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Something Inside of Me playlist for 01/21/2012

Submitted by Colin Kinniburgh on Sat, 21 Jan 2012, 5:58pm
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Artist Title Album Label Link
Etta James Tell Mama; Watchdog; The Love of My Man; I'm Gonna Take What He's Got; The Same Rope; Steal Away Tell Mama Chess
Etta James and Sugar Pie de Santo Do I Make Myself Clear Down in the Basement (Sugar Pie de Santo) Chess
Etta James and Sugar Pie de Santo Somewhere Down the Line Gogo Power Kent http://www.allmusic.com/album/go-go-power-the-complete-chess-singles-1961-1966-r1548092
Sugar Pie de Santo Mama Didn't Raise No Fool; I Want to Know Down in the Basement Chess
Koko Taylor Whatever I Am, You Made Me; Insane Asylum Chess
Big Mama Thornton They Call Me Big Mama; Hound Dog She's Back!
Johnny Otis band Midnight in the Barrelhouse; Faraway Christmas Blues (Johnny Otis on vibraphone); Mambo Boogie; Ain't Nothin' Shakin' The Johnny Otis Show, Vol. 2 Savoy
Sister Rosetta Tharpe Strange Things Happening Every Day Women's Boogie? Rosetta
Evil Gal Blues Albinia Jones Roots of R'n'R, Blues and Early Soul, Vol. 13 Savoy
Bernice Edwards Long Tall Mama Mean Mothers (Independent Women's Blues, Vol.1) Rosetta
Bernice Edwards You Can't Sleep in My Bed Mean Mothers (Independent Women's Blues, Vol.1) Rosetta
Sister Rosetta Tharpe This Train Women's Railroad Blues Rosetta
Nora Lee King Cannon Ball Women's Railroad Blues Rosetta
tracks 1-4, 7 various Jailhouse Blues Rosetta
Etta James Almost Persuaded; The Sky Is Crying; I'd Rather Go Blind; Sunday Kind of Love; Out On the Streets Again; At Last (by request)

ETTA JAMES MEMORIAL BROADCAST following up from Across 110th St.

Etta James (January 25, 1938 - January 20, 2012) RIP.

Etta James recordings followed by an (almost) all-women's blues, roots, and R&B program, including a short commemoration of Johnny Otis (December 28, 1921 - January 17, 2012).

Keep in mind that Something Inside of Me now airs from 2-4 pm on Saturdays, followed by our new show "Hobo's Lullaby". Questions? Comments? Email american@wkcr.org.