Daytime
Burgerly Daytime
Sun in the window, Brubeck on, Bill Withers next. Warm music across the decades for mid-day burgers, slow afternoons, and the long way home.
- Cover artist
- Bill Withers
The Playlists
Listen.
Coming at you from 137 South Main — seven sets, all on the house.
Four of them follow the day: Daytime, Dinner, Friday Night, Sunday. Burgerly 80s stays on the decade we grew up in, and Cool Jazz brings the modern horns. The seventh, The House That Burgerly Built, goes deepest — seven hours of the Philly Sound, Salsoul, and Shelter records that built house music.
Bring headphones, or come let us play it for you. The sets get refreshed whenever the season asks for something new.
The vibe isn't a genre. It's a generation of icons — across decades, across genres, across mediums.
Dinner
Burgerly Dinner
The turn from afternoon to evening — Sade and Maxwell, Anita and Lauryn, Marvin in his quietest mode. Music for the second bite, the second Boylan, and the second hour at the table.
- Cover artist
- Sade
Weekend Nights
Burgerly Friday Night
When the night gets loud, this is what's playing. MJ and Prince, Black Coffee and Glasper, Tribe and Mos Def — the music we grew up on, the music we still play loud, the music that earns the late seat.
- Cover artist
- Prince
Sunday
Burgerly Sunday
Marvin's What's Going On, Bill Withers' Still Bill, D'Angelo's Voodoo, Sade's Diamond Life. Slow Sunday — the way a good record plays a whole afternoon and never asks you to flip it.
- Cover artist
- Marvin Gaye
The 80s
Burgerly 80s
Billie Jean, Rhythm of the Night, Like a Prayer, Time After Time. The decade that raised a generation of parents, scored by the music they still know every word to — and didn't know they missed.
- Cover artist
- Michael Jackson
Jazz
Burgerly Cool Jazz
Gregory Porter's Take Me to the Alley, Samara Joy's Linger Awhile, Kamasi Washington's Heaven and Earth. The new shelf of cool jazz — modern horns, old feel, the sound of the place after sundown.
- Cover artist
- Gregory Porter
House
The House That Burgerly Built
MFSB on Love Is the Message, First Choice on Let No Man Put Asunder, Tony Humphries holding the Zanzibar. The Philly Sound, Salsoul, and Shelter lineage that became the lane Black Coffee is still playing.
- Cover artist
- The Three Degrees