THE AL RANDALL SHOW

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 The Al Randall Show delivers era-authentic, story‑driven radio hours celebrating Classic Rock, Soul, Motown, and specialty music themes. Each episode blends curated playlists, rich backstories, and classic New York broadcast swagger.

Episodes

  1. Jul 7

    SPOTLIGHT YEAR 1965 - JULY 6, 2026, RECORDING - THE AL RANDALL SHOW

    Welcome to Spotlight Year 1965, hosted by Al Randall. This episode features a full lineup of 1965 favorites, complete with voice tracks, artist backstories, chart positions, and vintage radio flavor. Perfect for fans of oldies, nostalgia, and classic radio storytelling. Stream the full hour and relive the sound of ’65.   #1965 #Oldies #ClassicHits #RetroRadio #AlRandall #Top40 #BritishInvasion #Motown #FolkRock #SurfPop #Chickenman #VintageRadio #Nostalgia #60sMusic #SpotlightYear #WNYCDB #ArnoldAlmanac #MixcloudShows #HearThis #BuzzsproutPodcasts  Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs – Ju Ju Hand The Beatles – Help! Marvin Gaye – Pretty Little Baby Sonny & Cher – The Revolution Kind Charlie Rich – Mohair Sam We Five – You Were On My Mind The Beach Boys – California Girls The Dave Clark Five – I Like It Like That Jan & Dean – I Found a Girl Jackie Lee – The Duck Herman’s Hermits – Just a Little Bit Better Eddy Arnold – Make the World Go Away The Knickerbockers – Lies The Lettermen – Theme From “A Summer Place” The Sunrays – I Live for the Sun The Spokesmen – The Dawn of Correction The Vogues – You’re the One Noel Harrison – A Young Girl Petula Clark – My Love The Newbeats – Run Baby Run Bob Dylan – Like a Rolling Stone Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass – Zorba the Greek Oldies Radio Live 365 NYC — Streaming 24/7 from Staten Island, NYC. Classic hits, deep cuts, and era‑authentic radio hours from The Al Randall Network. 🎧 Listen live at oldiesradiolive365.com 📻 Follow us on Mixcloud and HearThis for new episodes every week. 📩 Contact: info@oldiesradiolive365.com © 2026 The Al Randall Network — All Rights Reserved.

    SPOTLIGHT YEAR 1965 - JULY 6, 2026, RECORDING - THE AL RANDALL SHOW
  2. Jul 3

    PHILLY SOUL HOUR WITH AL RANDALL - JULY 3, 2026

    Philly Soul Hour with Al Randall This episode explores the heart of the Philadelphia soul sound — from early Arctic Records harmony groups to the lush productions that shaped the Philly Groove era. Featuring Barbara Mason, Honey & The Bees, First Choice, The Delfonics, The Ambassadors, The Volcanoes, and more. Al Randall delivers a fully scripted hour with years, labels, and deep‑cut trivia, highlighting the artists, producers, and studios that made Philly one of the most influential soul capitals in America.   #PhillySoul #PhiladelphiaInternational #ArcticRecords #PhillyGroove #SoulMusic #HarmonySoul #ThomBell #GambleAndHuff #NorthernSoul #RareSoul #Soul45s #DeepSoul #VinylCollectors #AlRandall #PhillySound  Barbara Mason – Is It Me Della Humphrey – (Girls Have Feelings) Just Like the Boys Do Tiffanys – Lover Boy Teddy & the Fingerpoppers – Soul Groove (Pt.1) Ben Aiken – Handle With Care Honey & the Bees – Dynamite Exploded Honey & the Bees – Why Do You Hurt the One Who Loves You Lane Relations – Cleaning Up Here The Ambassadors – I Dig You Baby Dee Dee Barnes – Do What You Wanna First Choice – Smarty Pants Nat Turner Rebellion – Ruby Lee The Delfonics – Didn’t I (Blow Your Mind This Time) The Coupe Devilles – So Long, Goodbye, It’s Over The Volcanoes – Storm Warning Volcanos – Make Your Move The Temptones – Say These Words of Love The Tiffanys – Happiest Girl in the World Broadway Express – Didn’t We Make It Three Strangers – Find My Baby (Pt.1) Kenny Gamble & the Romeos – Ain’t It Baby (Inst) Brokington Ensemble – How I Got Over (Pt.1) Oldies Radio Live 365 NYC — Streaming 24/7 from Staten Island, NYC. Classic hits, deep cuts, and era‑authentic radio hours from The Al Randall Network. 🎧 Listen live at oldiesradiolive365.com 📻 Follow us on Mixcloud and HearThis for new episodes every week. 📩 Contact: info@oldiesradiolive365.com © 2026 The Al Randall Network — All Rights Reserved.

    PHILLY SOUL HOUR WITH AL RANDALL - JULY 3, 2026
  3. Jul 3

    BEST OF NORTHERN SOUL - SHOW 485 WITH AL RANDALL

    The Best of Northern Soul with Al Randall Step into the dancehalls, record shops, and all‑nighters that defined a movement. This episode digs deep into the rare grooves, floor‑fillers, and forgotten gems that shaped Northern Soul culture. Featuring Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers, The Flirtations, Bob Relf, Chris Clark, Harvey Scales, Major Lance, Lorraine Silver, and more — plus charting history, label trivia, and the stories behind the records that kept the UK dancing till sunrise. A full hour of high‑octane soul curated for collectors, dancers, and true believers.   #NorthernSoul #RareSoul #Motown #SoulMusic #DetroitSoul #Stax #VoltRecords #WiganCasino #FloorFiller #SoulClub #VinylCollectors #DeepSoul #Soul45s #NorthernSoulAllNighter #AlRandall  Earl Van Dyke & The Soul Brothers – Nowhere to Run Porgy and the Monarchs – That Girl The Flirtations – Will You Love Me Tomorrow? The Emotions – Runnin’ Back (And Forth) Sam Nesbit – Black Mother Goose Bob Relf – Blowing My Mind to Pieces Eddie Floyd – Bring It on Home to Me Dusty Wilson – Can't Do Without You Chris Clark – Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) Alice Clark – Don't You Care Damon Shawn – Feel The Need Cajun Heart – Got to Find a Way Al McCarther – His True Love For You The Extremes – How I Need Your Love Wilson Williams – I Can't Get Used to Losing You The Marvellos – I Need You Puffs – I Only Cry Once A Day Now Barbara Lewis – I Remember the Feeling Harvey Scales & The Seven Sounds – It's Midnight Major Lance – It's the Beat Four Tops – I’ll Turn to Stone Lorraine Silver – Lost Summer Love Ted Wilson – My Aim Is to Please Ronnie Jones – My Love The Temptations – Forever in My Heart (Come on Back to Me Baby) Oldies Radio Live 365 NYC — Streaming 24/7 from Staten Island, NYC. Classic hits, deep cuts, and era‑authentic radio hours from The Al Randall Network. 🎧 Listen live at oldiesradiolive365.com 📻 Follow us on Mixcloud and HearThis for new episodes every week. 📩 Contact: info@oldiesradiolive365.com © 2026 The Al Randall Network — All Rights Reserved.

    BEST OF NORTHERN SOUL - SHOW 485 WITH AL RANDALL
  4. Jul 3

    MOTOWN MEMORIES - SHOW 30 WITH AL RANDALL

    Step back inside Hitsville U.S.A. for another hour of Detroit soul, classic Motown grooves, and deep‑catalog treasures. This episode features Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, Stevie Wonder, The Marvelettes, The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Four Tops, The Undisputed Truth, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas, and more — plus spotlight moments from Michael Jackson and rare gems from Wolfe, Abdullah, and Gordon Staples & The Motown Strings. A full Motown journey packed with energy, history, and the unmistakable sound that changed American music forever.   #Motown #HitsvilleUSA #DetroitSoul #Tamla #Gordy #RareEarth #SmokeyRobinson #StevieWonder #Supremes #FourTops #MarvinGaye #MichaelJackson #MarthaReeves #Vandellas #NorthernSoul #SoulMusic #ClassicSoul #MotownMemoriesWithAlRandall  Smokey Robinson & The Miracles – If You Can Want The Marvelettes – Anything You Wanna Do Stevie Wonder – With a Child’s Heart Wolfe – Tale of Two Cities The Good Girls – Your Sweetness Michael Jackson – Love Is Here and Now You’re Gone Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell – The Onion Song The Supremes – You’re Gone (but Always in My Heart) Diana Ross & The Supremes – No Matter What Sign You Are (mono) Mary Wells – Bye Bye Baby Paul Petersen – Don’t Let It Happen to Us Gordon Staples & The Motown Strings – Sounds of the Zodiac Bob Kayli – Toodle Loo Marvin Gaye – Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology) Four Tops – I Can’t Help Myself The Undisputed Truth – Friendship Train Yvonne Fair – We Should Never Be Lonely My Love Abdullah – I Comma Zimba Zio (Here I Stand the Mighty One) Martha Reeves & the Vandellas – Love Bug Leave My Heart Alone Martha and the Vandellas – I Gotta Let You Go Oldies Radio Live 365 NYC — Streaming 24/7 from Staten Island, NYC. Classic hits, deep cuts, and era‑authentic radio hours from The Al Randall Network. 🎧 Listen live at oldiesradiolive365.com 📻 Follow us on Mixcloud and HearThis for new episodes every week. 📩 Contact: info@oldiesradiolive365.com © 2026 The Al Randall Network — All Rights Reserved.

    MOTOWN MEMORIES - SHOW 30 WITH AL RANDALL
  5. Jun 20

    SPOTLIGHT YEAR 1965 - JUNE 20, 2026 - THE AL RANDALL SHOW

    Step back into the golden age of AM radio with Spotlight Year 1965, hosted by Al Randall. This hour captures the sound of a world in transition — British Invasion pop, Motown magic, folk‑rock revolution, and the smooth crooners who kept the charts warm. From Gary Lewis & The Playboys and The Beach Boys, to Marvin Gaye, Sonny & Cher, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, and Wilson Pickett, this show delivers the hits, the deep cuts, and the stories behind the songs that shaped a generation. Email:  thealrandallshow@gmail.com Gary Lewis & The Playboys – She’s Just My Style Marvin Gaye – Pretty Little Baby Marvin Gaye – Ain’t That Peculiar The Beach Boys – California Girls Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs – Wooly Bully The Newbeats – Run Baby Run Joan Baez – There But For Fortune Noel Harrison – A Young Girl Sonny & Cher – I Got You Babe Sonny – Laugh at Me Petula Clark – Round Every Corner Jackie DeShannon – What the World Needs Now Is Love The Rolling Stones – As Tears Go By Donovan – Colours The Vogues – You’re the One Bob Dylan – Like a Rolling Stone Herman’s Hermits – I’m Henry VIII, I Am The Righteous Brothers – Ebb Tide Danny Hutton – Roses and Rainbows Wilson Pickett – In the Midnight Hour Barbara Lewis – Baby, I’m Yours Dean Martin – I Will Oldies Radio Live 365 NYC — Streaming 24/7 from Staten Island, NYC. Classic hits, deep cuts, and era‑authentic radio hours from The Al Randall Network. 🎧 Listen live at oldiesradiolive365.com 📻 Follow us on Mixcloud and HearThis for new episodes every week. 📩 Contact: info@oldiesradiolive365.com © 2026 The Al Randall Network — All Rights Reserved.

    SPOTLIGHT YEAR 1965 - JUNE 20, 2026 - THE AL RANDALL SHOW
  6. Jun 20

    70'S SOUL HOUR - SHOW 304 WITH AL RANDALL

    Step inside the velvet groove of the 70’s Soul Hour with Al Randall — an hour of deep‑cut funk, Philly strings, rare grooves, and pure soul power. From The S.O.S. Band and MFSB to Brenda & The Tabulations, Blue Magic, and The Staple Singers, this show moves from dance‑floor heat to slow‑burn classics with that unmistakable Randall storytelling. This week’s lineup brings Harlem gems, Philly soul royalty, Chicago message music, and two bonus killers — Foster Sylvers’ “Misdemeanor” and Gene Chandler’s “Groovy Situation” — before closing with the Curtis Mayfield‑produced bliss of “Let’s Do It Again.” Email:  thealrandallshow@gmail.com The S.O.S. Band – Take Your Time (Do It Right), Part 1 The Third Guitar – Baby Don’t Cry Joe Tex – Ain’t Gonna Bump No More (With No Big Fat Woman) The Chi‑Lites – (For God’s Sake) Give More Power to the People R.B. Greaves – Take a Letter Maria Tony Bowens & The Soul‑Choppers – Boilin’ Water MFSB feat. The Three Degrees – Love Is the Message Love Unlimited Orchestra – Love’s Theme War – Why Can’t We Be Friends? Chic – Good Times Abraham & The Metronomes – Party Brenda & The Tabulations – Right on the Tip of My Tongue Blue Magic – Three Ring Circus Prepositions – Something Different Foster Sylvers – Misdemeanor Gene Chandler – Groovy Situation The Staple Singers – Let’s Do It Again Oldies Radio Live 365 NYC — Streaming 24/7 from Staten Island, NYC. Classic hits, deep cuts, and era‑authentic radio hours from The Al Randall Network. 🎧 Listen live at oldiesradiolive365.com 📻 Follow us on Mixcloud and HearThis for new episodes every week. 📩 Contact: info@oldiesradiolive365.com © 2026 The Al Randall Network — All Rights Reserved.

    70'S SOUL HOUR - SHOW 304 WITH AL RANDALL
  7. May 24

    MAY 23, 2026 - SPOTLIGHT YEAR 1965 WITH AL RANDALL

    Al Randall’s Spotlight Year 1965 — a smooth, nostalgic hour of soul, pop, and British Invasion classics. Era‑authentic storytelling, label trivia, and warm NYC radio swagger make this a must‑listen for fans of timeless hits.   #SpotlightYear1965 #AlRandall #OldiesRadioLive365NYC #ClassicHits #MotownMagic #BritishInvasion #SoulClassics #BeatlesEra #VintageVibes #RadioShow #RetroSound #NYCRadio #MusicHistory #1965Hits #RadioLegend #SoulPopRock  Marvin Gaye — Ain’t That Peculiar (Tamla) Len Barry — 1‑2‑3 (Decca) Roger Miller — It Happened Just That Way (Smash) The Dave Clark Five — Catch Us If You Can (Epic) The Yardbirds — Still I’m Sad (Columbia UK) The Changin’ Times — The Pied Piper (Philips) The Righteous Brothers — Unchained Melody (Philles) The Deep Six — Rising Sun (Liberty) Gary Lewis & the Playboys — Everybody Loves a Clown (Liberty) Patty Duke — Don’t Just Stand There (United Artists) Billy Joe Royal — Down in the Boondocks (Columbia) The Beatles — Day Tripper (Parlophone) The Bobby Fuller Four — I Fought the Law (Mustang) James Brown — I Got You (I Feel Good) (King) Mike Douglas — The Men in My Little Girl’s Life (Epic) The Byrds — I’ll Feel a Whole Lot Better (Columbia) The Turtles — Let Me Be (White Whale) Jay & the Americans — Cara, Mia (United Artists) Cher — All I Really Want to Do (Imperial) Barbara Mason — Yes, I’m Ready (Arctic) Wilson Pickett — In the Midnight Hour (Atlantic) Barbara Lewis — Baby, I’m Yours (Atlantic) Donovan — Universal Soldier (Pye) Oldies Radio Live 365 NYC — Streaming 24/7 from Staten Island, NYC. Classic hits, deep cuts, and era‑authentic radio hours from The Al Randall Network. 🎧 Listen live at oldiesradiolive365.com 📻 Follow us on Mixcloud and HearThis for new episodes every week. 📩 Contact: info@oldiesradiolive365.com © 2026 The Al Randall Network — All Rights Reserved.

    MAY 23, 2026 - SPOTLIGHT YEAR 1965 WITH AL RANDALL
  8. May 24

    70'S SOUL HOUR - SHOW 303 WITH AL RANDALL

    A smooth, laid‑back hour of 70’s soul, funk, and deep‑cut grooves — complete with label history, backstories, and Al Randall’s signature NYC radio swagger. Perfect for fans of classic soul and warm analog vibes.   #70sSoul #SoulHour #AlRandall #OldiesRadioLive365NYC #ClassicSoul #PhillySoul #FunkGrooves #BrothersJohnson #ChakaKhan #MFSB #ChiLites #LaBelle #BenEKing #ArchieBell #VintageVibes #SoulClassics #NYCRadio #RadioShow #MixcloudRadio #HearThisAt  The Brothers Johnson — I’ll Be Good to You (1976 • A&M) Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band — Express Yourself (1970 • Warner Bros) James Polk & The Brothers — Just Plain Funk (1971 • Reel Music) Archie Bell & the Drells — The Soul City Walk (1975 • Philadelphia International) Ben E. King — Supernatural Thing Pt. 1 (1975 • Atlantic) Les McCann & Eddie Harris — Compared to What (1969 • Atlantic) The Chi‑Lites — A Lonely Man (1972 • Brunswick) Chaka Khan — I’m Every Woman (1978 • Warner Bros) LaBelle — What Can I Do for You? (1974 • Epic) GQ — I Do Love You (1979 • Arista) The Presidents — 5‑10‑15‑20 (25‑30 Years of Love) (1971 • Sussex) MFSB feat. The Three Degrees — TSOP (1974 • Philadelphia International) Lil’ Buck & The Top Cats — Monkey in a Sack (1970 • Paula) The Four Tops — Keeper of the Castle (1972 • ABC‑Dunhill) Yvonne Elliman — If I Can’t Have You (1978 • RSO) 100 Proof (Aged in Soul) — Somebody’s Been Sleeping (1970 • Hot Wax) Oldies Radio Live 365 NYC — Streaming 24/7 from Staten Island, NYC. Classic hits, deep cuts, and era‑authentic radio hours from The Al Randall Network. 🎧 Listen live at oldiesradiolive365.com 📻 Follow us on Mixcloud and HearThis for new episodes every week. 📩 Contact: info@oldiesradiolive365.com © 2026 The Al Randall Network — All Rights Reserved.

    70'S SOUL HOUR - SHOW 303 WITH AL RANDALL
  9. May 24

    BRILL BUILDING HOUR - 675 - THE AL RANDALL SHOW

    This episode explores the iconic Brill Building era — the songwriting hub that produced some of the most enduring hits of the 1960s. From polished pop to soulful ballads, this collection highlights the artists and writers who turned New York’s publishing houses into a hit‑making machine. A curated journey through one of music’s most influential creative centers.   #BrillBuilding #GoffinAndKing #MannAndWeil #LeiberAndStoller #GirlGroupEra #60sPop #OldiesRadio #NYCPopHistory #RedBirdRecords #AldonMusic #ClassicHits #VintageVinyl #1960sMusic #BrillBuildingSound  Jo Ann Campbell – Bobby, Bobby, Bobby Herb Alpert – This Guy’s in Love With You Ruth Brown – Lucky Lips Gene Pitney – I’m Gonna Be Strong The Orchids – That Boy Is Messing Up My Mind Freddie Scott – Hey Girl The Chiffons – He’s So Fine Bobby Vee – Run to Him Simon & Garfunkel – Mrs. Robinson Tony Orlando – Talkin’ About You The Righteous Brothers – See That Girl Donna Loren – Just a Little Girl The Troggs – Wild Thing Perry Como – Magic Moments The Drifters – In the Park Bertell Dache – Not Just Tomorrow, but Always The Bandwagon – Breakin’ Down the Walls of Heartache Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders – A Groovy Kind of Love Adam Wade – Rain From the Skies Barry Mann – Teenage Has‑Been Johnny Crawford – Proud Dusty Springfield – What Good Is I Love You? Oldies Radio Live 365 NYC — Streaming 24/7 from Staten Island, NYC. Classic hits, deep cuts, and era‑authentic radio hours from The Al Randall Network. 🎧 Listen live at oldiesradiolive365.com 📻 Follow us on Mixcloud and HearThis for new episodes every week. 📩 Contact: info@oldiesradiolive365.com © 2026 The Al Randall Network — All Rights Reserved.

    BRILL BUILDING HOUR - 675 - THE AL RANDALL SHOW
  10. May 9

    MOTOWN MEMORIES - SHOW 29 WITH AL RANDALL

    Motown Memories with Al Randall returns with another hour of Detroit soul, deep‑cut magic, and the backstories listeners can’t get enough of. This episode blends the giants of Hitsville with rare Motor City gems — from The Supremes and Stevie Wonder to Patrice Holloway, Michelle Aller, and Dorothy, Oma & Zelpha. You’ll hear Norman Whitfield’s masterpiece with The Temptations, Tammi Terrell’s early solo brilliance, Marvin Gaye in full 1973 form, and the Isley Brothers during their explosive Motown era. Plus Detroit‑adjacent treasures from Mitch Ryder, Bruce Channel, and Monk Montgomery. If you love the Motown sound — the grooves, the harmonies, the stories behind the songs — this hour is built for you. Oldies Radio Live 365 NYC — The Motown Sound Lives Here.  #MotownMemories #Motown #HitsvilleUSA #DetroitSoul #TamlaMotown #ClassicSoul #NorthernSoul #OldiesRadioLive365NYC #AlRandallNetwork #TheSupremes #StevieWonder #MarvinGaye #FourTops #Temptations #SmokeyRobinson #IsleyBrothers #MaryWells #WillieHutch #Commodores #DetroitMusic #SoulMusic #VinylCommunity #MixcloudShows #NYCRadio  The Supremes – The Only Time I’m Happy Stevie Wonder – Superwoman (Where Were You When I Needed You) Dorothy, Oma & Zelpha – Henry Blake The Temptations – Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone Smokey Robinson & The Miracles – When the Words From Your Heart Get Caught Up in Your Throat The Commodores – Nightshift Bruce Channel – You Make Me Happy Tammi Terrell – I Can’t Believe You Love Me Four Tops – L.A. (My Town) Monk Montgomery – A Place in the Sun Barrett Strong – Money and Me Michelle Aller – The Morning After Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels – For the Love of a Stranger Marvin Gaye – Let’s Get It On Patrice Holloway – Stevie The Isley Brothers – Got to Have You Back The Ones – Don’t Let Me Lose This Dream Willie Hutch – Love Power Mary Wells – Oh Little Boy (What Did You Do to Me) Oldies Radio Live 365 NYC — Streaming 24/7 from Staten Island, NYC. Classic hits, deep cuts, and era‑authentic radio hours from The Al Randall Network. 🎧 Listen live at oldiesradiolive365.com 📻 Follow us on Mixcloud and HearThis for new episodes every week. 📩 Contact: info@oldiesradiolive365.com © 2026 The Al Randall Network — All Rights Reserved.

    MOTOWN MEMORIES - SHOW 29 WITH AL RANDALL
  11. Apr 18

    GOFFIN & KING - BRILL BUILDING MAGIC WITH AL RANDALL

    GOFFIN & KING — 25 ESSENTIAL HITS   This week, we take the elevator up to 1650 Broadway and step into the golden age of the Brill Building. Gerry Goffin and Carole King didn’t just write hits — they shaped the emotional blueprint of the 1960s. From girl‑group harmonies to British Invasion smashes, from soulful ballads to psychedelic film themes, their songs defined an era and influenced generations. This 25‑track journey covers their biggest moments: The Shirelles’ groundbreaking #1, Little Eva’s dance‑floor phenomenon, The Drifters’ rooftop escape, Dusty’s reflective masterpiece, and Aretha’s iconic anthem. Labels like Scepter, Atlantic, Dimension, Columbia, and Colgems all carried their magic. If you love the sound of New York’s songwriting factory at full power, this is your hour. Sit back, turn it up, and enjoy the brilliance of Goffin & King. The Shirelles – Will You Love Me Tomorrow Bobby Vee – Take Good Care of My Baby The Drifters – Some Kind of Wonderful Tony Orlando – Halfway to Paradise Gene Pitney – Every Breath I Take Little Eva – The Loco‑Motion The Drifters – Up on the Roof The Cookies – Chains Steve Lawrence – Go Away Little Girl Carole King – It Might as Well Rain Until September The Cookies – Don’t Say Nothin’ Bad (About My Baby) The Chiffons – One Fine Day Freddie Scott – Hey Girl Skeeter Davis – I Can’t Stay Mad at You Maxine Brown – Oh No Not My Baby Herman’s Hermits – I’m Into Something Good The Righteous Brothers – Just Once in My Life The Animals – Don’t Bring Me Down Dusty Springfield – Goin’ Back The Monkees – Pleasant Valley Sunday Aretha Franklin – (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman The Monkees – Porpoise Song The Byrds – Wasn’t Born to Follow The Righteous Brothers – A Man Without a Dream Blood, Sweat & Tears – Hi‑De‑Ho  #GoffinKing #BrillBuilding #CaroleKing #GerryGoffin #60sMusic #GirlGroups #SoulClassics #OldiesButGoodies #ClassicPop #VinylCulture #MusicHistory #SpinnerOnTheAir #TheAlRandallShow  Oldies Radio Live 365 NYC — Streaming 24/7 from Staten Island, NYC. Classic hits, deep cuts, and era‑authentic radio hours from The Al Randall Network. 🎧 Listen live at oldiesradiolive365.com 📻 Follow us on Mixcloud and HearThis for new episodes every week. 📩 Contact: info@oldiesradiolive365.com © 2026 The Al Randall Network — All Rights Reserved.

    GOFFIN & KING - BRILL BUILDING MAGIC WITH AL RANDALL

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 The Al Randall Show delivers era-authentic, story‑driven radio hours celebrating Classic Rock, Soul, Motown, and specialty music themes. Each episode blends curated playlists, rich backstories, and classic New York broadcast swagger.