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What made these songs hits was their refusal to shout. They trusted intimacy. A lonesome Wurlitzer, a bassline that breathes, a chorus that doesn't break the glass but fogs it up. These tracks lived on FM radio between Steely Dan and Hall & Oates (“She’s Gone,” 1973 – proto-soul-soft-rock perfection). They were songs for driving at dusk, for side B of a mixtape labeled Just ‘Cause . Do you have a favorite "Yacht Soul" deep cut