Other Mixes By Johnny Dark
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Mixed Genre
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Mixed Genre
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Mixed Genre
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Mixed Genre
Of Heartache And Woe
| Artist | Song | |
| Bobby 'Blue' Bland |
Ain't No Love In the Heart of the City 
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| Maxine Brown | All In My Mind | |
| Arthur Alexander | Anna | |
| Chuck Jackson | Any Day Now | |
| Bessie Banks | Go Now | |
| Betty Lavette | Let Me Down Easy | |
| Brenda Holloway | Every Little Bit Hurts | |
| Solomon Burke | Cry To Me | |
| Garnett Mimms & The Enchanters | Cry Baby | |
| Frederick Knight | I've Been Lonely For So Long | |
| Howard Tate | I've Learned It The Hard Way | |
| Irma Thomas | I Wish Someone Would Care | |
| Ted Taylor | It's Too Late | |
| Jackie Wilson | Lonely Teardrops | |
| James Brown | I Lost Someone | |
| Millie Jackson | If Lovin' You Is Wrong I Don't Want To Be Right | |
| Otis Redding | Pain In My Heart | |
| Etta James | I'd Rather Go Blind | |
| The Temptations | I Wish It Would Rain | |
| Toussaint McCall | Nothing Takes The Place Of You | |
| Aretha Franklin | Today I Sing The Blues | |
| Jimmy Ruffin | What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted | |
| O.V. Wright | You're Gonna Make Me Cry | |
| James Carr | The Dark End Of The Street | |
Comment:
Prompted by an article in a recent issue of Mojo magazine. No real surprise to find that the genre I tried to stick with yielded such a deep wellspring of material related to the theme.My first attempt at crossfading, so please excuse the odd clumsy transition.
Feedback:
Great choices. Some real classics here. You can't go wrong with any of your roster. And no need to apologise for the editing. Didn't even notice anything wrong. Thanks for the link.
I read the same article in Mojo and got a lot of these tracks because of it. Really digging 4, 5, 6, 17, 18 and 24. Great mix.
i'm digging 1,8,17-19, and especially 22.
Especially like Garnet Mims and Jackie Wilson. There's always an ear for heartache and woe.
So so so good.
This looks wonderful.
You had me with the Chuck Jackson and Solomon Burke. Gutbucket-worthy love.
listening now . . . and really enjoying it . . . I had only ever heard the Whitesnake version of 'aint no love. . . ' and had assumed that it was their own composition . . . how wrong could I be ! Anyway, enjoying this.