Episode #185: One Nation Under a Groove


Normally Star Time eschews politics. In fact this show makes only passing reference to recent events and doesn't mention names. You may nonetheless infer from this episode's "wait-for-it" introduction and portions of Set 4 how the Star Time staff feels about electoral results announced just a couple of hours before its production. Next week we will revert to our usual apolitical stance, so you can tell your meme-lovin' uncle it'll be safe again then.
ArtistSongYearLabel
Set 1   
Melba MooreDon't Cry Sing Along With the Music1966Musicor
The ArtisticsGet My Hands On Some Lovin'1967Okeh
StormyThe Devastator1967Twilight
Jeannie TracyWhere Did You Come From?1968Smogville
Detroit City LimitsNinety Eight Cents Plus Tax1968Okeh
Deniece ChandlerCome On Home to Me Baby1969Toddlin' Town
Richard MarksFunky Four Corners1969Tuska
Taj MahalEverybody's Got to Change Sometime1968Columbia
The Stemmons ExpressWoman, Love Thief1968Karma
Set 2   
The Chambers BrothersFunky1970Columbia
The EquaticsWhat They Doin'?1972Now-Again (reissue)
Ann SextonIf I Work My Thing On You1973Seventy Seven
Jean KnightOne-Way Ticket to Nowhere (It's the End of the Ride)1971Stax
Creations UnlimitedCorruption Is the Thing1972Soul Kitchen
Betty WrightIf You Think You've Got Soul1973Alston
JadePaper Man1974Pesante
Freda PayneWe've Got to Find a Way Back to Love1973Invictus
Set 3   
The Fatback BandKeep on Steppin'1974Event
Iron KnowledgeShow-Stopper1973Tammy
Johnny HammondTell Me What to Do1975Milestone
Darrow FletcherHope for Love1973Kent
Jon LucienPrayer for Peace1974RCA
Dee Edwards(I Can) Deal With That1976De•To
Set 4/Outro   
Boz ScaggsIt's Over1976Columbia
King FloydI Feel Like Dynamite1975Chimneyville
Jimmy Bo HorneGet Happy1977TK Disco
MaxiLover to Lover1977Blue Note
Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah BandHard Times1976RCA Victor
FunkadelicOne Nation Under a Groove1978Warner Bros.

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