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recorded live · 4 hrsMostly a mid-century American record collection: Southern soul and R&B out of the Stax and Atlantic orbit, hard bop and organ-driven soul-jazz from the Blue Note era, and the funk that grew out of both. Around that core sit British Invasion pop, Link Wray's tremolo-heavy instrumentals, and a vein of counterculture oddity — Beefheart, the Bonzo Dog Band, the Holy Modal Rounders — that keeps the set from playing as a straight revival.
- Link Wray - La De Da (0:00)
- Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band - Where There’s Woman (4:00)
- Otis Redding - I'm Sick Y'All (5:30)
- Wilson Pickett - Mercy, Mercy (8:30)
- Kool & The Gang - Breeze & Soul (11:30)
- Lee Morgan - Yes I Can, No You Can't (16:30)
- Dexter Gordon - I Was Doing All Right (24:00)
- Don Covay & the Goodtimers - Iron Out the Rough Spots (33:00)
- Ramsey Lewis - Wade In The Water (36:00)
- The Holy Modal Rounders - Bird Song (Live) (39:30)
- Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood - Summer Wine (42:00)
- The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band - Death Cab for Cutie (45:30)
- Dr John - Life (48:00)
- Nina Simone - Some Say (50:30)
- The Kinks - Milk Cow Blues (52:30)
- The Byrds - Have You Seen Her Face (56:00)
- Bee Gees - Indian Gin and Whiskey Dry (59:00)
- Pastor T.L. Barrett and The Youth for Christ Choir - Nobody Knows (1:00:30)
- Sam Cooke - Summertime (1:06:30)
- Ramsey Lewis - Summertime (1:08:30)
- Ray Charles - Tell Me How Do You Feel (1:17:30)
- Herbie Mann - Hey Ho (1:20:00)
- Eddie Harris - Fooltish (LP Version) (1:29:00)
- Sam & Dave - You Don't Know Like I Know (1:36:00)
- Sly Stone - Hot Fun In the Summertime (1:38:30)
- James Brown - Popcorn With A Feeling (Instrumental) (1:41:00)
- Greenflow - I Got'Cha (1:44:00)
- Curtis Mayfield - Now You're Gone (1:49:00)
- Jimmy Smith - Root Down and Get It (1:56:00)
- King Curtis - Memphis Soul Stew (2:02:30)
- Link Wray - Juke Box Mama (2:05:30)
- Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band - Plastic Factory (2:09:30)
- The Kinks - When I See That Girl of Mine (2:12:30)
- Bee Gees - Kitty Can (2:15:00)
- The Seeds - Pushing Too Hard (2:17:30)
- Lee Morgan - The Rumproller (2:20:30)
- Donald Byrd - Slow Drag (2:30:00)
- Ramsey Lewis - Jade East (2:39:30)
- The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band - Cool Britannia (2:42:30)
- The Fraternity of Man - Don't Bogart Me (aka Don't Bogart That Joint) (2:43:30)
- Bob Dylan - All Along the Watchtower (2:46:30)
- James Brown - Top of the Stack (Inst.) (2:49:00)
- John Coltrane - Syeeda's Song Flute (2:51:30)
- Lou Donaldson - One Cylinder (2:59:00)
- Miles Davis - Ah-Leu-Cha (3:05:30)
- Herbie Hancock - Chameleon (3:11:00)
- Kool & The Gang - Give It Up (3:22:00)
- Ray Charles - Rockhouse, Pts. 1 & 2 (3:26:30)
- Sam Cooke - Wonderful World (3:29:30)
- Nina Simone - It Be's That Way Sometime (3:32:00)
- Otis Redding - Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song) (3:34:30)
- Sam & Dave - Soothe Me (3:37:30)
- Don Covay - Everything Gonna Be Everything (3:40:00)
- Wilson Pickett - Something You Got (3:42:00)
- Curtis Mayfield - Get Down (3:45:00)
- Freddie Hubbard - Straight Life (3:51:00)
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