Put Yourself in My Place(for just a little while)

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Hi.

It’s been a second since I have posted a new mix due to the fact that I’ve been traveling a little bit over the last two weeks. I made it Washington DC, Philadelphia, New York City, and New Jersey ladies and gentlemen. It was a whirlwind tour, but a refreshing one and now I am back to wow you.

This installment here features some legendary cuts that are vocally expressive without a doubt, beautiful, sad, and near perfect. Thematically this set goes a bit like this…Love/Heartbreak/Hate/Loneliness/Love /And Repeat……all my favorite themes. This mix was inspired by a 4 disc boxset I picked up awhile back now called, “In Crowd: Ultimate Collection 1958-67” that features, according to the liner notes, “the cream of soul”. This a here set is also highlighted by some incredible songs from Sam Cooke ( he can do no wrong), and a few other awesome songs I came across recently. The very last song, “this bitter earth” by Dinah Washington, I heard on the soundtrack to an incredible film I recently saw called, “Killer of Sheep”….Try and see it if you can find it.

Why don’t they make music like this any more?

Well, I hope you are doing well and here is what we are hearing.

Artist / Album / Song

Sam Cooke / Night Beat / Nobody Knows The Trouble I’ve Seen

Brenda Holloway / Best of / Every Little Bit Hurts

Doris Troy / Just One Look / What’cha Gonna Do About It?

Willie Tee / Teasin’ You / Walkin’ Up a One-Way Street

Erma Franklin / Golden Classics / Piece of My Heart

The Elgins /Motown Anthology /Put Yourself in My Place

Elvis Presley / Elvis Presley / Blue Moon

Sam Cooke / Night Beat / I Lost Everything

Dinah Washington / Golden Songs / This Bitter Earth

ARCHIVES

One Comment

  1. Steff wrote:

    hey collin i enjoy your mix. hope you’re doing well…
    later

    Monday, May 28, 2007 at 11:28 am | Permalink
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