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Lord Thomas, a long time DJ in the Norfolk & Richmond Virginia scenes, can often be found at The Face. He has a love for all things 60s, and quite a collection of records. When Ryan’s not one of the faces, The Lord is managing his own podcast or spinning at one of his nights. He brings the more 60s Garage, PowerPop sound to the show in defiance of Kurtis’ love for Crossover, 2-step, and Disco. He’s one hell of a co-pilot.
From 1973 on The Deluxe label from a not so sunny New Jersey!
Hailing from the seedy underbelly of a 1970’s Baltimore, The New Apocalypse gives us Stainless Soul
From 1971 on The Kapp Record label from NYC! El Chicano does a great funky Boogaloo version of Ray Bryant’s jazz classic! Dig it!
This one's a real psychedelic swinger with groovy sitar action!
First released in 1975 on French label Disques Carrere, and it seems that Hot Blood were German, and their discography was mainly focused on Halloween tracks.
This hauntingly delightful version of Season of the Witch from 1969 was produced by David Axelrod
