Third installment of The Foundation's tribute to The Alchemist this week. All Alchemist productions and samples. So much amazing music. Check the archives on radiofreebrooklyn.org and Mixcloud for the first two volumes, and tap in for the lesson.

The Foundation

The Foundation 07.11.22 (The Alchemist Vol. III)

From 04.03.21: "This episode of The Foundation is a tribute to the one and only: Large Professor. All Extra P production, rhymes, remixes, and samples. Listen to some classic Queens soundscapes as we respect to a legend."

The Foundation 04.03.21 (Large Professor)

From 06.14.22: "On this week’s episode of The Foundation, it’s the third volume of The Foundation’s tribute to Pete Rock. All Pete Rock productions, remixes, rhymes, and samples used. Tap in to the first two volumes on Mixcloud and radiofreebrooklyn.org and tune in for another salute to the Soul Brother #1."

The Foundation 06.14.22 (Pete Rock Vol. III)

From 09.06.22 "New episodes of The Foundation return this week, and first up is a dedication to the one and only: Cal Tjader. All Cal Tjader vibes and artists that sampled his breezy catalogue. Only scratching the surface here."

The Foundation 09.06.22 (Cal Tjader)

From 03.07.23 "This one is for De La. This is tough. I've been streaming De La Soul's music all weekend (if you haven't been, PLEASE run up their discography's numbers on any and EVERY DSP you use), and to me, their music can be summed up in one word: sunshine. Maybe it's because it was a gorgeous spring day years ago when I ripped open the plastic wrap on my "Stakes is High" CD only to blast it on repeat in my car for hours....or maybe it's because I was obsessed with their track "Can't Call It" in the summer of 2014....but whatever the reason, their music means so much to me - "Dinninit" was on one of the first mixes I made almost 15 years ago (sheesh) that I had the confidence to share publicly (aka burning to CD/hand out/email to friends) - when I was figuring out this DJ thing. And whatever mood I'm in, I know I can bump any De La Soul track and smile."

The Foundation 03.07.23 (De La Forever)

This mix is all about education. What you have in this mix are some of my favorite hip-hop records (well, Alicia Keys isn't really hip-hop, but whatever, Kanye did his thing on that track) paired back-to-back with their original samples. Uncovering original samples and mixing them with their hip-hop counterparts is something I've been obsessed with for a while. This is what I originally intended to do on my radio show on WNYU, but I ended up just playing strictly original jazz, funk, and soul tracks that have been sampled over the years. Some of these joints you'll probably recognize, and some you may not. But, at the end of the day, hopefully, it will open your eyes on how some of the illest producers in the game can re-create and flip great, and sometimes mediocre tracks, into some amazing and timeless hip-hop. Enjoy.

Tracklist:

1. Leon Haywood - I Wanna Do Something Freaky to You
2. Dr. Dre - Ain't Nuthin But a G Thang (Feat. Snoop)
3. David McCallum & David Axelrod - The Edge
4. Dr. Dre - The Next Episode
5. Steve Miller Band - Fly Like an Eagle
6. Biz Markie - Nobody Beats the Biz
7. Gang Starr - Soliloquy of Chaos
8. Ahmad Jamal - Misdemeanor
9. Gang Starr - Just to Get a Rep
10. Jean Jacques Perrey - E.V.A.
11. Ohio Players - Ecstasy 
12. Jay-Z - Brooklyn's Finest (Feat. The Notorious B.I.G.)
13. Gary Wright - Heartbeat 
14. Jay-Z - Early This Morning
15. Tom Scott - Never My Love
16. Pete Rock & CL Smooth - It's On You
17. The Love Unlimited Orchestra - Midnight Groove
18. O.C. - Half Good, Half Sinner
19. Dave Grusin - Modaji
20. Royal Flush - Rotten Apple
21. The Notorious B.I.G. - Sky's The Limit (Feat. 112)
22. Bobby Caldwell - My Flame
23. Earl Klugh - Time for Love
24. Raekwon - Ice Cream
25. The Wu-Tang Clan - C.R.E.A.M.
26. The Charmels - As Lons as I've Got You
27. OutKast - So Fresh, So Clean
28. Joe Simon - Before The Night is Over
29. The Main Ingredient - Let Me Prove My Love to You
30. Alicia Keys - You Don't Know My Name
31. Jay Electronica - Exhibit C
32. Billy Stewart - Cross My Heart
33. Smokey Robinson - Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?
34. Kanye West - Devil in a New Dress (G.O.O.D. Friday Version sans Rick Ross verse)
35. The Cecil Holmes Soulful Sounds - I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More, Baby
36. Nas - No Idea's Original
37. Strong Arm Steady - Chitlins & Pepsi (Feat. Planet Asia)
38. L.V. Johnson - I Don't Really Care
39. Raekwon - Heaven & Hell
40. Syl Johnson - Could I Be Falling in Love? 


Starting 50 years ago when hiphop began, breaks from 1973.

The Foundation 06.20.23 (1973)

Keeping it moving. Breaks and samples from 1979. Tap in to The Foundation from 12-1 AM EST late Monday night (early Tuesday morning) on radiofreebrooklyn.org.

The Foundation 08.08.23 (1979)

This week on The Foundation, we're paying tribute to 1985 as well as playing a few tracks I forgot to play for the 1981 episode a few weeks ago. Tap in late Monday night (early Tuesday morning) from 12-1 AM EST for the lesson.

The Foundation 10.10.23 (1985)

This week, The Foundation is paying tribute to 1984. Classics from Egyptian Lover, RUN DMC, Schooly D, The Fat Boys, Roxanne Shante, Davy DMX, and many more.

The Foundation 09.26.23 (1984)

All hiphop tracks released from 1989 and the samples that inspired them. The Foundation: late Monday night (early Tuesday morning) from 12-1 AM EST.

Soundtrack:
1. Transmitting Live from Mars, 2. You Showed Me, 3. Cha Cha Cha, 4. It's Funky Enough, 5. Misdemeanor, 6. Shake Your Rump. 7. Funky Snakefoot, 8. Tell Me Something Good, 9. Funky For You, 10. Do That Stuff, 11. No Delayin, 12. Starfish and Coffee, 13. No Bones in Ice Cream, 14. Get Out My Life Woman, 15. N.T., 16. Truly Yours, 17. Road to the Riches, 18. So What Cha Sayin, 19. If it Don't Turn You On, 20. The Promo, 21. Wrath of My Madness, 22. Chicken Strut, 23. Running Away, 24. Description of a Fool, 25. Change in Speak, 26. Bra, 27. Jingling Baby, 28. Scorpio, 29. Theme from Black Belt Jones, 30. Warm It Up Kane, 31. Big Bad John, 32. Pete Rock Live on WBLS 1989

The Foundation 12.05.23 (1989)

This week on The Foundation we're taking it to 1991. All tracks from that amazing year mixed with the samples that inspired them.

Soundtrack:
1. Never My Love, 2. Shut Em Down (Pete Rock Remix), 3. Trapped, 4. Take a Ride, 5. Stoned is the Way of the Walk, 6. Vibes and Stuff, 7. Down Here on the Ground, 8. Jazz (We've Got), 9. Don't Change, 10. A Bird in the Hand, 11. Chains and Things, 12. Mecca & the Soul Brother, 13. People Make the World Go Round, 14. A Minute to Pray and a Second to Die, 15. Mind Playin Tricks On Me, 16. Hung Up On My Baby, 17. Oodles of Os, 18. Flavor of the Month, 19. In a Little Spanish Town, 20. The Creeper, 21. Diggin in the Crates, 22. Hand on the Pump, 23. Duke of Earl, 24. Peachfuzz, 25. Oblighetto, 26. Scenario, 27. Party Grove, 28. Soul Clap, 29. More Peas, 30. Live at the BBQ, 31. Juice (Know the Ledge), 32. Rise, Sally Rise.

The Foundation 01.23.24 (1991)

This week on The Foundation we're taking it to 1994. All tracks from that amazing year mixed with the samples that inspired them - Part 1.

The Foundation 04.09.24 (1994 PT. 1)

The Foundation 04.23.24 (1994 PT. 2)

A snapshot of the soundscape in hiphop from 1996 and the samples that inspired it.

The Foundation 05.21.24 (1996)

The Foundation 05.28.24 (1997)

What else do you think we're talking about? All 2001 and more.

The Foundation 08.06.24 (2001)

All those fantastic tracks from 2004 and those fantastic samples. 

The Foundation 09.24.24 (2004)

We're taking it to 2010 on The Foundation. Lots of Roc Marciano. The turning point. 

The Foundation 12.10.24 (2010)

All rap and samples from 2006. You get the idea. 

The Foundation 10.15.24 (2006)

Moving on to 2016 this week on The Foundation. A good chunk of Mach-Hommy tracks spun considering the 2016 release of H.B.O.

The Foundation 04.01.25 (2016)

Part 1 of tracks and samples from the year that none of us will ever forget. Way too much music to fit in to one hour. 

The Foundation 06.10.25 (2020 PT. 1)

Basically, I'm a child of 90's hip-hop. I always have been and always will be. Don't get me wrong, there's plenty of dope hip-hop on the market today (mainstream and underground), but to me, the eight-year period spanning from 1990 - 1998 was a hip-hop Renaissance that will probably never be duplicated. And DJ Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito Garcia (AKA Cool Bob Love, AKA DJ Cucumber Slice, AKA the ten thousand other nicknames this dude has) were probably two of the most influential people in the game at that time. I'm not gonna go into a long history regarding their show on WKCR, but from 1990 - 1998, during the hours of 1-5 AM every Thursday night / Friday morning, these two, for lack of a better term, "smashed the airwaves" of the New York metropolitan area. Their show was responsible for launching the careers of Nas, Mobb Deep, Big L, Jay-Z, Big Pun, Fat Joe, The Notorious B.I.G., A Tribe Called Quest, The Beatnuts, Black Moon, Redman, The Wu-Tang Clan, and the list goes on and on. Since I was too young during the show's heyday, I've had to feed my addiction for this show by scouring the internets for uploaded tapes from listeners from back in the day. What I did with this mix was try to showcase some of the joints that were spun on their show beginning in 1990 and ending in 1998. I compiled all the tracks to make it seem like you're listening to an actual taping of the show. All of these tracks were played on WKCR at least once (some more than others). I even threw in some of my favorite freestyles and exclusives, which were taken directly from old cassettes. I've got a ton of these old recordings, and it was really difficult to decide what to include/exclude, but hopefully, you'll get a sense of their legendary show and the evolution of classic hip-hop over a legendary eight-year period. Also, shout out to the good peoples at <a href="http://Philaflava.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Philaflava.org</a> for supplying me and the rest of the Stretch &amp; Bob fiends with hundreds of old tapes. Turn that shit up....

Note: I let some of the freestyles run for an extended period since some of them are just too legendary to cut short. 

1. Intro from WKCR
2. Main Source - Live at the Barbecue (Feat. Nas, Akinyele, &amp; Joe Fatal)
3. A Tribe Called Quest - Spirits
4. Lord Finesse - The Funky Technician
5. Showbiz &amp; A.G. - Party Groove (Instrumental)
6. Showbiz &amp; A.G. - Soul Clap
7. A Tribe Called Quest - Footprints
8. Masta Ace - Jeep Ass Niguh (Bizcappella)
9. Gang Starr - B.Y.S.
10. Dr. Dre - Puffin on Blunts and Drinkin Tanqueray (Feat. Daz, Kurupt, &amp; Rage)
11. Akinyele - The Bomb
12. Wu-Tang Clan - 7th Chamber (Original Demo Version)
13. Hurricane G - Milky (WKCR Exclusive Demo)
14. Company Flow - Juvenile Techniques
15. The Beatnuts - Reign of the Tech
16. Kool G Rap - F@#$ U Man
17. Pete Rock and CL Smooth - One in a Million
18. Kurious Jorge - Walk Like a Duck
19. Nas - WKCR Freestyle (10.28.93) (PRE-ILLMATIC)
20. A Tribe Called Quest - Mr. Incognito
21. The Notorious B.I.G. - Dreams
22. Jeru Tha Damaja - Come Clean
23. Outkast - Southernplayalisticadilacmuzik (Diamond D Remix)
24. Artifacts - Flexi Wit Da Tech (Nique)
25. The 45 King - Brainstorm (Feat. Latee)
26. Group Home - Supa Star (Instrumental)
27. LL Cool J - No Airplay (Dirty Promo Version)
28. Das Efx - Microphone Master (41st Side Remix) (Feat. Mobb Deep)
29. Redman - How U Get Down?
30. Lord Finesse, KRS-One - WKCR Freestyle (11.02.95)
31. The Fab Five - Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshkah
32. Smif-N-Wessun - Bucktown
33. Raekwon - Incarcerated Scarfaces
34. Big L - Put It On (LG Remix)
35. Jigmastas - Beyond Real
36. Big L, Bloodshed, Ma$e (yeah, the same Ma$e who made this) - WKCR Freestyle (04.18.96)
37. Natural Elements - Shine
38. Large Professor - Ijusswannachill
39. O.C. - What I Represent
40. Big Noyd - Usual Suspects (Stretch Armstrong Remix)
41. Mobb Deep - Street Life (Feat. LES &amp; ACD)
42. CNN (Capone-N-Norega) - LA, LA (Kuwait Mix) (Feat. Mobb Deep)
43. Juggaknots - Clear Blue Skies
44. DITC - Dignified Soldiers
45. Slum Village - Players (Instrumental)
46. Eminem &amp; Royce da 5'9' (Bad Meets Evil) - Scary Movies
47. Eminem &amp; Royce da 5'9' (Bad Meets Evil) - WKCR Freestyle (08.20.1998)
48. Outro (DJ Spinna Instrumental)



Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Mix

All Kaytranada mix. One of my favorite producers around right now. Hands down. No question. In no way is this mix exhaustive, it's just a collection of some of my favorites from his discography. Selections include remixes, random beats, and cuts from his debut album "99.9%". Taking you on a ride from the dope house to the dance floor. Colorful sounds. 

Soundtrack:
1. My Dope House (Feat. Freddie Gibbs)
2. All We Do (Feat. JMSN)
3. Club Bang
4. Holy Hole Inna Donut
5. Drive Me Crazy (Feat. Vic Mensa)
6. Interlude Beat
7. Hilarity Duff
8. Jupiter
9. Seeu Enni Way
10. Rumble In The Jungle (Kaytranada Remix)
11. Summer Sadness
12. Glowed Up (Feat. Anderson Paak)
13. Hot Jazzybelle (Sweet F'n Love Instrumental)
14. Kaleidoscope (Kaytranada Remix)
15. Oh My God (ATCQ Flip)
16. At All
17. You're The One (Feat. Syd)
18. Flippin On You
19. All Rite (Kaytraflip)
20. Lite Spots

02.15.17 (KAYTRANADA)

All tracks from artists from the boogie down: the birthplace of this hip-hop thing. I didn't take it to the 70's and 80's because, to me, the artists in this mix really created and pioneered that underground Bronx sound. Basically, all tracks taken from  the "Diggin in the Crates" crew and affiliates discographies. Selections either feature a beat from a Bronx-born producer (Buckwild, Lord Finesse, Ahmad, Showbiz, etc.) or rapper (Fat Joe, KRS-One, and so on). Yeah, I know, Big L, O.C., and Milano aren't from the Bronx (I'm 99.9% sure Sadat X is), but they've been known to murder a Buckwild / Lord Finesse / Showbiz beat or two. Take the train uptown.    

Soundtrack:
1. O.C. - Let It Slide
2. Fat Joe - Bronx Keeps Creating It
3. KRS-One - Rappaz R.N. Danja
4. Lord Finesse - Yes You May (Remix) (Feat. Big L)
5. Lord Finesse & DJ Mike Smooth - Strictly for the Ladies
6. Diamond D - Best Kept Secret
7. Showbiz & A.G. - More Than One Way Out Of The Ghetto
8. Showbiz & A.G. - Diggin In The Crates
9. Showbiz & A.G. - Diggin In The Crates (DJ Premier Remix)
10. Showbiz & A.G. - Fat Pockets (Radio Remix)
11. Sadat X - Escape From New York (Feat. Deda)
12. Pete Rock - Rock Steady (Feat. Lord Tariq and Peter Gunz)
13. Percee P - Who With Me?
14. Percee P - Put It On The Line (BX Remix)
15. KRS-One - Outta Here
16. Fat Joe - Firewater (Feat. Raekwon and Showbiz)
17. Lord Finesse - Check The Method
18. Lord Finesse - Untitled Beat
19. Brand Nubian - Allah U Akbar
20. Big L - The Enemy (Feat Fat. Joe)
21. D.I.T.C. - Day One 
22. Rass Kass - Soul On Ice (Diamond D Remix) (Instrumental)
23. D.I.T.C. - Time To Get This Money
24. Big Pun - Beware
25. KRS-One - Mortal Thought
26. Milano - Rep For The Slums
27. Milano - Deal With A Feeling
28. Big Pun - You Came Up

03.28.17 (BRONX)

Spring. Jazz. Enjoy.

Soundtrack:
1. Duke Ellington and John Coltrane - In a Sentimental Mood
2. Ahmad Jamal - The Awakening
3. Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers - Chant for Bu
4. Sun Ra - Door of the Cosmos
5. Grant Green - Down Here on the Ground (Live)
6. Ahmad Jamal - Misdemeanor
7. Jimmy Smith and Wes Montgomery - Mellow Mood
8. David Walker - On Love
9. Jack Wilkins - Red Clay
10. Oliver Sain - On the Hill
11. David Axelrod and David McCallum - The Edge
12. David Axelrod - Holy Thursday
13. Brother Jack McDuff - Oblighetto 
14. Ronnie Foster - Mistic Brew
15. Donald Byrd - Think Twice
16. Tarika Blue - Dreamflower 
17. Idris Muhammed - Loran's Dance

04.09.17 (SPRING JAZZ)

All Prodigy. Not much more to say. His music is perfectly described here: http://www.passionweiss.com/2017/06/20/rest-in-peace-prodigy/ and here: http://www.npr.org/2017/06/23/533878477/prodigy-and-the-america-that-raised-him . I'll never forget listening to "The Infamous" for the first time via headphones and being scared straight. All of my favorites right here. 

Soundtrack:
1. Mobb Deep - Quiet Storm
2. Mobb Deep - Drop A Gem on 'Em
3. Mobb Deep - Hell On Earth
4. Mobb Deep - What's Ya Poison?
5. The Alchemist - Hold You Down 
6. LL Cool J - I Shot Ya
7. Pete Rock - The Game
8. Da Youngstas - Bloodshed & War
9. Mobb Deep - In the Long Run
10. Mobb Deep - Eye for an Eye (Original Version)
11. Mobb Deep - Temperature's Rising
12. Mobb Deep - Up North Trip
13. Mobb Deep - G.O.D. Pt. III (Cookin' Soul Remix) 
14. Mobb Deep - G.O.D. Pt. III (Mighty Mi Remix)
15. Mobb Deep - Modus Operandi
16. Mobb Deep - Put Em In Their Place
17. The Alchemist - Tick Tock
18. Mobb Deep - Give Up The Goods
19. Mobb Deep - Drink Away The Pain
20. Mobb Deep - Get It In Blood
21. Mobb Deep - The Infamous Prelude
22. Mobb Deep - Waterboarding
23. The Alchemist - Audio Collage Track
24. Prodigy & The Alchemist - Death Sentence
25. Prodigy - Legends
26. Domo Genesis - Till The Angels Come
27. Prodigy & The Alchemist - Give 'Em Hell
28. The Alchemist - How It Goes
29. Mobb Deep - Must Go Hard
30. Big Pun - Tres Leches (Triboro Trilogy)
31. Mobb Deep - Shook Ones Pt. II
32. Mobb Deep - Survival of the Fittest (Remix)
33. Mobb Deep - Still Shinin'
34. Prodigy - H.N.I.C. 
35. Mobb Deep - Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Freestyle (07.07.94)

06.29.17 (CAPITAL P)

I recorded this mix a few years ago, and I know it's difficult to stand out amongst the thousands of other Dilla tributes, but, what the hell, here it is. This mix was recorded in one take, but I edited the playlist at least a dozen times. I also let some of the tracks run longer than usual, because they're just too good. Almost two full hours of J Dilla. Every beat on this mix was done by Jay Dee (with the exception of the Platinum Pied Pipers track and No one Knows), and a good portion feature his rhymes. Again, in no way is this definitive. I tried to showcase his various styles, including raw joints from the Ruff Draft EP, classics from his production stint with A Tribe Called Quest and even the R&B / Neo-soul tracks. Like always, some original samples sprinkled in for flavor. Turn that shit up.....

1. J Dilla - Intro (Alternative Mix)
2. Raekwon - House of Flying Daggers (Feat. Inspectah Deck, Method Man, Ghostface, & The GZA)
3. Busta Rhymes - What Up
4. J Dilla - Make Em N'V
5. Platinum Pied Pipers - Act Like You Know (Feat. J Dilla)
6. J Dilla - No one Knows
7. J Dilla - Nothing Like This
8. Frank-N-Dank - Push
9. Phat Kat - Don't Nobody Care About Us
10. J Dilla - Kamaal
11. A Tribe Called Quest - Mardi Gras at Midnight (Feat. Rah Digga)
12. Slum Village - Once Upon a Time (Feat. Pete Rock)
13. A Tribe Called Quest - Steppin' It Up (Feat. Busta Rhymes & Redman)
14. J Dilla - Inhuman Nature
15. J Dilla - Lightworks
16. J Dilla - Two Can Win
17. J Dilla - The New
18. J Dilla - Mash's Revenge (Feat. Guilty Simpson & MF Doom)
19. Slum Village - The Look of Love
20. Barney Kessel - The Look of Love
21. The Stylistics - Maybe It's Love This Time
22. J Dilla - Baby (Feat. Guilty Simpson & Madlib)
23. Q-Tip - Higher
24. Common - Payback is a Grandmother
25. Dwele - Keep On (Feat. Slum Village)
26. Bilal - Reminisce (Feat. Mos Def & Common)
27. Brother Jack McDuff - Oblighetto (J Dilla Remix)
28. Cyrkle - The Visit
29. A Tribe Called Quest - Get a Hold
30. Singers Unlimited - Claire
31. Slum Village - Players
32. Lucy Pearl - Without You (J Dilla Remix)
33. Spacek - Eve (J Dilla Remix) (Feat. Frank-N-Dank)
34. Busta Rhymes - Genesis
35. De La Soul - Much More
36. A Tribe Called Quest - Find a Way
37. Phat Kat - Destiny (Instrumental)
38. J Dilla - Time: The Donut of the Heart
39. The Roots - Can't Stop This
40. J Dilla - One (Outro)

Dilla Mix Vol. 2

Listen to 04.30.17 (SPRING SAMPLES) to see where I'm coming from with this.

Soundtrack:
1. Steppin Into Tomorrow (Remix)
2. Passin Me By
3. Clones
4. Verses From the Abstract
5. Nothin Move But the Money
6. Lovesick 
7. What Really Goes On
8. Freestyle
9. Blind Threats
10. Pink Cookies in a Plastic Bag (Remix)
11. Fantastic Vol. 2 (Intro)
12. Pease Porridge 
13. L.U.O. Flip
14. Real Music vs. Bullshit
15. Love (Is a Thing of the Past)
16. On a Mission 
17. Montara

12.03.17 (EXAMPLE)

October 05 episode of my weekly show "The Foundation" on radiofreebrooklyn.org.

To commemorate The Roots recently releasing the 20th Anniversary edition of their album "Things Fall Apart", and in celebration of Black Thought's birthday on October 3 (which was unknown to me at the time of putting this week's show together), tonight's show showcases some of my favorite Roots tracks and the samples that were utilized.

Soundtrack:

1. Proceed II
2. Nirvana
3. Dynamite!
4. Universe at War
5. Mixed Up Cup
6. Light My Fire
7. Episodes
8. Proceed V
9. Breakout
10. Quills
11. Dancing Girl
12. Web
13. Boom!
14. Up Up And Away
15. Funky Nassau Pt. 1
16. Table of Contents Pt. 1 and 2
17. Wilford's Gone
18. Silent Treatment (Beatminerz Remix)
19. Silent Treatment (Kelo's Mix)
20. Everybody is a Star
21. Star (Pointro)

The Foundation airs every Sat from 10-11 PM on radiofreebrooklyn.org.  Archived shows can be found here:

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The Foundation 10.05.19 (The Roots)

Tap in to The Foundation late Monday night (Tuesday morning) from 12-1 AM EST to hear classic hiphop mixed with funk, soul, and jazz samples from the 60's, 70's, and 80's.....and some other treats. Only on Radio Free Brooklyn: 
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