Other Mixes By RetroJoe
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Pop - Pop/Rock
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Mixed Genre
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Single Artist
Colored in the Key of B
| Artist | Song | |
| Donna Summer |
State of Indepen_dence (1982 #41) 
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| B.B. King | The Thrill is Gone (1970 #15) | |
| Al Green | Tired of Being Alone (1971 #11) | |
| Wilson Pickett | 634-5789 (Soulsville U.S.A.) (1966 #13) | |
| Mary Wells | Two Lovers (1963 #7) | |
| Redbone | Come and Get Your Love (1974 #5) | |
| Booker T. & The MGs | Groovin' (1967 #21) | |
| The Supremes | A Breath Taking Guy (1963 #75) | |
| The Staple Singers | Respect Yourself (1971 #12) | |
| The Marvelettes | I Think I Can Change You (1966) | |
| Bobby Bland | That's the Way Love Is (1963 #33) | |
| T-Connection | Do What You Wanna Do (1977 #46) | |
| Shortly Long | Function at the Junction (1966 #97) | |
| J.J. Jackson | But It's Alright (1966 #22) | |
| Bar-Kays | Soul Finger (1967 #17) | |
| Aretha Franklin | Spanish Harlem (1971 #2) | |
| Major Lance | Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um (1964 #5) | |
| Jelly Beans | I Wanna Love Him So Bad (1964 #9) | |
| Ray Ch_arles | Wha'd I Say (1963, stereo -orig 1959 #6) | |
| The Be_ginning of the E_nd | Funky Nassau (1971 #15) | |
| Spinners | Cupid (medley) (1980 #4) | |
| Earth, Wind & Fire | September (1979 #8) | |
| Edwin Starr | Twenty-Five Miles (1969 #6) | |
Comment:
This mix is 72 minutes in length. The picture is of T-Connection. Yep, these songs are all in the key of B!
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track 3 is one of my top 10 all-time favorite songs - love 4, 8, 10, 16, 19 & 21 too
Wow, I think I like the key of B!!!!
Loads of highlights, but I do think September is a perfect pop song.
More of Joe's funky side... looks great!
Love B films, love B music.
U R A B-U-T-ful mixer!
I'd like to be on that planet with T-Connection, where ever it is. that Donna Summer song is one of my favorites from the entire decade of the '80s. not sure why, but it's completely thrilling to me. many hi-lights on this mix beyond Ms. Summer: The Begginning of the Ennd, J.J. Jackson, Mary Wells, Earth, Wind & Fire, Major Lance, jelly Beans, and especially liked that Supremes song. of course it's way too cool to go any higher than #75 on the Billboard Chaarts of the American Masses. really like that one. thanks for sharing all this B-music.