Gaylord Fields: Playlist from December 18, 2011

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Sun. Dec 22nd, 3pm - 5pm: The Unsolicited Return of the Winter Soul-stice (fill-in for Paul Bruno) (More info...)

You can't stop the seasons from turning, and you evidently also can't stop an old dog from performing his one old trick. Answering the teeming clamor of one New York Times food columnist , Gaylord Fields is returning to WFMU's airwaves for a one-off Winter Soul-stice program. In his time away he's learned nothing, so the format will remain the same: two hours of original 1960s soul 45s, and the abuse of an expensive reverb machine for the sake of corny vocal effects.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Bobby Patterson and the Mustangs	Soul Is Our Music   → "Soul Is Our Music" by "Bobby Patterson and the Mu...		Jetstar		45
The "5" Royales	(Something Moves Me) Within My Heart   → "(Something Moves Me) Within My Heart" by "The "5"...		King		45
Don Covay	Wiggle Wobble   → "Wiggle Wobble" by "Don Covay"		Cameo		45
Maxine Brown	It's Gonna Be Alright   → "It's Gonna Be Alright" by "Maxine Brown"		Wand		45
Barbara Lynn	You're Gonna Need Me   → "You're Gonna Need Me" by "Barbara Lynn"		Jamie		45
Mable John	Don't Hit Me No More   → "Don't Hit Me No More" by "Mable John"		Stax		45
Arthur Alexander	Anna   → "Anna" by "Arthur Alexander"		Dot		45	played in honor of December 2011 being Arthur Alexander Month on WFMU's Ichiban Rock 'n' Soul webstream and blog: www.wfmuichiban.blogspot.com
Lil Bob and the Lollipops	I Got Loaded   → "I Got Loaded" by "Lil Bob and the Lollipops"		La Louisianne		45
Music behind DJ: The Martinis	Holiday Cheer   → "Holiday Cheer" by "The Martinis"	Charles "Packy" Axton — Late Late Party 1965-67	Light in the Attic		CD
"Big" Al Downing	Georgia Slop   → "Georgia Slop" by ""Big" Al Downing"		Columbia		45
Mickey Murray	Shout Bamalama   → "Shout Bamalama" by "Mickey Murray"		SSS International		45
Ray Charles	I Don't Need No Doctor   → "I Don't Need No Doctor" by "Ray Charles"		ABC		45
Louisiana Red	Ride On Red, Ride On   → "Ride On Red, Ride On" by "Louisiana Red"		Roulette		45
Rodger Collins	She's Looking Good   → "She's Looking Good" by "Rodger Collins"		Galaxy		45
Johnny "Guitar" Watson	Cuttin' In   → "Cuttin' In" by "Johnny "Guitar" Watson"		King		45
Music behind DJ: The Martinis	Holiday Cheer   → "Holiday Cheer" by "The Martinis"	Charles "Packy" Axton — Late Late Party 1965-67	Light in the Attic		CD
The King Pins	The Monkey One More Time   → "The Monkey One More Time" by "The King Pins"		Federal		45	then-gospel group The Kelly Brothers recording as their secular incarnation
Billy Frazier	Shakin' in Every State   → "Shakin' in Every State" by "Billy Frazier"		Togo		45
Andre Williams	Pearl Time   → "Pearl Time" by "Andre Williams"		Sport		45
Witches and the Warlock	Behind Locked Doors   → "Behind Locked Doors" by "Witches and the Warlock"		Sew City		45
J.J. Barnes	Hold On to It   → "Hold On to It" by "J.J. Barnes"		Revilot		45
Clifford Curry	Good Humor Man   → "Good Humor Man" by "Clifford Curry"		Elf		45
Music behind DJ: The Martinis	Holiday Cheer   → "Holiday Cheer" by "The Martinis"	Charles "Packy" Axton — Late Late Party 1965-67	Light in the Attic		CD
Bo Diddley	Greatest Lover in the World   → "Greatest Lover in the World" by "Bo Diddley"		Checker		45
Rex Garvin and the Mighty Cravers	Believe It or Not   → "Believe It or Not" by "Rex Garvin and the Mighty ...		Like		45
Gabriel and the Angels	Don't Wanna Twist No More   → "Don't Wanna Twist No More" by "Gabriel and the An...		Swan		45
Nolan Strong and the Diablos	Watcha Gonna Do   → "Watcha Gonna Do" by "Nolan Strong and the Diablos"		Fortune		45
Effie Smith	Dial That Telephone Part 1   → "Dial That Telephone Part 1" by "Effie Smith"		Spot		45
Cliff Jackson and Jellean Delk	Frank, This Is It   → "Frank, This Is It" by "Cliff Jackson and Jellean ...		Midnight Sun		45
Music behind DJ: The Martinis	Holiday Cheer   → "Holiday Cheer" by "The Martinis"	Charles "Packy" Axton — Late Late Party 1965-67	Light in the Attic		CD
Howard Tate	Shoot 'Em All Down   → "Shoot 'Em All Down" by "Howard Tate"		Verve		45
Howard Tate	Ain't Nobody Home   → "Ain't Nobody Home" by "Howard Tate"		Verve		45
Howard Tate	Glad I Knew Better   → "Glad I Knew Better" by "Howard Tate"		Verve		45	R.I.P.
Bettye Swann	I Think I'm Falling in Love   → "I Think I'm Falling in Love" by "Bettye Swann"		Money		45
The Ovations	I Believe I'll Go Back Home   → "I Believe I'll Go Back Home" by "The Ovations"		Goldwax		45
The Mighty Hannibal	Hymn No. 5   → "Hymn No. 5" by "The Mighty Hannibal"		Shurfine		45
Arthur Alexander	I Hang My Head and Cry   → "I Hang My Head and Cry" by "Arthur Alexander"		Dot		45	b-side of "Anna"
Music behind DJ: The Martinis	Holiday Cheer   → "Holiday Cheer" by "The Martinis"	Charles "Packy" Axton — Late Late Party 1965-67	Light in the Attic		CD
Slim Harpo	Tip On In Part 1   → "Tip On In Part 1" by "Slim Harpo"		Excello		45
Ernie K-Doe	Te-Ta-Te-Ta-Ta   → "Te-Ta-Te-Ta-Ta" by "Ernie K-Doe"		Minit		45
The Isley Brothers	Nobody but Me   → "Nobody but Me" by "The Isley Brothers"		Wand		45
Joyce Davis	Superman   → "Superman" by "Joyce Davis"		United Artists		45
"Groove" Holmes	Misty   → "Misty" by ""Groove" Holmes"		Prestige		45
Music behind DJ: The Martinis	Holiday Cheer   → "Holiday Cheer" by "The Martinis"	Charles "Packy" Axton — Late Late Party 1965-67	Light in the Attic		CD
BOX SCORE Number of songs played (not including talkover music): 38 • Number of discrete artists played: 35 • Percentage of songs played directly from my personal collection: 55% • Percentage of songs played from Debbie D.'s personal collection: 45% • Ratio of songs with a vocal component to purely instrumental songs: 37:1 • Number of vocal songs played whose instrumental version was a bigger hit: 1 • Number of instrumental songs played whose vocal version was a bigger hit: 1 • Ratio of songs played with solely male vocals to solely female vocals to mixed-sex vocals: 23:5:9 • Language percentages: English – 100% • Artists by continent (defined by origin or original home of artist, not where song was recorded): North America – 35 ; South America – 0; Europe – 0; Asia – 0; Africa – 0; Australia/Oceania – 0 • Format breakdown: 7-inch vinyl – 38 • Number of songs played that make reference to my native New York: 3 • Number of songs played that make reference to Debbie D.'s native Georgia: 4 • Number of songs played that make reference to Canada: 1 • Percentage of those songs that mention New York that were played by me: 67% • Percentage of those songs that mention Georgia that were played by Debbie D.: 50% • Number of times I have attended a live music performance in Canada with Debbie D.: 1 • Number of artists played I have traveled to a foreign country with: 1 • Number of artists played who have performed plumbing services for a WFMU DJ: 1 • Percentage of artists played I've seen perform live: 29% • Number of consecutive Soul-stice (Summer or Winter) programs in which a Mighty Hannibal record was played: 3 • Number of consecutive Soul-stice (Summer or Winter) programs in which a Rex Garvin record was played: 2 • Number of consecutive Winter Soul-stice programs in which an Effie Smith record was played: 2 → "BOX SCORE Number of songs played (not including t...