Midnight Soulstice: Soul Boulders

by RVA Staff | Mar 23, 2012 | PODCASTS

Midnight Soulstice is a Richmond Soul and Funk radio show, hosted by Mr. Felty & DJ Pari, featuring guest artists and DJs.The show airs every Friday from 11pm-1am EST. Listen live at 97.3fm or WRIR.org

When we first heard this recent mix by Matthew Africa (Oakland) and DJ b.Cause (San Francisco) titled “Soul Boulders” (the second one of that kind), we were completely blown away. It doesn’t happen very often that you get to hear two serious diggers to compile an almost perfect selection of slow, funky Soul burners, skillfully mixed and sequenzed. The guys are quite secretive about their selections, which is why we are not posting the titles tonight. Midnight Soulstice co-host DJ Pari will open and close the show with his own picks of mid-tempo Soul grooves, making this two-hour broadcast a definite keeper.

DJ Pari set:
Puppet on a chain
100% Pure Poison
EMI
Sta together
Ishola Muhammad
Guess
My everything you are
Mark IV
Mercury
Lonely Room
Love, Peace & Happiness
RCA
There he is again
The Hues Corporation
RCA

Matthew Africa & DJ b.Cause:
Soul Boulders Mix

DJ Pari set:
Everybody needs love
Syl Johnson
Twinight
Sorry I can’t help you
The Lost Generation
Brunswick
One woman
Jo Ann Garrett
Duo
I fooled you this time
Gene Chandler
Checker
What does it take (to win your love)
The Electrifying Cashmeres
Sound Stage 7
What have I got to lose
Jean Wells
Calla
My baby love
The Temprees
We Produce
In the Rain
Arthur Prysock
Old Town
Where ever you go
Skip Mahoney & The Casuals
abet

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