Corridor of Uncertainty Radio - March 2012 by Muchomacho on Mixcloud

1. Gil Scott Heron - Who'll Pay Reparations (Small Talk at 125th Lennox, Flying Dutchman, 1970)
   
   
   Link: 'Who'
   
   
2. The Who - Daddy Rolling Stone (Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere B-Side, Brunswick, 1965)
   
   
   Link: Composed by Otis Blackwell, and so was this
   
   
3. Patti Drew - Fever (I've Been Here All The Time, Capitol, 1969) Download
   
   
   Link: Capitol records became Capitol Inds EMI in the 70's . One of the shed loads of artists on there was Bob Seger.

4. Bob Seger - Ramblin' Gamblin' Man (Ramblin' Gamblin' Man, Capitol, 1969)
   
   
   Link: Mr Seger worked extensively with the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section

5. Muscle Shoals Horns - Born To Get Down (Single, Bang Records, 1976)
   
   
   Link: 2010 album by Band of Horses partly recorded at Fame Studios, Alabama the home of Muscle Shoals

6. Band of Horses - Factory – (Infinite Arms, Brown Records, 2010)
   
   
   Link:  Irene Cara sang the theme tune to Fame, she was a backing vocalist for Evelyn "Champagne" King...
   
   
7. Evelyn "Champagne" King - Shame -  (Single, RCA, 1977)
   
   
   Link: King

8. Freddy King – Texas Oil (Single, Federal, 1962)
   
   
   Link: From a King to a queen, the ‘queen of rockabilly’ Wanda Jackson, also recorded in 1962

9. I Gotta Know – Wanda Jackson (Rockin' With Wanda, Starline, 1962)
   
   
   Link: The Jackson Sisters made this famous, but this is the original version

10. Mark Capanni - I Believe In Miracles (Single, Capitol, 1974) Download
    
    
    Link: The Jackson sisters recorded for Tigerlilly records - technically, Tigerlilly was an attempt at a tax swizz by Roulette Records, who at one point had Sammy on their roster of artistes.

11. Sammy Davis Jr. Up Tight/ You Got Your Troubles (Lonely is the Name, Reprise, 1968) Download
    
    
    Link: Stevie Wonder cover to a cover by Stevie
    
    
12. Stevie Wonder - Bang Bang (Down to Earth, 1966, Motown)
    
    
    Link: Down to earth to feeling it move
    
    
13. First Gear Featuring Larnelle Harris - I Feel The Earth Move (First Gear, Myrrh, 1972) Download
    
    
    Link: Introduction to a Caveman" by Caveman, containing (amongst others) a sample of "Shifting gears" by Johnny Hammond, but from the same album
    
    
14. Caveman – Fry You Like Fish (Profile, 1990)
    
    
    Link: Caveman were descended from monkees according to Mr Darwin
    
    
15. Porpoise Song (Theme from 'Head') – The Monkees (RCA, 1968)

Davy Jones RIP