Mashed Potato Time: 2021 In Memoriam
Today's show celebrates those great artists we lost in 2021:
Lloyd Price & His Orchestra - "Tell Me Pretty Baby" (1953) — R.I.P. Lloyd Price, singer-songwriter, record executive and bandleader
Willie Cobbs - "Kiss Me One More Time" (1964) — R.I.P. Willie Cobbs, singer, harmonica player and songwriter
Spooner's Crowd - "Two in the Morning" (1966) — R.I.P. Roger Hawkins, drummer for Muscle Shoals Sound Studio
The Marvelettes - "The Hunter Gets Captured by the Game" (1966) — R.I.P. Wanda Young, singer
Lonnie Smith - "Can't You Just Feel It" (1967) — R.I.P. Dr Lonnie Smith, keyboardist and record label owner
Gene Summers & His Rebels - "Nervous" (1958) — R.I.P. Gene Summers, singer-songwriter and guitarist
Takeshi Terauchi & The Bunnys - "Ganroku Hanami Odori" (1967) — R.I.P. Takeshi Terauchi, Japanese guitarist
Sanford Clark - "Ooo Baby" (1956) — R.I.P. Sanford Clark, singer
Maddox Brothers and Rose - "New Step It Up and Go" (1951) — R.I.P. Don Maddox, fiddler and singer
Little Richard - "Keep a Knockin'" (1957) — R.I.P. Charles Connor, drummer for Little Richard's band
The Kingsmen - "Mashed Potatoes" (1963) — R.I.P. Mike Mitchell, lead guitarist
Lee Perry - "Wishes Of The Wicked" (1965) — R.I.P. Lee "Scratch" Perry, Jamaican songwriter, musician, producer
Chubby & The Turnpikes - "I Know the Inside Story" (1967) — R.I.P. Ralph Tavares, singer
Staple Singers - "We've Got To Get Ourselves Together" (1968) — R.I.P. Pervis Staples, singer & co-founder
The Supremes - "Baby Don't Go" (1962) — R.I.P. Mary Wilson, singer
The Harptones feat. Willie Winfield - "High Flyin' Baby" (1956) — R.I.P. Willie Winfield, singer
The Watts 103rd St Rhythm Band - "Giggin' Down 103rd" (1968) — R.I.P. Melvin Dunlap, bass player
Margo Guryan - "Sunday Mornin'" (1968) — R.I.P. Margo Guryan, singer-songwriter
Four Tops - "Don't Let Him Take Your Love From Me" (1969) — R.I.P. Johnny Trudell, trumpeter for Motown
Burgess Gardner & The Soul Crusaders - "Think About It" (1970) — R.I.P. Burgess Gardner, trumpeter
The Wailers - "Dancing Shoes" (1966) — R.I.P. Bunny Wailer, co-founder, musician and vocalist
Amedeo Tommasi - "Cancro" (1970) — R.I.P. Amedeo Tommasi, Italian pianist and composer
Kool & The Gang - "Give It Up" (1970) — R.I.P. Dennis 'D.T.' Thomas, saxophonist and co-founder
James Brown and The Famous Flames - "Licking Stick (Part 1)" (1968) — R.I.P. Pee Wee Ellis, saxophonist, composer, bandleader and arranger
James Carr - "Love Attack" (1966) — R.I.P. Quinton Claunch, musician, songwriter, producer and record label owner
The Ambassadors - "I Really Love You" (1969) — R.I.P. Sam Reed, saxophonist
Lonnie Smith - "Seesaw" (1969) — R.I.P. Dr Lonnie Smith, keyboardist and record label owner
Omega Redstar - "Egy Lány Nem Ment Haza" (1968) — R.I.P. János Kóbor, Hungarian co-founder and frontman
Cuby & the Blizzards - "Stumble And Fall" (1965) — R.I.P. Hans Kinds, Dutch guitarist
Vanilla Fudge - "You Keep Me Hanging On" (1967) — R.I.P. Tim Bogert, bass player
The Monkees - "Goin' Down" (1967) — R.I.P. Michael Nesmith, musician, songwriter, actor, producer
Takeshi Terauchi & The Bunnys - "Test Driver" (1966) — R.I.P. Takeshi Terauchi, Japanese guitarist
Carol Fran - "You Can't Stop Me" (1965) — R.I.P. Carol Fran (aka Carol Martin), singer, guitarist, songwriter
James & Bobby Purify - "We're Finally Gonna Make It" (1968) — R.I.P. James Purify, singer
The Five Stairsteps & Cubie - "You Make Me So Mad" (1968) — R.I.P. James Burke, singer
The Soul Finders - "Every Day I Have The Blues" (1968) — R.I.P. Ethel Gabriel, record producer and music executive
Little Stanley And The 5 Brooks (Soul Inc.) - "The P.W." (196?) — R.I.P. Stanley Lippitt (aka Little Stanley), singer and songwriter
Amedeo Tommasi - "Ariete" (1970) — R.I.P. Amedeo Tommasi, Italian pianist and composer
Roy Gaines - "Skippy Is A Sissy (If This Ain't Love)" (1958) — R.I.P. Roy Gaines, guitarist
Dino, Desi & Billy - "The Rebel Kind" (1965) — R.I.P. Billy Hinsche, singer and musician
The Astronauts - "Banzai Pipeline" (1963) — R.I.P. Jim Gallagher, drummer
The Everly Brothers - "Don't Run And Hide" (1966) — R.I.P. Don Everly, singer
Mike Finnigan & The Serfs - "Bread & Water" (1964) — R.I.P. Mike Finnigan, keyboardist and vocalist
Lonnie Smith - "Son Of Ice Bag" (1969) — R.I.P. Dr Lonnie Smith, keyboardist and record label owner
Spike Jones and His City Slickers - "Happy New Year" (1948) — R.I.P. Joe Siracusa, drummer
Mashed Potato Time with DJ Karin airs every week:
Thursday 12-2pm Central on Lumpen Radio
WLPN 105.5 FM - Chicago, IL
Tuesday 1-3pm Eastern on Radio Harbor Country
WRHZ 93.5 & WRHC 106.7 - Three Oaks, MI
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