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=== Playlist === | === Playlist === | ||
* [[wp:Chuck Brown|The Soul Searchers]] - "[[wp:Ashley's Roachclip|Ashley's Roachclip]]" ''(1974)'' | * [[wp:Chuck Brown|The Soul Searchers]] - "[[wp:Ashley's Roachclip|Ashley's Roachclip]]" ''(1974)'' | ||
* [[wp:Marlena Shaw|Marlena Shaw]] - "[[wp:California Soul|California Soul]]" ''(1969)'' | * [[wp:Marlena Shaw|Marlena Shaw]] - "[[wp:California Soul|California Soul]]" ''(1969)'' | ||
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* [[wp:War (band)|War]] - "The Cisco Kid" ''(1972)'' | * [[wp:War (band)|War]] - "The Cisco Kid" ''(1972)'' | ||
* [[wp:El Chicano|El Chicano]] - "Viva Tirado" ''(1970)'' | * [[wp:El Chicano|El Chicano]] - "Viva Tirado" ''(1970)'' | ||
=== Next-Gen Playlist === | |||
* [[wp:Brass Construction|Brass Construction]] - "Changin" ''(1976)'' | |||
* [[wp:Jackson Sisters|Jackson Sisters]] - "I Believe In Miracles" ''(1973)'' | |||
* [[wp:Johnny Guitar Watson|Johnny Guitar Watson]] - "Superman Lover" ''(1976)'' | |||
* [[wp:Ohio Players|Ohio Players]] - "Climax" ''(1974)'' | |||
* [[wp:Pleasure (American band)|Pleasure]] - "Bouncy Lady" ''(1975)'' | |||
* [[wp:The Chakachas|The Chakachas]] - "Stories" ''(1972)'' | |||
* [[wp:The Delfonics|The Delfonics]] - "Funny Feeling" ''(1970)'' | |||
* [[wp:War (band)|War]] - "Magic Mountain" ''(1976)'' | |||
== Unused songs == | == Unused songs == | ||
Upon inspection of GTA V's "[[GXT|american.gxt]]", many additional songs that were candidates for this station can be found. | Upon inspection of GTA V's "[[GXT|american.gxt]]", many additional songs that were candidates for this station can be found. | ||
* [[wp:The Meters|The Meters]] - "[[wp:Cissy Strut|Cissy Strut]]" ''(1969)'' | * [[wp:The Meters|The Meters]] - "[[wp:Cissy Strut|Cissy Strut]]" ''(1969)'' | ||
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* [[wp:The Dramatics|The Dramatics]] - "[[wp:Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get (song)|Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get]]" ''(1971)'' | * [[wp:The Dramatics|The Dramatics]] - "[[wp:Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get (song)|Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get]]" ''(1971)'' | ||
* [[wp:The Pointer Sisters|The Pointer Sisters]] - "[[wp:Yes We Can Can|Yes We Can Can]]" ''(1973)'' | * [[wp:The Pointer Sisters|The Pointer Sisters]] - "[[wp:Yes We Can Can|Yes We Can Can]]" ''(1973)'' | ||
== Trivia == | |||
* ''Dancing Machine'', which is an unused song, would have marked the first appearance of [[wp:Michael Jackson|Michael Jackson]] in the Grand Theft Auto series since the removal of his songs ''[[wp:Billie Jean|Billie Jean]]'' and ''[[wp:Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'|Wanna Be Startin' Somethin']]'' from newer versions of [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] due to his death in 2009. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Fever 105]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] which also plays soul and funk, though mainly from the 80s. | * [[Fever 105]], a radio station in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]] which also plays soul and funk, though mainly from the 80s. | ||
* [[Bounce FM]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] equivalent, though focusing more on the 80s period. | * [[Bounce FM]], [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] equivalent, though focusing more on the 80s period. |
Latest revision as of 01:49, 16 April 2017
Radio Station The Low Down 91.1 | |
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Genre: | Soul, funk |
Appearance(s): | Grand Theft Auto V |
DJ(s): | Mama G |
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The Low Down 91.1 (or The Lowdown 91.1) is a radio station in Grand Theft Auto V featuring soul and funk music from the 1970s, hosted by Pam Grier as "Mama G".
DJ: Mama G
The groove, the soul, the R&B. You dig?
Rockstar, official Grand Theft Auto V website.[1]
Playlist
- The Soul Searchers - "Ashley's Roachclip" (1974)
- Marlena Shaw - "California Soul" (1969)
- Smokey Robinson - "Cruisin'" (1979)
- B. T. Express - "Do It ('Til You're Satisfied)" (1974)
- Aaron Neville - "Hercules" (1973)
- George McCrae - "I Get Lifted" (1974)
- The Five Stairsteps - "O-o-h Child" (1970)
- The Delfonics - "Ready or Not Here I Come (Can't Hide from Love)" (1968)
- The Trammps - "Rubberband" (1975)
- The Undisputed Truth - "Smiling Faces Sometimes" (1971)
- War - "The Cisco Kid" (1972)
- El Chicano - "Viva Tirado" (1970)
Next-Gen Playlist
- Brass Construction - "Changin" (1976)
- Jackson Sisters - "I Believe In Miracles" (1973)
- Johnny Guitar Watson - "Superman Lover" (1976)
- Ohio Players - "Climax" (1974)
- Pleasure - "Bouncy Lady" (1975)
- The Chakachas - "Stories" (1972)
- The Delfonics - "Funny Feeling" (1970)
- War - "Magic Mountain" (1976)
Unused songs
Upon inspection of GTA V's "american.gxt", many additional songs that were candidates for this station can be found.
- The Meters - "Cissy Strut" (1969)
- The Jackson 5 - "Dancing Machine" (1974)
- The Delfonics - "Funny Feeling" (1969)
- Rare Earth - "Get Ready" (1970)
- The Jackson Sisters - "I Believe in Miracles" (1973)
- Marvin Gaye - "I Want You" (1976)
- Silver Convention - "Magic Mountain" (1976)
- Paul Weller - "Round and Round" (1992)
- War - "Slippin' Into Darkness" (1971)
- Weldon Irvine - "We Gettin' Down" (1975)
- The Dramatics - "Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get" (1971)
- The Pointer Sisters - "Yes We Can Can" (1973)
Trivia
- Dancing Machine, which is an unused song, would have marked the first appearance of Michael Jackson in the Grand Theft Auto series since the removal of his songs Billie Jean and Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' from newer versions of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City due to his death in 2009.
See also
- Fever 105, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City which also plays soul and funk, though mainly from the 80s.
- Bounce FM, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas equivalent, though focusing more on the 80s period.
- Vice City For Lovers, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories which also plays soul music.
- International Funk 99, a radio station in Grand Theft Auto IV which also plays 70s soul music.
- The Vibe 98.8, another radio station in Grand Theft Auto IV which also plays funk, though more recent.
- Truth + Soul, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars equivalent.