Showing posts with label RadioDAZZ Soul. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RadioDAZZ Soul. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Work Break: "Show And Tell" - Music by Al Wilson

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1973 was the year that Al Wilson came crashing into my life with his hit single "Show And Tell." Intensely soulful, with full orchestration and elegant orchestration (great bass line, tangy clavinet-like electric keyboard, choral backing, some terrific top-of-the-voice-register modulation built in to the song itself -- rare and very powerful). A perfect soul single, exemplary of the funky but romantic side of the love ballads of the 1070's.

You'll enjoy this perfect single. It is a flawless Top 40 gem.

Please click on the hyperlink or the video player (if it actually shows itself) below and sit back for this one. Slow, deep breaths. Let the music take you -- just for a little while. You'll come back a few minutes later feeling as if you'd taken a vacation with a soul vaccination.

Through it all,
Dazz
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Al Wilson's immortally soulful 1973 hit..."Show And Tell".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNgNTzEifKU&feature=related


Thursday, September 1, 2011

RadioDAZZ on TWITTER - http://twitter.com/RadioDAZZ

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In 140 characters or less (including spaces!): RadioDAZZ is going to tweet something sweet. Please follow me @ http://twitter.com/RadioDAZZ. Thanks.
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Now that you're here, take a look at this gratuitously suggestive photo!


Not bad, eh?

Now that you're here, how about taking a brief excursion with me? Soul? Funk? Grab yourself a chunk! It's Ray, Goodman and Brown, with "Special Lady" from 1980. Fabulous! Amazingly captivating pop tune. Melody. Harmony. Full Orchestra. Crisp and clear. Rich...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcS0alN5bHo&feature=related








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Thursday, August 25, 2011

Michael McDonald with Ashford and Simpson Ain't no Mountain High Enough

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It doesn't get better than this. Michael McDonald on his Motown Tribute, singing along with original performers, Ashford and Simpson. Fabulous re-make, with some more surprises to follow in keeping with the Motown motif. The sound quality, arrangements, and harmonies are the best of all time....heavenly. The songs are classics. Pure. Absolute.

Listen and experience heaven's angels of soul lifting you up. Higher and Higher, Jackie Wilson.

Please say goodbye to recently departed Nick Ashford, brilliant singer and songwriter, who passed on at 70 years of age after an amazingly inspiring career of service to all of those of us who loved and lived for great music. Goodbye Nick, and thank you for your limitless generosity in sharing your gifts with Humanity. We will not forget you.


Here you are...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsUx7Q8Z6vU&feature=fvsr






Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Song For These Times - Marvin Gaye

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These are indeed difficult times. Financially. Emotionally. Spiritually. RadioDAZZ has a temporary elixir -- at least a shot of symptomatic relief to offer. No pills. No needles. No transdermal patch. Nothing to inhale. This soul medication is administered aurally. Your ears are the shortest access route for the magic of music to get to your brain. I am always thinking of efficiency.

Marvin Gaye performed this song, "Trouble Man" quite some time ago. It was the theme song for a cheesy "Blacksploitation" movie which I never saw.

The song, in D minor (with a crazy back-and-forth frenzied chord riff between d minor and G, with a sustained D in the bass), is a study (doctoral level!) in cool. The late Marvin's style is completely contemplative, soulful and subtle. It's as if he is quietly and introspectively pleading his case. You might want to listen to it more than once. It's only a matter of time before it grabs you; and after it has, it will give you gooseflesh. It is serious stuff, but it will  pull you out of your world, and into a place that will make you holler (this expression pre-dates 'holla') to come back to earth. Then, oddly enough, you'll find yourself hearing it over and over in your mind, and your walk (even if you are melanin-impaired, as I am), is going to turn out to be a strut.

Listen. Listen again. Let it cool you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Usl-h5f-8W0



RadioDAZZ Soul brought to you by Douglas E Castle, featuring the late, great Marvin Gaye.


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