Betty Wright

One of my recent shows...

Featured some classics and favorites from Pearl Jam, Caroline Rose, John Hyatt, Steve Earle, The Verve, Betty Wright, Talking Heads, The Iguanes, Michelle and Deggie Ocello, Cat Power, Ty Siegel, Hosier, Ibae, Kamasi Washington, Pedro the Lion, Jane's Addiction.

Just an example of what you get when you tune in weeknights starting 6 p.m. Eastern at WFPK.org.

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Trying hard to relax But I just can't keep still They're just doing what we're doing You made me feel real good And I love you, baby, cause you gave me Uh, uh, pure love, yeah Uh, uh, pure love, said I like that, baby Uh, uh, pure love, said I need that sugar Uh, uh, pure love, there's nothing phony about it Uh, uh

Betty Wright from the live album, Tonight Is The Night.

Let's say many, many thanks to Wardian once again for Early Morning Mellow.

Big shouts going out to M, Scott DML, Ange and Rick, Original Soundboy and Toby.

Great guitar player, singer, producer, writer.

Played a lot of stuff for Betty Wright.

on a lot of that henry stone old henry stone soul stuff yeah south florida james brown kind of helped with him a little bit uh i just love the song man it's just how could you not that's so sick and i've uh i'll just sneak this in to every song as long as it's an a i'll just the simplicity, just funky.

He also

He also mentioned that before their relationship, Joyce had been involved with a baronet and an MP, though he couldn't recall their names.

He believed she had once known the American soul singer Betty Wright as well.

Each new conversation added to the growing contrast between the woman who had once thrived in high society and the sad woman who had died alone.

The last lead of the interview was Betty Wright.

It was a shot in the dark, but Carol decided to send her a letter anyway.

Much to her surprise, she heard back from a man in his 50s named Alister Abrahams.

He's tough enough.

Of course, that's Betty Wright on WFIL.

I knew it all along.

908, Millionaire Time, Jim O'Brien with you, and all kidding aside, man, you've got to watch that when these guys leave these little notes for you, you see, and you jump right on the air and you almost read them.

Yes.

That was actually Miss Betty Wright's crying.

Yeah, yeah.

And even that, like the origins of Betty Wright, old boy, KC, like y'all

really, y'all had some experiences here.

Yeah, we did.

I'm thankful for that, of course, grateful.

But then we have Keon Hardiman, which is our commissioner, and he gave a lot of us streets, like a lot of us celebrities, artists, and stuff like that.