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	<itunes:summary>www.soulandjazz.com launched its unique, legal and commercial free podcasting service on the 18th May, 2009, and features music across the spectrum of soul and jazz from the last 50 years.

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		<title>The Ladies Vol.3</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Extra Inches: The Ladies Vol.3
Something a little different for a Tuesday, and why not? It&#8217;s all about the ladies this time round as we feature 14 tracks from the current crop of female magnificence. With cuts from the amazing forthcoming album from Esperanza Spalding to the deliciousness of Ntjam Rosie.  65 minutes that&#8217;ll make [...]]]></description>
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<p>Something a little different for a Tuesday, and why not? It&#8217;s all about the ladies this time round as we feature 14 tracks from the current crop of female magnificence. With cuts from the amazing forthcoming album from Esperanza Spalding to the deliciousness of Ntjam Rosie.  65 minutes that&#8217;ll make your ears say &#8220;Thank you&#8221; for keeping your eyes, and ears of course, on all things <strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">SoulandJazz.com</span></strong>. Enjoy!<br />
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:16pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Ladies Vol.3</span></p>
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<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
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Maysa	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Get Wit Me	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Motions Of Love	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Alicia Myers	&nbsp;&nbsp;	United We Stand	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Peace Of Mind	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Debórah Bond	&nbsp;&nbsp;	If I Didn&#8217;t Need You feat. Lewis Taylor	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Madam Palindrome	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Esperanza Spalding	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Crowned &#038; Kissed (Zobler)	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Radio Music Society<br />
(Promo &#8211; March 19 UK/March 20 US)	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2012<br />
Crystal Johnson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Come Home	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Day Before Heaven	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
April Caspari 	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Love Song	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Something Beautiful	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Gretchen Parlato	&nbsp;&nbsp;	All That I Can Say	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Lost &#038; Found	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Lalah Hathaway	&nbsp;&nbsp;	I&#8217;m Coming Back feat. Racelle Ferrell	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Where It All Begins	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Milan Ring	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Pay Day	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Download	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Jennifer Hartswick	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Liar	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Ocean Floor	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Michon Young	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Always Remember	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Possessing The Promise	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Ntjam Rosie	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Space Of You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Elle	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Nicci Canada	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Attraction	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Twenty Twelve	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Geila Zilkha	&nbsp;&nbsp;	More	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Appearance	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011</p>
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		<itunes:summary>Soemthing a little different for a Tuesday, and why not? It&#039;s all about the ladies this time round as we feature 14 tracks from the current crop of female magnificence. With tracks from the amazing forthcoming album from Esperanza Spalding to the deliciousness of Ntjam Rosie.  65 minutes that&#039;ll make your ears say &quot;Thank you&quot; for keeping your eyes, and ears of course, on all things SoulandJazz.com. Enjoy!</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Extra Inches: SoulCuts Fat Sack</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 25 Dec 2011 12:02:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Extra Inches &#8211; SoulCuts Fat Sack
25th December 2011
It’s a warm welcome to Santa Cutting aka @soulcuts, who has very kindly put together a wonderful 100 minutes show packed full of 23 Christmas songs that&#8217;ll make your holidays come alive. Not the usual suspects &#8211; and we say &#8220;Amen&#8221; to that. Download via the big orange [...]]]></description>
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<p><b>25th December 2011</b></p>
<p>It’s a warm welcome to Santa Cutting aka <strong><a href="http://twitter.com/#!/soulcuts"style="color: #ff9900;">@soulcuts</a></strong>, who has very kindly put together a wonderful 100 minutes show packed full of 23 Christmas songs that&#8217;ll make your holidays come alive. Not the usual suspects &#8211; and we say &#8220;Amen&#8221; to that. Download via the big orange button below and please be sure to have a wonderful time this holiday season.</p>
<p>As always, please feel free to get in touch with the man; he’ll be very happy to hear from you:<br />
<strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">soulcuts@gmail.com</span></strong>. Thoughts, suggestions and lavish gifts are always well received.  Right then.  Enough nonsense.  Let&#8217;s get down to business.</p>
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:16pt;">SoulCuts Fat Sack</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">25th December 2011</span></p>
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<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>
Dj Jazzy Jeff &#038; Ayah	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Xmas Time	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Download	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
The Whispers	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Funky Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Happy Holidays To You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1979<br />
Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Wonderful Christmastime	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Ultimate Gift	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2008<br />
Luther Vandross	&nbsp;&nbsp;	May Christmas Bring You Happiness	&nbsp;&nbsp;	R&#038;B Christmas Volume 1	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2004<br />
DeRobert &#038; The Half-Truths	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Christmas Kisses	&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
G.E.D. Soul Records Super Soul Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Alexander O&#8217;Neal	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Our First christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	My Gift To You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1988<br />
Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Be There For Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	It&#8217;s Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2008<br />
The Whispers	&nbsp;&nbsp;	This Time Of Year	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Happy Holidays To You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1979<br />
Eugene Wilde	&nbsp;&nbsp;	I Love Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Christmas at SedSoul	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Al Green	&nbsp;&nbsp;	What Christmas Means to Me	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Trust In God/White Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2002<br />
The Revelations feat. Tre Williams	&nbsp;&nbsp;	It&#8217;s Christmas Time	&nbsp;&nbsp;	It&#8217;s That Time Of Year	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Donny Hathaway	&nbsp;&nbsp;	This Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	A Donny Hathaway Collection	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1990<br />
Princess Freesia	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Walkin&#8217; In A Winter 	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Christmas Single	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Alexander O&#8217;Neal	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Thank You For A Good Year	&nbsp;&nbsp;	My Gift To You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1988<br />
C. Robert Walker	&nbsp;&nbsp;	On This Day	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Christmas at SedSoul	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
The Whispers	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Happy Holidays To You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Happy Holidays To You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1979<br />
Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Give Love On Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	It&#8217;s Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2008<br />
Luther Vandross	&nbsp;&nbsp;	This Is Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	This Is Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1995<br />
Choklate	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Christmas Time Again	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Fah La La La La The Christmas EP	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Howard Hewett	&nbsp;&nbsp;	That&#8217;s Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Howard Hewett Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2008<br />
Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Peace and Joy	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Ultimate Gift	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2008<br />
Brien Andrews &#038; Kabanya Chemise	&nbsp;&nbsp;	O Come Emmanuel	&nbsp;&nbsp;	This Christmas	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
José James	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Christmas Song	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Download	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011</p>
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		<itunes:summary>It’s a warm welcome to Santa Cutting aka @soulcuts, who has very knidly put together a wonderful 100 minutes show packed full of 23 Christmas songs that&#039;ll make your holidays come alive. Not the usual suspects - and we say &quot;Amen&quot; to that. Download and please be sure to have a wonderful time this holiday season.</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of Ola Onabule</title>
		<link>http://www.soulandjazz.com/2011/12/extra-inches-the-music-of-ola-onabule/</link>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 14 Dec 2011 12:26:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of of Ola Onabule
Being a big fan of Ola Onabule and whilst musing over his latest offering &#8216;Seven Shades Darker&#8217; &#8211; excellent BTW, I thought it high time that we paid tribute to a man who I consider to be one of the best UK soul singers from over the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of of Ola Onabule</span></strong></p>
<p>Being a big fan of Ola Onabule and whilst musing over his latest offering &#8216;Seven Shades Darker&#8217; &#8211; excellent BTW, I thought it high time that we paid tribute to a man who I consider to be one of the best UK soul singers from over the last two decades. Strangely, Paul Cutting, aka <strong><a href="http://twitter.com/#!/soulcuts"style="color: #ff9900;">@soulcuts</a></strong>, was thinking the same thing at the same time. The rest they say, is history. Several weeks later then, here are 16 tracks presented by Mr. Cutting &#8211; some familiar, some maybe not so, but continuuing with our 100% &#8216;Best of British&#8217; guarantee of soul greatness. Download via the orange button below and allow us to show you why all of us at <strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">SoulandJazz.com</span></strong> hold Mr. Onabule in such high esteem. [BH]<br />
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:16pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Music of Ola Onabule</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	It&#8217;s Never Over	&nbsp;&nbsp;	From Meaning, Beyond Definition	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1997<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Changed	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Ambitions for Deeper Breadth	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2002<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	I&#8217;m Gonna Know You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Precious Libations For Silent Gods	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1999<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Who Are You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Devoured Man	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2007<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Soul Town	&nbsp;&nbsp;	In Emergency, Brake Silence	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2004<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Wonderful Feeling	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Ambitions for Deeper Breadth	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2002<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Closer	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Ambitions for Deeper Breadth	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2002<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Don&#8217;t Live In Anger	&nbsp;&nbsp;	From Meaning, Beyond Definition	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1997<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	You&#8217;d Better Believe	&nbsp;&nbsp;	More Soul Than Sense	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1995<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Heart Of Lead	&nbsp;&nbsp;	In Emergency, Brake Silence	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2004<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	You Summarise	&nbsp;&nbsp;	From Meaning, Beyond Definition	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1997<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Never Alone	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Precious Libations For Silent Gods	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1999<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Stay Here Forever	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Precious Libations For Silent Gods	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1999<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Let Love Alone	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Seven Shades Darker	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Be A Man	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Seven Shades Darker	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Ola Onabule	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Every Prey	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Seven Shades Darker	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011</p>
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		<itunes:summary>Being a big fan of Ola Onabule and whilst musing over his latest offering &#039;Seven Shades Darker&#039; - excellent BTW, I thought it high time that we paid tribute to a man who I consider to be one of the best UK soul singers from over the last two decades. Strangely, Paul Cutting, aka @soulcuts, was thinking the same thing at the same time. The rest they say, is history. Several weeks later then, here are 16 tracks presnted by Mr.Cutting - some familiar, some maybe not so, but continuuing with our 100% &#039;Best of British&#039; guarantee of soul greatness. Download and allow us to show you why all of us at SoulandJazz.com hold Mr. Onabule in such high esteem. [BH]</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of Light Of The World, Incognito &amp; Beggar &amp; Co.</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Dec 2011 13:04:09 +0000</pubDate>
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My thoughts on Bluey are well documented and my deisre to see him recognised by The Queen for services to music is unequivocal &#8211; an OBE would be a very nice way to start 2012. That being said, he and the [...]]]></description>
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<p>My thoughts on Bluey are well documented and my deisre to see him recognised by The Queen for services to music is unequivocal &#8211; an OBE would be a very nice way to start 2012. That being said, he and the chaps all started out together back in the late 70&#8217;s as part of Light Of The World, which over the years has spawned many offsprings. LOTW remain but over the last 30 years Incognito and Beggar &#038; Co. have developed their own identity as well and between all three have made some quite magical music. </p>
<p>Here then are 14 tracks &#8211; some familiar, some maybe not so, but all have a 100% &#8216;Best of British&#8217; guarantee of Jazz-Funk greatness. Download via the orange button below and allow us to love, love, love your ears. [BH]<br />
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:16pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Music of Light Of The World, Incognito &#038; Beggar &#038; Co.</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Light Of The World	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Swingin&#8217;	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Light Of The World	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1979<br />
Light Of The World	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Pete&#8217;s Crusade	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Round Trip	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1980<br />
Incognito	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Closer To The Feeling	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Tribes, Vibes And Scribes	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1992<br />
Light Of The World	&nbsp;&nbsp;	No. 1 Girl	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Check Us Out	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1982<br />
Incognito	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Shine On	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Jazz-Funk	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1981<br />
Beggar &#038; Co.	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Niija	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Legacy	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Light Of The World	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Ride The Love Train	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Check Us Out	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1982<br />
Beggar &#038; Co.	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Somebody Help Me Out	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Monument	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1981<br />
Light Of The World	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Famous Faces	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Check Us Out	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1982<br />
Incognito	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Promise You The Moon	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Inside Life	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1991<br />
Light Of The World	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Time	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Remixed	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1981<br />
Incognito	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Cada Dia (Day By Day)	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Who Needs Love	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2002<br />
Light Of The World	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Boys In Blue	&nbsp;&nbsp;	12&#8243; Single	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1980<br />
Beggar &#038; Co.	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Makin&#8217; Music	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Legacy	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011</p>
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		<itunes:summary>My thoughts on Bluey are well documented and my deisre to see him recognised by The Queen for services to music is unequivocal - an OBE would be a very nice way to start 2012. That being said, he and the chaps all started out together back in the late 70&#039;s as part of Light Of The World, which over the years has spawned many offsprings. LOTW remain but over the last 30 years Incognito and Beggar &amp; Co. have developed their own identity as well and between all three have made some quite magical music. 

Here then are 14 tracks - some familiar, some maybe not so, but all have a 100% &#039;Best of British&#039; guarantee of Jazz-Funk greatness. Download and allow us to love, love, love your ears. [BH]</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of The Brothers Johnson</title>
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Given the impetus we&#8217;re experiencing currently, it just doesn&#8217;t feel right to let any day go pass without another new show being added to our roster as we head towards the imminent launch of SoulandJazz.FM. So, with that being said, what a pleasure to put together another [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of The Brothers Johnson</span></strong></p>
<p>Given the impetus we&#8217;re experiencing currently, it just doesn&#8217;t feel right to let any day go pass without another new show being added to our roster as we head towards the imminent launch of <strong><a href="http://www.soulandjazz.com/membership/campaign/index.html"style="color: #ff9900;">SoulandJazz.FM</a></strong>. So, with that being said, what a pleasure to put together another fantastic hour of music from one of my favourite groups ever &#8211; The Brothers Johnson. 14 cuts from seven albums which highlights their marvellous contribution over two decades.  You&#8217;ll know many of the tracks but some, maybe not. The good news is that they&#8217;re put together here as testament to the magic of the brothers and especially for you to enjoy.<br />
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:16pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Music of The Brothers Johnson</span></p>
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<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
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The Brothers Johnson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Caught Up	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Winners	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1981<br />
The Brothers Johnson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Tokyo	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Out Of Control	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1984<br />
The Brothers Johnson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Ain&#8217;t We Funkin&#8217; Now	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Blam!!	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1978<br />
The Brothers Johnson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Strawberry Letter #23	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Right On Time	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
The Brothers Johnson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	This Had To Be	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Light Up The Night	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1980<br />
The Brothers Johnson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Real Thing	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Winners	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1981<br />
The Brothers Johnson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Light Up The Night	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Light Up The Night	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1980<br />
The Brothers Johnson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Q&#8217;	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Right On Time	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
The Brothers Johnson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Brother Man	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Right On Time	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
The Brothers Johnson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	We Must Be In Love	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Kickin&#8217;	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1988<br />
The Brothers Johnson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	You Keep Me Coming Back	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Out Of Control	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1984<br />
The Brothers Johnson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Stomp!	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Light Up The Night	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1980</p>
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		<title>Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of Bobby Womack</title>
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The question I got asked in the summer was just when were we going to get round to paying homage to one of the greatest living soul legends of our time &#8211; Bobby Womack?  I know, I know. It&#8217;s been far too long.  Well, you have [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of Bobby Womack</span></strong></p>
<p>The question I got asked in the summer was just when were we going to get round to paying homage to one of the greatest living soul legends of our time &#8211; Bobby Womack?  I know, I know. It&#8217;s been far too long.  Well, you have to wait not a moment longer as we are proud to present a collaborative one-hour show highlighting 14 memorable moments from the great man. Collaborative in the sense that Chris Wells, the Editor of Echoes Magazine, has thrown many suggestions my way with regards to tracks that &#8220;You couldn&#8217;t possibly leave out&#8221;.  Well, sadly, some did have to make way, but they&#8217;ll be good for Volume 2!  I won&#8217;t get into a blow-by-blow account of each track, but needless to say, when you hear a retropspective such as this, you&#8217;ll wonder how radio continues to ignore the work of such genius. When people talk about Wonder, Gaye, Hathaway and Mayfield, I have to say that Womack should never be excluded from that list either.  Take a listen and you&#8217;ll understand why.  Enjoy!<br />
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:16pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Music of Bobby Womack</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Something For My Head	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Home Is Where The Heart Is	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1976<br />
Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Trust Your Heart (Extended Version)	&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
Leon Ware &#038; Friends (Orig&#8217; &#8211; Pieces 1978)	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2009<br />
Wilton Felder	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Inherit The Wind feat. Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Original 12&#8243; Mix	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1980<br />
Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Daylight	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Safety Zone	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1975<br />
Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	You&#8217;re Welcome, Stop On By	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Lookin&#8217; For A Love Again	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1973<br />
Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Surprise, Surprise	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Poet II	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1984<br />
Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	So Many Sides Of You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Poet	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1981<br />
Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	If You Want My Love, Put Something Down On It	&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
I Don&#8217;t Know What The World Is Coming To	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1975<br />
Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Caught Up In The Middle	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Pieces	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1978<br />
Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	I Wish He Didn&#8217;t Trust Me So Much	&nbsp;&nbsp;	So Many Rivers	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1985<br />
Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	I Don&#8217;t Wanna Be Hurt By Ya&#8217; Love Again	&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
Lookin&#8217; For A Love Again	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1973<br />
Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Doing It My Way	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Lookin&#8217; For A Love Again	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1973<br />
Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	How Could You Break My Heart	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Roads Of Life	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1979<br />
Bobby Womack	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Tell Me Why	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Poet II	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1984</p>
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		<itunes:summary>The question I got asked in the summer was just when were we going to get round to paying homage to one of the greatest living soul legends of our time - Bobby Womack?  I know, I know. It&#039;s been far too long.  Well, you have to wait not a moment longer as we are proud to present a collaborative one-hour show highlighting 14 memorable moments from the great man. Collaborative in the sense that Chris Wells, the Editor of Echoes Magazine, has thrown many suggestions my way with regards to tracks that &quot;You couldn&#039;t possibly leave out&quot;.  Well, sadly, some did have to make way, but they&#039;ll be good for Volume 2!  I won&#039;t get into a blow-by-blow account of each track, but needless to say, when you hear a retropspective such as this, you&#039;ll wonder how radio continues to ignore the work of such genius. When people talk about Wonder, Gaye, Hathaway and Mayfield, I have to say that Womack should never be excluded from that list either.  Take a listen and you&#039;ll understand why.  Enjoy! [BH]</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of Dayton, Ohio Vol.2</title>
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The first time we highlighted the music of Dayton, Ohio was back in June 2010. Much music has flowed under the Studio Two bridge since then so it&#8217;s high-time we revisited one of the most soulful and funky city&#8217;s in America. Added to the wonderful list of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of Dayton, Ohio Vol.2</span></strong></p>
<p>The first time we highlighted the music of Dayton, Ohio was back in June 2010. Much music has flowed under the Studio Two bridge since then so it&#8217;s high-time we revisited one of the most soulful and funky city&#8217;s in America. Added to the wonderful list of luminaries this time round are the UWF All-Stars featuring Roger Troutman from back in 1999. Charlie Wilson didn&#8217;t sound too bad on this track either. So &#8211; Heatwave, Slave, Steve Arrington&#8217;s Hall of Fame, Dayton, Sun, Lakeside, The Ohio Players and Wood, Brass &#038; Steel get their groove on in no uncertain fashion. Hit the big orange download button and make your day feel magnificent. 62 minutes in CD quality. Sounds good, eh? </p>
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:16pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Music of Dayton, Ohio Vol.2</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Sun	&nbsp;&nbsp;	They&#8217;re Calling For More	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Wanna Make Love	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1976<br />
Dayton	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Eyes On You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Dayton	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1980<br />
The Ohio Players	&nbsp;&nbsp;	O-H-I-O	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Angel	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
Heatwave	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Big Guns	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Current	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1982<br />
Wood, Brass &#038; Steel	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Always There	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Wood, Brass &#038; Steel	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1976<br />
The Ohio Players	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Skin Tight	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Skin Tight	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1974<br />
Slave	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Slide	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Slave	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
Sun	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Sun Is Here	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Sunburn	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1978<br />
UWF All Stars feat. Roger Troutman	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Nuthin But A Party	&nbsp;&nbsp;	United We Funk	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1999<br />
Steve Arrington&#8217;s Hall Of Fame	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Weak At The Knees	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1983<br />
Lakeside	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Fantastic Voyage	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Fantastic Voyage	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1980</p>
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		<itunes:summary>The first time we highlighted the music of Dayton, Ohio was back in June 2010. Much music has flowed through Studio Two since then but it&#039;s high-time we revisited one of the most soulful and funky city&#039;s in America. Added to the wonderful list of luminaries this time round are the UWF All-Stars featuring Roger Troutman from back in 1999. Charlie Wilson didn&#039;t sound too bad on this track either. So - Heatwave, Slave, Steve Arrington&#039;s Hall of Fame, Dayton, Sun, Lakeside, The Ohio Players and Wood, Brass &amp; Steel get their groove on in no uncertain fashion. Hit the big orange download button and make your day feel magnificent. 62 minutes in CD quality. Sounds good, eh? </itunes:summary>
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		<title>Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of Rahsaan Patterson</title>
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I&#8217;ve been a fan of Rahsaan Patterson since, well, the first time I got to hear him back in 1994 when he guested with Colour Club.  His solo career as a singer really sparked to life a few years later and the rest they say, is history. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of Rahsaan Patterson</span></strong></p>
<p>I&#8217;ve been a fan of Rahsaan Patterson since, well, the first time I got to hear him back in 1994 when he guested with Colour Club.  His solo career as a singer really sparked to life a few years later and the rest they say, is history. To these ears then he&#8217;s been making great music for seventeen years and in &#8216;Love In Stereo&#8217; one of my top ten albums ever &#8211; &#8216;It Ain&#8217;t Love&#8217;? I rest my case.  On offer here are thirteen tracks from nine different albums and not all solo projects either. Collobarations with Mikelyn Roderick and Steve Harvey show his ease at working with like-minded people.  The problem here was what made the cut first time round. Not easy. He&#8217;s incredibly talented, a smashing fella and a man I&#8217;ve had the pleasure of meeting many times. I look forward to the next time.  For the moment though, I hope you like the first pick. [BH]</p>
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:16pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Music of Rahsaan Patterson</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	So Fine	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1997<br />
Steve Harvey 	&nbsp;&nbsp;	That&#8217;s The Way feat. Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
The Everyday People Project	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2006<br />
Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The One For Me	&nbsp;&nbsp;	After Hours	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2004<br />
Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Day	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Love In Stereo	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1999<br />
Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Street Life	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Hoodlum OST	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1997<br />
Colour Club	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Chicago feat. Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Colour Club	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1994<br />
Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Come Over	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1997<br />
Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Feels Good	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Wines &#038; Spirits	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2007<br />
Mikelyn Roderick	&nbsp;&nbsp;	If Your Really Love Me feat. Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Copasetic Is	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2007<br />
Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Crazy	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Bleuphoria	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Humor	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Love In Stereo	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1999<br />
Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	April&#8217;s Kiss	&nbsp;&nbsp;	After Hours	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2004<br />
Rahsaan Patterson	&nbsp;&nbsp;	It Ain&#8217;t Love	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Love In Stereo	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1999</p>
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		<itunes:summary>I&#039;ve been a fan of Rahsaan Patterson since, well, the first time I got to hear him back in 1994 when he guested with Colour Club.  His solo career as a singer really sparked to life a few years later and the rest they say, is history. To these ears then he&#039;s been making great music for seventeen years and in &#039;Love In Stereo&#039; one of my top ten albums ever - &#039;It Ain&#039;t Love&#039;? I rest my case.  On offer here are thirteen tracks from nine different albums and not all solo projects either. Collobarations with Mikelyn Roderick and Steve Harvey show his ease at working with like-minded people.  The problem here was what made the cut first time round. Not easy. He&#039;s incredibly talented, a smashing fella and a man I&#039;ve had the pleasure of meeting many times. I look forward to the next time.  For the moment though, I hope you like the first pick. [BH]</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Extra Inches &#8211; Decades: The 1970’s Vol.6</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Extra Inches &#8211; Decades: The 1970’s Vol.6
I went to bed on Monday night not knowing what I would record today &#8211; Tuesday, October 5.  I came down into the office this morning and saw the &#8216;Disco Gold&#8217; CD lookiing at me. It all became clear. More adventures from the 70&#8217;s ensued and twelve magnificently [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Extra Inches &#8211; Decades: The 1970’s Vol.6</span></strong></p>
<p>I went to bed on Monday night not knowing what I would record today &#8211; Tuesday, October 5.  I came down into the office this morning and saw the &#8216;Disco Gold&#8217; CD lookiing at me. It all became clear. More adventures from the 70&#8217;s ensued and twelve magnificently varied tracks are to be found in this sixty-three minute edition that&#8217;ll make your day sound brighter.  The playlist is below but you&#8217;ll need to download for the Bobby Shad track alone. Is this where Sunlightsquare got their inspiration for their forthcoming album? A sixty-five piece band? Don&#8217;t be ridiculous! But it sounds incredible nearly 40 years on and for that visionary moment we should be grateful. </p>
<p>Volume 7 will be here before you know it, but for now, enjoy the moment. [BH]</p>
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:16pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Decades: The 1970’s Vol.6</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Bobby Shad &#038; the Bad Men	&nbsp;&nbsp;	I Want You Back	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Bobby Shad &#038; the Bad Men	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1973<br />
Earth, Wind &#038; Fire	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Diana	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Luxury Soul (Orig&#8217; outtake from &#8216;I Am&#8217; 1979)	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
The 3 Pieces	&nbsp;&nbsp;	I Need You Girl	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Vibes Of Truth	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1975<br />
Clarence Smith	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child	&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
Whatever Happened To Love	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1973<br />
Patti Jo	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Ain&#8217;t No Love Lost	&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
Manhattan Soul &#8211; Scepter, Wand &#038; Musicor (Orig; 7&#8243; Single 1972)	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
James Mason	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Funny Girl	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Rhythm Of Life	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
Splendor	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Special Lady	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Luxury Soul (Orig&#8217; from &#8216;Splendor&#8217; 1979)	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
Harvey Mason	&nbsp;&nbsp;	What&#8217;s Going On	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Funk In A Mason Jar	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
Ronnie Laws	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Love Is Here	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Flame	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
Ted Taylor	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Ghetto Disco	&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
Norman Jay MBE Presents Good Times 30th Anniversary Edition (Orig&#8217; 12&#8243; Single 1977)	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
The Independents	&nbsp;&nbsp;	I Love You, Yes I Do	&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
Disco Gold (Orig; from &#8216;The First Time We Met&#8217; 1972)	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Peter Brown	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Do You Wanna Get Funky With Me	&nbsp;&nbsp;	A Fantasy Love Affair	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977</p>
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		<itunes:summary>I went to bed on Monday night not knowing what I would record today - Tuesday, October 5.  I came down into the office this morning and saw the &#039;Disco Gold&#039; CD lookiing at me. It all became clear. More adventures from the 70&#039;s ensued and twelve magnificently varied tracks are to be found in this sixty-three minute edition that&#039;ll make your day sound brighter.  The playlist is below but you&#039;ll need to download for the Bobby Shad track alone. Is this where Sunlightsquare got their inspiration for their forthcoming album? A sixty-five piece band? Don&#039;t be ridiculous! But it sounds incredible nearly 40 years on and for that visionary moment we should be grateful. 

Volume 7 will be here before you know it, but for now, enjoy the moment. [BH]</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of SOLAR (Sound Of Los Angeles Records) Vol.2</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Sep 2011 14:31:02 +0000</pubDate>
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Well, it might have taken two years to follow up Volume 1 but who&#8217;s counting? What we can be sure of though is that if you liked the first sixty minutes then you&#8217;ll feel very at home with the second edition.  SOLAR [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of SOLAR (Sound Of Los Angeles Records) Vol.2</span></strong></p>
<p>Well, it might have taken two years to follow up Volume 1 but who&#8217;s counting? What we can be sure of though is that if you liked the first sixty minutes then you&#8217;ll feel very at home with the second edition.  SOLAR (Sound Of Los Angeles Records) &#8211; a label with a relatively small roster of artists, so expect to hear more from Shalamar, The Whispers, Midnight Star, Collage, Lakeside and Dynasty. It had me groovin&#8217; in the late 70&#8217;s and well into the 80&#8217;s and funnily enough even now in 2011 I felt myself testing the carpet in Studio Two! A sight to behold. Enjoy! [BH]</p>
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:16pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Music of SOLAR (Sound Of Los Angeles Records) Vol.2</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Shalamar	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Take That To The Bank 	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Original 12&#8243; Mix (Album &#8211; Disco Gardens)	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1978<br />
Dynasty	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Groove Control	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Adventures In The Land Of Music	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1980<br />
The Whispers	&nbsp;&nbsp;	I Can Make It Better	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Imagination	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1980<br />
Midnight Star	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Playmates	&nbsp;&nbsp;	No Parking On The Dance Floor	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1983<br />
Midnight Star	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Open Up To Love	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Standing Together	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1981<br />
The Whispers	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Love Is Where You Find It	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Love Is Where You Find It	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1982<br />
The Whispers	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Cruisin&#8217; In	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Love Is Where You Find It	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1982<br />
Collage	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Winners And Losers	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Shine The Light	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1985<br />
Shalamar	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Over And Over	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Look	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1983<br />
Lakeside	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Something About That Woman	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Your Wish Is My Command	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1981<br />
Dynasty	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Love In The Fast Lane	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Second Adventure	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1981<br />
Midnight Star	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Wet My Whistle	&nbsp;&nbsp;	No Parking On The Dance Floor	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1983</p>
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		<itunes:summary>Well, it might have taken two years to follow up Volume 1 but who’s counting? What we can be sure of though is that if you liked the first sixty minutes then you’ll feel very at home with the second edition of Extra Inches – The Music of SOLAR (Sound Of Los Angeles Records) Vol.2. SOLAR was a label with a relatively small roster of artists, so expect to hear more from Shalamar, The Whispers, Midnight Star, Collage, Lakeside and Dynasty. It had me groovin’ in the late 70’s and well into the 80’s and funnily enough even now in 2011 I felt myself testing the carpet in Studio Two! A sight to behold. Enjoy!</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of Ledisi &amp; Friends Vol.1</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 28 Sep 2011 16:20:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of Ledisi &#038; Friends Vol.1
Ledisi&#8217;s visit this week to London inspired me to give her music more than a passing thought today.  Obviously, a lot of folk have been getting wiser to this lady more recently. Fact of the matter is, she&#8217;s been at it since the late 90&#8217;s. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of Ledisi &#038; Friends Vol.1</span></strong></p>
<p>Ledisi&#8217;s visit this week to London inspired me to give her music more than a passing thought today.  Obviously, a lot of folk have been getting wiser to this lady more recently. Fact of the matter is, she&#8217;s been at it since the late 90&#8217;s. Overnight sensation? There&#8217;s no such thing.  Personally, I love her earlier work with far more emphasis on jazz than of late.  That being said, here collaborations and catalogue thus far is nothing less than magnificent and as way of tribute, here&#8217;s thirteen tracks taken from twelve albums that give a marvellous overview of one of the finest female vocalists in the world today. Volume 2 won&#8217;t be too far behind. [BH]</p>
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:16pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Music of Ledisi &#038; Friends Vol.1</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Get Outta My Kitchen	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Soulsinger	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1999<br />
Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Get To Know You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Lost &#038; Found	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2007<br />
Petalpusher feat. Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Breakin&#8217; It Down (Jay&#8217;s Naked Vocal)	&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
Nude Dimensions Vol. 1 &#8211; The Petalpusher Session	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1999<br />
Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Land Of The Free	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Feeling Orange but Sometimes Blue	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2001<br />
Trombone Shorty feat. Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Then There Was You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	For True	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Devotion	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Interpretations &#8211; Celebrating The Music Of Earth, Wind &#038; Fire	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2007<br />
Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Happy Feelin&#8217;s	&nbsp;&nbsp;	An All-Star Tribute To Maze	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2009<br />
Maysa feat. Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Scat World	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Smooth Sailin&#8217;	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2004<br />
Poncho Sanchez feat. Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Going Back To New Orleans	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Latin Spirits	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2001<br />
Sergio Mendes feat. Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Waters Of March	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Encanto	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2008<br />
Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	I Gotta Get To You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Pieces Of Me	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Say No	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Turn Me Loose	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2009<br />
Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Autumn Leaves	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Feeling Orange but Sometimes Blue	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2001</p>
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		<itunes:summary>Ledisi&#039;s visit to London this week inspired me to give her music more than a passing thought today.  Obviously, a lot of folk have been getting wiser to this lady more recently. Fact of the matter is, she&#039;s been at it since the late 90&#039;s. Overnight sensation? There&#039;s no such thing.  Personally, I love her earlier work with far more emphasis on jazz than of late.  That being said, here collaborations and catalogue thus far is nothing less than magnificent and as way of tribute, here&#039;s thirteen tracks taken from twelve albums that give a marvellous overview of one of the finest female vocalists in the world today. Volume 2 won&#039;t be too far behind. [BH]
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		<title>Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of Raphael Saadiq &amp; Tony Toni Toné</title>
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It occurred to me recently, whilst listening to Tony Toni Toné&#8217;s &#8216;House Of Music&#8217; just how much I love that album. For that reason alone I thought that a feature on the music of Raphael Saadiq along with bands he has been synonymous with: [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Extra Inches &#8211; The Music of Raphael Saadiq &#038; Tony Toni Toné</span></strong></p>
<p>It occurred to me recently, whilst listening to Tony Toni Toné&#8217;s &#8216;House Of Music&#8217; just how much I love that album. For that reason alone I thought that a feature on the music of Raphael Saadiq along with bands he has been synonymous with: the Tonys and Lucy Pearl, would be a marvellous idea.  Covering over three decades then, here’s a fourteen track ‘Selection’ from eight albums that drip with pure soul and funk.   From the killer cut from ‘The Way I See It ‘ with Stevie back in 2008 to adventures with D’Angelo and Q-Tip in 2002 and 1999 respectively.  </p>
<p>On a personal note, I think Rafael Saadiq is one of the most important figures in soul music currently and as a solo artist has that career defining album still to come.  He’s dabbled with the retro sound recently but it’ll be even more interesting to see what’s coming next. [BH]</p>
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:16pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Music of Raphael Saadiq &#038; Tony Toni Toné</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Raphael Saadiq	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Never Give You Up	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Way I See It	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2008<br />
Raphael Saadiq	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Faithful	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Instant Vintage	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2002<br />
Lucy Pearl	&nbsp;&nbsp;	They Can&#8217;t	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Lucy Pearl	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2000<br />
Tony Toni Toné	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Anniversary	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Sons Of Soul	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1993<br />
Tony Toni Toné	&nbsp;&nbsp;	It Never Rains (In Southern California)	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Revival	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1990<br />
Tony Toni Toné	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Holy Smokes &#038; Gee Whiz	&nbsp;&nbsp;	House Of Music	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1996<br />
Lucy Pearl	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Don&#8217;t Mess With My Man	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Lucy Pearl	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2000<br />
Tony Toni Toné	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Let&#8217;s Get Down	&nbsp;&nbsp;	House Of Music	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1996<br />
Raphael Saadiq	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Moving Down The Line	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Stone Rollin&#8217;	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Raphael Saadiq  &#038;  D&#8217;Angelo	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Be Here	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Instant Vintage	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2002<br />
Raphael Saadiq	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Skyy, Can You Feel Me	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Instant Vintage	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2002<br />
Tony Toni Toné	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Lovin&#8217; You	&nbsp;&nbsp;	House Of Music	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1996<br />
Raphael Saadiq &#038; Q-Tip	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Get Involved	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The PJ&#8217;s (OST)	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1999</p>
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		<itunes:summary>It occurred to me recently, whilst listening to Tony Toni Toné&#039;s &#039;House Of Music&#039; just how much I love that album. For that reason alone I thought that a feature on the music of Raphael Saadiq along with bands he has been synonymous with: the Tonys and Lucy Pearl, would be a marvellous idea.  Covering over three decades then, here’s a fourteen track ‘Selection’ from eight albums that drip with pure soul and funk.   From the killer cut from ‘The Way I See It ‘ with Stevie back in 2008 to adventures with D’Angelo and Q-Tip in 2002 and 1999 respectively.  

On a personal note, I think Rafael Saadiq is one of the most important figures in soul music currently and as a solo artist has that career defining album still to come.  He’s dabbled with the retro sound recently but it’ll be even more interesting to see what’s coming next. [BH]</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Extra Inches: The Music of The Average White Band &amp; Friends (1973-1980)</title>
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I&#8217;ll leave it to true music historians to tell the whole tale of the most soulful and funk driven band ever to come out of Scotland: The Average White Band or AWB as they&#8217;re more affectionately referred to. On offer today are thirteen wonderful [...]]]></description>
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<p>I&#8217;ll leave it to true music historians to tell the whole tale of the most soulful and funk driven band ever to come out of Scotland: The Average White Band or AWB as they&#8217;re more affectionately referred to. On offer today are thirteen wonderful tracks coming from a magical eight year period: 1973 -1980. Some of my personal favourites are there &#8211; obviously, but more than that, a true reflection of accomplished writing, production and the truly unique vocal delivery of Hamish Stuart especially. Sixty-two minutes of great memories that I urge you to recommend. Great music needs to be heard&#8230;however old it might be. Enjoy! [BH]</p>
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<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Music of The Average White Band &#038; Friends (1973-1980)</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Average White Band	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Pick Up The Pieces	&nbsp;&nbsp;	AWB	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1974<br />
Average White Band	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Price Of A Dream	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Warmer Communication	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1978<br />
Average White Band	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Person To Person	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Person To Person	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1976<br />
Average White Band	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Jugglers	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Show Your Hand	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1973<br />
Average White Band with Ben E. King	&nbsp;&nbsp;	A Star In The Ghetto 	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Benny &#038; Us	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
Average White Band	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Got The Love	&nbsp;&nbsp;	AWB	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1974<br />
Niteflyte (Feat. Howard Johnson, Hamish Stuart, David Sanborn and Phyllis Hyman)	&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
If You Want It	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Niteflyte	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1979<br />
Average White Band	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Atlantic Avenue	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Feel No Fret	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1979<br />
Average White Band	&nbsp;&nbsp;	She&#8217;s A Dream	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Warmer Communication	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1978<br />
Average White Band	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Work To Do	&nbsp;&nbsp;	AWB	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1974<br />
Average White Band	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Cut The Cake	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Cut The Cake	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1975<br />
Average White Band	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Queen Of My Soul	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Soul Searching 	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1976<br />
Average White Band	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Let&#8217;s Go Round Again	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Original 12&#8243; Mix (From album &#8216;Shine&#8217;)	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1980</p>
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		<title>Extra Inches: The Music of Ashford &amp; Simpson</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Extra Inches: The Music of Ashford &#038; Simpson
August 22 was a sad day when Nick Ashford passed &#8211; one half of the fine songwriting and artist duo Ashford &#038; Simpson.  Here then to celebrate and acknowledge his life is a twelve track &#8216;Selection&#8217; which whilst highlighting their work as artists barely touches the surface [...]]]></description>
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<p>August 22 was a sad day when Nick Ashford passed &#8211; one half of the fine songwriting and artist duo Ashford &#038; Simpson.  Here then to celebrate and acknowledge his life is a twelve track &#8216;Selection&#8217; which whilst highlighting their work as artists barely touches the surface of the group&#8217;s influence over four decades. The music here stems generally from a considered &#8216;golden period&#8217; between 1973 -1984 and sees tracks taken from eight albums. Coming in at sixty-six minutes, download and enjoy the wonderful vocal and writing talents of Nick and Valerie. The music lives on, and for that we should be thankful.</p>
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:16pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Music of Ashford &#038; Simpson</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Have You Ever Tried It	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Gimme Something Real	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1973<br />
(I&#8217;d Know You) Anywhere	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Gimme Something Real	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1973<br />
Somebody Told A Lie	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Come As You Are	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1976<br />
Send It	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Send It	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
Top Of The Stairs	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Send It	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
It Seems To Hang On	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Is It Still Good To Ya	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1978<br />
Stay Free	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Stay Free	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1979<br />
Found A Cure	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Stay Free	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1979<br />
Love Don&#8217;t Make It Right	&nbsp;&nbsp;	A Musical Affair	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1980<br />
Street Corner	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Street Opera	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1982<br />
Solid	&nbsp;&nbsp;	Solid	&nbsp;&nbsp;	1984<br />
Bourgié Bourgié 	&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Warner Brothers Years: Hits Remixes &#038; Rarities 	&nbsp;&nbsp;	2008</p>
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So here&#8217;s the first in the series of our very own Desert Island Discs. Over the next twelve months we’ll be talking to The Band members and to various guest artists who’ll be giving us sixty-minutes of music that they would consider essential if they were to be marooned on some [...]]]></description>
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<p>So here&#8217;s the first in the series of our very own Desert Island Discs. Over the next twelve months we’ll be talking to The Band members and to various guest artists who’ll be giving us sixty-minutes of music that they would consider essential if they were to be marooned on some far-flung outpost. The only luxury they would be allowed would be their albums and CD’s – no iPods! Being his birthday and all, BH steps up to the plate for the inaugural set with what we hope you’ll find an interesting ‘Selection’.  Oh, and by the way, there&#8217;s no playlist just yet. Just download and enjoy a few surprises. In <strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">SoulandJazz.com</span></strong> we trust!</p>
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<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Desert Island Discs &#8211; Brian Hurst</span></p>
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		<title>Extra Inches: 2010 Vol.4</title>
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An early gift from us to you!
Welcome to the final Extra Inches podcast for 2010. Thirteen tracks are on offer which take a close look at the music that’s hot now and tracks that are warming up nicely for 2011.
Albums that arrived late this year included excellent new offerings from Frank McComb, [...]]]></description>
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<p>An early gift from us to you!</p>
<p>Welcome to the final Extra Inches podcast for 2010. Thirteen tracks are on offer which take a close look at the music that’s hot now and tracks that are warming up nicely for 2011.</p>
<p>Albums that arrived late this year included excellent new offerings from Frank McComb, Deborah Jordan and John Stoddart. There was great Jazz work out of Japan from Native plus  from earlier in the year Holland’s Jazzinvaders and also a Danish lady by the name of Annekei whose name is new to me but one that you may well hear much more of. The <em>AnnEmotion</em> track is mesmerising and is produced by Lee Ritenour.</p>
<p>Names to watch our for next year include the Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra., LeNora Jaye, Mister Barrington, Somaji and Victoira Urusova. They all have new sets coming at various stages in 2011 and included here is a taster from all of them.  After hearing these I think you’ll understand why we remain totally convinced that the forthcoming twelve months will be as wonderful as the last.</p>
<p>Finally, special mention to Tom Glide &#038; The Luv All Stars whose album <em>In The Name Of Luv</em> was just about the strongest album this year; incredible.  From it the choice track <em>Love Is Coming Up</em> but fresh for 2011, one of seven remixes about to become available. The version featured  here is by Soul in One. You’ll love it.</p>
<p>Happy Holidays.</p>
<p>Enjoy!</p>
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:18pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">2010 Vol.4</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>The Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra	&nbsp;&nbsp;Mystery (John Morales M&#038;M Mix)&nbsp;&nbsp;	12” Single&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
LeNora Jaye&nbsp;&nbsp;	Always Get Away&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Story&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Frank McComb	&nbsp;&nbsp;Jealousy &#038; Envy&nbsp;&nbsp;	A New Beginning&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Tom Glide &#038; The Luv All Stars	&nbsp;&nbsp;Love Is Comin&#8217; Up (Soul In One Remix)&nbsp;&nbsp;	In The Name Of Luv	&nbsp;&nbsp;2010<br />
John Stoddart	&nbsp;&nbsp;More Than You And Me&nbsp;&nbsp;	Faith, Hope, Love&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Deborah Jordan&nbsp;&nbsp;	What You See&nbsp;&nbsp;	What You See&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Mister Barrington	&nbsp;&nbsp;Wrong Number!	&nbsp;&nbsp;Promo&nbsp;&nbsp;	2011<br />
Native&nbsp;&nbsp;	Dragon Jump&nbsp;&nbsp;	Possibility	&nbsp;&nbsp;2010<br />
Jazzinvaders&nbsp;&nbsp;	Sunchaser&nbsp;&nbsp;	3	&nbsp;&nbsp;2010<br />
Victoria Urusova&nbsp;&nbsp;	Just One Word&nbsp;&nbsp;	Interlace&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Jazzinvaders	&nbsp;&nbsp;My Sun&nbsp;&nbsp;	3&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Annekei&nbsp;&nbsp;	AnnEmotion	&nbsp;&nbsp;Touch&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Somaji	&nbsp;&nbsp;Sonshine&nbsp;&nbsp;	Download&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
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		<itunes:summary>An early gift from us to you!

Welcome to the final Extra Inches podcast for 2010. Thirteen tracks are on offer which take a close look at the music that’s hot now and tracks that are warming up nicely for 2011.

Albums that arrived late this year included excellent new offerings from Frank McComb, Deborah Jordan and John Stoddart. There was great Jazz work out of Japan from Native plus from earlier in the year Holland’s Jazzinvaders and also a Danish lady by the name of Annekei whose name is new to me but one that you may well hear much more of. The AnnEmotion track is mesmerising and is produced by Lee Ritenour.

Names to watch our for next year include the Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra., LeNora Jaye, Mister Barrington, Somaji and Victoira Urusova. They all have new sets coming at various stages in 2011 and included here is a taster from all of them. After hearing these I think you’ll understand why we remain totally convinced that the forthcoming twelve months will be as wonderful as the last.

Finally, special mention to Tom Glide &amp; The Luv All Stars whose album In The Name Of Luv was just about the strongest album this year; incredible. From it the choice track Love Is Coming Up but fresh for 2011, one of seven remixes about to become available. The version featured here is by Soul in One. You’ll love it.

Happy Holidays.

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		<title>Extra Inches: The Music of Maze feat. Frankie Beverly (1977-1985)</title>
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Thanks to the diligence of Mike Batey, who reminded me it was Frankie Beverly’s 64th birthday earlier this week, the suggestion came along that I should do a feature on the great man and his merry men &#8211; and probably not before time too!
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<p>Thanks to the diligence of Mike Batey, who reminded me it was Frankie Beverly’s 64th birthday earlier this week, the suggestion came along that I should do a feature on the great man and his merry men &#8211; and probably not before time too!</p>
<p>So, here you have a ten track ‘Selection’ that takes a look back at some of the magical years that Maze spent on Capitol Records, from their debut in 1977 through to one of Soul’s landmark albums from the 1980’s &#8211; 1985’s <em>Can’t Stop The Love</em>. I won’t go into track details here and the reason for that is simple: generally, you know to a certain extent their sound and <em>Twilight </em>apart (although not featured here), the songs featured are those that so many have loved across the decades.  Albums like the aforementioned<em> Can’t Stop The Love</em> and <em>We Are One</em> have stood the test of time beautifully and their healthy representation here are testament to that fact.</p>
<p>I wasn’t a big Maze fan when I was a teenager but from my early twenty’s I got it – and now even more so, I appreciate just what an institution Maze featuring Frankie Beverly became, and thankfully still are.  </p>
<p>A belated Happy Birthday to Mr. Beverly – and a thank you for the music.<br />
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:18pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Music of Maze feat. Frankie Beverly (1977-1985)</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Maze featuring Frankie Beverly&nbsp;&nbsp;	Happy Feelin&#8217;s&nbsp;&nbsp;	Maze featuring Frankie Beverly	&nbsp;&nbsp;1977<br />
Maze featuring Frankie Beverly	&nbsp;&nbsp;Golden Time Of Day&nbsp;&nbsp;	Golden Time Of Day&nbsp;&nbsp;	1978<br />
Maze featuring Frankie Beverly	&nbsp;&nbsp;Joy And Pain	&nbsp;&nbsp;Joy And Pain&nbsp;&nbsp;	1980<br />
Maze featuring Frankie Beverly	&nbsp;&nbsp;Southern Girl	&nbsp;&nbsp;Live In New Orleans&nbsp;&nbsp;	1981<br />
Maze featuring Frankie Beverly	&nbsp;&nbsp;Back In Stride	&nbsp;&nbsp;Can&#8217;t Stop The Love	&nbsp;&nbsp;1985<br />
Maze featuring Frankie Beverly	&nbsp;&nbsp;Right On Time&nbsp;&nbsp;	We Are One	&nbsp;&nbsp;1983<br />
Maze featuring Frankie Beverly	&nbsp;&nbsp;Too Many Games&nbsp;&nbsp;	Can&#8217;t Stop The Love&nbsp;&nbsp;	1985<br />
Maze featuring Frankie Beverly	&nbsp;&nbsp;We Are One&nbsp;&nbsp;	We Are One&nbsp;&nbsp;	1983<br />
Maze featuring Frankie Beverly	&nbsp;&nbsp;Can&#8217;t Stop The Love&nbsp;&nbsp;	Can&#8217;t Stop The Love&nbsp;&nbsp;	1985<br />
Maze featuring Frankie Beverly	&nbsp;&nbsp;I Wish You Well	&nbsp;&nbsp;Golden Time Of Day&nbsp;&nbsp;	1978<br />
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		<itunes:subtitle>Extra Inches: The Music of Maze feat. Frankie Beverly (1977-1985)</itunes:subtitle>
		<itunes:summary>Extra Inches: The Music of Maze feat. Frankie Beverly (1977-1985)

Thanks to the diligence of Mike Batey, who reminded me it was Frankie Beverly’s 64th birthday earlier this week, the suggestion came along that I should do a feature on the great man and his merry men – and probably not before time too!

So, here you have a ten track ‘Selection’ the takes a look back at some of the magical years that Maze spent on Capitol Records, from their debut in 1977 through to one of Soul’s landmark albums from the 1980’s – 1985’s Can’t Stop The Love. I won’t go into track details here and the reason for that is simple: generally, you know to a certain extent their sound and Twilight apart (although not featured here), the songs featured are those that so many have loved across the decades. Albums like the aforementioned Can’t Stop The Love and We Are One have stood the test of time beautifully and their healthy representation here are testament to that fact.

I wasn’t a big Maze fan when I was a teenager but from my early twenty’s I got it – and now even more so, I appreciate just what an institution Maze featuring Frankie Beverly became, and thankfully still are.

A belated Happy Birthday to Mr. Beverly – and a thank you for the music.</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Extra Inches: 2010 Vol.3</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Extra Inches: 2010 Vol.3
As 2010 winds down it’s really good to see such great music still bubbling to the surface and just asking to be played.  No problems. We’ve got just the right show to slot it all into and for sixty minutes allow us to share twelve such fantastic tracks with you.
New names [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Extra Inches: 2010 Vol.3</span></strong></p>
<p>As 2010 winds down it’s really good to see such great music still bubbling to the surface and just asking to be played.  No problems. We’ve got just the right show to slot it all into and for sixty minutes allow us to share twelve such fantastic tracks with you.</p>
<p>New names bring great promise for the future: Milton Suggs, Chris Turner and Gregory Porter are but three who excel here along with more established names like Incognito, Eric Benet – with a corker alongside Ledisi from his new album ‘<em>Lost In Time</em>’ and the return of Freddie Jackson with a cut from his ‘<em>For You</em>’ set.  Watch out for the UK’s Soul Talk and JD 73 with killer cuts from their latest projects, plus Israel’s Funk ’n’ Stein’ with a cut from the new Soul Unsigned ‘<em>Funky Mission</em>’ collection – music you most certainly won’t hear at the next Bar Mitzvah you attend. Lest we forget, there’s also Rasmus Faber, Miguel Migs and the incredible work of Mr. Tom Glide and The Luv All Stars from his ‘<em>In the Name Of Luv</em>’ album. 12 killers, no fillers!</p>
<p>Stereo, not stereotypical&trade;</p>
<p>Enjoy!<br />
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:18pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">2010 Vol.3</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Milton Suggs&nbsp;&nbsp;	Hope&nbsp;&nbsp;	Things To Come&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Chris Turner&nbsp;&nbsp;	Liquid Love&nbsp;&nbsp;	Download	&nbsp;&nbsp;2010<br />
Funk&#8217;n'Stein	&nbsp;&nbsp;All Day Long&nbsp;&nbsp;	Funky Mission&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Soul Talk	&nbsp;&nbsp;Loving You&nbsp;&nbsp;	Soul Talk&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Rasmus Faber feat. Dyanna Fearon&nbsp;&nbsp;	Yes&nbsp;&nbsp;	Download&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Eric Benet feat. Ledisi	&nbsp;&nbsp;Good Life	&nbsp;&nbsp;Lost In Time&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Freddie Jackson&nbsp;&nbsp;	Say Yea&nbsp;&nbsp;	For You &nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Tom Glide &#038; The Luv All Stars&nbsp;&nbsp;	Love Me Like U Do&nbsp;&nbsp;	In The Name Of Luv	&nbsp;&nbsp;2010<br />
Miguel Migs feat. Peven Everett&nbsp;&nbsp;	Love We Had&nbsp;&nbsp;	Promo &nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
JD73&nbsp;&nbsp;	Sweet Stuff&nbsp;&nbsp;	Pure Gold	&nbsp;&nbsp;2010<br />
Incognito feat. Mario Biondi 	&nbsp;&nbsp;Can&#8217;t Get Enough&nbsp;&nbsp;	Transatlantic RPM&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Gregory Porter&nbsp;&nbsp;	1960 What?	&nbsp;&nbsp;Water&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
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		<itunes:summary>As 2010 winds down it’s really good to see such great music still bubbling to the surface and just asking to be played. No problems. We’ve got just the right show to slot it all into and for sixty minutes allow us to share twelve such fantastic tracks with you.

New names bring great promise for the future: Milton Suggs, Chris Turner and Gregory Porter are but three who excel here along with more established names like Incognito, Eric Benet – with a corker alongside Ledisi from his new album ‘Lost In Time’ and the return of Freddie Jackson with a cut from his ‘For You’ set. Watch out for the UK’s Soul Talk and JD 73 with killer cuts from their latest projects, plus Israel’s Funk ’n’ Stein’ with a cut from the new Soul Unsigned ‘Funky Mission’ collection – music you most certainly won’t hear at the next Bar Mitzvah you attend. Lest we forget, there’s also Rasmus Faber, Miguel Migs and the incredible work of Mr. Tom Glide and The Luv All Stars from his ‘In the Name Of Luv’ album. 12 killers, no fillers!

Stereo, not stereotypical™

Enjoy!</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Extra Inches: The Music of Roy Ayers (1974-1978)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Extra Inches: The Music of Roy Ayers (1974-1978)
As promised, here’s the second instalment from the vibes legend that is Mr. Roy Ayers.  In this edition we cover a five year span that sees Uncle Roy upping the tempo and certainly giving our feet, as well as our ears, something to think about.  From [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Extra Inches: The Music of Roy Ayers (1974-1978)</span></strong></p>
<p>As promised, here’s the second instalment from the vibes legend that is Mr. Roy Ayers.  In this edition we cover a five year span that sees Uncle Roy upping the tempo and certainly giving our feet, as well as our ears, something to think about.  From the excellence of <em>Change Up The Groove</em> in 1974 to two offerings in 1975: <em>A Tear To A Smile</em> and the very wonderful <em>Mystic Voyage</em>, with it’s sublime title track.  There are course many recognisable classics that stem for this period, that although might not have gained chart notoriety, managed to embed themselves in our psyche ever since. Think <em>Everybody Loves The Sunshine, Sweet Tears, Can&#8217;t You See Me</em> and <em>Running Away</em> and you know exactly what I’m referring to.  Other gems on offer include the wonderful original of <em>Searching</em>, his collaboration with Wayne Henderson in 1978 plus further treasures from the albums <em>Vibrations</em> and <em>Everybody Loves The Sunshine</em>.  Volume Three will be here before November’s out.  Enjoy! [BH]</p>
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:18pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">The Music of Roy Ayers (1974-1978)</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>Roy Ayers Ubiquity&nbsp;&nbsp;	Change Up The Groove	&nbsp;&nbsp;Change Up The Groove&nbsp;&nbsp;	1974<br />
Roy Ayers Ubiquity	&nbsp;&nbsp;2000 Black&nbsp;&nbsp;	A Tear To A Smile	&nbsp;&nbsp;1975<br />
Roy Ayers Ubiquity	&nbsp;&nbsp;Mystic Voyage&nbsp;&nbsp;	Mystic Voyage&nbsp;&nbsp;	1975<br />
Roy Ayers Ubiquity	&nbsp;&nbsp;Everybody Loves The Sunshine&nbsp;&nbsp;	Everybody Loves The Sunshine&nbsp;&nbsp;	1976<br />
Roy Ayers Ubiquity&nbsp;&nbsp;	Vibrations&nbsp;&nbsp;	Vibrations	&nbsp;&nbsp;1976<br />
Roy Ayers Ubiquity&nbsp;&nbsp;	Searching	&nbsp;&nbsp;Vibrations	&nbsp;&nbsp;1976<br />
Roy Ayers Ubiquity	&nbsp;&nbsp;Gotta Find A Lover&nbsp;&nbsp;	Lifeline&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
Roy Ayers Ubiquity	&nbsp;&nbsp;Running Away	&nbsp;&nbsp;Original 12&#8243; Mix&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
Roy Ayers&nbsp;&nbsp;	Sweet Tears&nbsp;&nbsp;	Let&#8217;s Do It	&nbsp;&nbsp;1978<br />
Roy Ayers	&nbsp;&nbsp;Can&#8217;t You See Me&nbsp;&nbsp;	You Send Me&nbsp;&nbsp;	1978<br />
Roy Ayers &#038; Wayne Henderson&nbsp;&nbsp;	For Real&nbsp;&nbsp;	Step Into Out Life&nbsp;&nbsp;	1978<br />
Roy Ayers	&nbsp;&nbsp;The Golden Rod	&nbsp;&nbsp;Everybody Loves The Sunshine&nbsp;&nbsp;	1976<br />
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		<itunes:summary>As promised, here’s the second instalment from the vibes legend that is Mr. Roy Ayers.  In this edition we cover a five year span that sees Uncle Roy upping the tempo and certainly giving our feet, as well as our ears, something to think about.  From the excellence of Change Up The Groove in 1974 to two offerings in 1975: A Tear To A Smile and the very wonderful Mystic Voyage, with it’s sublime title track.  There are course many recognisable classics that stem for this period, that although might not have gained chart notoriety, managed to embed themselves in our psyche ever since. Think Everybody Loves The Sunshine, Sweet Tears, Can&#039;t You See Me and Running Away and you know exactly what I’m referring to.  Other gems on offer include the wonderful original of Searching, his collaboration with Wayne Henderson in 1978 plus further treasures from the albums Vibrations and Everybody Loves The Sunshine.  Volume Three will be here before November’s out.  Enjoy! [BH]</itunes:summary>
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		<title>Extra Inches: Group Therapy Vol.4</title>
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Following doctor’s orders, Brian Hurst does as he’s told and cheerily presents Volume 4 of this continuing series.  
This time round he features eleven group performances from 1975 through to 2010 with classics from the UK’s Real Thing, The Emotions &#8211; produced by Maurice White, The Spinners, Con Funk Shun, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong><span style="color: #ff9900;">Extra Inches: Group Therapy Vol.4</span></strong></p>
<p>Following doctor’s orders, Brian Hurst does as he’s told and cheerily presents Volume 4 of this continuing series.  </p>
<p>This time round he features eleven group performances from 1975 through to 2010 with classics from the UK’s Real Thing, The Emotions &#8211; produced by Maurice White, The Spinners, Con Funk Shun, Tony Tone Toné, Isley Jasper Isley, a track from the debut set by Aquarian Dream and The Jones Girls .  More current tunes come courtesy of Italy’s The Live Tropical Fish, Reel People and a track from Incognito’s <em>Transatlantic RPM</em>.</p>
<p>One hour of uptempo and soulful grooves then, that will bring some much needed respite into your busy existence.  It’ll leave you feeling magnificent – promise.</p>
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<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:18pt;">Extra Inches</span><br />
<span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Group Therapy Vol.4</span></p>
<p><span style="color: #ff9900; font-size:12pt;">Artist &#8211; Track &#8211; Album &#8211; Year</span></p>
<p>The Real Thing	&nbsp;&nbsp;Boogie Down (Get Funky Now)&nbsp;&nbsp;	Saints Or Sinners&nbsp;&nbsp;	1979<br />
Norman Connors Presents Aquarian Dream&nbsp;&nbsp;	Phoenix&nbsp;&nbsp;	Aquarian Dream&nbsp;&nbsp;	1976<br />
The Emotions	&nbsp;&nbsp;Rejoice&nbsp;&nbsp;	Rejoice&nbsp;&nbsp;	1977<br />
Reel People	&nbsp;&nbsp;Ordinary Man&nbsp;&nbsp;	Seven Ways To Wonder&nbsp;&nbsp;	2008<br />
Incognito	&nbsp;&nbsp;Expresso Madureira&nbsp;&nbsp;	Transatlantic RPM&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Live Tropical Fish	&nbsp;&nbsp;Complete Me&nbsp;&nbsp;	The Day Is Too Short To Be Selfish&nbsp;&nbsp;	2010<br />
Isley Jasper Isley&nbsp;&nbsp;	Givin&#8217; You Back The Love&nbsp;&nbsp;	Different Drummer&nbsp;&nbsp;	1987<br />
Tony Tone Toné	&nbsp;&nbsp;Holy Smokes &#038; Gee Whiz&nbsp;&nbsp;	House of Music&nbsp;&nbsp;	1996<br />
Con Funk Shun	&nbsp;&nbsp;Love&#8217;s Train&nbsp;&nbsp;	To The Max&nbsp;&nbsp;	1982<br />
The Jones Girls&nbsp;&nbsp;	Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah,&nbsp;&nbsp;	Keep It Comin&#8217;&nbsp;&nbsp;	1984<br />
Spinners	&nbsp;&nbsp;Games People Play	&nbsp;&nbsp;Pick Of The Litter&nbsp;&nbsp;	1975</p>
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		<itunes:subtitle>Extra Inches: Group Therapy Vol.4</itunes:subtitle>
		<itunes:summary>Following doctor’s orders, Brian Hurst does as he’s told and cheerily presents Volume 4 of this continuing series.  

This time round he features eleven group performances from 1975 through to 2010 with classics from the UK’s Real Thing, The Emotions - produced by Maurice White, The Spinners, Con Funk Shun, Tony Tone Toné, Isley Jasper Isley, a track from the debut set by Aquarian Dream and The Jones Girls .  More current tunes come courtesy of Italy’s The Live Tropical Fish, Reel People and a track from Incognito’s Transatlantic RPM.

One hour of uptempo and soulful grooves then, that will bring some much needed respite into your busy existence.  It’ll leave you feeling magnificent – promise.
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