Feel-good soul oddities.  Mutant inflections from my vinyl collection.

Radioactive Soul

vibe setting slow jams for candle lit occasions

Candlelit Soul

Episode 1 of a series for Dublab, showcasing New Orleans (NO) Soul music.  


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NO Soul EP. 1

Part 2 of my Dublab Series, NO Soul.  Tune in live 10pm ECT first Wednesday of every month to hear rare gems from the New Orleans Soul movement of the 60s and 70s.  

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Eldridge Holmes – Now That I’ve Lost You
The Rhine Oaks – Tampin’ Tommy Ridgely – There Is Something On Your Mind
Robert Parker – Let’s Go Baby (Where the Action Is)
Jimmy Holiday – I’m Gonna Use What I Got
The Royalettes – I don’t want to be the one Eddie Bo – It Must Be Love
Skip Easterling – I’m Your Hoochie Koochie Man
Stu Gardner – Drive Me
Lee Dorsey – Can You Hear Me
Lee Dorsey – What Now My Love
Betty Harris – I’ll Be A Liar
Benny Spellman – Lipstick Traces
Aaron Neville – Speak To Me
Ameriquette – You Are Life
Ray Rissmiller – City Lights
Swamp Dogg – I Was Born Blue
Deacon John – I Can’t Wait
Johnny Adams – Closer To You
Joe Haywood – Say You Will
Allen Toussaint – We The People

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NO Soul EP. 2

Part 3 of my Dublab series NO Soul.  Tune in live 10 pm PCT every first Wednesday of the month to hear me spinning vinyl records from my own collection, New Orleans soul music of the 60s and 70s.  

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Inell Young – I Remember The Summer
Eldridge Holmes – What’s Your Name
Bobby Charles – Everyone Knows
Chick Carbo – In The Night
Ted Taylor – I Want To Be A Part Of You Girl
Marchee Flanagan – I’m In Love Again
Lee Dorsey – Little Ba-by
Howard Tate – These Are Some Of The Things
Tommy Ridgely – I’m Asking Forgiveness
Johnny Adams – I Want To Walk Through This Life With You
Bobby Marchan – Just Be Yourself
Mighty Sam – In The Same Old Way
Sid Noel – Flying Saucer, part II
Buddy Ace – Fingerprints
Art Neville – All These Things
Betty Harris – Cry To Me
Jimmy Holiday – I Found A New Love
Lee Bates – Something You Got
Charles Mann – Red, Red Wine
Camille “Lil” Bob – Stop!
Jimmy Donley – Think It Over
Professor Longhair – There Is Something On Your Mind
Lee Dorsey – Freedom For The Stallion

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NO Soul EP. 3

Part 4 of my series highlighting New Orleans / Louisiana soul music from the 50s, 60s and 70s.  

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NO Soul Ep. 4

Part 5 of my series highlighting New Orleans / Louisiana soul music from the 50s, 60s and 70s.  

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NO Soul Ep. 5

Flight Club began as a joke between crew members of dublab’s ongoing performance series at LAX. Over many months, cavernous airport corridors narrated by dublab’s ever evolving music curation served as an aeomebic cess pool for which Beau, Ashla, Jake and Qu’ran could forge a most charming alliance. Their co-working banter, increasingly unhinged, initially led them to a dangerous airplane themed gang concept, and eventually to the less legally frought DJ collective idea. “How about a radio show that’’s actually a virtual audio vacation?” Flight Club passengers are welcomed on such psychonautic voyages. Expect crash landings in unique music scenes around the world and with a focus on dance music- fear not for your life though, but rather for your body’s stillness, for it cannot survive in these flying conditions.

Episode 1 of Flight Club explores dance music in modern Los Angeles, where the DJ collective was formed. It’s a sort of ceremonial goodbye party before boarding an inaugural flight to distant lands in upcoming episodes. Tune in to get acquainted with your hosts Beau, Ashla, Jake and Qu’ran.

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