The Soulful Journey of David Nathan: Legacy and Influence

Join us on a soulful journey as we engage in a heartfelt conversation with the British Ambassador of Soul, Mr. David Nathan, fondly known as Uncle D. 

From the streets of London to the vibrant soul music scene, David Nathan, with his five-decade-long career, he brings a wealth of wisdom to our dialogue. We delve into his fascinating experiences, from witnessing racial discrimination to working in a record store, and discuss the important role of artists like Nina Simone and Earth, Wind & Fire in shaping our musical consciousness.

In this dialogue, we explore the social complexities of the 60s and 70s, the racial dynamics, and the cultural evolution that shaped the music industry. We recall our personal journeys, our self-discovery, and the impact of certain songs and artists on our lives. We reflect on the changing attitudes towards interracial relationships, the emergence of black gay culture in London, and the vibrant disco culture of the 70s. We share stories of our personal connections with music, enlightening you with our nostalgic conversations filled with insightful anecdotes of the era.

We also discuss the deep connection between the soul and soul music, leaving you with a deeper understanding of our relationship with music, culture, and personal identity.

So, tune in, listen to our vibrant conversation, and let us take you on a journey through the soulful lanes of music history, personal memories, and cultural evolution.

Intro Song
Yes We Can Can - The Pointer Sisters

David's Choices
Walk On By  - Dionne Warwick
I Put A Spell On You - Nina Simone
I Have Never Loved a Man (The Way  Love You) - Aretha Franklin
Walking Up a One Way Street - Willie Tee
Armed & Extremely Dangerous - First Choice
Fantasy  - Earth, Wind & Fire

External Links
David Nathan.com

Mista Pierre's Fortified 45s Website
Mista Pierre's Instagram