Hocus Pocus

Hocus Pocus from Bow Digs on 8tracks Radio.

Magical voodoo witch tunes. 

Grainger Hunt

Looking at this guy, you'd never assume he made roaring rhythm and blues. True, he is now a biologist and left the music scene decades ago but Grainger Hunt graced us with these sweet sweet tunes and gee am I thankful for it! 

A growling R&B swinger that has never made the biblical story sound so cool. 

Chuck Berry/ Bo Diddley vibes here!

It's one of those songs where I think I could listen to it endlessly on repeat 

Soooo gooood!

Pistol Packin'

Pistol Packin' from Bow Digs on 8tracks Radio.

Gunslingin' soul tunes for outlaws

Johnny, Johnnie and Terry

Johnny, Johnnie and Terry from Bow Digs on 8tracks Radio.

Smooth rhythm and blues popcorn tunes from John's, Johnny's, Johnson's and the fabulous Terry Timmons.

Cocktails Anyone?

Cocktails Anyone? from Bow Digs on 8tracks Radio.

Today it's sophisticated drinking tunes! 

Get tipsy off these swinging lounge and blues beats as you hit the bar in style. 

Bad Girls

Bad Girls from Bow Digs on 8tracks Radio.

This week it's songs for girls who are wild, naughty, and bad to the bone!

Vernon Harrell

"I've  

got a slick chick. 

She 

a nick chick 

She's what makes me tick 

My, my

Clickity, click, a slick chick" 

Oh man! What a song! I stumbled across it the other day and have been hooked since.  Groovy lyrics and Hammond heavy rhythm. What a find!

When a song is this good I always want more and soon uncovered some other good tunes from Mr Vernon Harrell. 

Slick Chick

Harrell was predominately a song writer, partnering with former member of The Cadillacs, J. R. Bailey on a number of great R & B hits for Chuck Woods and The Platters. As a singer, Harrell was Billy Guy's replacement in The Coasters  for a period during the 1960's however he never recorded with the group and was later replaced. Pursing his own singer career, Harrell sporadically recorded his own work in-between writing for others, producing singles throughout the 60's and 70's. He also occasionally wrote and recorded under the name Keidar Syenon, covering Ray Charles and Van Morrison in 1972.  

'If This Ain't Love" ( No Cows in Texas) (1966)

I dig this song! It's groovy beat is on point and I just love the chorus " If this ain't love, ain't no cows in Texas" . It's such a a bizarre idiom, but I love it!

Your Love (1966)

A bit campy but it's got that Northern Soul style  going for it. It also has a nice little guitar solo in it that gives it some flair. 

A Man Had Got To Cry Sometimes (1966)

This song has got a real Otis flavour to it. Really soulful and smooth. 

Dig It Baby!

Dig It Baby! from Bow Digs on 8tracks Radio.

Can you dig all these songs about digging it?