soul and rnb, for the next hour
The_Hook_Up
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station is running an old show as I had to wait for the cops...weird to hear yourself on the airwww.wevl.org
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Allen Toussaint "poor boy got to move"
Aretha Franklin "lee cross"
Buby Guy "the Treasure Untold"
Chuck Carbo "Can I be Your squeeze"
Ella Washington "the Affair"
Five Duotones "Monkey see Monkey do"
Gene barge "chippie the hippie"
Jerry mcCain "twist 62"
johnny watson and larry williams "find yourself somebody to love"
lc cooke "put me down easy"
lillian Offit "miss you so"
little eva harris "get ready/uptight"
mavis staples "chained"
merry clayton "gimmie shelter"
otis redding "fat gal"
patti drew "knock on wood"
pauline shivers "better tell him no"
pretty purdie "caravan"
quater notes "punkanilla"
shirelles "boys"
ted robinson "thing called love"
willie mitchell "everything is going to be allright"
don bryant "call of distress"
bobby bland "sad feeling"
charlie rich "cant get right"
christine kittrell "call his name"
jean dushon "tired of trying"
lamars "rock steady"
lenox avenue "sunshine"
little johnny taylor "somewhere down the line"
marv johnson "with all thats in me"
orchestra larry harlow "freak off"
the shells "when iM blue"
sir lattimore borwn "shake and vibrate"
sir mack rice "daddys home to stay"
jimmy sabeter "time are changin"
williy wiley "push and shove"
lee fields and the expressions "my world is empty without you"
Lee moses "i cant take no chances"
I somehow ended up at the dudes house who produced Southwest FOB and Triste Janero and it turns out he also was involved in filming "The Beat." He says he has footage that didn't make to the DVDs. I inquired about it, and he quickly changed the subject and directed me toward a framed b&w photo of him and the Fonze.
And what's the story on my copy?
Anyone have any suggestions for a good DVD ripper? Im 99% sure these DVDs arent copied protected.