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
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| 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
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| 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)
Vick Allen - Lets Dance 
Hour Two 
