The songs stuck in my head

It is pretty easy to find 20 songs about love in the infinite realm of Northern Soul- in fact, it is easy to find 600...but who wants to belabor the point? In any event- 20 love songs brought to you the way the folks in the Northern half of my country do it...Soulful
1.Yes, I’m In Love- Unique Blend
2. You’re the Dream- Roscoe Sheldon
3.Contagious Love- Eddie Campbell
4.Bettin’ On Love- Len Jewell
5. Thanks For A Little Lovin’- The Trends
6.Ain’t that Love- Dorothy Berry
7.Chills and Fever- Freddie Houston
8.Now That I Found You Baby- The Mirettes
9.I’ll Spend My Life Loving You- Honey & The Bees
10.Love Explosion- Troy Keyes
11.Loving You Takes All Of My Time- Debonaires
12.I Love You- The Fabulous Peps
13.Never Let Your Love Grow Cold- Vontastics
14.You Got What It Takes- Barrett Strong
15.Lucky TO Be Loved By You- Willie Hutch
16.Am I Falling In Love- Maxine Brown
17.Let Me Be Your Boy- Wilson Pickett
18.Baby You Know I Need You- The Exceptions (MONO)
19.I Feel Love Coming On- Linda Car
20.Moonlight, Music and You- Laura Greene

Today on the menu- another special request filled for Mr. Tony over in England. A brief selection of American Spiritual music from several decades, compiled by yours truly.
Again, when asked, I could not tell you much about this kind of music, just that I like it and I have some of it. I hope you enjoy it too.
1.Wade In The Water- Mavis Staples
2.I’m Determined- Soul Seekers
3.Precious Lord, Hold My Hand- Elder Effie & Congregation
4.He is my Story- Arizona Dranes and Choir
5.This is a Holy Church- Sonny Treadway
6.The Blood That Stained the old Rugged Cross- Carl Smith
7.Where You There? – Sam Cooke
8.Oh Lord- Brooklyn Skyways
9.If You See My Savior- Thomas A. Dorsey
10.Strange Things Happen Every Day- Sister Rosetta Tharpe
11.Found a Wonderful Savior- Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet
12.Everybody Will Be Happy- Staple Singers
13.Raise A Ruckus Tonight- Buster Brown
14.99 ½ Won’t Do- Wright Specials
15.Golden Bells- Golden Harps
16.Woke Up This Morning (With My Mind On Jesus)- Roosevelt Graves and Brother
17.This Train- Rev. Sammy Patterson
18.I’m Battlin’ -Sensational Propheteers
19.He’s Coming Soon- Laura Henton
20.Working For Jesus- Original Sensational Six
21.Amazing Grace- Mahalia Jackson

Happy Anniversary to ME! Well, and my wife. A little SKA set to commemorate the happy day- probably mostly stuff you have all heard, but I have to throw something out today and this hit the spot. As always ENJOY
1. Love Your Company- Andy and Joey
2.Your Mine- Prince Buster
3.Something You’ve Got- Alton Ellis
4.Love You The Most- Lloyd Clarke
5.Love Is a Treasure- Dennis Alcapone
6.Portrait of my Love- Baba Brooks & His Band
7.Pickney Gal- Desmond Dekker
8.Our Melody- Basil Gabbidon
9.Your Love- Bob Marley and the Wailers
10.Daisy I Love You- Jackie Estick
11.Just One Little Girl- The Four Aces
12.Stand By Me- The Clarendonians
13. Wives and Lovers- Jackie Mittoo and the Skatalites
14.I Love You- Techniques
15.Lollipop I’m In Love- Cosmo and Dennis
16.Love Will Be Mine- Lyn Carby & The Originals
17.I Love You- Ruddy & Sketto
18.Searching For You- Delroy Wilson
19. Garden On Love- The Skatalites
20.Really Now- The Dreamlets

Apparently there is a real shortage of Northern Soul being thrown about on podomatic, and in the podcast world in general, because for some reason my last Northern show went nuts, and is still going nuts, in spite of my "regulars" grabbing it the first day it was up. Well, always your main man, bringing the tunes you want to hear, Johnny on the SPOT if you will- here is the first in a new series of Cloverdale All-Niter shows. The last time around, this stuff went over like a fart in Church, but my listening stats are showing that will not be the case next time around. In any event, I went through my collection and deemed 820 songs worthy of being here...that is 41 episodes. No doubt we will all tire before we get to than endpoint, but for now, Northern Soul it is!
1.Dining in a Chinese Restaurant – Jennifer Wells
2.Take Me Back- Freddie Gorman
3. My Mama Told Me- Barbara Lewis
4.Say Yes Baby- The Matadors
5. My Kind Of A Girl- Volumes
6. Don’t Say Maybe Baby- The Capitols
7.Baby Come Back Home- Shorty Long
8. Stranger In my Arms- Lynne Randall
9. I Think I’m Falling In Love (fast version)- Bettye Swann
10. This Heart Of Mine- Jimmy James and the Vagabonds
11. Big City Playboy- Jimmy Andrews
12. Get A Hold Of Yourself- The Platters
13. Our Love Is Getting Stronger- The Whispers
14.Shy Guy- The Radiants
15. I Got The Power- Joanne Courcy
16.Happy Go Lucky Me- The Bobbettes
17. Call Me Tomorrow- Major Lance
18. That’s the Way He Is- Ann Perry
19. The Right Track- Billy Butler
20. Coming Right Back- The 21st Century

As always- ENJOY

A little mix up of some Early reggae/toasting/whatever I was putting together for the dancing mood- figured I would share it. A great list of tunes I do not play that often (because I have way too many I think).
Remember- comments and suggestions always appreciated- CD
1.To The Fields- Herman
2.Doctor Sure Shot- Dandy & The Brother Dan All Stars
3.What a Woman- Bill Jentles
4.Hot Stick Version- Phillip Samuels
5.Bombshell- The Chrystallites
6.Yesterday- Ken Parker
7.Talking Boss- George Lee
8.Set Me Free- The Cimarons & Dave Barker
9.Mister Midnight- The Dynamites
10. It is I (Matchuki’s cooking)- Count Matchuki
11.Scorcher- Byron Lee & The Dragonaires
12.Tammering- Laurel Aitken (feat Girlie)
13.Ease Up- The Bleechers
14.John Devour- Dillinger
15.Cotton Dandy- Ansell Collins
16.Smoke Screen – Beverley’s All Stars
17.Peace Love and Understanding- The Gaylads
18.Two of a Kind- Dennis Alcapone
19. Come Down- Carey & Lloyd
20. Our THING- Jackie Mittoo

OK- here's a set that should have been done a long time ago- A little tribute to Mr. Johnny Cash...and a shout to wifey and Andres, as they love this old stuff like crazy ladies love cats.
Lots of songs you will know, but some cool live versions (complete with banter)- should be fun.
1.Intro- Guest Star (US Treasury Dept.)
2.Country Boy
3.I Still Miss Someone
3.Blistered
4.After the Ball
5.Tenesse Flat Top Box (LIVE- Louisiana Hayride)
6.Jackson (Live with June Carter Cash)
7.I Got Stripes
8.Rock Island Line (Live)
9.Hey Porter (Live)
10.Luther Played the Boogie
11.Guess Things Happen That Way
12.Dirty Old Egg-Sucking Dog
13.Home of the Blues
14.Cocaine Blues (live- Folsom Prison)
15.So Doggone Lonesome (Live)
16.The Legend of John Henry’s Hammer
17.It Ain’t Me Babe
18. Cry Cry Cry
19.Orange Blossom Special
20. Get Rhythm
21. Sunday Morning Coming Down
22.Outro- Guest Star (US Treasury Dept.)
As always- Enjoy

This is the last one in the series...I have run out of ideas. In any event- some great funky tunes here from Jamaica and other points. One in particular is from Canada, and having bought Mittoo's Wishbone album a while back and loving it, I am finding there are a lot of Jamaicans that made Funk in Canada...who knew Canada was so funky?
Well, that about says it- thanks to those fo you wh weathered the whole thing...and in advance for anyone that suggests what I should do next as I am fresh out of ideas folks- 120 shows down and more to go, but what?
As Always- Enjoy
and tell your friends- always like new folks on here
1. Move On Up- The Dynamics
2. Wicky Wacky- The Cimarons
3. Mini Skirt and Go-Go Boots- Lloyd and Glen
4. Funky Buttercup- The Chosen Few
5. Whose That Lady- Paris Connection
6. Queen Majesty- The Uniques
7. Be Thankful- Donovan Carlos
8. Fire (She Need Water)- Wayne McGhie & The Sounds Of Joy
9. Tricked- Ansel & The Meditations
10. I Wish It Would Rain- The Cougars
11. Papa Was A Rolling Stone- Pioneers
12. Woman Of The Ghetto- Phyllis Dillon
13. Runaway Child- Dave Barker & The Upsetters
14. Ride On- Big Youth
15. Message From A Black Man- Derrick Harriott and the Chosen Few
16. Mango Walk- The In Crowd
17. Sister Big Stuff- Tomorrows Children
18. Funky Funky- Toots & The Maytals
19. Moving On Up- The Cimarons
20. I Can’t Get Enough (Of That Reggae Stuff) – Matumbi
21.Get Up Stand Up- The Chequers

I got this mom...I guess we all have one. Mine is really into Doo-Wop and by association (by total submersion as a youth), so am I. Glad I picked up on this side of her music tastes as she is also a HUGE Eagles fan and I HATE THE EAGLES!!!
OK- rant over- back to the idea here. Came to me as the nights grew warmer. I got all this really rare Doo-Wop sitting around and know one really knows any of it- including mom who has listened to a lot fo it for the last fifty years. In any event- why not do a show that is not about the really up-beat stuff I always play, and more about the classic "Make-Out". Good enough- started off with moms favorite (oh how my dad winces when she makes him dance)and kept it going.
Soooo- grab your sweetheart- get in the car and go somewhere to park it, steam up those windows real good and wait for the familiar tap of the end of a policeman's flashlight on the window- all good things.
1.Angel Baby- Rosie and the Originals
2.Could This Be Magic- Otis Williams and the Charms
3.I Love My Girl- The Metronomes
4.Don’t Know Why- the Marathons
5. Florence -The Paragons
6.Gloria My Darling- The Hi-Lites
7.I Love You So Tonight- The Dawns
8. The Magic Touch- The Limelighters
9.Sweet Dreams- The Nutmegs
10.Servant Of Love- The Indigos
11.A Sunday Kind Of Love- The Harptones
12.All I Want Is Love- The Montclairs
13.One Woman Man- The Gems
14.Love- Mable King & Group
15.A Boyfriends Prayer- The Monitors
16.She’s The One- The Links
17.My Johnnie- Little Wanda & Group
18. First Kiss- The El Vireos
19.I Love You, That’s Why- The Monarchs
20.Burning Love- The Love-Lords

A little collection of Mento and Calypso sounds tho kick off the summer as I sit here and think "What is next? I basically cannot separate the two into two groups, but for the uninitiated- Mento is the original folk music of Jamaica (modern Jamaica) and it dates back to the 20's. It differs from Calypso a bit in terms of instrumentation and, given the popularity of Calypso in the 1950's in America, often sound quality. OK- enough of that academic garbage- on with the TUNES!
1.Tropical Heat Paseo- Codallo’s Top Hatters
2.Archie Buck Them Up- Lord Creator & The Soul Brothers
3.Hooliganism- Count Owen
4.Cause Way Road- Stanley Beckford
5.Orchestral Overture- Me Ting Is Mine
6.Naugthy Little Flea- Boysie Grant & Reynold’s Calypso Clippers
7.Brown Girl In The Ring- Lord Invader
8.Mama Look A Boo-Boo- Lord Melody
9.Coconut Woman- Lloyd Price
10.Bad Luck Man- Lord Christo
11.Elaine, Henry and Mama- Byron Lee and the Dragonaires
12.Big Boy And The Teacher- Chin’s Calypso Sextet
13.Charlie’s Song- Clyde Hoyt Manor House Mentones
14.Jamaica Farewell- Jamaican Duke & The Mento Swingers
15.Teacher Teacher- The Mighty Dougla
16.Neighbor Jaqueline- Wrangler
17.Short Little Shorts- Mighty Sparrow
18.Brown Skin Gal- The Charmer (Louis Farrakhan)
19.He No Dead Yet- King Fighter
20.Bam Bam- Maytals
As Always- Enjoy

Was talking about classic country over on the worlds biggest Reggae Forum (do not ask how that happens) and DMC mentioned he had a gap in his collection and suggested I fill it- easy enough, I bring you today some Lefty Frizzell.
Lefty is probably one of my favorite vocalists, and you can hear immediately the influence he had on George Jones and Merle Haggard I think. In any event- these are some great classic country tunes that for the initiated will seem boring...but there is a reason they are his "hits". Lefty died way to young at the age of 47 from a massive stroke. Seems a penchant for booze was bound to kill him, but his legacy is that he was an amazing songwriter and singer that should be known to all.
Enjoy
1.Cigarettes & Coffee Blues
2.My Rough and Rowdy Ways
3.(Honey Baby Hurry) Bring Your Sweet Self Back To Me
4.Sick Sober and Sorry
5. If You’ve got the Money Honey
6.I’ll Try
7.Look What Thoughts Will Do
8.Always Late
9.Travellin’ Blues
10.In The Garden (Johnny Cash)
11.Forever and Always
12.You Can Go On Your Way Now
13.I Love You A Thousand Ways
14.How Long Will It Take (TO Stop Loving You)
15.It Gets Late So Early
16.Just Can’t Live That Fast (Any More)
17.Shine, Shave, Shower (It’s Saturday)
18.All Of Me Loves All Of You
19.Give Me More, More, More (Of Your Kisses)
20.Mom and Dad’s Waltz

Felt a little like some Rockabilly today, so that is what is on the menu...third show of the day- I guess I missed doing this the last few weeks. ANYWAY- Here are some real gone old Rockin' Tunes (many of them kinda rare) that ought to get your feet moving.
Remember to leave comments and all that hulabalu- and Enjoy the set
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1.Gone Gone Gone- Carl Perkins
2.Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee- Malcom Yelvington
3.DIggin’ That Rock and Roll- The Stinton Brothers
4.Shake Shake- The Blue Tones
5.All Messed Up- Johnny Seaton
6.That’ll Get It- The Imps
7.Sittin’ In The Drive In- The Morgan Twins
8.Willie was a Bad Boy- Ray Gentry
9.Live It Up- Jim Burgett
10.Sweet Skinny Jenny- Paul Peek
11.The Cat- Rod Willis
12.Pete Peters- Dizzy
13.Batteroo- The Planet Rockers
14.Playmates- Derrell Felts
15.Screamin’ Mimi Jeanie- Mickey Hawks
16.Hurry- Bobby Robbins
17.Brand New Cadillac- Vince Taylor and his Playboys
18.No Tresspassin’ – The Tresspassers
19.DO DO DO- Commonwealth Jones (Ronnie Dawson)
20.Goo Goo Muck- Ronnie Cook & The Gaylads

Just some tunes I picked out of my Classics for the ninth installment of the Jamaican Harmonies shows. These tunes don't fit cleanly into the other categories I have done, but cannot be left out.
1.I’ve Got The Soul- Carlton and the Shoes
2.Hung Up On You- Bob and Marcia
3.Intensified Change- The Silvertones
4.Last Time- Gaylads
5.Sometimes Girl- Kable Drummond and the Kables
6.Warrior- Sensations (With Johnny Osbourne)
7.Duppy Conqueror- Bob Marley & The Wailers
8.Cock Kill Mouth- Justin Hinds & The Dominoes
9.Isrealites- Desmond Dekker & The Aces
10.Mama Say- The Heptones
11.Me Naw Tek You Lik- Maytones
12.Mother and Child Reunion- Uniques
13.Walk Walk Walk- Wailing Souls
14.Mary- The Jamaicans
15.Mek You Go On So- The Ethiopians
16.Don’t Mind Me- Higgs & Wilson
17.Who You Gonna Run Too- Techniques
18.Come Back and Stay- The Fabulous Five
19.Donkey Returns- Dandy and the Brother Dan All Stars
20.Singer Man- Kingstonians
As always- Enjoy
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As the school year winds down my Podcasts have become less frequent (as some of you have noted). I apologize for the absence and am glad I am missed...those kids are quite a handful at this time of year. In any event- here is some Rocksteady from a lesser traveled section of my collection- should garner some new tunes for most. Thrown together in preparation for all that summer has to offer for me:
No work
Sleeping in
BBQ going every day
I know it sounds rough doesn't it?
Hopefully you will enjoy these in the same fashion- Red Stripe in hand and Jerk going on the Q
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1.Banana Water- The Mellotones
2.People Get Ready- Hopeton Lewis
3.Ska Diap- Glen Brown
4.Woo Oh Oh – Keith Blake
5.Govern Your Mouth- Johnny Melody
6.Warming Up The Scene- Roy Shirley
7.Are You Ready- The Progressions
8.I’ve Got A Pain- The Jamaicans
9.Long Long Time- Ethiopians
10.Sweets For My Sweet- Bobby Aitken & the Carribeats
11.Lovers Train- The Freedom Singers
12.I Don’t Know Why- Doreen Schaffer
13.Train Tour Of Rainbow City- The Pyramids
14.Right Now- The Overtakers
15.Undying Love- Earnest Wilson
15.Buy You A Rainbow- Emotions
16.Meaning Of Love- The Righteous Flames
17.Land Of Sun And Sea- The Paragons
18.Life is but a Dream- Wiston Shand and the Sheiks
19.Feel So Fine- Tommy McCook and his Band
20.You’ll Lose a Precious Love- Uniques

Americans do not really know the difference between Northern and Southern soul...well, some do, they are typically the type that hangs out at coffee shops and are generally a PITA. I guess I do too, and I figured I would post some because that is what I felt like listening to. Nothing real exotic here, just some good old soul music for you- took the top play counts from Itunes and figured they made a pretty good set. Fast, Easy, Highly listenable (I made that word up).
Hope you like the show
1.First Cut Is The Deepest – P.P. Arnold
2.Don’t Look Back- Bettye Swann
3.Back Street- Edwin Starr
4.Apples Peaches Pumpkin Pie- The Odds and Ends
5.Ooh Honey Baby- Earl Cosby
6.Standing Here Crying- The Incredibles
7.Mine Exclusively- The Olympics
8.The Same Old Thing- The Olympics
9.Baby Do The Philly Dog- The Olympics
10.My Heart’s on Fire- Lil’ Bob
11.Just a Little Faith and Understanding- The Magicians
12.Your Good Lovin’ -The Jones Brothers
13.Worth Every Tear that I Cry- Dee Dee Warwick
14.Where There’s a Will- Jimmy Thomas
15.Make Me Yours- Bettye Swann
16.Cards On The Table- The Diplomats
17. DO It- Pat Powdrill
18.Don’t Pretend- The Belles
19.Love Has Taken Over Me- Herbert Hunter
20.Heaven Must Have Sent You- The Continental Four
As always- ENJOY!

My mom has this friend Linda- they have been friends for years, but rarely see each other anymore. when we were kids though (me and my little sister), Linda was as much a part of our lives as our parents. We were with her all the time, she was like one of those great aunts that would take you anywhere and let you do anything.
My favorite memory of trips with Linda was when there was nothing on TV and we would hop into Peter Put-Put, her Volkswagon Bug, and head for Oakland. Strange place for two VERY Caucasian children on a Friday night, but that is where I got my first taste for soul.
Add to it that our destination was a ROLLER DISCO and you have the perfect recipe for the dementia you see here. I have never been able to shake my love for Roller Disco, or for 12" late 70's and early 80's soul...so I figured I would share. I will spare you all pictures of me in my Roller Disco outfit though, those you are not ready for.
As Always- enjoy the tunes
1.You Dropped The Bomb On Me- Dazz Band
2.Gigolette- Ozone
3.Be My Lady- Kool And the Gang
4.I’ll Tell You- Sergio Mendes
5.Roxanne, Roxanne- Full Force
6.She’s a Bad Mamma Jamma- Carl Carlton
7.More Bounce to the Ounce- Zapp
8.Rick James- Give It To Me
9.Best Of My Love- Emotions
10.In The Mood- Aurra
11.Booty Ooty- Johnny Guitar Watson
12.Treat Her Like A Lady- the Temptations
13.Freakshow On The Dance Floor- Bar-Kays
14.Fall In Love With Me- Earth Wind and Fire

For about the last three weeks I have been listening almost exclusively to Gillian Welch. For the uninitiated, she was part of the musical bounty that is "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou" and has been a staple in the alt-country/folk circles for a long time. She is also incidentally part of the production team that brought us the first few Old Crow Medicine Show records (sorry guys- last one did not do it for me).
I could go on and on, but we are here to share music so here goes- I have decided since my introduction (reinforced by the last few weeks) to this artist that these are truly the most beautiful songs I know. I hope you enjoy them:
1.One More Dollar
2.Pancho and Lefty (Live)
3.I Want To Sing That Rock and Roll (Live)
4.Orphan Girl
5.No One Knows My Name
6.Red Clay Halo (Live)
7.Caleb Meyer
8.The Devil Had A Hold Of Me
9.Revalator (Live)
10.Wrecking Ball (Live- with Old Crow Medicine Show)
11.Acony Bell
12.By The Mark
13.I’ll Fly Away (Live)
14.Look At Miss Ohio
15.Annabelle
16.Everything Is Free
17.Dance Little Lulu (Live)
18.Tear My Stillhouse Down (Live)
19.Rock Of Ages
20.Return Of The Grievous Angel (live with Ryan Adams)
21.Hickory Wind

I am the LAST guy on the planet to ever play hippy rock, but today something just got stuck in my head right?
I offer you the BYRDS...more than a Hippy Rock band. More than a set of Dylan covers. A band that not only made the garage era in America more exciting, but certainly took hippy to knew levels as well. Add Graham Parsons to the mix and in my estimation, these lads invented Alt-Country too.
But none of that matters- for some reason today my friend Dirty Boy was in my head and would not get out (he does that often) and so this was on the menu (as well as some other unsavory titles). That got me thinking about what a cool guy my dad is (he loves this band) and the road that lead me to being the music junkie I am today...all arrows point to Mr. Spaceman....
Will you please take me along for a ride?
1.Nashville West- Live at the Avalon Ball Room SF CA 1968
2. Mr. Spaceman
3.The Christian Life- Rehearsal Take
4.You’re Still On My Mind
5.Old John Robertson
6.Eight Miles High
7.Hickory Wind
8.Ballad of Easy Rider
9.Lazy Days
10.My Back Pages
11.I’ll Feel a Whole Lot Better
12.Drug Store Truck Driving Man
13.He Was a Friend Of Mine
14.She Don’t Care About Time
15.So You Wanna Be A Rock and Roll Star
16.You Don’t Miss Your Water
17.Turn Turn Turn
18. All I Really Wanna Do
19. Tiffany Queen
20.Mr. Tambourine Man
21.You Ain’t Going Nowhere
I hope you enjoy it...but I am not so concerned- I had fun making it
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Digging deeper into the politics of the Jamaican music scene and bringing you some roots that I think are Top-Shelf. Not my usual cup of tea, but I have been known to indulge in a little bit from time to time, and these tunes really stick in my head. Welcome to ZION- Harmony Sounds Number 8
1.In Time To Come- Earth And Stone
2.Children Crying- The Congos
3.Press Along Nyah- Larry & Alvin
4.Jah Works- Gladiators
5.Living In The Ghetto- The Itals
6.My Sweat Turns To Blood- The Royals
7.Hold Tight- The African Brothers
8.Jerusalem – The Abyssinians
9.You Got To Be Holy- Morwells
10.Revolution is for the Chinaman- Pete Weston & The Flames
11.Fire Down Below- Burning Spear
12.Natty Dread Taking Over- Culture
13. Have Mercy- The Mighty Diamonds
14. Jah Oh Jah- The Viceroys
15. The Ghetto- Pioneers
16. The Word Is Love- The Ethiopians
17. 400 Years- Peter Tosh
18. Sentry -Knowledge
19.Zion Land- Maytones
20. Going To Zion- Black Uhuru
21.Cool Rasta- Heptones
22.Modern Slavery- Wailing Souls
23.The Warrior- Johnny Osbourne (with the Sensations)
As Always- ENJOY!

Another set of Funk straight from the player to your ears the way I do it at home, no talking, no descriptions, no nothing but FUNK.
Fell into A Bag- River City
The Joker- Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band
Everything’s Gonna Be All Right- Ria Currie and the Deep Soul Messengers
I Got So Much Trouble In My Mind- Sir Joe Quarterman & Free Soul
Superstition- Dennis Mobley & Fresh Taste
So Frustrated Part Two- Five Miles High
Upstairs on Boston Road Part Two- Sammy Gordon & The HipHuggers
My Thang- James Brown
As Always- Enjoy!

A Ska great often overlooked, even in my own collection, I figured it was time to throw a set of Mr. Morris tunes out into space, so here they are. Lot's of treats here that go well beyond the two or three that show up on almost every Ska compilation. It is a long one, but I think worth the listen-
1.Fast Mouth
2.By The Sea
3.Stitch In Time (All My Enemies)
4.My Forty-Five
5.Live As A Man
6.Lazy Woman
7. Pack Up Your Troubles
8.Many Long Years Ago
9.Supper In The Gutter
10.Troublesome People
11.Lena Belle
12.For Your Love
13.Penny Reel-O
14.I am the Greatest
15. Tommy Tucker
16.Get Your Feet Moving
17.Suddenly
18.Lonely Blue Boy
19.Humpty Dumpty
20.Seven Long Years
21.Oh My Dear – nice Roy Richards Harmonica
22.So You Shot Red
23.Into the Beautiful Garden
24.My Love
26.It Will Be Ages
27.G.I.Lady
28.Solomon A Gundie
As always- ENJOY