Station Page | Broadcaster Profile | Broadcast Schedule

Updated:	May 7, 08
Created:	Jan 24, 07
TLH:
Rating:
Rated by:	14 people
Audio:	CD 64 kbps
Tell a friend:

Blue-eyed Soul Ladies

DJ: louiefranco

Location:

Playing the very best in Blue-eyed soul as only the ladies can do. Now broadcasting songs from the 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's and a few from the 00's. Over 10 solid hours of soul music from these very soulful ladies!

Now Playing

This station is currently not available.

Become a VIP!

All-Access - No Sold Out Stations
Commercial-Free Listening
CD-Quality
Custom Recommendations

Broadcaster Comments

First up, not all singers in this category really have blue eyes. As with Soul music itself, Blue-eyed soul has its roots in the 1920’s when white musicians performed the Blues then a relatively new Black American music format. Yes, even then some non-black people fell in love with the Blues enough to perform it. Of course not until the Blues splintered into R&B did the road get paved for Blue-eyed soul’s arrival. Fast forward to the 1960’s when Blue-eyed Soul was truly born. Soul music was taking hold of America and beyond (particularly Great Britain). Non-black musicians loved the new genre enough to compose and perform it. Over the years, certain names come to mind as definitive Blue-eyed Soul artists: The Rascals, Hall and Oats, Michael McDonald – you get the picture. As for the ladies, history will record Timi Yuro as the mother of Blue-eyed Soul with Dusty Springfield, Teena Marie, Renee Geyer, Lisa Stansfield and Joss Stone all deserving of the title "Blue-eyed Soul Queen". But why only women on this station? Well, do some research on the internet data bases; you will find that women have been shamefully overlooked in this genre. Not anymore. At least not by me. – Louie Franco

Plays Tracks Like

Lisa Stansfield - Soul Deep - Real Love
Pieces Of A Dream - Goodbye Manhattan - Goodbye Manhattan
Rita Coolidge - I'm Not Your Lover - Thinkin' About You
Taylor Dayne - Send Me A Lover - Greatest Hits (Compilation)
Tracy Nelson - If You Knew How Much (David Egan) - Ebony And Irony

Also Trys

SoulClassics247.com Soul Oldies & RnB Classics from the 1950s through the 1980s with a sprinkle of s ...
Beach Music Cafe Best of Carolina Beach Music , RnB and Doo Wop
WEJR (WE Jam Right) WEJR...WE Jam old skool r&b Right
back n da day this station plays the baddess slow groove & funk on the planet.[ also those bad ...
Ponderosa Stomp.com Unsung Heroes of the Blues, Soul, Rockabilly, Funk, Garage, Swamp Pop and New Or ...