2021.10.21 Sampled & AMPED Thursdays with Dan Lloyd

<p>As broadcast October 21, 2021 with plenty of super high for the podcast superflies.  We mark today in 1972, when the definition of "cinematic soul" went to #1 on the Billboard albums chart, as Curtis Mayfield's "Superfly" surely was, is, and shall be.  We also rocked some early 70's from Willie Hutch, Isaac Hayes, and Syl Johnson for the rest of part 1.  For part 2 we got to the new stuff just out, with Neal Francis, The Teskey Brothers, L'eclair, and Bobby Oroza all out with new joints.  For our 2nd half, Dan Lloyd right as rain is back but this week with slim pickings in the rock world, we decided to look over some bands that have fallen off through the years, some of them without a decent track for over a decade...and we of course riffed on why that might be.<br>#feelthegravity<br><strong>Tracklisting:<br>Part I (00:00)<br></strong>Curtis Mayfield – Superfly</p><p>Willie Hutch – Brothers Gonna Work It Out</p><p>Charles Bradley &amp; Menahan Street Band – Trouble In The Land</p><p>Syl Johnson – Is It Because I’m Black</p><p>Isaac Hayes – Walk On By (ext vers) </p><p><strong><br>Part II (35:55)<br></strong>The Teskey Brothers feat Orchestra Victoria – So Caught Up (Live at Hamer Hall)</p><p>Neal Francis – Prometheus</p><p>Micah Edwards – Girl From The Valley</p><p>Bobby Oroza feat Cold Diamond &amp; Mink – So Caught Up</p><p>El Michels Affair – Messy Grass</p><p>L’éclair – Cosmologies Pt. 1 </p><p><strong><br>Part III (65:48)<br></strong>Offspring – All I Want</p><p>Smash Mouth – Diggin’ Your Scene</p><p>Green Day – Armatage Shanks</p><p>U2 – Where The Streets Have No Name</p><p>Sleater-Kinney – Oh</p><p>Ramones – Cretin Hop </p><p><strong><br>Part IV (98:44)<br></strong>Foo Fighters – All My Life</p><p>Mastodon – The Wolf Is Loose</p><p>Dandy Warhols – Every Day Should Be A Holiday</p><p>Beck – Nicotine &amp; Gravy</p><p>Mumford &amp; Sons – The Cave</p>