Star Time #232: Roll With the Punches

It's a two-fer... uh, Sunday! I was backlogged on uploading Star Time episodes on account of my inattentiveness and imbalance. But today I rolled up my sleeves, girded my physical faculties, took a deep breath, and sat down in a chair to type in some code for about 30 minutes. We're all caught up now, plus we get an hour back. This week's episode contains songs from 1973-76, a fairly short time frame that represents the years R&B music perhaps made its biggest impression on my childhood. It's the stuff that made the most notches on my central nervous system, so obviously I hold it in some esteem.

Artist	Song	Year	Label
Set 1
King Floyd	Here It Is	1973	ATCO
Foster Sylvers	Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie	1974	MGM
The Casualeers	Dance, Dance, Dance	1974	Roulette
Graham Central Station	Why?	1974	Warner Bros.
Marry McCreary	My Love Is Real	1973	Shelter
Jesse Morgan	I Gotta Get Back	1973	Jesmor Records of Hawaii
The Dramatics	Richest Man Alive	1976	ABC
The Spinners	How Could I Let You Get Away	1973	Atlantic
Set 2
Sam & Dave	Shoo Rah, Shoo Rah	1975	United Artists
Van McCoy	Roll With the Punches	1975	Avco
Crown Heights Affair	Super Rod	1974	RCA Victor
The Edwin Hawkins Singers	You Can't Please Everybody	1973	Buddah
Earth, Wind & Fire	On Your Face	1976	Columbia
The Tymes	The Sha-La Bandit	1974	RCA Victor
Set 3
The Counts	Funk Pump	1974	Aware
Duralcha	Jody Is Gone	1974	Microtronics Sound
Prophets of Peace	The Max	1975	Maxx
Opus IV	If It Don't Fit	1976	Cotillion
Barrabas	Desperately	1976	Atco
The Emotions	Put a Little Love Away	1974	Volt
Betty Everett	Black Girl	1973	Fantasy
Set 4/Outro
The O'Jays	Give the People What They Want	1975	Philadelphia Int'l
Black Soul Express	Party Time	1975	Black Soul Express
Jimmy Helms	Brother Sunshine	1976	Cube
George McCrae	I Ain't Lyin'	1975	T.K.
Creative Source	Pass the Feelin' On	1975	Polydor
Billy Preston	Do It While You Can	1975	A&M