East End Southern Music Tour (Is Fun) 2010 Show #6

This and the other East End Southern Music Tour (Is Fun) 2010 programs are made up of (mostly) 45rpm records. It is conceivable that some of the 7" vinyl was purchased in the 1960's at Vancouver, B.C.'s HEART & SOUL RECORD SHOP. The East Van business, on Commercial Drive at 1st Avenue, was the first New World African Music record store in Vancouver and probably in Western Canada. It may even have possibly been the first record store to devote itself to the promotion of Black Music in the country. The proprietor of HEART & SOUL passed away on December 19, 2010. Mr. Russell Mar was a gentle, kind soul who gave of himself in that simple way an entrepreneur does. He saw a need and filled it. He filled our lives with music. Russ will be remembered by all of us who love Black Music and all of us who laughed with him and shared time with him. Show # 6 in this series is dedicated to Mr. Russell Mar - The Rhythm 'n' Blues King of Commercial Drive. DJZigZag 1. ( :12) WAGRadio ID 2. (2:22) "Bobby's Blues" - BOBBY "BLUE" BLAND [Duke] 1957 *Note: This ("B" side) was almost a copy of Bland's huge hit "Farther Up The Road" from the same year. 3. (1:55) SDF & DJZZ looking for Hicks Hot Tamales and More in Clarksdale, MS. 4. (1:47) "(Do The) Mashed Potatoes Pt. 1" - NAT KENDRICK & THE SWANS (vocal - "King" Coleman) [Dade 1804] 1960 5. ( :30) SDF & DJZZ finally find Hicks Hot Tamales and More in Clarksdale, MS. Hog Maws await! 6. (1:46) "(Do The) Mashed Potatoes Pt. 2" - NAT KENDRICK & THE SWANS (vocal - "King" Coleman) [Dade 1804] 1960 7. (2:26) "Young Blood" - THE COASTERS [Atco 6087] 1957 - Leon Hughes (tnr vcl), Billy Guy (bar ld vcl), Bobby Nunn (bs vcl), Adolph Jacobs (gtr), Carl Gardner (ld vcl) 8. (2:21) "Respect" - JIMMY SMITH [Verve VK 10536] 1967 - Eric Gale (gtr), Thornel Schwartz (gtr), Ron Carter or Bob Bushnell (bs), Grady Tate or Bernard "Pretty" Purdie (dm), Jimmy Smith (org) *DJZZ sez - why don't ya guess if it's Carter or Bushnell on bass or Tate or "Pretty" Purdie on drums . . . and who's playing lead geetar and who's playin' rhythm? 9. (2:59) "Don't Throw Your Love On Me So Strong" - ALBERT KING [King 5575] 1975 10.(2:17) SDF & DJZZ on Hwy 70/79 headed to Nashville, TN. 11.(2:58) "Salt Pork, West Virginia" - DR. HORSE [Fire 514] 1967 12.(2:11) "Money (That's What I Want) - JENNELL HAWKINS [Amazon 708] 1969 13.(2:43) "Hush Your Mouth" - HUEY "PIANO" SMITH & THE CLOWNS [Ace] 1959 14.(1:49) SDF & DJZZ on the road 15.(3:04) "It's Love Baby (24 Hours A Day)" - HANK BALLARD [King 5798] 1963 - Prod. by James Brown 16.(3:07) "Who-Dun-It?" - MONK HIGGINS [St. Lawrence 1013] 1966 17.(2:28) "What Does It Take (To Win Your Love)" - JR. WALKER & THE ALL STARS [Soul 35062] 1969 18.(3:04) "Hide 'Nor Hair" - RAY CHARLES [ABC Paramount] 19.(1:35) SDF & DJZZ on the road 20.(3:11) "Jack Sax The City" - JOHNNY BEECHER And His Buckingham Road Quintet With Bert Kendricks At The Organ [Warner Bros. 534] 1963 21.(2:56) "Que Sera Sera (Whatever Will Be Will Be)" - HIGH KEYES (or HIGH KEYS) [Atco 6268] 1963 22.(3:05) "I Stand Accused" - JERRY BUTLER [Vee-Jay 598] 1964 23.( :38) SDF & DJZZ on the road 24.(2:46) "True Fine Mama" - LITTLE RICHARD [Specialty 624] 1957 25.(1:52) "She Said Yeah" - LARRY WILLIAMS [Specialty 658] 1958 26.(2:44) "The Cooker" - BILLY LARKIN & THE DELEGATES featuring CLIFFORD SCOTT [Aura] 1965 - Hank Swarn (gtr), Mel Brown (dm), Clifford Scott (tnr sx/flt), Billy Larkin (org) 27.(4:11) "Feel So Bad" - LITTLE MILTON [Checker 1162] 1967 28.(2:24) SDF & DJZZ on Hwy 70 heading to Nashville, TN. 29.(1:57) "I'm A Fool For You" - JAMES CARR [Goldwax 628] 1967 30.(3:01) "Sweetest Thing This Side Of Heaven" - CHRIS BARTLEY [Vando 101] 1967 31.(2:20) "This Is The City" - BERNA-DEAN 32.(2:15) SDF & DJZZ on Hwy 70. 33.(3:11) "Say Man" - BO DIDDLEY [Checker 931] 1959 - alternate lines spoken by Jerome Green 34.( :35) "Little Susie (segment)" - RAY BRYANT - Extro 77:53