Boogie City Music Newsletter · Weekly
Quinn Records TM
St. Louis, MO · Authentic Blues · Gospel · Jazz · Soul
Welcome to the weekly Boogie City Music Newsletter! November is here at Quinn Records™. “The Same Thing” is on the shelves, the label has a brand-new look, and the Home page has been rebuilt from top to bottom.
Now on Shelves: “The Same Thing” by Gene “Poo-Poo Man” Anderson, on CD at Last
A New Look: The 2026 Quinn Records TM Logo
The label has a fresh face. Our new 2026 Quinn Records TM logo now runs across the site, and QRTM Radio has a new station logo of its own.
Same St. Louis sound since 1971, new colors on the door. Visit the Home Page →
A Brand-New Home Page
The Home page has been rebuilt from top to bottom. New releases, QRTM Radio, store specials and label news now sit in a weekly “New This Week” section.
And the music business has four doors: submit a demo, request airplay, sign up for wholesale or start a distribution inquiry. See What’s New →
Easier Shopping in Both Stores
We’ve fixed the Buy and Download buttons in the Digital Download Store and repaired storefront links, including The Masonic Quintet of Waukegan, Illinois gospel CD Songs We’ll Never Forget.
Every $0.99 track and every CD is one click away again. Digital Store → · Label Store →
The A&R Department Is Listening
We want authentic blues, gospel, jazz, soul, R&B, hip-hop, funk and dance music.
Send 2 to 3 of your strongest songs at $4.00 per track, and every paid track gets a real listen and a score. Visit the A&R Department →
The Wednesday Deal
This Wednesday, November 4, from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM Central, take up to 30% off a featured CD album with code WED CODE30 at checkout.
While stock lasts. Shop the Wednesday Deal →
Oliver Johnson, Live Thursday and Friday
Oliver Johnson brings soul, R&B, pop and jazz to The Hide Away, 5900 Arsenal Street, Thursday, November 5, and Friday, November 6, from 9:00 PM to midnight.
He’s back the next week, November 12 and 13. Get Directions on the Event Calendar →
Saturday Night Blues on QRTM Radio
On Saturday, November 7, Jim E.G. The Cruise Master hosts Saturday Night Blues Sessions from 7:00 to 9:00 PM, then Saturday Night Blues Power from 9:00 PM to midnight Central.
Now on Shelves: “The Same Thing” on CD
It took a long time to get here, and it was worth the wait.
Gene “Poo-Poo Man” Anderson’s The Same Thing came out digitally in September and went straight into heavy rotation on QRTM Radio. Listeners kept asking for it on disc, and on Tuesday, October 27, the CD finally hit the Label Store, the first time this music has ever been pressed.
The record carries the spirit of the Memphis sound, spiked with Gene’s big-box party funk. The title track sets the groove, “Zap Wam Boom” keeps the floor moving, and “Gonna Funk You Up” closes things out exactly the way it promises. The Poo-Poo Man put his magical dance and party touch on every bar.
This is the same St. Louis label that has backed Gene since “Back It Up On Me.” If you’ve been streaming it, now’s the time to put it on the shelf. Copies are limited.
Tracklist
- The Same Thing (4:05)
- Zap Wam Boom (3:43)
- Gonna Funk You Up (4:38)
Release Details
Artist: Gene “Poo-Poo Man” Anderson
Title: The Same Thing (Soul / R&B / Funk)
Catalog No.: QRS231291-1 • UPC: 612110551259
CD: $13.98, out now (released Tuesday, October 27, 2026). Free shipping on CD, cassette and vinyl orders of $89.99 and up.
Digital album: $2.97 for all three tracks, or $0.99 a track.
Buy the CD in the Label Store →
The 10 records Jim E.G. The Cruise Master is spinning most on QRTM Radio, streaming 24/7 worldwide. Blues, gospel, jazz, soul, R&B, hip-hop, funk and dance.
| # | Song / Artist |
|---|---|
| 1 | Ride Em' CowboyGene “Poo-Poo Man” Anderson |
| 2 | Slip AwayMelvin Smokehouse MooreQuinn Records TM |
| 3 | Two Wrongs Don't Make A RightOliver Johnson & Nite TrainQuinn Records TM |
| 4 | Young Hearts Run FreeCandi Staton |
| 5 | Super FreakRick James |
| 6 | Blues This MorningJames GilbertQuinn Records TM |
| 7 | Do You Know HimThe Masonic Quintet of Waukegan, IllinoisQuinn Records TM |
| 8 | Money HoneyMarlena Lady Black Lace |
| 9 | I Got My Swag OnKL&R2Quinn Records TM |
| 10 | ReunitedPeaches & Herb |
All 10 are holding strong from last week. Hear a Quinn Records TM song you love on the air? Every one can be ordered from our Label Store or Digital Store. Thank you to all the independent musicians, artists, labels, distributors, shows and radio stations who support the chart.
Mark Your Calendars
- The Wednesday Deal: Wednesday, November 4, 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM Central. Up to 30% off a featured CD album with code WED CODE30.
- Oliver Johnson, Live at The Hide Away: 5900 Arsenal Street, St. Louis, Missouri. Thursday and Friday, November 5 and 6, then November 12 and 13, 9:00 PM till midnight.
- Saturday Night Blues: Saturday, November 7. Saturday Night Blues Sessions at 7:00 PM, then Saturday Night Blues Power at 9:00 PM on QRTM Radio.
- Jazz On Washington Avenue: Sunday, November 8, 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM on QRTM Radio.
Free shipping on CD, cassette and vinyl orders of $89.99 and up, and on Boogie Gear orders of $189 and up. Newsletter subscribers save 10% on all physical and digital music.
Thank you for your continued support of local music.
Dwight Quinn, CEO
Quinn Records™
Past Issues of the Boogie City Music Newsletter
Missed a week? Tap any issue to see what was in it. A new issue is published every Wednesday.
Wednesday, November 4, 2026Now on Shelves: “The Same Thing” on CDThis Issue
- “The Same Thing” by Gene “Poo-Poo Man” Anderson, now on CD
- A new look: the 2026 Quinn Records TM logo
- A brand-new Home page and easier shopping
- In Rotation This Week at QRTM Radio
Wednesday, October 28, 2026It’s Here: “The Same Thing” Is Out on CD
- First time on disc: “The Same Thing” by Gene “Poo-Poo Man” Anderson
- Meet the new Label Store
- The A&R Department is listening, and the A&R Team is forming
- In Rotation This Week at QRTM Radio
Wednesday, October 21, 2026Welcome Home: The New Quinn Records TM Front Page Is Live
- Seven Days of Boogie City: the full QRTM Radio week is on the calendar
- A new front door for the label, and a new Delta Blues Music page
- Meet The Cruise Master, plus the 10-song In Rotation chart
Wednesday, October 14, 2026Seven Days of Boogie City: The Full QRTM Radio Week Is on the Calendar
- A new front door for the label: the new Home page
- Artists, radio, stores and distributors: work with us
- New page: Delta Blues Music
- Artist Spotlight: James Gilbert on KKFI 90 FM
- “The Same Thing” on CD Tuesday, October 27
Wednesday, October 7, 2026Sixty-Three Years of Service: The Wednesday Deal Turns to Gospel
- The new Event Calendar is live
- “The Same Thing”: three tracks, $2.97, CD this month
- Our story, told right
- The full Discography, one page
- Artists: the demo door is open
- Every track $0.99 in the Digital Download Store
Wednesday, September 30, 2026Hard Times Never Sounded So Good: Oliver Johnson’s 2005 Blues Album Returns to the Spotlight
- The new Shop Music store is open
- “The Same Thing” is coming to CD in October; digital album $2.97
- Boogie Gear Store, remixed
- New on QRTM Radio: what’s playing right now
Wednesday, September 23, 2026Now In Rotation: “The Same Thing” Hits QRTM Radio’s Playlist
- QRTM Radio’s “Now In Rotation” list is out
- Saturday Night Blues Power delivered
- Got questions? There’s a new FAQ page
- Rep the station: the Cruise Master Bucket Hat
Wednesday, September 9, 2026QRTM Listener Club Is Live: Join Free, Forever
- Wednesday Deal: 30% off storewide
- Calling all Delta Blues artists
- New faces on the homepage
- Live and in person: Oliver Johnson at The Hide Away
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