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Hey Everybody! This week’s mixtape was the result of a poll I placed on my Facebook “Like” page. I gave the people a choice and the resounding result was an Old School Slow Jam mix. Well this ain’t your typical slow jam mix. My mixes usually take on my moods muscially and this one is no different! It’s all about freedom, heartbreak and rebirth! I hope you all enjoy it and participate the next time I put up a poll!
Track Listing
1. Denise Williams – Free
2. Teddy Pendergrass – Love TKO
3. SOS Band – Weekend Girl
4. New Edition – Can You Stand the Rain
5. Alexander O’Neal – If You Were Here Tonight
6. Stephanie Mills – Comfort Of A Man
7. Freddy Jackson – Have You Ever Loved Somebody
8. Mtume – You Me,and He
9. Bobby Womack – I Wish He Didn’t Trust Me So Much
10. Anita Baker – Been So Long
11. Chaka Khan – The End Of A Love Affair
12. Lionel Ritchie & The Commodores – Easy Like Sunday Morning
13. Luther Vandross – Don’t You Remember
14. Stephanie Mills – If I Were Your Woman
15. Earth, Wind & Fire – Reasons
16. Patti LaBelle – On My Own
17. The Gap Band – Yearning For Your Love
18. LTD & Jeffrey Osborne – Where Did We Go Wrong
19. Phyllis Hyman – I Refuse To Be Lonely
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It’s The Monday Mixtape!!!!

This week I was inspired by Barack Obama. He always plays “Signed, Sealed, Delivered” by Stevie Wonder at the end of his campaign speeches. At first it kinda baffled me because Obama is in his mid forties. Then I remembered that it was probably his “Old School” choice. Every generation will have their “Old School” and I shudder to think that this stuff playing now will be the “Old School” choices for my 9 year old daughters (cringe).

So this week I threw together a mix of what I thought would be some of Barack Obama’s “Old School” choices for him and Michelle. He may never listen to it…but I’m proud of it. Consider it my little token of love to the man who will be the first Black President of the United States!

Obama OldSchool Mix

Say It Loud (I’m Black and I’m Proud) – James Brown
Signed, Sealed, Delievered – Stevie Wonder
For The Love Of Money – O’Jays
The Big Payback – James Brown
Respect- Aretha Franklin
Darling, Darling Baby – O’Jays
Used Ta Be My Girl – O’Jays
Lady (You Bring Me Up) – The Commodores
Got To Give It Up – Marvin Gaye
Don’t You Worry About A Thing – Stevie Wonder
Ain’t No Woman Like The One I Got – Temptations
Troubled Man – Marvin Gaye
Mercy, Mercy Me – Marvin Gaye
Easy Like Sunday Morning – The Commodores
Wake Up Everybody – Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes

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