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Favoriting December 19, 2004: The Annual Winter Soul-stice
"45 RPM December" continues with my twice-yearly tradition of playing nothing but soul singles to celebrate the solstices. (Note: This program started late, so it is only 90 minutes long. Thanks to Bill Kelly for filling in during the first half hour.)

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Artist Track Label Comments
 
For Gousters and Fezneckys Only
Bobby Patterson and the Mustangs  Soul Is Our Music   Favoriting Jetstar   
Sharpees  Do the 45   Favoriting One-Derful   
Eddie Holland  Just a Few More Days   Favoriting Motown   
Deon Jackson  Love Makes the World Go Round   Favoriting Carla   
Entertainers IV  Temptation Walk   Favoriting Dore   
Accents  New Girl   Favoriting M-Pac!   
Volcanos  Storm Warning   Favoriting Arctic  The Volcanos went on to become the Trammps of "Disco Inferno" fame. 
 
 
Sock It to 'Em, JB (All songs in this set are James Brown Productions)
Bill Pinkney  Don't Call Me   Favoriting Fontana   
James Crawford  If You Don't Work You Can't Eat   Favoriting Mercury  Not the same artist as James "Sugar Boy" Crawford 
Bobby Byrd  I Know You Got Soul   Favoriting King   
Lyn Collins  Think (About It)   Favoriting People   
Maceo and the Macks  Parrty – Part 1   Favoriting People   
James Brown  James Brown's Boo-Ga-Loo   Favoriting Smash  On which Mr. Dynamite plays the Hammond organ 
 
 
Music to Inspire a Breakout at a Fat Farm (For Monica)
Sugarcane Harris  A Little Soul Food   Favoriting Epic   
Andre Williams & His Orch.  Rib Tip's Part 1   Favoriting Avin  [sic] 
Clifford Curry  Good Humor Man   Favoriting Elf   
Joe Tex  If Sugar Was as Sweet as You   Favoriting Dial   
 
 
I'm Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes
Jerry Blavat and the "Yon Teenagers"  Discophonic Walk   Favoriting Favor  The legendary Philadelphia DJ also known as "the Geator With the Heater" 
Shangri-Las  Right Now and Not Later   Favoriting Red Bird  Co-produced by former Motown staffer Robert Bateman 
Bobby Fuller Four  The Magic Touch   Favoriting Mustang  Production help and drums supplied by future Seventies soulman Barry White 
Tom Jones  Stop Breaking My Heart   Favoriting Parrot   
Billy Lee Riley  Happy Man   Favoriting Atlantic  A soul side from the onetime Sun Records rockabilly artist 
 
 
I'm White, I'm Alright (More blue-eyed soul)
Mickey Lee Lane  Hey Sah-Lo-Ney   Favoriting Swan   
Johnny Daye  Good Time   Favoriting Jomada   
Wayne Cochran  Let Me Come With You Pt. 1   Favoriting King   
 
 
Soul Heaven, Soul Hell or Soul Hoboken!
Smokey Robinson and the Miracles  Come Spy With Me   Favoriting Tamla  The title song from the 1967 spy caper, starring Troy Donahue 
Roy "C"  Shotgun Wedding   Favoriting Black Hawk   
Don Covay and the Goodtimers  See About Me   Favoriting Columbia   
Oscar Toney, Jr.  For Your Precious Love   Favoriting Bell   
Dixie Drifter  Soul Heaven   Favoriting Roulette  a.k.a. Enoch Hawthorne Gregory, who was a DJ on influential New York soul station WWRL 
  BOX SCORE Number of songs: 30 • Percentage of songs from my personal collection: 100% • Ratio of songs with sung vocals to instrumental songs (instrumental includes spoken or chanted vocals): 25:5 • Ratio of all songs with a vocal component that contain solely male vocals to solely female vocals: 27:2 • Language percentages: English – 100% • Format breakdown: 7-inch vinyl – all • Longest song: 3:25 • Shortest song: 1:47 • Artists by continent (defined by origin of artist, not where song was recorded): North America – 29; South America – 0; Europe – 1; Asia – 0; Africa – 0; Australia/Oceania – 0 • Percentage of songs played that were produced by James Brown: 20% • Percentage of songs played that have the word "soul" in the title: 13% • Percentage of songs played that make allusions to other soul songs or artists: 13% • Number of songs played that were performed by people who are primarily DJs: 2 • Number of artists played whom i have seen perform live: 4 • Number of artists played whom i have met: 5 • Number of those i've met whom i've also seen perform: 1


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