DJ Pi takes Soul Station π deep into the funk mines for a two-part groove fest covering 1971 to 1978—from obscure bangers to undeniable classics.

We kick off with The Bar-Kays’ lost track from Black Rock, slide through Baby Huey, The Jade, and The Soul Searchers, and close with Maceo Parker’s A Funky Tale to Tell. The second set heats up with Fatback Band, The Meters’ Hey Pocky Way, Isley Brothers, Graham Central Station, Slave, and Chuck Brown’s Bustin’ Loose, a track that lit up D.C. and helped birth go-go.

Personal memories, killer grooves, and pure funk history.

As DJ Pi says: Wholesome Radio always gets you to the right height.

This one’s not for the faint of funk. DJ π tears into Out Aggressive Funk—a twisted, high-voltage journey through raw groove and sharp edges. Pee Wee Ellis sets it off, the Contortions go full punk-funk, and the Bush Tetras stomp the scene sideways.

From Ian Dury to Defunkt, Tackhead to Cameo, we go deep into the dirty side of the dancefloor—where jazz players blow hard and punk kids punch through the beat. It’s sweaty, it’s snarling, it’s alive.

Soul Station π. Only on Wholesome Radio.

We’ll get you to the right height.

FEATURING…

Hot Snakes • Robert Palmer • Ty Segall • Jackson Browne • Thee Oh Sees • The Beatles • Little Feat • Thompson Twins

FEATURING…

Horse Lords • Cafe Racer • Ratboys • Deeper • Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs • Oozing Would • Paddlefish • Options • James Hand • Working Mother • The Lawrence Peters Outfit • Bill MacKay • Helen Money • Owen