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Soul Pod Classics

Soul Pod Classics

De: Gail Nobles
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Timeless tracks and unforgettable artists that have shaped the landscape of soul music. Each episode dives deep into the rich history, cultural impact, and emotional resonance of soul classics that have inspired generations.

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  • Smokey’s Soul Town 3:19:26 2.21 PM

    Smokey’s Soul Town 3:19:26 2.21 PM
    Mar 19 2026
    Keyboardist: Gail Nobles
    Story by: Gail Nobles
    Photo: Ewingmason - Own work
    Usage: CC BY-SA 4.0

    In an exciting development for music lovers, SiriusXM has launched Smokey's Soul Town, an exclusive radio channel curated and hosted by the legendary Motown singer-songwriter Smokey Robinson. This new channel, which debuted in November 2023 on Channel 74, celebrates the rich sounds of classic soul, R&B, and Motown from the 1950s to the early 1980s.

    Listeners can enjoy timeless hits from iconic artists like Aretha Franklin and Marvin Gaye, with a special focus on the vibrant music of the 1960s and 1970s. But Smokey's Soul Town is not just about the music—Smokey Robinson also shares personal stories and memories from his incredible career, offering fans a deeper connection to the songs and the artists who created them.

    One beloved song from Smokey Robinson, "Tell Me Tomorrow," is particularly noted for its soothing sound, allowing listeners to unwind and relax. Released in 1982 on his album "Yes It's You Lady," this track is a perfect example of the classic soul style that Smokey's Soul Town aims to showcase.

    Fans of soulful tunes can tune in to SiriusXM Channel 74 to enjoy this unique experience, where music and storytelling combine to pay tribute to the golden era of R&B and Motown.

    I’m Gail Nobles and you’re listening to Soul POD Classics.

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    3 m
  • AARP Showcases Motown’s Musical Legacy 3:16:26 10.48 PM

    AARP Showcases Motown’s Musical Legacy 3:16:26 10.48 PM
    Mar 17 2026
    Intro by: Gail Nobles
    Story by Gail Nobles
    Phoro: Wikipedia Public Domain

    In a surprising twist for its members, AARP, the well-known non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of those aged 50 and older, is shining a spotlight on Motown's rich musical history. Originally focused on lobbying for important issues like Social Security and Medicare, AARP has broadened its offerings to include cultural content that resonates with its audience.

    Recent articles delve into the iconic Motown sound and its profound impact on American music. Pieces like "Smokey Robinson Reflects on Motown’s Birth" give readers insight into the origins of this legendary record label, while "The Andantes: The Girl Group Left Behind" highlights lesser-known voices that contributed to Motown's success. Another intriguing read, "The 'Hidden Figures' of Motown," reveals the talented singers who provided backup to many of the label's biggest stars.

    Additionally, fans can enjoy "Otis Williams: Last Temptation," which features reflections from the Temptations' founding member. These articles not only celebrate the music but also honor the artists who shaped a generation.

    This unexpected focus on music illustrates AARP's commitment to engaging its members in diverse ways, showcasing not just advocacy for aging issues but also a rich appreciation for culture and history.

    i'm Gail Nobles & you're listening to Soul POD Classics. To see AARP's Motown articles, hit the link. (Affiliate)

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    3 m
  • Jerry Butler..Western Union Man 3:5:26 3.34 PM

    Jerry Butler..Western Union Man 3:5:26 3.34 PM
    Mar 5 2026
    Story by Gail Nobles
    Keyboardist: Gail Nobles
    Photo: Public Domain Wikipedia

    Welcome to Soul POD Classics. I’m Gail Nobles. Today we’re going to talk about “Hey, Western Union Man": A Classic Soul Hit from 1968

    In 1968, soul music took a big step forward with the release of "Hey, Western Union Man" by Jerry Butler. This catchy song, written by Butler along with songwriters Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, quickly became a favorite. It marked Butler's second number one hit on the R&B charts, where it stayed at the top for one week.

    The song tells the story of a man asking the Western Union service to send a telegram to his loved one. Its smooth melody and heartfelt lyrics made it not just a hit on the R&B charts but also a crossover success, reaching the Top 40 on pop music charts. This song was part of a series of hits that Butler achieved during the late 1960s, highlighting his talent and the growing popularity of soul music.

    And speaking of sending messages, if you feel inspired to connect with family and friends who are far away, you can do so easily through Western Union. Just follow the handy link below this podcast to stay in touch with your loved ones.

    Just check my Walmart link for deals” or “Need to send money home? Here’s a safe Walmart/Western Union option—but remember the fraud warnings!”)..

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    Or Westen Union use 2.Link

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