Episode #138: Hit It and Pass It

This week we're in a pleasant, calm-inducing '70s haze. Areas of study include a set full of cats and dogs living together wrapped up in controlled explosions, Jimmy Castor's continued examinations of pre-historic anthropology, retail passion, gambling expeditions, a course in miracles, internal dialogues about human need, and an extended pot joke from R&B's finest Communists which I don't endorse unless there's money in it.

Artist	Song	Year	Label
Set 1
Sheila Wilkerson	Baby You're a Jive Cat	1969	RFT
95th Congress	The World Today	1971	Sussex
Sandy Gaye	Watch the Dog That Bring the Bone	1969	Tragar
Lil Buck & the Top Cats	Cat Scream	1969	La Louisianne
Gentle Persuasion	Dynamite Explodes	1971	Soul Dimension
The Relations	Blow Your Mind Pts. 1 & 2	unknown	Bem Sole
The Eddy Jacobs Exchange	Love (Your Pains Go Deep)	1970	Columbia
Set 2
The Jackson Sisters	I Believe in Miracles	1973	Prophesy
Stevie Wonder	Tuesday Heartbreak	1972	Tamla
Don Ray & Hobbit	We Don't Need It	unknown	Aslon
Leon Mitchison & the Eastex Frwy. Band	Whatcha Need	70's	Mitchitone
The Jimmy Castor Bunch	Luther the Anthropoid (Ape Man)	1972	RCA Victor
Olympic Runners	Put Your Music Where Your Mouth Is	1974	London
People's Choice	Love Shop	1974	TSOP
5 Miles Out	Super Sweet Girl of Mine	1972	Hot Line
Set 3
Love Committee	One Day of Peace	1974	Golden Fleece
Asha Puthli	Right Down Here	1973	CBS
Natural Four	Baby Come On	1975	Curtom
Joni Adams & the Fenderman 70	Las Vegas	unknown	Zodiac
Rasputin Stash	Hit It and Pass It	1974	Gemigo
Road Runners	No Names Will Be Called	unknown	Custom Sound
The Fantastic Johnny C	Don't Depend on Me	1975	Phil L.A. of Soul
Set 4
Billy Preston	Found the Love	1975	A&M
Johnny Bristol	I Sho Like Groovin' With Ya	1976	Atlantic
Popcorn Wylie	Both Ends Against the Middle	1974	ABC
24-Carat Black	Gone the Promises of Yesterday	1975	unknown
R.B. Hudmon	How Can I Be a Witness?	1975	Atlantic
Donna Summer	I Feel Love	1977	Casablanca