Betty Everett

downtown soulville show wfmu in the background i looked for this record for many years finally snagged a copy harem girl by butch vaden and the night sounds on the incredible fortune label from detroit jeannie barnes that can't get you off my mind gary u.s bonds an obscure side of his she's all right Pat Patrick, I ain't done nothing to you.

King Coleman, Crazy Feeling, early Betty Everett record, My Love, and that instrumental at the very beginning of the show, Wow, by David Michael.

So last week I played a very slow ballad that I absolutely adore by one of my favorite singers, Johnny Copeland.

It was called Slow Walk You Down, and you may have heard me remark afterward that that it sounded weird and different to me.

Listen, comment, download, share, and feel free to send me an email directly at mod.marty@yahoo.com. Carla Thomas, A Dime a Dozen, 1967 on the Stax label.

Before that, Betty Everett and Jerry Butler from 1964, Ain't That Loving You, Baby on VJ.

That one's been in my collection since the very beginning.

We're talking almost 30 years now I've had that one, and I still pull it out and play it every once in a while.