealous
The Ultimates - I Just Can't Stand It
California Executives - I Don't Know Why
Main Ingredient - Who Can I Turn To

LaToiya Williams biography:-
LaToiya Williams is an American R&B and Soul singer best known for her work with Snoop Dogg and other West Coast hip-hop artists. Originally signed to Snoop's Doggystyle Records, Williams was featured on the collaborative LP "Doggystyle All Stars" in 2002. She has also featured on a number of releases by hip-hop artists from Jay-Z ('All Around The World,' from "The Blueprint 2.1") to Doggystyle artists such as Bad Azz and Tha Eastsidaz.

In 2012, Williams released 'This Love Is Sweet,' the lead single from her forthcoming EP "KupCak'n." (Last.fm)

5.11.18

Keith Sweat

Welcome to my Science of Soul and with normal service now resumed. I have the regular mixture  of 'classic old school jams' and the best 'new releases' with that keep that old school flavour. Featured Album this week comes from Keith Sweat's "Playing for Keeps"  release. I think Keith is very much an album artist as opposed to just looking for a hit single and this set is a typical example of his quality work, very difficult to select 3 tracks to feature as there is so much great stuff on here but there will be more coming over the next few weeks. I am a little behind with new music, so this weeks show includes some of what I didn't get chance to include before my trip.

Dynamic Superiors
Chi Town Soul man Slique Jay Adams is back with a new single called "So Good," and there is a great new song from Detroit artist Big L with "If I Knew Then," it's the first single from his upcoming EP  named "Round 1," and if  this is anything to go by it's gonna be a classic. It was great to see The Dynamic Superiors on my recent trip, there latest release "Show Me" was a real show stopper! so listen out, think you will enjoy. Also today tracks come from Cool Million, Bfly LadyDi and from Houston, Texas, The Suffers.

Wil Hart (Delphonics)
I have also included a recent song from the lovely Ms Uvee Hayes with Mr Mellow himself Ty Causey.
UK label Soul Junction Records continue to unearth some real gems and their latest  is from The Internationals is no exception to the ruler, as always it's a double A-Side 7 inch single,  I have one side this week and one scheduled for next weeks show. Be sure to get these ASAP they are pressed in very limited quantities and wont last to long. There is lots for the old school folks including The Delfonics who did an amazing set at there recent show in Richmond, Va. If you get a chance to catch them live be sure to take it. Ok, its music time just hit the play button sit back and relax..

Sunday's  playlist for 04-11-2018
Hour One
Delegation - One More Step To Take
Cool Million - Save Your Love
Slique Jay Adams - So Good
The Internationals - Beautiful Philosophy
Dynamic Superiors - Show Me
Brian Christopher - Girl Like You
Bfly Lady Di - I Don't Know How To Do It
Keith Sweat - All About You
Keith Sweat - Cloud 9
Uvee Hayes - Basement Party
The Suffers - Do Whatever
Ty Causey - Love Will Find A Way
Creme D Cocoa - Leading Lady



Mr Bongo's GSF re-pressed vinyl
Hour Two
Lloyd - Infinity
Glenn Jones - Every time
Keith Sweat - Red Negligee
Phyllis Hyman - Come Right Or Not At All
Pleasure P - Wassup
Ruff Endz - Someone To Love You
Skull Snaps - Having You Around
The Delfonics - La La La Means I Love You
Big L - If I Knew Then
L Young - Urgency
Poww Brothers - You Gotta Believe Me
Randy Brown - Do It Baby

29.10.18

28-10-2018

Welcome to the latest edition of The Science of Soul. I have decided to do an old skool special this week due to the time restrictions resulting from my recent USA trip. I will be back to normal next week thank you for your continued support and patience .


8.10.18

Case

New home in Atlanta
Welcome to this weeks edition of The Science of Soul, I have exciting news; The Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame is to be based in Atlanta ,Ga. Lamont "Showboat" Robinson CEO has spent a vast amount of time and money on this project I am so happy it as finally paid off for him and his dream of celebrating American R&B music is to become a reality. I can't wait to visit. (trailer at foot of page)

Today's show will be Featuring the latest project from one of New York City's favourite sons, Case with the album "Therapy", this his first in awhile, but it was worth the wait, I think you will enjoy. Other new music this week comes from Roderick Dolphin, Natasha Watts, Dennis Mckinney and Tyra Mon'e , will also be revisiting the current albums from Ty Juan and Jermaine Robbins both of which are true classics. For the old school folks there are lots gems to stir your memory and some that you might have missed so sit back and enjoy.

Playlist for Sunday 07-10- 2018
Hour One

Natasha Watts - I Do, I Did, I'm Done
Dennis McKinney - I Can't Tell
Mike Avery - Best Friend
Roderick Dolphin - The Grass Is Greener
Jermaine Robbins - I Can't Get Enough
Case ft Teddy Riley & Tank - Make Love
Case - Treasure
Part Time Party Time Band ft Danny Pierce - 
                               Think Nothing About It
Tara Kieth - Swing Out Tonight
Ty Juan - I Don't Want
Dre T Turner - Oh Baby Baby
Alfonz Jones - Can You Forgive Me
Tyra Mon'e - Your Love



Hour Two
Walter Christopher - In The Dark
Lamont Dozier - Groovin On A Natural High
SOS Band - I Don't Want Nobody Else
Latrese Bush ft Eric Essix - The Best
Sam Salter - It Took A Song
Carl B Henry - Sex U
Rena Scott - Each Day Is Better
Phil Storm ft Kim Smith - Let Me
Perry & Sanlin - Just To Make You Happy
Black Ivory - You Mean Everything To Me
Drama - From Girl To Boy

Case biography via Allmusic.com
A native New Yorker, Case got his start in the music biz in the '90s, singing backup on albums by several renowned R&B artists (such as Usher). Signed to the Def Jam label in the mid-'90s, Case issued his self-titled debut in 1996, followed by Personal Conversation in 1999 and Open Letter in 2001. On the latter release, Case wrote each song with a different person in mind ("A Song for Skye" was written for his daughter, while the tracks "Love of My Life" and "Shine" were inspired by the great Stevie Wonder). Case was joined by such big-name producers as Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and Tim & Bob. In 2004 he asked to be released from his Def Jam contract in order to launch his own label, Indigo Blue. In 2009 The Rose Experience became the first release for the label. He switched to Real Talk Entertainment for 2010's Here, My Love, and moved to eOne for 2015's Heaven's Door.

1.10.18

Bléz

Welcome to this weeks Science of Soul, before I get on to the music I'd like to bring to your attention a series of events that are taking place in November in memory of my dear friend Marvin Ruffin (see attached flyer,)  the events have been organised by Pauline Drayson who did so much to help Marvin during his time living in the UK, please if you can, show your support for this great cause.

My thanks go out to Mickey Nold who this week converted an interview I did about 25 years ago with Barrett Strong in Southfield, Michigan ,it's now available on Mixcloud and if your interested in soul music history you will love this, be sure to check it out.

On to the music with my Featured Album this week being from a Washington, DC soulstress named Bléz Coe, with her album "Love Life Emotion, The Experience Part 1." This great debut album is being very well received, also today I have new music from from one of my favourite groups, the Manhattans, their first recording without Blue Lovett, I am looking forward to seeing the guys in Richmond,Va, in a couple of weeks. The new single from BIGG ROBB has just hit the streets, called "Don't Be Ashamed" , it's getting a lot of attention and is sure to be good seller for one of the busiest guys on the southern soul circuit. I will also be dipping into the new album from JL , that's called"Intimacy.".Lots of great music for the old school folks this week also be sure to listen out for Ben Monroe "Broken Home" it's track you don't often hear. OK sit back enjoy and let the music touch your soul...

Playlist for Sunday 30-09-2018

Hour One
Sheree Brown - My Pleasure
Archie Bell & The Drells - Giving Up Dancin'
Bigg Robb - Don't Be Ashamed
The Manhattans - Get It Ready
J L - Enough Of You
Al Castellana - Lucky Man
Bléz - Do You Remember
Bléz - Invitation
Barrett Strong - Surrender
Ben Monroe - Broken Home
The 21st Century - Shadow Of A Memory
The Invitations - Look On The Good Side
The Impressions - Sooner Or Later
T K Soul - Looking For A Lady



Hour Two
Manhattans new 45
Charles Williams - Standing In The Way
Shonda English - No Worries
Anthony White - I'm So Much In Love With You
Bléz - Don't Know
L V Johnson - Make You Mine
Clay Hammond Women Are Human
Luther Ingram - Love Ain't Running Away From Me
The Dells - Slow Motion
Walter Jackson - We Can Fly
J. Butler/Brenda Lee Eager - How Long Will It Last
The Manhattans - Don't Take Your Love From Me


Featured Artist biography-
Bléz is a DC born, MD raised vocalist and songwriter. Classically trained in voice, Bléz graduated from Duke Ellington School of The Arts in NW Washington, DC. After Graduating she went on to start her music career as a session vocalist working with then Sony producer Reese Johnson. Soon after Bléz joined her first band and began her journey as a gigging vocalist around DC, MD and VA. After some disappointments on the local scene Bléz stepped away from music for a few years to pursue other interests but was called back to music and she hit the ground running. In 2004 this DC native left the United States to go and live in Thailand working as a full time singer with an international band. Visiting countries such as Cambodia, Singapore and Japan just to name a few. Once she returned home, Blez once again jumped onto the local music scene after joining the band Second Coming. Shortly there after she was also hired to perform with Marcus Young and Infinite who then took her back overseas to the Middle East to perform for the troops via Armed Forces Entertainment. The group toured 13 cities in 3 weeks. April 2009 marked a major milestone in this song birds career because she was chosen the winner in a singing contest. First prize was a chance to sing a duet with none other than Jennifer Hudson at Constitution Hall during the Robin Thicke J.Hud tour. Bléz joined Jennifer onstage to sing “And I Am Telling You” for a capacity crowd. Video footage of this performance is still on Youtube. She has shared the stage with some top national artists such as Marsha Ambrosias, Chrisette Michelle, MC Lyte, Vivian Green, Biz Markie and Kem artist L’Renee and her second single “Black Girl Magic” spent 11 weeks on SiriusXM Heart and Soul’s Platinum 20 playlist. The latest single, “MCE Man Crush Everyday”, from her forthcoming album Love, Life, Emotion The Experience Vol.1 went to #1 on the AmazonUK chart for new releases after only 1 week! This rising star is shining bright on her way to the top of the charts. (firstexperiencerecords.com)

24.9.18

Ty Juan

Thanks for stopping by this weeks Science of Soul , my Featured Album this week is the new set from Atlanta based soulman Ty Juan, with "Signature II," and what a great album it is. If you like your soul silky smooth with a real retro feel your gonna love this, Ty just gets better with every new project . It's great see Soul legend Al Green back with a new track, his first in many a year. It was worth the wait recorded in Memphis Tennessee it carries all the Al Green trade marks. Another veteran back with new music is Will Downing wIprevue a track from his forthcoming album and to round out the new music we have a young lady from Melbourne Australia, Audrey Powne and a new name to me D'Maestro out of the Atlanta. Old School have no need to worry your well taken care of this week with classics from Randy Brown, Prince Phillip Mitchell and The Whispers just to name a few, so sit back enjoy and let the music sooth ya and groove ya...

Sundays Playlist 23-09- 2018
Hour One
The Blackbyrds - Dreaming About You
OndreMusic - It's You
Lina - Best Friends
Al Green - Before The Next Teardrop Falls
Will Downing - Look At Yourself
Blu Mitchel - Standing Ovation
Ty Juan - I Deserve It
Ty Juan - Survive
The Whispers - Never To Late
Michelle Wiley - Feel Good
The Marvelows - In The Morning
Brothers Guiding Light - Getting Together


Hour Two
L J Reynolds - Sunday
Miracle Thomas - Why Have I Lost You
Audrey Powne - Flowers
D'Maestro - Geraldine
Randy Brown - Leave The Bridges Standing
Frederick - My Gift To You
Ty Juan - Give You Love
Robert H Fowler - What's The Name Of Your Love
Prince Phillip Mitchell - Make It Good
Prince Phillip Mitchell - Your All I Got In The World
Creme D' Cocoa - Mr Me & Mrs You
The Ebonys - Waiting For The Last Goodbye

Ty Juan (pronounce 'tie one') biography :- His last album page

17.9.18

Natasha Watts

Welcome to this weeks Science of Soul,  my Featured Artist this week is UK soul lady Natasha Wattsher new album "My Next Chapter" is being very well received among soul folks and Natasha's popularity continues to rise on the back of recent tours with Shalamar and The O'Jays where she really did win over the audiences. Other new music this week comes from New York's Ms Victoria Horne, "Autumn Sky" (her  new album) is a little different for The Science of Soul, but I think you will enjoy. Thanks to publicity man Clinton Coleman for bringing this to my attention. Also listen out for Ronnette Harrison the Washington DC, gospel singer with  her new release "Always There," is pretty special.

I can't leave the fella's music out either so I have new releases from Ray, Goodman & Brown & Leroy Allen. We will also be revisiting recent Featured Albums from L Young and Jermaine Robbins. The old school folks will also be well taken care of with classics from Billy Paul, Larry Saunders, The Manhattans and a whole lot more so sit back pour a glass of wine and enjoy and please remember to tell a friend about about The Science of Soul.

Sunday's playlist 16-09-2018
Hour One
Delegation - Oh Honey
Steffen Morrison - Movin' On
Victoria Horne - Autumn Sky
Carolyn Staten - Just The Way You Want It
Saint Jaimz - It Ain't Workin'
L Young - Can't Get You Off My Mind
Natasha Watts - Special Day
Natasha Watts - Only You
Tyrone Davis - I Get Carried Away
Ronnette Harrison - Always There
Carl Sims/Debra Benson -
            When Something Is Wrong With My Baby
The Temptations - Still Feel Like Your Man
Cameo - Feel Me



Hour Two
The Manhattans - Don't Say Goodbye
Ray Goodman & Brown - They Say Your No Good
Leroy Allen - I'm Gonna Love You
Bo Henderson - Makin' Love
Zaki Shabbaz - Love Makin' Music
Roosevelt Wade - This Bed Ain't Big Enough
Billy Paul - Everybody's Breakin' Up
Floyd Taylor - All Of Me For All Of You
Carl Douglas - I Wanna Give You My Everything
Larry Saunders - Darling I Love You
Nu Soul Habits - Where Could You Be
Jermaine Robbins - My Love
Eugene Record - Love Don't Live By Sex Alone

Biography for Natasha Watts:- .Natasha's old page

10.9.18

Stan Mosely

Thanks for visiting the Science of Soul, my Featured Album this week as been a while in the making, but it's certainly worth the wait, called "Soul Resurrection" from one of my favourite people, and Chicago legend Stan Mosley. I know just how much work as gone into this project with recording sessions in Philly with Bobby Eli, with further recordings in Atlanta and various other spots in between Stan's busy touring schedule, yes it's truly been a labour of love and deserves my full support, so be sure to visit www.stanmosleysoul.com to pick up your copy.

Geno  Clarke/Yvonne (right)
Making her debut on my show this week is South Carolina gospel lady Shonda English with her latest release "Feels Good," does exactly what it says, It makes you feel good, think you will enjoy. There is new music from Detroit Soul lady long time lead singer of The Elgins group, Yvonne Vernee Allen, if your into the 60s Northern soul groove this will really take you buy surprise, it's written by the late Tony "The Entertainer" Clarke and produced by his Son and my good friend Geno Clarke along with McKinley Jackson and Drew Schultz. They have really captured the feel of Detroit 60's Soul, highly recommended. Other newies of note today come from the super soulful Tre Williams and super smooth Al Lindsey who is riding high with his new album "Versatility" and listen out for a killer track from Lomax "Never Hurt You Like That."  OK enough chit chat, hit the play button, sit back and enjoy let the music soothe your soul ...

Sunday's playlist for 09-09-2018
Hour One
Ace Spectrum - Sweet Music Soft Lights & You
Raw Soul Express - The Way We Live
Grady Harrell & Brenda Lee Eager - 
                  Always On The Lookout For Love
The Innersection - Let Me Love You
Yvonne Vernee - You Can Do It Now
Stan Mosley - People We Gotta Do Better 
Stan Mosley - If I Didn't Have You
Shonda English - Feels Good
Romel Westwood - What's Love To You
Brian Christopher - The One
The Three Pieces - If Only I Could Prove To You
The Sentiments - She Won't Be Gone Long
Carl Douglas - Never Had This Dream Before



Hour Two
The Dells - Give Your Baby A Standing Ovation
The Dramatics - I Cried All The Way Home
Dells/Dramatics - Love Missing From Our Lives
Slique Jay Adams - Step The Night Away
Lomax - Never Hurt You Like That 
Tre Williams - Flyin'
Stan Mosley - Sentimental Journey
Carmichael - Rock It My Favourite Song
Al Lindsey - Versatility
Johnathan Butler - Do You Love Me
The Love Committee - I Wanna  Make Love To You


Stan Mosley biography:-
Stan Mosley was born in Chicago, IL. By Stan growing up in the church, his passion for music started there with the encouragement of his mother. Throughout his youth, Stan was praised continually for his vocals which lead him to perform professionally. Presently, Stan Mosley has been performing professionally for over 46 years. Mosley began singing in 1969 and In 1974 he moved to East St. Louis, IL. and joined a group named The Sharpees, which later toured as a back-up band for Shirley Brown. In 1976 Mosley returned to Chi-town, and he spent years performing on the city’s extensive club circuit, but had yet to be signed let alone release a record. “At some point in time,” Mosley recalls, “I have either opened for or performed in the same venue as just about every major soul or blues act in the business.” His acclaim grew and, for two years running, he captured the important Chicago Music Award (in 1982 and 1983) for Best Male R & B Vocalist. By the mid-eighties, however, like so many of his R&B peers, he found the climate for adult R&B too hostile to continue.

3.9.18

Jermaine Robbins

Jerry Butler takes us back today
Welcome to this weeks edition of the Science of Soul that includes new music from Sarah Lesol (Scheduled for last weeks show but due to tech issues had to move it to this week), Lucy Shropshire, Miracle Thomas and UK Soul lady Rose Vincent. The Featured Album of the week comes from Atlanta Soulman Jermaine Robbins "The Journey Within" is a real masterpiece of sensual mood music that I think you will enjoy. Al Lindsey the Michigan based artist is still getting great revues on his album "Versatility," it's nice to see Al get the recognition he so richly deserves. As always there are plenty of old skool classics to enjoy and get you reminiscing about the good old days of soul music so sit back put our feet up and enjoy ..

Sunday's playlist for 02-09- 2018
Jermaine Robbins
Hour One
Five Special - The More I Get To Know You
Rose Vincent - Changes
Terry Harris - Start All Over
Tamia - Leave It Smokin'
HollyGrove - Runnin' Slippin' Sliddin' Through
Jermaine Robbins - I Cant Get Enough
Jermaine Robbins - Gave You All My Love
Sarah Lesol - Your The One For Me
Jennifer Hudson ft Fantasia - I'm His Woman
Miracle Thomas - Why I Have I Lost You
Al Johnson - Tell Me Again
Michael Donaby - Catch A Fallin' Star




Hour Two
Jermaine Robbins - I Love It
Peace By Piece - Its Been So Long
Lucy Shropshire - I'll Be Here For You
Facts of Life - Lost Inside Of You
Big Brooklyn Red ft Antonia Janae - Paradise
Jerry Butler - Do You Finally Need A Friend
Jerry Butler - How Does It Feel
Bobby Hutton - Lovin' You Needing You
Black Ivory - You Mean Everything To Me
The Dramatic - The Best Thing In My life
The Originals - Baby I'm For Real
Howard Hewett - Can You Feel Me
Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes

Jermaine Robbins biography:-
As a Southern artist, Jermaine Robbins combines his love of the South with a twist of home grown realism, topped off by fresh, innovative and collective melodies. Your first impression would lead you to believe he is a quiet, well-mannered, business-minded perfectionist with the wisdom of a veteran entertainer. Jermaine's main inspirations for his choice in lyrics comes from what he states are many up and down relationships. At only 27 years of age he has worked countless hours with many of the industries hottest musical engineers. As time will soon reveal, Jermaine Robbins Southern roots will shine through.