Who's Making Love, by Johnnie Taylor.

[Papa Deuce]

Anybody ever play this at an event? What was the reaction?

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[B-Sharp]

I've played it before and got an okay reaction - not good enough to make me play it again.

There's a "follow me" dance that goes along with it - a lot of the Connecticut-area DJs know it as it originated there.

 

[DJ Wes]

If you play the local Juke Joints on the Chittlin' Circuit, you better play that one. How about 'Cheaper To Keep Her'. Another classic Blues tune.

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[MaxxDJ]

I occasionally play it with a soul set especially if it's an older crowd.

I can never play it without it taking me back to basic training... not the kind of lyric you want to hear when you're away from your girl :sqerr:

Jay

 

[Don Niles]

I also occasionally play it in a 60's Soul Set especially if an older crowd...It has always worked well for me..

 

[Guest]

Wonderful tune for a wedding

We could add this one to the play list too

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[DJ Wes]

Ah, Marvin Sease. Another chittlin' circuit soul/blues singer. If you like this style of music you should see the current king of this style. Mr Bobby Rush. I've helped run sound for him before. What a show. 'X' rated is putting it mildly.

 

[MC Johnny Cruz]

No but I played Uriah Heap at a wedding this weekend!
Uriah Heap!

 

[Scott Harris]

Easy Livin?

 

[MC Johnny Cruz]

Easy Livin?

EXACTLY! People loved it!

 

[So Cal Hugh]

That's cool Juan. I once was told to end the event with "Roundabout" by Yes.

 

[MC Johnny Cruz]

Juke Box Hero was a hit at the same party! Also, Kashmir by LZ