Soul Kitchen Revival
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A groove-heavy set of 1970s soul, funk, and jazz fusion featuring both vocal and instrumental tracks from legends like James Brown, Curtis Mayfield, and Herbie Hancock, with plenty of rarities and surprises. The mix moves between deep funk, smooth R&B, and jazz explorations, maintaining a sophisticated but danceable vibe throughout.
- Roberta Flack - Go Up Moses
- Funkadelic - Music For My Mother
- Curtis Mayfield - Stone Junkie (Live)
- James Brown - Blues & Pants
- Dr. Lonnie Smith - I Can’t Stand It (Live)
- Ramsey Lewis - Solar Wind
- Mulatu Astatke - Mulatu
- Bobbi Humphrey - Jasper Country Man
- Sly & The Family Stone - In Time
- Eddie Kendricks - Girl You Need a Change of Mind
- George McCrae - I Need Somebody Like You
- MFSB - TSOP
- Bee Gees - Wind Of Change
- Johnny Pate - Truck Stop
- War - Slippin’ Into Darkness
- Cymande - Bra
- Booker T & The M.G.’s - Soul Sanction
- David Bowie - Right
- Swamp Dogg - Do Our Thing Together
- Professionals - Theme from The Godfather
- Al Green - Right Now, Right Now
- Freddie Hubbard - Mr. Clean
- Eddie Harris - Listen Here
- Mongo Santamaria - Fatback
- Herbie Mann - Dippermouth
- Van Dyke Parks - John Jones
- El Chicano - Señor Blues
- The Meters - Just Kissed My Baby
- Sly & The Family Stone - If You Want Me to Stay
- Jan Hammer Group - Don’t You Know
- Herbie Hancock - Gentle Thoughts
- Ramsey Lewis - Jamaican Marketplace
- Bobby Hutcherson - Ummh
- Bobbi Humphrey - Harlem River Drive
- Isaac Hayes - No Name Bar
- Eddie Kendricks - My People…Hold On
- Lafayette Afro Rock Band - Darkest Light
- Pastor T.L. Barrett and The Youth for Christ Choir - Nobody Knows
- David Bowie - Young Americans
- Desmond Dekker - Israelites
- Grant Green - Sookie Sookie (Live)
- Curtis Mayfield - We’re a Winner (Live)
- Ramsey Lewis - Summer Breeze
- Duke Pearson - The Phantom
- Donald Byrd - Slow Drag
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