Hawthorne Radio By Mayer Hawthorne

Tracklist: King Floyd "Don't Leave Me Lonely" Syl Johnson "I'm Talkin' 'Bout Freedom" Ghostface Killah "Nutmeg f The RZA" Johnny 'Hammond' Smith "Tell Me What To Do" Steely Dan "Deacon Blues" The Whitest Boy Alive "Intentions" Shuggie Otis "Aht Uh Mi Hed" Sly & The Family Stone "If You Want Me To Stay" Timmy Thomas "Why Can't We Live Together" Mayer Hawthorne "Someone Like You" Ohio Players "Pride & Vanity" Alchemist "Tight" Prodigy "Cold World" Stevie Wonder "Rocket Love" James Pants "Clouds Over The Pacific" Stereolab "Miss Modular" PJ Morton "Claustrophobic f Pell" Flamingosis "Ohhh Baby"

Tracklist: Con-Funk-Shun "Now and Forever" The Stylistics "Hurry Up This Way Again" The Delfonics "He Don't Really Love You" Blue Magic "Tear It Down" Betty Pagett "Sugar Daddy Part 2" Chuck Bernard "Turn Her Loose" Brenda Holloway "Till Johnny Comes" Mike & The Censations "There Is Nothing I Can Do About It" Family Circle "I Hope You Really Love Me" Delilah Moore "Wrapped Up Tight" Creations "Footsteps" A Brother's Guiding Light "Getting Together (feat. David Morris Jr)" Eddie Holman "It's Over" John Brothers "I Just Wanna Be Free"

Most "rare" and expensive records are a rip-off in my personal opinion. There's usually a reason they're rare (they weren't that good so they didn't sell). However, there are a handful of rare records that are truly worth the extravagant prices they fetch. All of the records on this episode have sold for $500+. (Disclaimer: I do not own copies of ALL of these but I wish I did!) This episode best enjoyed with a glass of fine wine or champagne. Cheers Tracklist: Percy Stone & The Explosions "Chained" The Montclairs "Hey You!" Arnold Blair "Trying To Get Next To You" JT Rhythm "All I Want Is You" Brotherhood "When You Need Me" The Mighty Lovers "I Ain't Gonna Run No More" Burning Desire "Why She Had To Go" Fatback Band "Peace, Love Not War" Frank Beverly & The Butlers "Because Of My Heart" Pat Lewis "No One To Love" Willie Tee "Concentrate" Young Ladies "He's Gone To Another" The Mist "Life Walked Out" Wizdom "So In Love With You"

Episode 10! Feels kinda milestoney! Back to the gangster vintage soul. Ain't nothin' like it. Some classics, plus a few rarities. Tracklist: Executive Suite "I'm A Winner Now" The Impressions "I'm So Proud" The Mad Lads "Make Room" Archie Bell & The Drells "When You Left The Heartache Began" Nooney Rickett "Player, Play On" Wanda McDaniels "Gangster Boy" Universal Minds "A Chance at Love" Jackie Dee "Who" Sly & The Family Stone "Running Away" The Soul Attractions "I Forgot" Jorge Darden "Alone Again" Major Lance "Hey Little Girl" Ben Monroe "Broken Home"

As some of you know, I've been obsessed with the vintage, roots reggae 45s lately. This episode features a healthy stack of current favs. Fire one up and vibe out. Hawthorne at the controls - bless up!

Hawthorne Radio 8 Listen Here iTunes MixCloud Spotify Google Play SoundCloud TuneIn Mayer Hawthorne's very own imaginary radio station.

This episode focuses exclusively on songs that are NOT available on iTunes or Spotify. This is by no means a diss to those services (I love them both and use them all the time), but merely a reminder of how much incredible music is still not available digitally.

I wasn't going to do a Sinatra mix because I felt like there would be enough out there, but then my manager was like "you love Sinatra!" and I was like "yeah I do!". So here it is. My favorite Sinatra and related joints plus a few curveballs. Happy Birthday Frank.

Another mysterious midnight hour aircheck from Mayer Hawthorne's very own imaginary radio station.

Mayer Hawthorne's very own imaginary radio station.

Mayer Hawthorne's very own imaginary radio station.

Mayer Hawthorne's very own imaginary radio station.

Mayer Hawthorne's very own imaginary radio station.