Side A
Artist	Song
B.W. Stevenson	My Maria
Bread	Guitar Man
The Delfonics	Didn't I Blow Your Mind
Dobie Gray	Drift Away
Skylark	Wildflower
Sly + The Family Stone	Family Affair
Rufus	Tell Me Something Good
Sly + The Family Stone	Thank You Falettin Me Be Mice Elf Agin
The Jackson 5	Dancing Machine
Brick	Dazz
Stevie Wonder	Living for the City (single edit)
Betty Wright	Clean-up Woman
Smokey Robinson + The Miracles	Tears of a Clown
The People's Choice	Do it any Way You Wanna (cut off)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Queen	Somebody to Love
The Edwin Hawkins Singers	Oh Happy Day
Malo	Suavecito
Tommy James + The Shondells	Crystal Blue Persuasion
James Brown	I Can't Stand Myself (When You Touch Me)
Foghat	I Just Wanna Make Love to You
Pacific Gas + Electric	Are You Ready?
Earth Wind + Fire	Shining Star
The Ohio Players	Fopp
Love Unlimited	Walking in the Rain
New York City	I'm Doing Fine Now (Without You)

Comment:

My valentine to the "soul songs" I loved as I grew up in the 70's. Some notes about the songs that don't seem to belong: QUEEN- A gospel-y arrangement that segues well with the roof-raising "Oh Happy Day". TOMMY JAMES- I used to confuse that song with "Suavecito"; they have a similar romantic vibe. BREAD- The swooping guitar figure and wah-wah solo give "Guitar Man" a sturdy family resemblance to Skylark's "Wildflower". B.W. STEVENSON- More Mexican than R&B, but who doesn't love yodeling along with that chorus?!?

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