WFMU: Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine: Playlist from February 1, 2013

Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine: Playlist from February 1, 2013

One hour; 23 or 24 soul 45s.

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February 1, 2013: The Motor City is burning

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Artist	Track	Label	Format
Chuck Edwards	Downtown Soulville "Downtown Soulville" by "Chuck Edwards"	Punch	45
Music behind DJ: The Swinging Tigers	Snake Walk (Pt. 2)	Tamla	45
LaBrenda Ben & the Beljeans	The Chaperone	Gordy	45
Richard Kateo	Pink Cadillac (That's What I Want) (Pt. 1)	Northern	45
Rubien Fort	I'll Do the Best I Can	Check-Mate	45
Donald Richards	Hello Operator "Hello Operator" by "Donald Richards"	Chex	45
Johnnie Mae Matthews	Don't Talk About My Man	Big D	45
The Vells	You'll Never Cherish a Love So True ('Til You Lose It)	Mel-o-dy	45
Music behind DJ: Dave Hamilton and His Peppers	Donna's Cha-Cha	Hi-Q	45
The Corvells	Baby Sitting "Baby Sitting" by "The Corvells"	Lu Pine	45
The Contours	Searching for a Girl	Gordy	45
John Lee Hooker	The Motor City Is Burning	BluesWay	45
Jimmy "Soul" Clark	That Ain't Cool	D-Town	45
Lee Rogers	Jack the Playboy "Jack the Playboy" by "Lee Rogers"	Premium Stuff	45
Music behind DJ: George Young and the Youngsters	Mechanic from Hamtramck	Pacesetter	45
Nathaniel Mayer	From Now On "From Now On" by "Nathaniel Mayer"	Fortune	45
Timmy Shaw & Little Melvin	Can't We Make This Love Last	Premium Stuff	45
Herbie Thompson	Let Your Love (Grow Stronger)	Big Hit	45
The Versatones	With a Broken Heart	Magic City	45
Music behind DJ: Detroit Emeralds	Shades Down "Shades Down" by "Detroit Emeralds"	Ric Tic	45
The Firestones	Buy Now Pay Later Plan	Moira	45
Brotherly Love	Growing Pains "Growing Pains" by "Brotherly Love"	Music Merchant	45
Little Man & the Inquires	Funky Breakdown	Cu-Wu	45
Reuben Henry	Three Little Boys: Robert, Martin Luther and John	Natural	45

Listener comments!
	8:05pm Tony in Durham NC: Great way to start Friday nite!
	8:08pm MuttonChops: Happy Friday, Toddophonic . . . I mean Mr. Fine Wine!
	8:12pm spidermank: acenessness
	8:16pm I X Key!: I've got my soul clothes on!
	8:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: Go Niners? Go, 45s! That's where it's at!
	8:17pm G: The Motor City is Burning. remember it well. summer of 67.
	8:18pm other david: Oh Mr. Fine Wine, with these divine tracks you are spoiling us.
	8:23pm Green Mountain Man Mark: love flutes!
	8:30pm Vick S. Burgskid: This place - Deetroyt, you call it? Seems to have a certain musical dynamic. I find it very pleasing.
	8:31pm Green Mountain Man Mark: yes yeah
	8:36pm DP: Hey G. You're WELCOME for the BIG 8 DVD. <<sarcasm>>
	8:40pm Mr. Fine Wine: G, didn't you thank DP for that?
	8:48pm clark Bar™: I have never heard of most of this stuff, Mr. Finewine. For me, my knowledge begins at Head East and ends with Foghat. Still, I am digging your efforts, and learning.
	8:53pm DP: Head East! No Words.
	8:53pm Green Mountain Man Mark: Do they still do lay a way? I remember my mom doing lay away back in the 70s
	8:55pm Mr. Fine Wine: Wow, GMMM! What a setup for someone. Not me, though.
	9:00pm Green Mountain Man Mark: Hey! It was when you bought an item that was on sale and held it in "lay away" and had a certain amount of time to go back and claim it with the held price. I can't be the only one here that remembers that. K-Mart back in the 70s used to have "blue light specials" and you could get the items on special and put them on law-a-way to get them later.
	7:20pm adam: thankfully my mom also used to lay away in the 70s so i could be here to listen to this music.
	1:09am richie1250: god daaaaaaaaaamn that john lee hooker record was too much. Love that kinda tough drum sound, like ike and tina bold soul sister, good evil crunchy metallic hat sound to die for
	7:51am Garageman: Scorching show this week. Too bad that this year's Fine Wine Premium is not another Detroit special. The one from four years ago is all killer and no filler. Still, cowboys and indians it shall be.
	5:07pm M'lynn: Hoo-boy, grew up in Detroit when it was a GREAT city; listened to R &B in the '50's, 60's, times of legendary radio dj's (Frantic Ernie Durham, Senator Bristol Bryant, Tom Clay, Martha Jean the Queen) I appreciate you carrying on this fine tradition, Mr Wine. You've got a friend here in Boston.

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Artist	Track	Label	Format
Chuck Edwards	Downtown Soulville "Downtown Soulville" by "Chuck Edwards"	Punch	45
Music behind DJ: The Swinging Tigers	Snake Walk (Pt. 2)	Tamla	45
LaBrenda Ben & the Beljeans	The Chaperone	Gordy	45
Richard Kateo	Pink Cadillac (That's What I Want) (Pt. 1)	Northern	45
Rubien Fort	I'll Do the Best I Can	Check-Mate	45
Donald Richards	Hello Operator "Hello Operator" by "Donald Richards"	Chex	45
Johnnie Mae Matthews	Don't Talk About My Man	Big D	45
The Vells	You'll Never Cherish a Love So True ('Til You Lose It)	Mel-o-dy	45
Music behind DJ: Dave Hamilton and His Peppers	Donna's Cha-Cha	Hi-Q	45
The Corvells	Baby Sitting "Baby Sitting" by "The Corvells"	Lu Pine	45
The Contours	Searching for a Girl	Gordy	45
John Lee Hooker	The Motor City Is Burning	BluesWay	45
Jimmy "Soul" Clark	That Ain't Cool	D-Town	45
Lee Rogers	Jack the Playboy "Jack the Playboy" by "Lee Rogers"	Premium Stuff	45
Music behind DJ: George Young and the Youngsters	Mechanic from Hamtramck	Pacesetter	45
Nathaniel Mayer	From Now On "From Now On" by "Nathaniel Mayer"	Fortune	45
Timmy Shaw & Little Melvin	Can't We Make This Love Last	Premium Stuff	45
Herbie Thompson	Let Your Love (Grow Stronger)	Big Hit	45
The Versatones	With a Broken Heart	Magic City	45
Music behind DJ: Detroit Emeralds	Shades Down "Shades Down" by "Detroit Emeralds"	Ric Tic	45
The Firestones	Buy Now Pay Later Plan	Moira	45
Brotherly Love	Growing Pains "Growing Pains" by "Brotherly Love"	Music Merchant	45
Little Man & the Inquires	Funky Breakdown	Cu-Wu	45
Reuben Henry	Three Little Boys: Robert, Martin Luther and John	Natural	45

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Listener comments!
	8:05pm Tony in Durham NC: Great way to start Friday nite!
	8:08pm MuttonChops: Happy Friday, Toddophonic . . . I mean Mr. Fine Wine!
	8:12pm spidermank: acenessness
	8:16pm I X Key!: I've got my soul clothes on!
	8:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: Go Niners? Go, 45s! That's where it's at!
	8:17pm G: The Motor City is Burning. remember it well. summer of 67.
	8:18pm other david: Oh Mr. Fine Wine, with these divine tracks you are spoiling us.
	8:23pm Green Mountain Man Mark: love flutes!
	8:30pm Vick S. Burgskid: This place - Deetroyt, you call it? Seems to have a certain musical dynamic. I find it very pleasing.
	8:31pm Green Mountain Man Mark: yes yeah
	8:36pm DP: Hey G. You're WELCOME for the BIG 8 DVD. <<sarcasm>>
	8:40pm Mr. Fine Wine: G, didn't you thank DP for that?
	8:48pm clark Bar™: I have never heard of most of this stuff, Mr. Finewine. For me, my knowledge begins at Head East and ends with Foghat. Still, I am digging your efforts, and learning.
	8:53pm DP: Head East! No Words.
	8:53pm Green Mountain Man Mark: Do they still do lay a way? I remember my mom doing lay away back in the 70s
	8:55pm Mr. Fine Wine: Wow, GMMM! What a setup for someone. Not me, though.
	9:00pm Green Mountain Man Mark: Hey! It was when you bought an item that was on sale and held it in "lay away" and had a certain amount of time to go back and claim it with the held price. I can't be the only one here that remembers that. K-Mart back in the 70s used to have "blue light specials" and you could get the items on special and put them on law-a-way to get them later.
	7:20pm adam: thankfully my mom also used to lay away in the 70s so i could be here to listen to this music.
	1:09am richie1250: god daaaaaaaaaamn that john lee hooker record was too much. Love that kinda tough drum sound, like ike and tina bold soul sister, good evil crunchy metallic hat sound to die for
	7:51am Garageman: Scorching show this week. Too bad that this year's Fine Wine Premium is not another Detroit special. The one from four years ago is all killer and no filler. Still, cowboys and indians it shall be.
	5:07pm M'lynn: Hoo-boy, grew up in Detroit when it was a GREAT city; listened to R &B in the '50's, 60's, times of legendary radio dj's (Frantic Ernie Durham, Senator Bristol Bryant, Tom Clay, Martha Jean the Queen) I appreciate you carrying on this fine tradition, Mr Wine. You've got a friend here in Boston.

Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine: Playlist from February 1, 2013

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