Musical Episode #016: Singles Mixer v. 5
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This is our fifth installment of “Singles Mixer” which collects the last batch of 45s posted on the site into one hour (or so) long mix. As such the flow of these mixes might be unusual and in instances where I have posted multiple versions of a song you may hear the same song in different versions. In this mixer I actually eliminated the Linda Jones version of I’ll Be Sweeter because the record was a little crackly for my tastes. Otherwise, a great batch of 45′s and the posts all remain so if you’re interested in the history of the records you can always read up later on!
Thanks for listening, I hope these records bring some peace into your world.
-George / Snack Attack
Roddie Joy – “Come Back Baby” (Red Bird, 1965)
The O’Jays – “I’ll Be Sweeter Tomorrow (Than I Was Today) ” (Bell, 1967)
The Dapps – “I’ll Be Sweeter Tomorrow (Than I Was Yesterday)” (King, 1968)
Freddie Gorman – In A Bad Way (Ric-Tic, 1964)
Freddie Gorman – Take Me Back (Ric-Tic, 1965)
The Crescents – “That’s All She Left Me” (Watch, 1965)
The Crescents & McMillan Sisters – “Here You Come Again” (Watch, 1965)
Butterball – “Butterballs (Part 1)” (Fast Eddie, 1967)
Butterball – “Butterballs (Part 2)” (Fast Eddie, 1967)
Bessie Banks – “Go Now” (Tiger, 1964)
Bessie Banks – “It Sounds Like My Baby” (Tiger, 1964)
Fats Drums Daddy – “I Need Your Loving (Part 1)” (Josie, 1971)
The Trells – “Bad Weather” (Port City, ?)
James Ray – “I’ve Got My Mind Set On You” (Dynamic, 1962)
Mickey Gilley – “Lonely Wine” (Astro, 1965)
Elijah & The Ebonites – “Pure Soul” (Loren, 1970)
Lonnie Mack – “Chicken’ Picken’“ (Fraternity, 1965)
Pretty Purdie – “Caravan” (Date, 1967)
The Meters – “Hand Clapping Song” (Josie, 1970)
Gatemouth Brown – “Slop Time” (Peacock, 1960)
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