F16C Soul Club: Funky16Corners Live at Master Groove 9/19/10

F16C Soul Club Presents – Funky16Corners Live at Master Groove 9/19/10
Playlist
Coasters – Soul Pad (Date) * JBs – Gimme Some More (People) * Nina Simone – Save Me (RCA) * Magictones – Good Old Music (Westbound) * Gate Wesley & Band with Billy LaMont – Do the Thing (Atlantic) * King Curtis – Memphis Soul Stew (Atco) * Lyn Collins – Give It Up or Turnit a Loose (People) * Popcorn Wylie – Funky Rubber Band (Soul) * Impressions – Mighty Mighty Spade & Whitey (Curtom) * Reggie Milner – Soul Machine (Volt) * The Touch – Pick & Shovel (LeCasver) * Bobo Mr Soul – H.L.I.C. (Ovide) * Ace Cannon – Drunk (Hi) * Blue Notes – Hot Thrills & Cold Chills (UNI) * Eddie Bo – Hook & Sling Pt 1 (Scram) * Linda Lyndell – What a Man (Volt) * Creative Funk – Funk Power (Creative Funk) * Royalettes – River of Tears (Roulette) * Bobby Freeman – Do You Wanna Dance 1970 (Double Shot) * Mickey and the Soul Generation – Football (Maxwell) * Pat Rhoden – Boogie On Reggae Woman (Horse) *
You can check out this mix in the Funky16Corners Soul Club Archive
The middle of the week, and I’m up to my ass in hungry alligators, with the real world crap and preparing for my excursion to our nation’s capitol, during which I will address congress on my solutions to all the big problems currently driving us crazy (or at least those members of congress willing to come down to Marvin on Saturday night, or the DC Record Fair on Sunday and extract said solutions from within the grooves of various funk, soul and disco records).
Since I am so occupied, I figured I’d whip out my massive custodian’s key ring and open up the Funky16Corners Soul Club so that you might check out my set from this past Sunday night at Master Groove.
DJ Bluewater has things back up and running at Fat Buddha (formerly Forbidden City, same place, same great food, but now with a swanky DJ booth for the likes of me to spin the records) with the mighty M-Fasis at his side and a stellar line up of guest selectors and their 45s every Sunday night (212 Ave A NYC). You should fall by some time, grab a pork bun, dumpling or other delicious morsel and fill your ears up with the good stuff.
This set includes some old faves, a grip of newer stuff that will soon be appearing in this space with the trenchant analysis you’ve come to know and love, and a couple of things from deep in the crates.
There are a couple of inelegant segues, but that’s the way it happens when your DJ is checking his phone when he ought to be hovering over the mixer. As always we present these unvarnished turntable exercises in the form a single MP3, without the zip file that accompanies the regular Funky16Corners mixes.
I hope you dig it, and hopefully I’ll be back on Friday with a little something to hold you for the weekend.
Peace
Larry

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