The Record Collection
The most-requested funk, essential soul, and rare grooves — every record one Sunday request away.
Most Requested Funk
The records the Sunday chat asks for again and again — guaranteed dancefloor.
Super Freak
Rick James · 1981
That bassline starts and the whole chat types in caps. The undisputed request champion.
Play That Funky Music
Wild Cherry · 1976
One riff, eternal party. Proof that one perfect groove beats a hundred clever ones.
Flash Light
Parliament · 1977
Bernie Worrell’s synth bass rewired funk forever — a P-Funk spaceship landing.
Soul Essentials
Timeless voices for dedications, slow dances, and Sunday wind-downs.
Let’s Get It On
Marvin Gaye · 1973
The most requested slow jam in Sunday history. Say no more.
Lovely Day
Bill Withers · 1977
Sunshine in song form — and yes, the chat counts down the 18-second note.
Rare Grooves & Finds
Crate-digger specials — the breaks and B-sides hip-hop was built on.
Cissy Strut
The Meters · 1969
Four minutes of New Orleans perfection. The funkiest instrumental ever cut.
Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone
The Temptations · 1972
Eleven minutes of psychedelic soul cinematics — Norman Whitfield’s masterpiece.
Can’t find your record?
Request anything — if it’s funk or soul, it belongs on a Sunday.