Carlton Jumel Smith

Thanks for stopping by this weeks Science of Soul today, the Featured Album this week comes Carlton Jumel Smith , titled "1634 Lexington Avenue", and it's a real throw-back in style and Carlton has captured a sound, and yet still remains fresh and as put his stamp on. Other new releases this week come from Orlando, Fla., Soulman Tea_L, just to prove there is more to Orlando than Mickey Mouse, lol. There is also new music from Angie Stone, Alton Cooley, Ronnie Bell and from his forthcoming album I have the lead track, " I See Love" from Cornell by C.C. Carter.

I mentioned last week about Eddie Holman's UK appearance at Central Hall in Liverpool tickets are going very fast so if you plan on going I would recommend get your tickets very soon. For the old skool folks there is a nice chunk of Philly soul from Jean Carne, Sharon Paige and David Ebo so sit back relax and enjoy...everyday is a soul day.

Playlist for Sunday, 28-07-2019 

Hour One

Jean Carne - My Love Don't Come Easy

Angie Stone ft. Jaheim - Gonna Have To Be

Cornell Carter - I See Love

Pure Soul - I Want You Back

Patrick Green - I Wanna Thank You 

Carlton Jumel Smith - Ain't That Love

Carlton Jumel Smith - Remember Me

The Just Right Band - It's Gotta Be Love

Alton Cooley - Mystery Lady

Bryan Andrew Wilson - Only You

Ronnie Bell - Love Ingredients

Ronnie Burnett - Kiss Me Girl

Hour Two
Sharon Paige - New To You
David Ebo - Can You Forgive Me
Rena Scott - Night Dancing
Fat Daddy - The Blame
Carlton Jumel Smith - This Is What Love Looks Like
Tea L - Angel
Harry Ray - Lost Affair
Gift Of Dreams - Feel It
Ronnette Harrison - Always There
The Manhattans - If My Heart Could Tell The Story
The Emotions - I Could Never Be Happy
The Impressions - Maybe I'm Mistaken

21-07-2019

RIP - Al McKenzie

Welcome to this weeks Science of Soul, I'm very sad to report the passing of long time friend Al McKenzie who worked over the years as music director for pretty much every major act in Detroit. Al was the kind of guy who was loved and respected by everyone he worked with - we send our deepest sympathy to his family and friends he will be truly missed. This weeks Science of Soul is dedicated to the memory of Al, Detroit will be a sadder place without him.

I'm feeling in an Old Skool mood this week so there are lots of classic tunes you might not have heard in awhile. Representing the new music I have The Night Affair Band out of South Carolina, The HamilTones and Con-Funk-Shun front man Felton Pilate. Great news if your UK based the great Eddie Holman is set to appear in Liverpool in September these will be shows not to miss check out the flyer for details. Ok its music time sit back and enjoy...

Playlist for Sunday 21-07-2019
Hour One
Felton Pilate - We're Still Here
The Night Affair Band - Dance Wit' You

The Night Affair Band

Carroll Thomson - Flying
The HamilTones - Alone
Patches - I'm Gonna Make The World .. 

   ..  A Better Place
The Intruders - A Nice Girl Like You
Roderick Dolphin - I Need Somthin' Good
Larry Graham - Just This Side Of Paradise
Ron Cartier - You Me And Love
Ty Hunter Jr. - I Wanna Be With You
Matthew Winchester - Be My Love
Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose - To Late To Turn Back Now
Charlie Wilson - There Goes My Baby



Hour Two
Charles Jackson - Love Of You
Lonnie Hill - Could It Be Love
Full Fource - A Song Within
Jinda - Without You
Marvin Sease - Tonight Is The Night
Gerald Levert - Baby You Are
Doc Powell & Ali Ollie Woodson - 

                          Tell Her Love As Felt The Need
Willie Hutch - She's Just Doing Her Thing
Bobby Womack - Woman's Gotta Have It
The Montclairs - Make Up For Lost Time
The Delfonics - I Don't Wanna Make You Wait
The Dells - Tripped Slipped Stumbled & Fell In Love

Tony Lindsay

Thanks for stopping by this weeks Science of Soul, the Featured Album this week came out last year, but it's being re-promoted just in case you missed it, a polished set from former Santana lead singer Tony Lindsay, and is highly recommended, titled  "Something Beautiful" is one of those albums that just gets better the more you hear it.

Other new music coming your way this week is from Philly based Loni Gamble, "Inside Out", gotta thank my good friend Mark Spate for bringing this to my attention. Donnell Hendrix a protege of legendary song writer Jimmy Roach also as a powerful new single "Pride" that I think is gonna open a lot of doors for him.

The Next Movement

Chicago soul men, The Next Movement, who are currently based in Las Vegas are getting great reviews on there current release "Can A Woman Raise A Man" and a proving to be real crowd pleasers in Vegas. As well as some other new releases there are some Old Skool classics for you to enjoy, so sit back and relax and remember to share the gift of music with a friend..




Playlist for Sunday 14-07-2019
Hour One
Tom Brock - That's The Reason Why
The Next Movement - Can A Woman
Deborah Bell - Love Wont Pay The Rent
Nelson Curry - Dance Floor
John Carey - Don't Count Me Out
Loni Gamble - Inside Out
Tony Lindsay - Something Beautiful
Tony Lindsay - Sweet Love
Randy Hall - DJ's Need Love To
Stan Mosley - Sentimental Journey
The Ebonys - Waiting For The Last Goodbye
Larry Graham - Unconditional Guarantee
Jerry Butler - I Dig You Baby

Hour Two

Carmichael Musiclover - Messed Up

Fletcher Walker III - Guess I'll Never Understand

Donnell Hendrix - Pride

Three Pieces - If I Could Only Prove To You

Chris Legacy - Losing My Mind

L J Reynolds - Ain't No Woman Like My Baby

Jeff Floyd - Jealous Lady

Tony Lindsay - Find The Way

The Independents - Baby I've Been Missing You

Sly Slick & Wicked - Nobody's Home

Harry Ray - I Will Love You Anyway

Four Tops - Just In Time

07-07-2019

Welcome to this weeks Science of Soul, I am still playing catch up on the new music, the opening track on this weeks show comes from UK based Lukas Setto, and it's a real grower once you have heard it s few times, it just gets better and better. I also have the new single from Vick Allen called "Superstar" from his great new album "Untouchable," other new music comes from Zac Harmon, London, Jr. Blu, Keith Booth and DC based Tyra Lavone.

Michael Calhoun (Dazz Band)

I would like to remind you about a few recent releases that you might have missed; Mark Williams "Ain't Nothing Wrong" is a real gem, plus Kinsman Dazz Band All Stars, and Rockie Robbins. For the classic soul lovers I've got you covered with Willie Hutch, Dottie Pearson, Slick and The Perfections and much, much-more, so sit back relax and enjoy, and please remember to share with a friend ... music is a wonderful gift to give.

Playlist July 7th, 2019

Hour One
Lukas Setto - OMG
Vick Allen - Superstar
Directions - We Need Love
Ronn David - I Want Your Lovin'
Zac Harmon - Mississippi BBQ
Keith Sweat ft. Snoop Dogg - 

      Come And Get With Me 

The Chants - I've Been Trying
Jr. Blu - Change
Tyra Levone - Keep Steppin'
Kinsman Dazz Band - Soul Jam
London - I Give This Love To You
Eddie McLoyd - Once You Fall In Love
The Perfections - Till I Get Home



Hour Two
Mark Williams - Ain't Nothing Wrong
Patti LaBelle - Love Need And Want You
Rockie Robbins - Let's Groove
R. B. Hudmon - How Can I Be A Witness
Keith Booth - Can't Feel This Love
Dottie Pearson - Hello Baby
Willie Hutch - I Choose You
The Jacksons - Good Times
O'Bryan - Lady I Love You
Silk - I Gave It To You
Dyson's Faces - Try Me Baby
Eugene Record - Putting It Down .. 

        ..   To The Way I Feel About You

Darnell Da'Bachelor

Welcome to this weeks Science of Soul, the show is now back live after a couple of weeks due to the Blackpool International Soul Festival and my trip to the R&B Hall of Fame Ceremony in Detroit. On this weeks show my featured album comes from Darnell Da'Bachelor "Back To My Roots" it's the Decatur, Ga., soulman's debut album and it's a very polished affair, I think you will enjoy. Also I have great new music from JR Blu, Sargent Tucker, Karen Linette and Soul Talk featuring Brian B. Poole.

I will also be album tracking from the current sets by Bigg Robb, Noel Mckoy. There are plenty of classic soul gems from the inductees of the R&B Hall of Fame which was a wonderful event held at the Charles Wright Museum in Detroit and I must congratulate Lamont "Showboat" Robinson for his commitment to the cause and his determination to make the R&B Hall of Fame happen in Detroit.

Nedra & Cheryl Ruffin  & Dawn Randle

I must also congratulate the Ruffin family on the honour bestowed on David Ruffin as Parkside Road where David lived has now been renamed David Ruffin Avenue. OK it's music time, sit back relax and enjoy..

Science of Soul playlist, June 30th
Hour One
Keith Barrow - U Know U Wanna Be Loved
Cheryl Berdell - Giving It All To You
Yolanda Bufford - Hey Boy
Soul Talk ft Gary B Poole
Bigg Robb - Looking Good Tonight
Noel Mckoy - Real Love
Darnell Da'Bachelor - My Neighbour
Darnell Da'Bachelor - A Woman Like You
JR Blu - I Cared
Sargent Tucker - No One Can Replace You
Sunstone - I Love You Way To Much

Sinclair - I Want You Back

Keith Washington - Are You Still In Love With Me

The Nights - Country Girl

Bill & Phil (Perry)

Hour Two
Leon King - When Love Comes
The Brothers Johnson - All About The Heaven
Karen Linette - Let Me Know
Willis Dempo - Turn The Lights Down Low
Geoffrey Williams - There Is Only One Love
Darnell Da'Bachelor - Hero
Ron Cartier - I Cry
Sly Slick & Wicked - All I Want Is You
The Dramatics - And I Panicked
Phil Perry - I'm Sorry
David Ruffin - Just Let Me Hold You For a Night
Eddie Kendrick - Skippin' Work Today
Ohio Players - It's All Over

Lamont & The Independents