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Sep 18, 2026

Gabe GalettiHOST
10:09
This is one.
Gabe GalettiHOST
10:09
Detroit Spinners.
Gabe GalettiHOST
10:13
And darling,
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
10:14
you've always been the only one for me.
Sophie DelaneyHOST
45:18
...
Sophie DelaneyHOST
45:19
the Rubber Band Man by The Spinners.
Martin UrbanoGUEST
45:20
Yeah.
Sophie DelaneyHOST
45:20
Great song.
Drew CreasmanHOST
3:17
So I wanted to see what Ryan thinks of how I did.
Drew CreasmanHOST
3:19
Number one, The Spinners.
Ryan LaneyGUEST
3:22
Ooh, I don't know this hardly at all.
Ryan LaneyGUEST
3:25
I know of the group, but like nothing really to say about even like a song per se.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:25
You'll hear them all right now when we're going to give you...
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:29
Barron's Fun Forty! At number 40, we have Dizzy by The Spinners.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:37
Straight in at 39, we have The Sensational, See You Later, Sweetie by Queen.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
47:42
38, The Carpenters, Knock on Wood.
Mick SmithHOST
16:29
The film documents the Zaire 1974 music festival held in Kinshasa, Zaire, now the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in September 1974.
Mick SmithHOST
16:40
This three-day festival captured legendary soul, funk, and R&B artists James Brown, B.B. King, Bill Withers, Celia Cruz, The Spinners, and others, performing for African audiences as part of an event designed to draw global attention to Zaire.
Mick SmithHOST
16:57
As they had for so many of these iconic performances, Woodstock's Chipmunk was in Zaire as well, lighting the festivities.
Mick SmithHOST
17:06
The festival was organized in conjunction with Rumble in the Jungle, a boxing match between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman, and both events were part of President Mobutu Sisi Siko's effort to promote Zaire's image internationally.
PepeHOST
45:30
The Harptones, Willie Winfield, 1956.
PepeHOST
45:34
Three Wishes, and Marvin Gaye, Distant Lover, The Spinners.
PepeHOST
45:38
That's what girls are made for.
PepeHOST
45:41
That's right.
Little TommyHOST
70:09
Mark Fortin, Robin Hay and Mark Paulberra.
Ivan WardHOST
70:12
The first official UK chart hit for the Detroit Spinners entered the official UK top 50 at number 37 on the 21st of April 1973.
Ivan WardHOST
70:20
Had a UK chart run of 11 weeks and peaked number 11 for one week with Could It Be I'm Falling In Love.
Ivan WardHOST
70:27
Ivan the man with the perfect face for radio.
Jake SorensenHOST
2:01
around.
Jake SorensenHOST
2:02
Song of the Day, I'll Be There by The Spinners, 1972.
Jake SorensenHOST
2:05
4-6-4, 5-6-8, 5-1 is bad, 10 is good.
Jake SorensenHOST
2:09
Texture rating, Rick Heyman, Sartre Heyman Jewelers, Song of the Day.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:33
Once again, your song of the day from 1972, I'll Be There by The Spinners.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:38
4-6-4, 5-6-8, 5-1 is bad, 10 is good, texture rating, and Rick Heyman, Charter of Heyman Jewelers, song of the day.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:44
Oh, we needed
Jake SorensenHOST
5:34
too much.
Matt GoddardGUEST
16:29
The film documents the Zaire 1974 music festival held in Kinshasa, Zaire, now the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in September 1974.
Matt GoddardGUEST
16:40
This three-day festival captured legendary soul, funk, and R&B artists James Brown, B.B. King, Bill Withers, Celia Cruz, The Spinners, and others, performing for African audiences as part of an event designed to draw global attention to Zaire.
Matt GoddardGUEST
16:57
As they had for so many of these iconic performances, Woodstock's Chipmunk was in Zaire as well, lighting the festivities.
Matt GoddardGUEST
17:06
The festival was organized in conjunction with Rumble in the Jungle, a boxing match between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman, and both events were part of President Mobutu Sisi Siko's effort to promote Zaire's image internationally.
Phil TrollHOST
50:22
OK, so that was our first one for Ron in Dulwich.
Phil TrollHOST
50:27
And he's also telling me that the Detroit Spinners sang along with Dale Morrick on that Then Came You.
Phil TrollHOST
50:34
I said it was her first record.
Phil TrollHOST
50:35
That can't be right because I know she made records in 1964, not 74.

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