Episode #61: I've Got to Use My Imagination

A full episode of '70s songs awaits your plundering in Star Time #61, beginning with the Queen and ending with a lovely day. Along with some deep album tracks and a nutritionally balanced selection of obscurities, we have more certified hits in this episode than we normally do. Finally found a basis to sneak in Isaac Hayes' "Theme from Shaft," for one thing. Quite a few songs that might sound familiar because of their being sampled for eventual rap hits. Also two songs written by Stevie Wonder, but not sung by Stevie Wonder. Things sometimes work out that way.

Artist	Song	Year	Label
Set 1
Aretha Franklin	When the Battle is Over	1970	Atlantic
Body and Soul	In the Beginning	1971	National General
Mr. Jamo	You Just Ain't Ready (Part 1)	1970	SSS International
Simtec & Wylie	Gotta Get Over the Hump	1971	Mister Chand
Eugene McDaniels	The Lord is Back	1971	Atlantic
Willie Tee	Reach Out for Me	1970	Capitol
Nancy Wilson	Let's Fall in Love All Over	1970	Capitol
Set 2
King Floyd	Groove Me	1971	Cotillion
Ponderosa Twins Plus One	Bound	1971	Horoscope
PG&E	The Time Has Come (to Make Your Peace)	1971	Columbia
Roberta Flack	Sunday and Sister Jones	1971	Atlantic
Bohannon	Getting to the Other Side	1973	Dakar
Thelma Houston	Do Something About It	1972	MoWest
Isaac Hayes	Theme From Shaft	1971	Enterprise
Set 3
Gladys Knight & the Pips	I've Got to Use My Imagination	1973	Buddah
Mandrill	Two Sisters of Mystery	1973	Polydor
Gloria Jones	Why Can't You Be Mine	1973	Motown
William Bell	Drinkin' and Thinkin'	1973	Stax
Creative Source	Harlem	1974	Sussex
Al Green	L-O-V-E (Love)	1975	Hi
Set 4/Outro
Ace Spectrum	Don't Send Nobody Else	1974	Atlantic
The Bar-Kays	Smiling, Styling and Profiling	1974	Volt
Rufus feat. Chaka Khan	Tell Me Something Good	1974	ABC
Jerry Butler	I'm Goin' Left	1976	Motown
Double Exposure	I Declare War	1978	Salsoul
The Pointer Sisters	Fire	1978	Planet
Bill Withers	Lovely Day	1977	Columbia