Episode 390: Selects: Ya Mo B There (1980s)

Taking you back to the old school for the holiday weekend. Here’s a flashback mix from a few years ago. Songs from my college days…

Sharon Brown – I Specialize In Love (1982)
James Ingram, Michael McDonald – Ya Mo Be There (1984)
Peter Brown – They Only Come Out At Night (1984)
Pushé – Don’t Take Your Love Away (1984)
Young & Co. – Such A Feeling  (1986)
Hashim – Al-Naafiysh (The Soul) (1983)
Sharon Redd – Beat The Street (1982)
Teena Marie – Lovergirl (1984)
Kool & The Gang – Misled (1984)
Cherrelle – I Didn’t Mean To Turn You On (1984)
Kano – I’m Ready (1980)
Paul Hardcastle – Rainforest (1985)
Change – Angel In My Pocket (1980)
Originally released as Episode 201.
Recorded from vinyl 4/22/18   Time 42:31

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