Celebrating 27 years on KUSF as the Bay Area's weekly source of Roots and Rhythm, In The Soul Kitchen with Harry D serves up an award-winning mix of of deep soul and funk, all styles of Jazz and Blues, New Orleans R&B, Gospel, Ska/Roots, Reggae, Latin, African, and select World Musics.
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***27th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL EDITION***
SPOTLIGHT ON JAMES BROWN AND THE METERS
James Brown-Gonna Have A Funky Good Time (Polydor)
Bobby Marchan and The Clowns-You Can’t Stop Her (Westside-UK)
James Brown-There It Is, Pt. 1 (Polydor)
The Meters-People Say (Sundazed)
James Brown-Get It Together (Polydor)
James Brown-Body Heat (Polydor)
James Brown-Let A Man Come In and Do The Popcorn (Kent-UK)
Marva Whitney-What Do I Have To Do To Prove My Love To You (Polydor)
James Brown-Soul Power (Polydor)
James Brown-Kansas City (Polydor)
James Brown-It’s A New Day (Polydor)
Lyn Collins-Think (About It) (Polydor)
Rudy Ray Moore-The Human Tornado (Radio commercial)
Bobby Byrd-I Know You Got Soul (Polydor)
James Brown-Say It Loud-I’m Black and I’m Proud, Pt. 1 (Polydor)
James Brown-Call Me Super Bad (Polydor)
The Meters-Ain’t No Use (Aircheck)
Eldridge Holmes with The Meters-Pop, Popcorn Children (Warner Music-UK)
Dr. John with The Meters-Same Old, Same Old (Atco)
Lee Dorsey with The Meters-Who’s Gonna Help Brother Get Further (Polydor)
The Meters-Little Old Money Maker (Rhino)
Professor Longhair-Cuttin’ Out (Rounder)
The Wild Magnolias-Golden Crown (Polydor)
Earl King-Always A First Time (Rooster Blues/EMI)
Lloyd Price-Where Y’At (Specialty/Concord)
Allen Toussaint-Freedom For The Stallion (Rhino)
William DeVaughn-Be Thankful For What You Got (Collectables)
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