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Craig Charles is joined by Diesler, a club DJ, record producer, remixer and manager of Here and Now Records.

Craig's guest is The Diesler who's a Club DJ, record producer, re-mixer and label manager at Here And Now Records. He's stopping by to show off his new album 'A Little Something Radio : Music From The Modern Soul Underground'. We'll be stopping off in a new country that has a strong Funk & Soul scene for Around The World In 80 Tunes. Craig will be celebrating 1968 in The Funk & Soul Years. The artists that we'll feature are James Brown, The Temptations and Otis Redding.

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Sat 7 Feb 201518:00
BBC Radio 6 Music

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Music Played

  • Hackney Colliery Band

    No Diggity

    • Wah Wah 45s.

  • Maceo Parker

    Homeboy

    • Esc Records.

  • Darrell Banks

    Angel Baby (Don't You Ever Leave Me)

    • Kent.

  • Ephemerals

    You Made Us Change’

    • Jalapeno.

  • King Curtis

    Spooky

    • Colombia.

  • Mark Ronson Vs The White Stripes

    Seven Nation Funk

    • White.

  • The Chambers Brothers

    Uptown

    • Columbia-Legacy.

  • Chuck Wood

    Seven Days Too Long

    • Universal.

  • Skeewiff v. Shawn Lee

    Teen Beat (Skeewiff Mix)

    • Pedigree Records.

  • Ann Sexton

    You've Been Gone Too Long

    • Goldmine Soul Supply.

  • Jimmy “Bo” Horne

    Let Me (Let Me Be Your Lover)

    • TK Records.

  • Professor Longhair

    Big Chief

    • Watch Records.

  • Around The World In 80 Tunes: Tel Aviv

    • The Apples

      Killing

      • Freestyle Records.

  • Tower of Power

    Soul Vaccination

    • Warner Bros.

  • Sharon Jones and the Dap‐Kings

    Little Boys With Shiny Toys

    • Daptone Records.

  • Talcum Time

    • Bottom and Company

      Gonna find A True Love

      • UMC.

    • Barbara Lynn

      I'm a Good Woman

      • Edsel.

    • Ellipsis

      People

      • Soul7.

  • Womack Brothers

    Somebody's Wrong

    • Ace Records.

  • Dennis Coffey & The Detroit Guitar Band

    Scorpio

    • Sussex.

  • Diesler Interview

    • Brownout

      Flaximus' Renegades Of Jazz (B-Boy Edit)

      • Freestyle.

    • George Jackson And Dan Greer

      You Didn't Know It But You Had Me

      • Kent Soul.

    • Swing Republic featuring Blind Willie McTell

      Searching The Desert For The Blues

      • Freshly Squeezed.

    • Funky Destination

      Something To Funk On

    • Funkadelic

      (Not Just) Knee Deep Pt.1

      • Cold Busted.

  • Version Excursion

    • Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes

      Bad Luck (Mike Mauro Mix)

      • Harmless.

  • The Funk & Soul Years: 1968

    • The Temptations

      Cloud Nine

      • Motown.

    • James Brown

      Say It Loud (I'm Black and I'm Proud)

      • Universal.

    • Etta James

      Tell Mama

      • Replay.

  • Trunk of Funk

    • Ray Barretto

      Right On (Whiskey Barons Got Some Afro Mix)

      • Fania.

    • Chuck Brown

      We Need Some Money

      • Essential Classics.

    • Bobby Womack

      Never Let Nothing Get The Best Of You

      • Columbia.

  • Maceo Parker

    Papa's Got A Brand New Bag

    • Moosicus.

  • Trunk of Funk

    • Wesley, Fred & The New J.B.'s

      Little Boy Black

      • Breakin’ Bread.

    • Lack of Afro

      Touch My Soul

      • Freestyle.

  • Tom Jones

    Right Place Wrong Time

    • Decca.

  • Monguito Santamaria

    Hey Sister

    • Fania.

  • Joyce Moreno featuring Roberto Menescal

    Tamba

    • Far Out Recordings.

  • Luca Sapio And The Dark Shadows

    Someone

    • GMG.

  • Shaun Escoffery

    Nobody Knows

    • Dome Records.

  • Ray Panton and Yvonne Harrison

    I Dig You Baby

    • Liquidator Music.

  • Ivan “Boogaloo Joe” Jones

    Black Whip

    • BGP.

Broadcast

  • Sat 7 Feb 201518:00
    BBC Radio 6 Music