BBC - BBC Radio 6 Music Programmes - The Huey Show, 19/02/2012

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Last broadcast on Sun, 19 Feb 2012, 13:00 on BBC Radio 6 Music.

Synopsis

it's a Sunday of jams with your boy Huey staying classy all the way through punk, funk, reggae, soul, rock, hip hop, and anything else he's digging this week.

Huey's guests this week are one of his favourite bands, and one of only two black American string bands, apparently. They are The Carolina Chocolate Drops, a band that formed at the Black Banjo Gathering and have brought their traditional music from the Piedmont region of the Carolinas, to a world audience.

And we'll be turning the clock back so we can get on down in Soul Train.

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Carolina Chocolate Drops - Interview with Huey Morgan (12.13)

Huey catches up with Carolina Chocolate Drops on today's Show

Music played

Reef — Place Your Hands

Sony Soho Square
Little Richard — Hey Hey Hey Hey

The Original British Hit Singles, Ace Records
Ronnie Hudson & The Street People — West Coast Poplock

Lowrider Soundtrack Vol. 2, Thump Records
Lauryn Hill — Doo Wop (That Thing)

Columbia/Ruff House
Alabama Shakes — Hold On

Alabama Shakes EP, Rough Trade, 1
Soul Train '87
1. Eric B. & Rakim — I Know You Got Soul
  
  Cooltempo
Red Norvo and His Orchestra — Jersey Bounce

7" Single, Columbia
The Four Seasons — December '63 (Oh What A Night)

The Very Best Of, Polygram Tv, 11
Joe Cocker — Midnight Rider

Superstarshine Vol.18, Polydor
Bill Withers — Memories Are That Way

The Best Of, Sony Music Entertainment
Dan Sartain — Boo Hoo Hoo
Sharing Is Caring with Neil Cowley
1. John Barry — The Lion In Winter
Sam Cooke — I Love You (For Sentimental Reasons)

The RCA Albums Collection, RCA
Portishead — Machine Gun

CD SINGLE, Island
Bobbie Gentry — Mississippi Delta

Delta Swamp Rock (Sounds From The South: At The Crossroads Of Rock, Country And, Soul Jazz Records
De La Soul — Piles And Piles Of Demo Tapes Bi-Da Miles (Conley's Decision)

De La Mix Tape: Remixes, Rarities & Classics, Rhino Records
Fatback Band — I Found Lovin'

The Greatest 80's Soul W/Ender (Va), Warner Strategic Market
Dr. Dog — Turning The Century

Be The Void, Anti
Black Heat — Zimba Ku

Another Double Sack Of Soul, From The Basement Records
Otis Redding — Try A Little Tenderness

Atlantic Soul (Various Artists), Warner E.S.P.
The Marshall Tucker Band — Can't You See

The Marshall Tucker Band, Shout! Factory
J Dilla — Gobstopper

Donuts, Stones Throw Records
Creedence Clearwater Revival — Travellin' Band

Chronicle, Fantasy, 388
Grant Green — Down Here On The Ground

The Finest In Jazz, Blue Note
Los Guacharacos — Baila Rosita

Cumbia Cumbia, World Circuit
Vinyl Fetish with Joelle Clarke from Andover
1. Janis Joplin — Summertime
Max Romeo — Jordan River

Wet Dreams: The Best of Max Romeo, Trojan
ZZ Top — La Grange

Tres Hombres, Warner Bros Records, 8
Chuck Berry — Too Much Monkey Business

More Monkey Business From Catalogue Marketing (Various Artists), Universal
Bobby Darin — Don't Rain On My Parade

American Beauty OST, Dreamworks
Willie Colón — El Malo

El Malo, Fania Records
Michael Kiwanuka — Always Waiting

Polydor
Interview with Carolina Chocolate Drops: Part 1
1. Carolina Chocolate Drops — Riro's House
The Who — Behind Blue Eyes

Who's Next, Polydor, 11
MC5 — The American Ruse
INXS — Don't Change

Shabooh Shabooh, Mercury
Bobby Caldwell — Open Your Eyes

Time & Again (The Anthology III), Sin-Drome Records
The Kinks — Days

Castle
Interview with Carolina Chocolate Drops: Part 2
1. Carolina Chocolate Drops — No Man's Mama
Frank Sinatra — Wave

The Very Best Of Frank Sinatra, Reprise Records
Jam Of The Week
1. Queen & David Bowie — Under Pressure
  
  Queen - Greatest Hits II, Parlophone