Tom Jones - I've Got Your Number (Parrot)
wrt. Johnny Bristol & arr. Wade Marcus,1975.
see Boz Scaggs version.

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Tom Jones - I've Got Your Number (Parrot)
wrt. Johnny Bristol & arr. Wade Marcus,1975.
see Boz Scaggs version.
Bee Gees - How Deep is your Love
Johnnie Taylor - Disco Lady
Wade Marcus - Spinning Wheel (A New Era) [1971]
Brass Fever - Lady Marmalade (ABC)
arr. Wade Marcus & prod. Esmond Edwards, 1975. LaBelle version.
Wade Marcus – Metamorphosis (1976)
Sealed jazz / funk record from the producer who first got his big break with Motown.
Talk About A Playlist #24
This week I have some KICK ASS soul music for you, but first I wanted you to hear a bit of the Pee Wee Russell & Henry Red Allen record I reviewed on Instagram yesterday, because it really is phenomenal. Once that is done, though, Paul Butterfield will lead you into a few choice soul cuts, including 4 awesome covers that you probably never heard, but that you’ll thank me for. And if you had heard them, well you’ll thank me for reminding you anyway. I swear I think Margie Johnson’s version of “Let’s Stay Together” is better than the original. So powerful. Rory Gallagher might bring the mood back down a bit but I love this particular track off his excellent debut album, a rare tender moment by the guitar slinger. Rory’s lament is followed by Courtney Barnett’s ode to instant noodles, then the house music hit of 2015 - which was actually recorded by Fatima Yamaha all the way back in 2004, which is closer to when I first heard it - and finally, ending on a melancholic note, a beautiful performance on the berimbau by master Brazilian percussionist Naná Vasconcelos, who left us this past week. He was one of a kind, as you will hear...
1. Pee Wee Russell & Red Allen - Blue Monk From The College Concert of Pee Wee Russell and Henry Red Allen, Impulse!, 1966
2. Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Where Did My Baby Go? From Keep On Moving, Elektra, 1969
3. Wade Marcus - Spinning Wheel From A New Era, Cotillion, 1971
4. Margie Johnson - Let’s Stay Together From Margie Johnson, Atlantic, 1973
5. Julie Driscoll/Brian Auger - I Am A Lonesome Hobo From I Am A Lonesome Hobo, Marmalade, 1968
6. Esther Phillips - And I Love Him From And I Love Him, Atlantic, 1965
7. Rory Gallagher - I’m Not Surprised From Rory Gallagher, Polydor, 1971
8. Courtney Barnett - Three Packs A Day From Good For You, Milk!, 2016
9. Fatima Yamaha - What’s A Girl To Do From A Girl Between Two Worlds, D1, 2004
10. Naná Vasconcelos - Dado From Saudades, ECM, 1980
UNCOVER, RECOVER, DISCOVER YOUR SOUL HERE!