Who You Got? with Mike & Mario

(Pop, Pop, Pop, Pop) Goes My Mind or Anniversary

Let's go back to a time when vocal groups mattered. When love filled the air and the music captured its essence! Today's battle brings us (Pop, Pop, Pop, Pop) Goes My Mind by LeVert versus Anniversary by Tony, Toni, Tone. This won't be a walk in the park but Mike and Mario DO have to decide. Tune in and find out who the picked, all the while asking yourself...Who You Got?
 
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Songs Featured
You Know How To Love Me by Phyllis Hyman, 1979
(Pop, Pop, Pop, Pop) Goes My Mind, LeVert, 1986
Anniversary by Tony, Toni, Tone, 1993
Soulbird Rise by India.Arie, 2013
Duumbiyay by Madlib, 2021
 
 

Was That All It Was or You Know How To Love Me

It must be said. 1979 was clearly a good year in music! With such an outpour of emotions, how can Mike and Mario decide between Jean Carne/Was That All It Was and Phyllis Hyman/You Know How To Love Me? Very carefully. Tune in to find out the answer. All the time asking yourself...Who You Got?
 
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Songs Featured
"All The Things(Your Man Won't Do)" by Joe, 1996
"Was That All It Was: by Jean Carne, 1979
"You Know How To Love Me" by Phyllis Hyman, 1979
"Indigo" by Al Di Meola, Stanley Clarke and Jean-Luc Ponty, 1995
"T.S.O.P." by M.F.S.B., 1974
 

All The Things(Your Man Won’t Do) or Sweet Lady

There's probably nothing better than a heartfelt love song! Especially when performed by two of the dopest singers on the planet. Join Mike and Mario as they try to decide between the stylings of Joe/All The Things(Your Man Won't Do) and Tyrese/Sweet Lady. I certainly do not envy them today. But decisions need to be made. Tune in and find out who they picked. By the way... Who You Got?
 
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Songs Featured
"Where Do We Go From Here" by Enchantment, 1979
"All The Things(Your Man Won't Do)" by Joe, 1996
"Sweet Lady" by Tyrese, 1998
"Brand New Day" by Sting, 1999
"How I Got Over" by Aretha Franklin, 1972

Where Do We Go From Here or Hurry Up This Way Again

Welcome to episode 91. Where heartache and longing is more than a notion. Join Mike and Mario on this journey as they dissect and decide between two of the greatest soul songs of our generation! Will it be Where Do We Go From Here by Enchantment or will it be Hurry Up This Way Again by The Stylistics? We all might need a tissue after this one. But don't fret it will all be alright in the end. Who You Got?
 
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Songs Featured
It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next To Me by Barry White, 1977
Where Do We Go From Here by Enchantment, 1979
Hurry Up This Way Again by The Stylistics, 1980
 
 

BONUS HALLOWEEN EDITION: Twilight Zone Theme or Psycho Theme(Shower Scene)

Welcome to our second Halloween episode. Today we feature two of the most iconic themes ever created. Follow along as Mike and Mario discuss which of the two has the greater impact on them. Will it be the theme from the Twilight Zone television show or the theme from the shower scene in Psycho? Buckle up. Don't be afraid. The fun never ends. Who you got?
 
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Songs Featured
"Jaws Theme" by John Williams, 1975
"One , Two Freddy's Coming For You" by Alan Pasqua, 1984
"Twilight Zone Theme" by Marius Constant, 1960
"Psycho Shower Theme" by Bernard Herman, 1960
 
 

It’s Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next To Me or Stars In Your Eyes

Ladies and gentlemen. In one corner we have The Maestro aka Barry White/It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next To Me and in the other corner we have Mr. Hands aka Herbie Hancock/Stars In Your Eyes. Both heavy hitters indeed but Mike and Mario must now make the choice! Find out their answers, all the time asking yourself...Who You Got?
 
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Songs Featured
"It Was A Good Day" by Ice Cube, 1992
"It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next To Me" by Barry White, 1977
"Stars In Your Eyes" by Herbie Hancock, 1980