Star Time #190: Darkest Light

I feel our programmer-listener relationship is on solid enough ground that I can be honest when I, more of less, "phone it in," which especially happens with shows near the end of the calendar year. What's ticklish is that many of these reduced-energy, low-mojo shows end up being pretty good. This may be because I'm suspending much of the criteria by which I program songs, letting some unique quality items sneak onto the playlist. I think that happened this week. I feel as proud of this result as I am perturbed about the process. First World Problems R Us.
ArtistSongYearLabel
Set 1   
Freddie RoachParty Time1963Blue Note
Big John PattonPig Foots1963Blue Note
Richard Groove HolmesSoul Message1965Prestige
Shuggie OtisOne Room Country Shack1969Columbia
Letta MbuluAredze1967Capitol
E.T. Mensah & his Tempos BandSave Me1969Decca (Nigeria)
Set 2   
Wayne McGhie & the Sounds of JoyFire (She Need Water)1970Birchmount
The Nite-LitersItchy Brother1970RCA Victor
Maceo & All the King's MenBetter Half1970House of the Fox
Isaac HayesGood Love 6-99691971Enterprise
Joe Cuba SextetteDo You Feel It (Tu Lo Sientes?)1972Tico
The FantasticsSomething Old, Something New1971Bell
Gene AllisonAlmost Sundown1970Ref-O-Ree
Set 3   
Ruby WintersI Will1973Polydor
Mike LongoLike a Thief in the Night1974Groove Merchant
Lafayette Afro-Rock BandDarkest Light1974Makossa Int'l
GonzalezRissoled1975EMI
Black HeatZimba Ku1975Atlantic
Set 4/Outro   
TrammpsRubber Band1975Buddah
The BlackbyrdsRock Creek Park1975Fantasy
Creative SourceI'd Find You Anywhere1976Polydor
George DukeDog-Man1979Epic
Teddy PendergrassYou Can't Hide from Yourself1977Philadelphia Int'l
High InergyLovin' Fever1978Gordy

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