Hey everybody!!
Here is my 81st podcast to my very own personal radio show called, “The Andy Morales Show”. This one focuses on the sounds of 1980’s R&B/Electro Music; my most favorite musical genre from the 1980’s decade!! Recorded on: July 29, 2017. Hope all of you will enjoy my 81st podcast to, “The Andy Morales Show”.
Songs on this show:
1. Michael Jonzun – “Burnin’ Up (12″ Extended Vocal Version)” (A&M Records – 1986) (*A huge club hit single performed by one of the founding members to The Jonzun Crew; an early 80’s Hip-Hop/Electro group. / Featured on his second solo album, “Money Isn’t Everything”.)
2. KoKo-PoP – “Foolish Heart” (Motown Records – 1985) (*A forgotten Electro-Funk band from Columbus, OH. / Featured on their final album, “Secrets Of Lonely Boys”.)
3. Patti Austin – “Shoot The Moon (12″ Extended Vocal Version)” (Qwest Records – 1984) (*An incredible R&B/Disco track performed by the god-daughter to Quincy Jones; an infamous R&B/Soul music producer. / Featured on her self-titled fifth LP, “Patti Austin”.)
4. Mission – “Comin’ Home” (CBS / Columbia Records – 1986) (*An obscure Electro-Funk band from Philadelphia, PA. / Featured on their self-titled debut LP, “Mission”.)
5. Walter “Junie” Morrison – “Techno-Freqs (12″ Extended Remix)” (4th & Broadway / Island / Ze Records – 1984) (*A cool Electro-Boogie tune created by one of the members to The Ohio Players; a famous 70’s R&B/Soul band from Dayton, OH. / Featured on his sixth LP, “Evacuate Your Seats”.)
6. Erroll Starr – “The Key (12″ Extended)” (A&M Records – 1986) (*An extremely underrated Electro-Funk performer from Canada. / Featured on his only album from ’87, “Temple Of Love”.)
7. Llife – “Out-Rage-Us (12″ Extended)” (Out-Rage-Us Records – 1985) (*A highly sought after Electro-Funk song by a lost group from New Jersey. / Their only 12″ single released to the public eye.)
8. Cashmere – “Keep Me Up (LP Version)” (4th & Broadway / Philly World Records – 1985) (*An American R&B/Soul group from Philadelphia, PA. / Featured on their last album, “Cashmere”.)
9. The Deuce – “Earthquake (12″ Vocal Version)” (CBS / Columbia Records – 1985) (*An under-appreciated R&B/Electro song and group. / One of their only 12″ singles released in the music business.)
Special thanks to the one who contributed in this podcast:
Febin Bellamy – Unsung Heroes Organization
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