The going home for the weekend song thread...come on you groovey foookers

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Your second of two for two "going home for the weekend" tracks;

On a 12in single, "You're the one for me" by D Train.

 

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And as a special treat, take a listen to the blessed madonna from a couple of Saturdays ago on BBC 6 Music when she played an hour of Loleatta Holloway, https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0011k4n

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Sock it to them soul brother - Bill Moss, circa 1969

 

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1976 - Carl Davis and The Windy City Orchestra, Windy City Theme.

 

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1974, MFSB - Love is the Message (Extended Version)

 

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And my final track on a 12in is the 1977 B side release by Ashford and Simpson, Bourgie, Bourgie

 

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Funnily enough I thought of this before seeing the above post

 

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Straight out of todays bag, a banging tune Billie and a track called "Nobody's Business".

 

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So here we go again, another weekend looming, Christmas just a week away. What better way than to have great going home for the weekend tunes. I'll start with Jean Carn featuring Glenn Jones, "Sweet and Wonderful".

 

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Following that up with the live version of "Secret garden" by Barry White, El DeBarge, James Imgram and Al B. Sure. IMO the outstanding track on the album "Back on the Block" by Quincy Jones.

 

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And here's the sample...

 

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Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without carols from King's College, Cambridge...

 

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Donny Hathaway, This Christmas

 

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Good Morning, it's Christmas Eve, so here we go, two outstanding tracks from the superb Bobby Womack, the first, How could you break my heart and then The roots in me taken from the LP Roads of Life.

 

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Time to get wrapping...

 

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Marvin Gaye, I want you

 

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Christian Scott, Tutu

 

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Staying in the jazz vain,

Donald Byrd, Wind parade,

Swolled swiftly with Miles Davis & Chaka Khan: Human Nature (live in Montreux 1989)

 

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J.Spencer, Hip hop jazz

Bob James - Westchester Lady

And from all the way back to October 1976, Donald Byrd LIVE, Blue Note @ the Roxy, Places and Spaces followed by (Fallin' Like) Dominos. (highly recommended vinyl)

 

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Chaka Khan, Ray Charles, George Benson *This Masquerade* LIVE 1991

Miles Davis, Tutu (the original)

Pharoah Sanders - You've Got To Have Freedom

Roy Ayres, Live at Ronnie Scotts, Can't you see me and Runnin away