Rock'n'Soul Radio: Playlist from November 25, 2024

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ:	→ "Good Morning! Starting soon"					Good Morning! Starting soon
The 5th Dimension	Paper Cup (mono single version)   → "Paper Cup (mono single version)" by "The 5th Dime...			1967
Sandy Salisbury	Do Unto Others (mono 45)   → "Do Unto Others (mono 45)" by "Sandy Salisbury"			1969
Gene Clark	So You Say You Lost Your Baby   → "So You Say You Lost Your Baby" by "Gene Clark"			1967
Gary Knight	Tell Me Sunshine (mono 45)   → "Tell Me Sunshine (mono 45)" by "Gary Knight"
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather   → "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"					"Hey there all you cool cats and kittens, this is the bunny coming at you lyyve from the WFMU Rock and Soul stream. It's a groovy night here in the Big Apple, with clear skies and a temperature of 43 degrees. But don't let that fool you, it's still a bit humid out there with a humidity of 66 percent. So make sure to grab your jackets and stay warm while you're out there jamming to some sweet tunes. And speaking of tunes, we've got a killer lineup for you tonight, so keep it locked right here for all your rock and soul needs. This is the bunny signing off, but don't go anywhere, the party is just getting started!"
The Mojo Men	Sit Down, I Think I Love You   → "Sit Down, I Think I Love You" by "The Mojo Men"			1966
Lesley Gore	Brink Of Disaster (mono 45)   → "Brink Of Disaster (mono 45)" by "Lesley Gore"			1967
Timebox	Gone Is The Sad Man (stereo)   → "Gone Is The Sad Man (stereo)" by "Timebox"			1968
Music behind DJ: T K Os	The Charge   → "The Charge" by "T K Os"					Back announcing the set
Nazz	Open My Eyes (mono)   → "Open My Eyes (mono)" by "Nazz"			1968
Twice As Much	Happy Times (mono)   → "Happy Times (mono)" by "Twice As Much"			1967
Music behind DJ: Mr. Weather	Current Weather   → "Current Weather" by "Mr. Weather"					"Hey there all you cool cats and groovy gals, this is the bunny coming at you lyyve from the WFMU Rock and Soul stream. It's a beautiful night here in the Big Apple, with clear skies and a temperature of 43 degrees. But don't let that fool you, folks, because it's a bit humid out there with a 66 percent humidity. So make sure to grab your jackets and maybe a scarf or two before you head out for the night. But don't let the weather stop you from having a good time, because we've got some hot tunes lined up for you tonight. So sit back, relax, and let the music take you away on this chilly but soulful evening. This is the bunny signing off, but stay tuned for more rockin' and rollin' on the Rock and Soul Stream."
Brian Hyland	Get The Message (mono)   → "Get The Message (mono)" by "Brian Hyland"			1967
Herman's Hermits	London Look (mono 45)   → "London Look (mono 45)" by "Herman's Hermits"			1968
Grapefruit	Round Going Round (mono 45)   → "Round Going Round (mono 45)" by "Grapefruit"	Produced by Terry Melcher		1968
Music behind DJ: The Tornadoes	Dreamin' on a Cloud   → "Dreamin' on a Cloud" by "The Tornadoes"					Back announcing the set
Chic-Lets	I Want You to Be My Boyfriend   → "I Want You to Be My Boyfriend" by "Chic-Lets"	smash boom bang! the songs and productions of feldman-goldstein-gottehrer [ace records 2012]
The Blue Things	The Man On The Street (mono 45)   → "The Man On The Street (mono 45)" by "The Blue Thi...			1966
Peter Courtney	Dr. David's Private Papers   → "Dr. David's Private Papers" by "Peter Courtney"			1967
Gary Lewis	Look, Here Comes The Sun (Mono)   → "Look, Here Comes The Sun (Mono)" by "Gary Lewis"			1967
The Utica Club Natural Carbonation Band	The Utica Club Natural Carbonation Beer Drinking Song   → "The Utica Club Natural Carbonation Beer Drinking ...
The Split Level	Can't Complain (mono 45)   → "Can't Complain (mono 45)" by "The Split Level"			1968
Music behind DJ: TSU Toronados	Play the Music Toronadoes   → "Play the Music Toronadoes" by "TSU Toronados"					Back announcing the set
The Settlers	Major To Minor   → "Major To Minor" by "The Settlers"			1967