The one your grandmother put on when she was feeling herself. Before soul got heavy and serious, these tracks were pure joy — warm, unhurried, and made for moving slow.

The TAMI Show is the greatest concert film most people have never seen. Filmed at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium in 1964, it captured a single night where James Brown, The Rolling Stones, The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, and Smokey Robinson all shared the same stage. Brown's 'Please, Please, Please' -- the cape routine, the collapses, the resurrections -- is the most electrifying six minutes of live performance ever committed to film. The Stones had to follow this. They called it their worst mistake.

Most of us grew up with free radio. Then corporations took over the playlist. Then we found Spotify and YouTube -- until the algorithm quietly decided what we liked, and suddenly we were stuck on repeat again. There's so much music out there, and only so much time to hear it.

At HotSupper, we just want to open things up a little. Maybe you'll stumble on an artist you've never heard of. Maybe you'll rediscover a song you'd completely forgotten. Maybe you'll just tap your toes. Either way, it's yours to explore. And if you have ideas to make this place better, we're all ears.