Episodes
Bonnie and Anita have a great time reminiscing their fabulous career in music
Sometimes the best things begin with a dare, like Millie Jackson’s singing career for example..
Ady chats with Jocelyn Brown
In the annals of R&B history, the Whispers have earned a solid and memorable position as one of the world’s longest-running vocals groups.
Detroit soul legend Kim Weston’s recording career began at Motown’s Divinity label as part of the gospel group Wright Special before signing with them as a solo artist.
Described by Aretha Franklin and Patti LaBelle as being one of the top ten singers of all time, Jeanie is probably best known for her modern soul anthem Making New Friends
Initially signed to Phonogram Records, 1982 saw Junior hit the chart heights with the infectious anthem ‘Mama Used To Say’
‘G’ as he likes to be known, is credited with having six different voices.
Known as ‘The Queen of Northern Soul’, Gloria Jones is a Motown singer/songwriter, a prolific backing singer, a performer in musicals such as Hair, mother to Marc Bolan’s son Rolan and a philanthropist.
George McCrae’s debut single as a solo artist “Rock Your Baby” was one of the landmark recordings of early disco music.
Freda shot to stardom with her smash hit Band Of Gold
Tall, tanned, blue-eyed and bluesey-sounding, Chris Clark began her career with Motown in 1963.
Thelma Jones burst onto the NYC scene with a smash hit Never Leave Me which launched her career with Barry records before moving to Muscle Shoals after Barry records’ demise.
Ady chats with US soul legend Candi Staton about her long career in music
Northern soul legend Bobby Hutton chats with Ady
Motown's first A&R man
Carolyn won a recording contract with Motown aged just 13 years
Archie Bell & The Drells shot to fame in 1968 with Tighten Up and continued their success through the 70s
Deniece chats with Ady about her life in music and her exciting new project
Of Jimmy James & The Vagabonds
Ady chats with northern soul legend Tommy Hunt
Ben Pirani is a blue-eyed soul singer/songwriter from Chicago
Still performing to an enthusiastic crowd, Lorraine tells Ady about her brand new release and her upcoming UK tour
Northern soul legend Dean Parrish shares his memories with Ady
The Edwards generation were a family group performing in the San Francisco bay area in the 1970s
Ady chats with Spyder Turner about his life in music and his brand new release
Central to the NY disco scene in the late 70s, Venus chats with Ady
Magic Mooments with Billy
Northern soul star Nolan Porter chats with Ady
70s & 80s recording artist Randolph 'Randy' Brown