Welcome back. Summer's over, at least in the bank holiday sense of the word, and thus
Star Time returns to its usual unstructured party mix made with a lot of love and a touch of seasonal affective disorder. We start off with two songs which declare that you "got the power," then move on to songs that question your motives, accuse you of misdirection, beg you for release, and ultimately turn you into an automaton. In fact Bo Diddley comes right out and says he just doesn't like you. Don't take it personal. Adjusting to autumn is always tough.
Artist | Song | Year | Label |
Set 1 | | | |
Danny Warner | (You Got) The Power of Love | 1966 | Reprise |
Mamie P. Galore | You Got the Power | 1966 | Thomas |
Sandra Phillips | You Succeeded | 1967 | Broadway |
Calvin Arnold | Snatchin' Back | 1967 | Venture |
The Chanters | What Are You Doin' | 1967 | Soul Sound |
Betty James | I Like the Way You Walk | 1966 | Chess |
The Jelly Beans | I'm Hip to You | 1965 | Eskee |
The Sims Twins | You've Got to Do the Best You Can | 1965 | Omen |
Set 2 | | | |
Roy Head | Broadway Walk | 1968 | Mercury |
Homer Banks | Round the Clock Lover Man | 1968 | Minit |
Bethea, the Masked Man & the Agents | Get Away Dreams | 1969 | Dynamo |
Little Ann | Who Are You Trying to Fool | unknown | Kent |
Willie Smith | I Got a New Thing | 1967 | Genuine |
Friday, Saturday & Sunday | Potato Salad | 1971 | Dig |
The Dynamic 7 | Squeeze Me (Part I) | 1969 | Sound Stage 7 |
Gloria Barnes | I Found Myself | 1971 | Maple |
Bo Diddley | I Don't Like You | 1970 | Checker |
Set 3 | | | |
The Sisters Love | Mr. Fix-It Man | 1972 | MoWest |
The Sylvers | Stay Away From Me | 1973 | Pride |
Oscar Toney, Jr. | Thank You, Honey Chile | 1972 | Capricorn |
War | Southern Part of Texas | 1973 | United Artists |
Ace Spectrum | Pickup | 1974 | Atlantic |
Darondo | The Wolf | 1972 | Omnivore |
Set 4/Outro | | | |
Zulema | Standing In the Back Row of Your Heart | 1975 | RCA Victor |
Trammps | That's Where the Happy People Go | 1976 | Atlantic |
The Fatback Band | Let the Drums Speak | 1976 | Polydor |
Deniece Williams | It's Important to Me | 1976 | Columbia |
D.J. Rogers | On the Road Again | 1976 | RCA |
The Miracles | Love Machine | 1975 | Tamla |
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