Good For The Soul opened with a throwback from Rizzle Kicks and a 1986 Soul Classic from the legend Luther Vandross. Soul Spin took us back to 1975 with The Miracles, Trammps and the summer’s best selling single Van McCoy & The Soul City Symphony’s ‘The Hustle’. Recently the Glastonbury line up was announced and received mixed reviews, I shared my thoughts and played one of the acts Snow Patrol for Soulful but not Soul. Also in the lineup were Fine Young Cannibals and Bronski Beat, who got us grooving, whilst Tom Jones baritone voice told us how ‘She’s A Lady’. We also heard from some of the biggest names in Soul like Aretha Franklin, Cheryl Lynn, Lauryn Hill and the Crusaders.
If you missed the show you can listen below and add any of the songs to your own playlist!
P H O E N I X P L A Y E R
Good For The Soul - 9th March - Playing Some Of The Biggest Soul and R&B Hits
Good For The Soul
Beth Linnell
Rizzle Kicks – When I Was A Youngster
Luther Vandross – See Me
Bobby Hebb – Sunny
Ronettes – Be My Baby
Aretha Franklin – You Send Me – Aretha Franklin
Ann Peebles – I Can’t Stand The Rain
Fontella Bass – Rescue Me
Real Thing – You To Me Are Everything
Jacksons – Blame It On The Boogie
Cheryl Lynn – Got To Be Real
Trammps – Disco Inferno
Snow Patrol – Chasing Cars
Bronski Beat – Smalltown Boy
Fine Young Cannibals – Good Thing
Tom Jones – She’s A Lady
Andrea True Connection – More More More
Jingle – 30 Sec Vocal
KC and the Sunshine Band – Give It Up
Crusaders – Street Life
Jermaine Stewart – We Don’t Have To Take Our Clothes Off Lyrics
Edison Lighthouse – Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)
Good For The Soul opened with a throwback from Rizzle Kicks and a 1986 Soul Classic from the legend Luther Vandross. Soul Spin took us back to 1975 with The Miracles, Trammps and the summer’s best selling single Van McCoy & The Soul City Symphony’s ‘The Hustle’. Recently the Glastonbury line up was announced and received mixed reviews, I shared my thoughts and played one of the acts Snow Patrol for Soulful but not Soul. Also in the lineup were Fine Young Cannibals and Bronski Beat, who got us grooving, whilst Tom Jones baritone voice told us how ‘She’s A Lady’. We also heard from some of the biggest names in Soul like Aretha Franklin, Cheryl Lynn, Lauryn Hill and the Crusaders.
If you missed the show you can listen below and add any of the songs to your own playlist!
P H O E N I X P L A Y E R
Good For The Soul - 9th March - Playing Some Of The Biggest Soul and R&B Hits
Good For The Soul
Beth Linnell
Rizzle Kicks – When I Was A Youngster
Luther Vandross – See Me
Bobby Hebb – Sunny
Ronettes – Be My Baby
Aretha Franklin – You Send Me – Aretha Franklin
Ann Peebles – I Can’t Stand The Rain
Fontella Bass – Rescue Me
Real Thing – You To Me Are Everything
Jacksons – Blame It On The Boogie
Cheryl Lynn – Got To Be Real
Trammps – Disco Inferno
Snow Patrol – Chasing Cars
Bronski Beat – Smalltown Boy
Fine Young Cannibals – Good Thing
Tom Jones – She’s A Lady
Andrea True Connection – More More More
Jingle – 30 Sec Vocal
KC and the Sunshine Band – Give It Up
Crusaders – Street Life
Jermaine Stewart – We Don’t Have To Take Our Clothes Off Lyrics
Edison Lighthouse – Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)
Good For The Soul opened with a throwback from Rizzle Kicks and a 1986 Soul Classic from the legend Luther Vandross. Soul Spin took us back to 1975 with The Miracles, Trammps and the summer’s best selling single Van McCoy & The Soul City Symphony’s ‘The Hustle’. Recently the Glastonbury line up was announced and received mixed reviews, I shared my thoughts and played one of the acts Snow Patrol for Soulful but not Soul. Also in the lineup were Fine Young Cannibals and Bronski Beat, who got us grooving, whilst Tom Jones baritone voice told us how ‘She’s A Lady’. We also heard from some of the biggest names in Soul like Aretha Franklin, Cheryl Lynn, Lauryn Hill and the Crusaders.
If you missed the show you can listen below and add any of the songs to your own playlist!
P H O E N I X P L A Y E R
Good For The Soul - 9th March - Playing Some Of The Biggest Soul and R&B Hits
Good For The Soul
Beth Linnell
Rizzle Kicks – When I Was A Youngster
Luther Vandross – See Me
Bobby Hebb – Sunny
Ronettes – Be My Baby
Aretha Franklin – You Send Me – Aretha Franklin
Ann Peebles – I Can’t Stand The Rain
Fontella Bass – Rescue Me
Real Thing – You To Me Are Everything
Jacksons – Blame It On The Boogie
Cheryl Lynn – Got To Be Real
Trammps – Disco Inferno
Snow Patrol – Chasing Cars
Bronski Beat – Smalltown Boy
Fine Young Cannibals – Good Thing
Tom Jones – She’s A Lady
Andrea True Connection – More More More
Jingle – 30 Sec Vocal
KC and the Sunshine Band – Give It Up
Crusaders – Street Life
Jermaine Stewart – We Don’t Have To Take Our Clothes Off Lyrics
Edison Lighthouse – Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)
Good For The Soul opened with a throwback from Rizzle Kicks and a 1986 Soul Classic from the legend Luther Vandross. Soul Spin took us back to 1975 with The Miracles, Trammps and the summer’s best selling single Van McCoy & The Soul City Symphony’s ‘The Hustle’. Recently the Glastonbury line up was announced and received mixed reviews, I shared my thoughts and played one of the acts Snow Patrol for Soulful but not Soul. Also in the lineup were Fine Young Cannibals and Bronski Beat, who got us grooving, whilst Tom Jones baritone voice told us how ‘She’s A Lady’. We also heard from some of the biggest names in Soul like Aretha Franklin, Cheryl Lynn, Lauryn Hill and the Crusaders.
If you missed the show you can listen below and add any of the songs to your own playlist!
P H O E N I X P L A Y E R
Good For The Soul - 9th March - Playing Some Of The Biggest Soul and R&B Hits
Good For The Soul
Beth Linnell
Rizzle Kicks – When I Was A Youngster
Luther Vandross – See Me
Bobby Hebb – Sunny
Ronettes – Be My Baby
Aretha Franklin – You Send Me – Aretha Franklin
Ann Peebles – I Can’t Stand The Rain
Fontella Bass – Rescue Me
Real Thing – You To Me Are Everything
Jacksons – Blame It On The Boogie
Cheryl Lynn – Got To Be Real
Trammps – Disco Inferno
Snow Patrol – Chasing Cars
Bronski Beat – Smalltown Boy
Fine Young Cannibals – Good Thing
Tom Jones – She’s A Lady
Andrea True Connection – More More More
Jingle – 30 Sec Vocal
KC and the Sunshine Band – Give It Up
Crusaders – Street Life
Jermaine Stewart – We Don’t Have To Take Our Clothes Off Lyrics
Edison Lighthouse – Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)
