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This playlist was selected by San Luis Obispo DJ, Velanche. Like this sound? Check out more from SLO based DJ and his collective online at velanche.com & souldustpro.com, as well as @velanchedj & @souldustpro on IG.

Featured artist: Curtis Mayfield 
Graphic Design: Hana Shiozaki
 
Take a moment to learn about the historical context and featured artists of this genre.

The 1970s was one of the golden times for soul music. Detroit. Memphis. Philadelphia. Atlanta. The dominance of the feel-good Motown sound of the 1960s gave way to a more daring and profound period in which producers from Them Bell and Gamble & Huff,  to Issac Hayes to Quincy Jones, flourished. Even Barry Gordy, the man behind Motown, had to adapt to the new boldness that further unveiled the Black experience as never before, and he had the power trio of Holland/Dozier/Holland, among others, to help. Combining Black gospel with rhythm and blues up until the late 1960s, soul music of the 1970s was a fertile period of creativity that may never be duplicated.


Playlist creator spotlight:
Velanche, a DJ and tastemaker for over 20 years, is the founder of Soul Dust Productions, a collective of local DJs with a deep love and respect for all things soul and funk, but whose musical palettes stretch the spectrum. The collective has put on many events and parties throughout San Luis Obispo and surrounding cities, from theme parties to company events, since its founding in 2016.

Velanche was also a radio DJ, having hosted the long-running “Urban Landscapes” for over 15 years on KCPR, the college radio station at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. The show and podcast has showcased a wide variety of jazz, soul and club-influenced music from around the world until its final airing on radio in 2015. The show will soon return with new episodes, in podcast form.

On the subject of Cal Poly, Velanche has moved to San Luis Obispo to attend the university, then hired there after graduation. Having just recently retired from Cal Poly, he’s putting his focus on sharing his love of music, including music production, social media content creation (YouTube and Instagram) and eventually live performances. And surely, there’s more to come. 

Tracks:
Would You Mind - Earth, Wind & Fire
Oh Girl - The Chi-Lites
Walkin’ in the Rain With the One I Love - Love Unlimited
Love Ballad - L.T.D.
Everybody Loves The Sunshine - Roy Ayers Ubiquity
Yes We Can Can - The Pointer Sisters
I Want to Be Where You Are (Unedited Mix) - Marvin Gaye
Young Hearts Run Free - Candi Staton
Adventures in Paradise - Minnie Riperton
Love Train - The O’Jays
The Whole Town’s Talking - Billy Paul
What’s Going On? - Marvin Gaye
Theme from “The Men” - Issac Hayes
Are You Man Enough? - The Four Tops
Back Stabbers - The O’Jays
Superfly - Curtis Mayfield
Three The Hard Way (Chase & Theme) - The Impressions
Whatcha See is Whatcha Get - The Dramatics
We Got to Have Peace - Curtis Mayfield
Love Has Found Its Way To Me - Blue Magic
Mighty Love - The Spinners
Isn’t She Lovely - Stevie Wonder
I’ll Always Love My Mama - The Intruders
Happiness is Just Around The Bend - The Main Ingredient
Sadie - The Spinners
People Make The World Go Round - The Stylistics

Golden Soul

Billy Ocean

Stop Me (If You've Heard It All Before)

Frozen: Uma Aventura Congelante

The North Mountain (From "Frozen"/Score)

Wolves (From "Frozen"/Score)

Marshmallow Attack! (From "Frozen"/Score)

We Were So Close (From "Frozen"/Score)

Conceal, Don't Feel (From "Frozen"/Score)

Dedicated to the late and great Tommay B.

Willie Style (Dubstep) (Will Smith - Gettin' Jiggy Wit It Remix)

Live at the Courtsport Café Set 3
West Allis Athletic Club 
June 27, 1992

Band Members:
John Hauser – Vocals
Jim Hughes – Guitars
Mike Rodenkirch – Bass Guitar
Katie Troyer – Vocals
Bob Lalko - Drums

6-27-93 Courtsport Cafe Set 3

Sexual Healing (Marvin Gaye cover)

Stop Me (If You've Heard It All Before)

Billy Ocean

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