Paris DJs Soundsystem presents Who Is Molesting Laura ? (part 1)
(MP3 Podcast on www.ParisDJs.com) T.I.M.E.C., 2009-02-15

This is the beginning of a new series of Molesting Laura mixes, starting with a selection of 60's and 70's soulful divas covering some hits and lesser well-known songs. From incredibly deep to blue-eyed, from glam to jazz, from disco to rock, the scope is quite vast. Expect 3 more parts coming up soon, exploring latin, fresh'n'funky and more hard-edged thematics...


[comment faire?/how to?]

Tracklisting :
01. Bobbie Gentry - You've Made Me So Very Happy
(from 'Touch 'Em With Love' album, 1969 / Capitol)
» BRENDA HOLLOWAY COVER «
more info on myspace.com/bobbiegentry44, wikipedia.org or on geocities.com/odetobobbiegentry
02. Helen Shapiro - My Guy
(from 'Helen Hits Out!' album, 1966 / Columbia)
» MARY WELLS COVER «
more info on wikipedia.org or on electricearl.com
03. Ella Fitzgerald - Get Ready
(from 'Get Ready' album)
» THE TEMPTATIONS COVER «
more info on ellafitzgerald.com, myjazzworld.blogspot.com or on wikipedia.org
04. Sharon Cash - Fever
(from 'He Lives Within My Soul' album, 1974 / Mothers)
more info on soul-sides.com or on throwbackmusic.blogspot.com
05. Dusty Springfield - Can I Get A Witness
(from 'Dusty' album, 1964 / Philipps)
» MARVIN GAYE COVER «
more info on wikipedia.org, dusty-springfield.com or on dustyspringfield.co.uk
06. Kerrie Biddell - Sing A Simple Song
(from 'Kerrie Biddell' album, 1973 / Summit Records Australia)
» SLY STONE COVER «
more info on wikipedia.org
07. Mascara - Golden Years
(from 'See You In L.A.' album, 1979 / Ensign)
» DAVID BOWIE COVER «
more info on babygrandpa.blogspot.com or on loftspace.blogspot.com
08. Gladys Knight & The Pips - The Nitty Gritty
(from 'The Nitty Gritty' album, 1969 / Motown)
» LINCOLN CHASE COVER «
more info on wikipedia.org or on rateyourmusic.com
09. Etta James - Sookie, Sookie
(from 'Come a Little Closer' album, 1974 / MCA) » DON COVAY COVER «
more info on secondhandsongs.com or on bluestown.blogspot.com
10. Thelma Houston & Pressure Cooker - I've Got The Music In Me
(from 'I Got The Music In Me' album, 1975 / Sheffield Lab)
» THE KIKI DEE BAND COVER «
more info on en.wikipedia.org, secondhandsongs.com or on fullundie.blogspot.com

Original record covers :



Credits :
Selected by Djouls and Loik (myspace.com/parisdjs)
Mixed by Djouls (timec.net)
Audio mastering by Grant Phabao (grantphabao.com)
Artwork by Djouls (djouls.com), using the cover from 'La Morte Ha Paura' LP

Author: Djouls

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Duke ·  17 February 2009, 01:54

Keep on molesting that damn Laura for how long as you want guys !!

Mike ·  17 February 2009, 09:54

Don't stop, Laura likes it too. But, just a nity-grity detail, ParisDJs Mix #133? Seems with all the change of your site you mixed the numbers too (are there more than one Laura? <G>). There is (was?) a gap in numbering the mixes and Malcolm Catto and Mr. Confuse shared the same number - no problem when shifting the later one up. But restarting now at 133? That was Soviet Blaxploitation! Sorry for disturbing with such a dull problem.

Djouls ·  17 February 2009, 12:25

Yep that's my mistake sorry. This mix is #152. Please don't hate me I'm just one guy doing all this website... I've put up a recap of all mixes so that you may check which ones you're missing, which ones aren't labelled with the good number, etc. It's all here :
http://www.parisdjs.com/index.php/p...

cheers
Djouls

Mike ·  17 February 2009, 15:44

You are fishing for compliments: I DO NOT hate you for weeny typos and I like very much your site and the kind of music you offer. OK? No! One more: I am a ParisDJs addict.
Best,

some dude ·  18 February 2009, 21:13

Just got turned on to this site and Podcast. Just want to say thanks, I'm loving the selections, variety of styles, but most importantly the consistent quality of tracks. Merci beaucoup!!!!

Don't suppose any shows are lined up for Miami's Winter Music Conference, are they? We need some more of this in our lives!

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