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Good Vinyl Mornings with PL Sweets

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Step into a world where music meets motivation. Good Vinyl Mornings is your key to starting each day on a high note. PL Sweets curates an eclectic mix that resonates with the day"s theme, ensuring that every tune is a guiding light through your daily adventures. Unwind and absorb the positivity radiating from every beat Monday - Friday.

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11:55

Protect Your Legacy Inspired by: “DUCKWORTH.” –...

Good Vinyl Mornings with PL Sweets ·

2025/11/14

In this powerful and cinematic episode of Good Vinyl Mornings, PL Sweets takes us deep into the layered storytelling of Kendrick Lamar’s “DUCKWORTH.” — a song that feels more like a short film than a track. Produced by the legendary 9th Wonder, this closing cut from DAMN. reminds us how one decision, one act of kindness, or one moment of grace can alter the entire course of a life — and ultimately, a legacy. Built around the hauntingly soulful sample “Ostavi Trag” by the Yugoslavian band

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12:33

I Apologize - Inspired by: “4:44” – Jay-Z

Good Vinyl Mornings with PL Sweets ·

2025/11/12

In this raw and reflective episode of Good Vinyl Mornings, host PL Sweets drops the needle on Jay-Z’s “4:44” — a confession, an apology, and a masterclass in vulnerability. This isn’t just another track from one of hip-hop’s greatest artists; it’s a public reckoning. Jay-Z stepped into the booth not as a mogul, not as a legend — but as a man owning his mistakes. Produced by No I.D., the track samples Hannah Williams & The Affirmations’ haunting “Late Nights & Heartbreak” — a record

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14:04

The Road to Self-Discovery 🎵 Inspired by “My Name Is”...

Good Vinyl Mornings with PL Sweets ·

2025/11/10

In this soulful deep dive, Good Vinyl Mornings host PL Sweets rewinds to one of the most pivotal studio moments in hip-hop history — the day Dr. Dre met Eminem, and magic happened. “My Name Is” wasn’t just a debut single; it was the very first song the two ever recorded together. From that moment, the game was forever changed. PL takes you inside the creative chemistry of that legendary first session at Dre’s home studio. Dr. Dre, always a master of sonic precision, was digging through

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10:26

Take Time to Grieve 🎵 Inspired by “Rainy Days and...

Good Vinyl Mornings with PL Sweets ·

2025/11/07

In this tender and emotionally grounded episode of Good Vinyl Mornings, PL Sweets drops the needle on “Rainy Days and Mondays” by The Carpenters, a song that reminds us it’s okay not to be okay. Through Karen Carpenter’s hauntingly pure voice and Richard’s delicate piano lines, we’re invited into a quiet space where sadness isn’t something to escape—but something to feel.PL opens the conversation around grief—not only the loss of loved ones, but the everyday losses we rarely honor: lost

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10:53

Sending a Message Forward 🎵 Inspired by: D'Angelo |...

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2025/11/05

In this meditative and deeply felt episode of Good Vinyl Mornings, PL Sweets lifts the tonearm over to “Sea of Tranquility” by Kool & The Gang, tracing the spiritual thread that stretches thirty years forward to D’Angelo’s “Send It On.” What begins as a peaceful instrumental journey turns into a reflection on legacy—how music, energy, and intention ripple through time like soundwaves that never die.The lush horn arrangements and serene groove of “Sea of Tranquility” embody stillness—the

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12:44

The Walls We Build - Inspired by “Love Is a House” –...

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2025/11/03

In this soulful and introspective episode of Good Vinyl Mornings, PL Sweets drops the needle on “Love Is a House” by The Force MD’s, transforming a timeless R&B groove into a spiritual reflection on the walls we build—and the views we miss behind them.Beneath the smooth harmonies and slow-burning rhythm lies a lesson about love, fear, and the silent architecture of self-protection. Many of us build emotional walls after heartbreak or disappointment, thinking we’re keeping the pain out

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12:35

When your Blessing Shows Up as Responsibility 🎵...

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2025/10/31

In this soulful and eye-opening episode, PL Sweets spins “Work to Do” by The Isley Brothers — a timeless anthem that reminds us that blessings often come disguised as assignments. Everybody wants success, but not everyone wants the responsibility that comes with it. The groove is smooth, but the message is heavy: having work to do means you’ve been trusted with purpose.PL breaks down how responsibility isn’t a burden — it’s proof that you’re capable, chosen, and equipped. Sometimes the very

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11:38

When in Doubt, You Must Outwork 🎵 Inspired by...

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2025/10/29

In this gritty and motivating episode, PL Sweets drops the needle on “Grindin’” by The Clipse — a track that redefined hustle music for a generation. It’s not just about the beat; it’s about the mentality. The song’s raw percussion and unapologetic lyrics serve as the perfect soundtrack for anyone who’s ever had to claw their way from uncertainty to progress. PL unpacks the truth behind the grind — how doubt, fear, and stagnation aren’t signs to stop, but signals to push harder. When the

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13:29

Social Media: The Great Disguise 🎵 Inspired by...

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2025/10/27

In this soulful and reflective episode, PL Sweets takes a deep dive into the illusionary world of social media — the place where validation often replaces value, and filters disguise more than just our faces. Centered around “Respect Yourself” by The Staple Singers, this conversation challenges us to look beyond the curated perfection and rediscover the strength in authenticity.PL unpacks how social platforms, while powerful tools for connection, can easily become stages of comparison —

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12:17

Scars: The Evidence of Healing 🎵 Inspired by: “Who...

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2025/10/20

In this emotionally raw episode of Good Vinyl Mornings, host PL Sweets takes us beneath the surface of pain to uncover the deeper message behind the scars we carry. Using the haunting energy of “Who Shot Ya?”, PL reimagines the track not just as a street anthem, but as a spiritual mirror — a reminder that confrontation, betrayal, and hardship can shape the very blueprint of who we become.He explores how life’s most brutal moments — the ones that leave us bleeding, broken, or betrayed — can

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12:15

Beware of the New Shiny Thing 🎵 Inspired by: “New...

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2025/10/17

In this soulful episode of Good Vinyl Mornings, host PL Sweets digs into the heartbeat of a movement — the New Jack Swing era. Centered around the high-energy groove of Wreckx-n-Effect’s “New Jack Swing,” this track didn’t just make you dance — it redefined an entire generation’s sound. Produced by the legendary Teddy Riley, the song blended the raw rhythm of hip-hop with the silky harmonies of R&B, giving birth to a cultural revolution that bridged the gap between the street and the

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31:19

The Genius of D’angelo Tribute

Good Vinyl Mornings with PL Sweets ·

2025/10/15

A Soulful Tribute Hosted by PL SweetsIn this heartfelt episode, host PL Sweets honors the life and legacy of one of soul music’s most enigmatic and transformative figures — D’Angelo. From his early beginnings with Brown Sugar to the neo-soul revolution sparked by Voodoo, we explore the genius behind the grooves — the man who redefined vulnerability, spirituality, and sensuality in Black music.PL Sweets dives deep into how D’Angelo’s sound became a bridge between eras — blending the funk of

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14:03

Tomorrow Is Not Promised 🎵 Inspired by: “Maybe...

Good Vinyl Mornings with PL Sweets ·

2025/10/13

This morning, PL Sweets brings a solemn reminder: tomorrow is not promised, and living like it is can cost you your purpose. With “Maybe Tomorrow” by The Jackson 5 as our soundtrack, we explore urgency, hope, and what it means to act today with full heart.“Maybe Tomorrow” was recorded in February 1971 and released in June 1971 by Motown. It became one of The Jackson 5’s most poignant ballads, peaking at #3 on the R&B charts and #20 on the Hot 100. The song’s lyrical core—“Maybe

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13:22

Take Some Time for Yourself 🎵 Inspired by: “Enjoy...

Good Vinyl Mornings with PL Sweets ·

2025/10/10

This morning, host PL Sweets invites you into a moment of rest—not as a luxury, but as a necessity. In a world that demands constant output, it’s easy to forget that renewal is part of the design. Take Some Time for Yourself is a call to slow motion: to breathe deeply, to reflect, to reset. Our guide in this pause is “Enjoy Yourself” by The Jacksons—a song birthed in transition and hope. Released in October 1976, it was The Jacksons’ first single after leaving Motown, written and produced

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11:14

Loyalty must be Tested 🎵 Inspired by: “I Want to...

Good Vinyl Mornings with PL Sweets ·

2025/10/08

On this morning’s episode, PL Sweets presses into a lesson we often skip: loyalty is forged in storms, not in sunny skies. It’s one thing for someone to stay when everything’s smooth—but another when hardship presses, misunderstandings rise, and the pressure mounts.We anchor that message in Alicia Myers’ “I Want to Thank You”, a song that carries gratitude deep in its DNA. Originally released in 1981 on her album Alicia and later as a single in 1982, it rose to prominence in the R&B/

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10:26

Learning to say Goodbye 🎵 Inspired by: “Do You Know...

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2025/10/06

In this episode of Good Vinyl Mornings, host PL Sweets leans into the art of letting go: learning how to say goodbye to seasons, people, or dreams that no longer serve you. The soundtrack to our reflection is Diana Ross’s stirring classic “Do You Know Where You’re Going To.”Originally released in 1975 as the theme for the film Mahogany, the song was written by Michael Masser and Gerald Goffin, and became one of Ross’s most haunting ballads. It poses deep questions: “Do you know where you’re

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11:32

GVM Classic: The Margin From Good to Great 🎵 Inspired...

Good Vinyl Mornings with PL Sweets ·

2025/09/29

This morning, PL Sweets draws from the power of Aretha Franklin’s “Call Me” to explore what separates “good” from “great.” On the surface, “Call Me” is a beautiful love song—Aretha herself penned it after observing a young couple part with “I love you… call me.” But underneath the melody lies an example of artistry that doesn’t settle. It’s commitment. Precision. Emotion carried with excellence.Aretha didn’t just sing; she played piano, she felt every lyric. The backing came from the

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12:56

GVM Classic: Building Long-Lasting Friendships |...

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2025/09/26

True friendship isn’t flashy—it’s soul-deep, tested by time, and rooted in trust. In this heart-centered episode of Good Vinyl Mornings, we explore the invisible glue that holds real friendships together: consistency, vulnerability, and a rhythm that never skips a beat.We start with Alicia Keys’ “Unbreakable,” a warm, affirming anthem that speaks to the power of connection that survives life’s seasons—good and bad. But the roots of that sound stretch further back. Alicia sampled the smooth,

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11:37

GVM Classic: Delusional Confidence 🎵 Inspired by:...

Good Vinyl Mornings with PL Sweets ·

2025/09/24

This morning, we dig into the power of delusional confidence—the kind of unstoppable belief that propels you forward, even when doubt says “wait.” And who better to lead the charge than James Brown with his explosive funk hit “Sex Machine.”Recorded in two takes and released in 1970 with backing vocals from Bobby Byrd, the track soared to No. 2 on the R&B chart and No. 15 on Billboard’s Hot 100 It marked a creative high point for James Brown, backed by the newly formed J.B.'s—which

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49:29

Roger Greene Jr: aka (Mista Raja) Writing Hits &...

Good Vinyl Mornings with PL Sweets ·

2025/09/22

This morning on Good Vinyl Mornings, host PL Sweets goes deeper into how relationships in music aren’t just nice—they’re necessary. We spotlight Roger Greene Jr (aka Mista Raja), whose hit-writing credits for songs like Hi Hater, Satisfy You, Come to Me, and Lighters Up didn’t happen by chance. They happened because he invested in people, stayed authentic, showed up consistently, and built trust over time.PL Sweets shares what he’s learned from walking alongside Roger: how friendship can

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