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Fred Wesley joins Craig to talk about his amazing life in music and to show him his James Brown impression.

The legend that is Fred Wesley joins Craig to talk about his amazing life in music and of course to see who can do the best James Brown impression. And we hand over the airwaves to one of our funky listeners to select their 3 favourite tracks in 'Spinage a Trois'. And Craig opens up his trunk fo funk for a 30 minute mix.

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Sat 18 Aug 2012 18:00
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Music Played

  • Night Trains

    No More Heroes

    • Acid Jazz.

  • Kylie Auldist

    Counting On You

    • Freestyle.

  • David Ruffin

    I Want You Back

    • Motown.

  • Just Brothers

    Sliced Tomatoes

    • Harmless.

  • The Bo-Keys

    Writing On The Wall

    • Electraphonic.

  • John Davis and the Monster Orchestra

    Up Jumped The Devil

    • Harmless.

  • Pucho & The Latin Soul Brothers

    Swamp People

    • BGP.

  • Troy Dodds

    The Real Thing

    • Kent Dance.

  • Hot Sauce Ft. Rhonda Washington

    Good Woman Turning Bad

    • Ace.

  • Ray Charles

    I Got A Woman (Smoove Remix)

    • White.

  • Jungle Fire

    Comencemos

    • Colemine.

  • World Funk Airways

    • Toots & The Maytals

      Funky Kingston

      • Trojan.

  • Joe Hinton

    If It Ain't One Thing It's Another

    • Backbeat.

  • Joey Negro & The Sunburst Band - Why Wait For Tomorrow

  • Haggis Horn Mediacity Track

    • The Haggis Horns

      Digging In The Dirt

  • Carl Davis Tribute

    • The Chi‐Lites

      Are You My Woman? (Tell Me So)

      • Kent.

  • Laura Vane & the Vipertones

    Move Me No Mountain

    • Unique.

  • Fatback

    Yum Yum (Gimmie Some)

    • Polydor.

  • 52 Weeks Of Funk – No. 20

    • Kool & the Gang

      Jungle Boogie

      • Delite.

  • Shawn Lee’s Ping Pong Orchestra

    The Definition Of Funk

    • Ubiquity.

  • Sir Joe Quarterman & Free Soul

    They Want Funky Music

    • Freesoul Music.

  • The Charmels

    Oo-Oh A-A-A-H

    • Stax.

  • Fred Wesley Interview

    • Fred Wesley and The J.B.'s

      Get On The Good Foot

      • Hip-O Select.

    • Fred Wesley and The J.B.’s

      Damn Right I'm Somebody

      • People Records.

    • Fred Wesley & The Horny Horns

      Four Play

      • Atlantic.

    • Fred Wesley

      I Love You Like A Brother

      • Hip Bop.

    • Count Basie

      A Square At The Round Table

      • Sinetone.

    • The Count Basie Orchestra

      Jumpin' At The Woodside

      • Universal.

    • Fred Wesley

      House Party

      • Black Black Records.

    • James Brown

      Shoot Your Shot

      • Polydor.

    • Fred Wesley and The J.B.’s

      Blow Your Head

      • Urban.

  • The Trunk Of Funk

    • The Muscle Shoals Swampers

      House For Sale

      • Kent Dance.

    • Bobby John

      Too Late

      • Ace.

    • The Meditation Singers

      Good Old Gospel Music

      • Harmless.

    • Ike & Tina Turner

      Whole Lotta Love

      • United Artist Recordings.

    • 3rd Avenue Blues Band

      Bad Moon Rising

      • Revue.

    • Cody ChesnuTT

      That's Still Mama

      • One Little Indian.

  • Wilson Pickett

    634 5789

    • Stax.

  • The History Of Black Music From 1899

    • Bessie Smith With Buck And His Band

      Gimmie A Pigfoot

      • Universal.

  • Spinage-A-Trois

    • The Wild Magnolias

      (Somebody Got) Soul, Soul, Soul

      • SSC.

    • Ripple

      I Don't Know What It Is But It Sure Is Funky

      • GRC.

    • Five Stairsteps

      O-O-H Child

      • Buddha.

  • Gizelle Smith

    Jonny

    • Mocambo.

  • MFSB

    Get Down With The Philly Sound

    • Philadelphia International.

Broadcast

  • Sat 18 Aug 2012 18:00
    ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 6 Music