DJ Lil Purse

<p>Lyd the SBW is back on Zoom to chat with her big sister who, for the purposes of this podcast, is referred to as DJ Lil Purse. From Motown to the golden age of salsa music, it’s a veritable bonanza of 20th century music. </p><p>DJ Lil Purse's questionnaire:</p><p><strong>If you were a DJ, what would your DJ name be?</strong><br />DJ Lil Purse. Because I am often perceived as a prim little purse, but I’m much more like Mary Poppins’ carpet bag.</p><p><strong>What was your first and/or favorite 45?</strong></p><p>A side:<i> I Want You Back</i><br />B side: <i>Who’s Lovin’ You</i><br />Jackson 5<br />1969</p><p><strong>LP?</strong><br /><strong>Victory</strong><br />The Jacksons<br />1984</p><p><strong>Shout out to DJ Pinto Bean, my mother, who had a big impact on my musical tastes, as did her brother, my Unca Butch:</strong></p><p><i>Unchained Melody</i><br />Righteous Brothers<br />1965</p><p><i>Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In</i><br />The 5th Dimension<br />1969</p><p><i>Got to Give it Up</i><br /><strong>Live at the London Palladium</strong><br />Marvin Gaye<br />1979</p><p>DJ Pinto Bean’s rainy day music: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=o.+c.+smith+daddy%27s+little+man">O. C. Smith, O. C. Smith At Home, 1969</a></p><p><strong>Unca Butch’s funk:</strong> GAP Band, Parliament, Funkadelic, George Clinton, Isaac Hayes, Earth, Wind, & Fire</p><p><strong>Favorite cassette?</strong></p><p><strong>Whitney</strong><br />Whitney Houston<br />1987</p><p><strong>Cassettes artists mentioned:</strong></p><p>Anita Baker<br />New Edition<br />Bobby Brown<br />Terrence Treny D’Arby</p><p><strong>CD?</strong></p><p><strong>Shepherd Moons</strong><br />Enya<br />1991</p><p><i>Been So Long</i><br /><strong>Rapture</strong><br />Anita Baker<br />1986</p><p><strong>Artists mentioned:</strong><br />Aretha Franklin<br />Jodeci</p><p><strong>What is your go to getting ready to go out musical genre/song?</strong></p><p><i>The Glamorous Life</i><br /><strong>The Glamorous Life</strong><br />Sheila E.<br />1984</p><p