The Swap Meet with Kirk, Jubt and Campbell

Campbell goes in this week with a dazzling selection of funky bits from across the map. Dig in!

TJ Johnson Band – Dragonfly (1983)

Yussef Kamaal – Lowrider (2016)

Rose Royce – Is it love you’re after (1979)

Kareem Rashad – Dance (1980s)

Ruth Dawes – I love only you (1986)

Wilbert Longmire – Hawkeye (1980)

Rhyze – I found love in you (1980)

Boz Scaggs – Miss Sun (1980)

Dazzle – It’s not the same (1979)

All Points Bulletin – We got a groove (1981)

Woody Shaw – Every time I see you (1978)

Bob Marley & The Wailers – Guiltiness (1977)

Marvin Gaye – T Plays it cool (1972)

Newban – Magic Lady (edit, 1977)

Ed Kelly & Friend – Pippin’ (1979)

Airto Fogo – Just over (1976)

Cannonball Adderley – Minha Saudade (1962)

Chuck Flores – Padali (1976)

Ana Mazzotti – Sou (1974)

Alex Cole & Cole Cole Band – My angels smile (1980)

Les Sympathics de Porto-Novo – A min we vo nou we (1970s)

Emma Dorgu – Loving (1979)

Jerry Butler – Playin on you (1974)

Ripple – Be my friend (1973)

Andrea Vereen & St Marks Choir – Listen to the moanin’ prayer (1974)

Natural Four – Baby come on (1974)

The Mob – Give it up for love (1975)

Lafayette Afro Rock Band – Hihache (1973)

Esther Phillips – Ms. (1978)

Tim Weisberg Band – Sudden Samba (1978)

LA Boppers – Is this the best (1980)

The Sequence – I just want to know (1983)

Tyzik ft Angela Clemmons & Donny Gerrard – Better & better (1984)

Thomas McClary – Gonna get you back (1984)

JM Silk – Music is the key (1985)

It was a game of two halves this week with Kirk coming in hot with some freshly rediscovered favourite contemporary goodies plus some of the obligatory MPB and disco, and Jubt takes the reigns from 5.30 with a grab bag of old and new including local jazz heroes the Circling Sun "Kohan" from the forthcoming Spirits LP on Soundway, the newie from Surprise Chef, AD90 (Adi Dick), some funky Norwegians and Germans, an odd assortment of boogie bangers, and the dollar bin jam courtesy of Chas Jankel. Thanks for tuning in!

Special guest this week is Kọla Ògundípẹ AKA OOGUN of the Drunk Elephant Sound who takes of a joyride through his record collection.

This week we salute these fallen legends: singer, songwriter, guitarist and drummer Fuzzy Haskins (one of the founders of Doo-wop group the Parliaments and the subsequent Funkadelic/Parliament thang), and blue-eyed soul singer who has been covered and sampled hundreds of times Bobby Caldwell. We are also chuffed to be debuting the new single from hot homegrown soul singer (and 2022 APRA Maioha Award winner) AJA's new single "Feel It". It's out officially Thursday 23rd March (check out her on 95bFM breakfast with Rachel on the day!).