Midnight Soulstice: Sweet Soul–Deep Soul Ballads

by | Jun 22, 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.

DJ Pari is bringing you a selection of the finest Sweet Soul music from the 1960s and 1970s. If you’re planning on making a baby tonight, this is your soundtrack. If not, you’ll still love it.


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.

DJ Pari is bringing you a selection of the finest Sweet Soul music from the 1960s and 1970s. If you’re planning on making a baby tonight, this is your soundtrack. If not, you’ll still love it.

Village Soul Choir – Talk to me sometimes (SCM)
Tony Owens – Confessin’ a feeling (Cotillion)
Nate Evans – Main Squeeze (Twinight)
The New Birth – It’s all in the game (RCA)
Brenda & the Tabulations – One girl too late (Epic)
The Artistics – Glad I met you (Brunswick)
Jerry Butler – How does it feel (Mercury)
Ernie Hines – Electrified Love (Produce)
The Admirations – All for you (One-der-Ful)
The Five Stairsteps – You’ve waited too long (Windy C)
Nolan Chance – I’ll never forget you (Thomas)
The Unifics – Court of Love (Kapp)
The Natural Four – Why should we stop now (abc)
The Vibrations – Remember the Rain (Okeh)
Ed Townsend – Don’t lead me on (Tru-Glo-Town)
Fred Hughes – Send my baby back (Wand)
The Dynamic Tints – Package of Love P. II (Twinight)
The Notations – I’m still here (Twinight)
Eddie Holman – This can’t be true (Parkway)
The Endeavors – Shattered Dreams (Stop)
The Inclinations – The harder we try (Janus)
Four Tops – (It’s the way) Nature planned it (Motown)
The Lost Generation – Someday (Brunswick)
The Electrifying Cashmeres – Ooh, I love you (Sound Stage 7)
Hot Sauce – Bring it home (and give it to me) (Volt)
Garland Green – Just loving you (Spring)
Bobby Williams – You need love like I do (R&R)
Black Heat – Something extra (Atlantic)
Leroy Hutson – I’ll be there, I still care (Curtom)
Eric & The Vikings – Too much for man to take too long (Gordy)
Floyd Lawson and the Hearts of Stone – What’s come over me (Afro Kats)
The Whispers – Your love is so doggone good (Janus)
The Fuzz – I love you for all seasons (Calla)
The Whatnauts – Please make love go away (Stang)
The Impressions – This Loves for Real (Curtom)
Creative Source – I just can’t see myself without you (Sussex)

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Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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