Name: Keep It Smooth Volume 6 by by Per Åslund by AOR DISCO
Duration: 1 h 12 min 12 s
Description: Per Åslund has collected AOR, Westcoast and Yacht Rock since the 1980s and co-hosts the Keep It Smooth podcast in Sweden. This sixth exclusive mix for us features some of the classiest rare tracks in his collection.

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May edition of my Discotizer monthly mix featuring some of my current favorite disco, boogie and house new releases. Check it out, it's good for dancing!

Discotizer May 2021 Mix By Javi Frias

One for the weekend!

Sunner Soul - I Wanna Dance
Brick Fever - Stay With Me
Kerr - Back At Ya (Dr Packer Remix)
Shit Hot Soundsystem - Want U
The Silver Rider - Saint Midnite
Vaudafunk & Ten Different - Orlando Magic
Trujillo - Get Up And Dance
Brick Fever - Last Dance
Adeline Michele - Redo (JKriv Extended Version)
Dr Packer & Kiu D - Stratosphere
Shit Hot Soundsystem - Dye Nasty
RobJamWeb - You Know How
LUX Experience - Luv Inception


Stratosphere!

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ADJUST YOUR RADIO - MARCH 2004
Six Million Steps (named after the Rahni Harris & F.L.O track from 1978) are a collective of old soulboys who really know their mustard. Their website www.sixmillionsteps.com is a veritable treasure trove of radio shows and mixes aimed at black music enthusiasts. In early 2004, aware of my return to the DJ realm, they asked me if I’d be up for doing a mix for them, and, being an old soulboy myself, it would have been extremely rude not to oblige my Southern-based brethren.

Given that the site was geared to radio rather than the clubs, I wanted to do something a bit different for them – something that contrasted with, yet complimented the Music Is Better mix, which I’d just put together (see http://soundcloud.com/gregwilson/music-is-better-re-edited). I decided to kick things off with the intro part of a favourite track by Parliament, ‘P Funk (Wants To Get Funked Up)’, which had blown me away when I first got a copy on import 7” in March '76 (one of the first imports I ever bought, released back to back with the equally wonderful, but more club friendly ‘Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucker)’). I looped the opening lines to set the tone - ‘good evening, do not attempt to adjust your radio, there is nothing wrong, we have taken control as to bring you this special show, we will return it to you as soon as you are grooving…’.

I also had some old jingles that fitted the theme I had in mind, which was a radio show, but without a presenter - instead the tracks would be segued together via edited sections, sound bites and samples. It’s a real cut-up, very raw and experimental, referencing a wide spectrum of black music, mainly from the 70’s and early 80’s, taking in Soul, Funk, Disco, Jazz-Funk, Electro-Funk, Hip Hop and Boogie, but with a few curve ball edits thrown in for good measure. Listening back I can clearly hear that, in some respects, I used it as an ideas pad, a number of which came to fruition later down the line.

It’s not a mix in the traditional sense, where the emphasis is placed on dancefloor flow – here the tracks are forged together in a more abstract manner via the link sections I created, and there’s certainly nothing linear about the programming, the tempo likely to slow down or speed up at any given juncture. Included is an old tape sketch, ‘Get Ready I’m A Comin’’, that I remember editing together in ’86 - the main loop being the drum break of Kool & The Gang’s ‘Jungle Jazz’, which would turn up the following year on the huge chart hit ‘Pump Up The Volume’ by M/A/R/R/S. There are some edits in progress, with the working titles ‘Still Lovin’ It’, ‘Sesame Seed’ and ‘T’s On The Mike’, which would appear a year later on Credit To The Edit Vol 1 - ‘Ooh, I Love It (Love Break)’ by The Salsoul Orchestra, ‘Open Sesame’ by Kool & The Gang and ‘Do It Anyway You Wanna’ by Mike T (‘Sesame Seed’ and ‘T’s On The Mike’ retained these titles for the first of the accompanying Credit To The Edit 12” releases). There was ‘Amp Trouble’ (mashing Amp Fiddler with rappers Double Trouble), which was later included alongside ‘Gotta Keep Workin’ It’ on the Young Dog Alien 12” in 2006. Then there were also a few more ruff’s that never got to see the light of day, at least not as yet – ‘Worldwide’, ‘Just A Touch’ and ‘This Is For You’.

Greg Wilson – October 2011

Check out my label's music at: https://superweirdsubstance.bandcamp.com

DO NOT ATTEMPT TO ADJUST YOUR RADIO (by greg wilson for six million steps 2004)

We are so pleased to be able to share this amazing mix from our 2 year anniversary last month.  WOW.  Thanks Greg Wilson!!!

GREG WILSON LIVE @THE MUSIC ROOM ATLANTA MAY 6 2016

A pitched down house set that I done last night whilw waiting for the Connor McGregor fight to come on the TV. Full of 100 BPM Chuggers.

Tracklist
Don't Look Any Further (Jo Manji & Steve Hewitt mix) - Dennis Edwards
Feel It Burn (ft Miss Bee - Ray Mang Mix) - Rampi
Love 2 Dub You - Sould Out & The Funk District
Glasgow Jubilee (ADJ Twich Optimo Mix) - Bill Wells & Aiden Moffat
Luv Magic - Mr Guy
Birdshell - Craig Bratley
Little Sailor - Napoleon
I Know That You Been - Jay Ru
Rominique - Black Booby
Egbe Mi O - Hober Mallow
Last Knockers - Crazy P
That Thang - Belabouche
The Perfect Plan - Senior Citizens

Goz - Pitched Down House

Bombyce & Funk Vol 1

A mix I did a few days ago featuring some recent new releases, hope you like :)

Dan Shake - Gimme Some
Chevals - Layover
Ethyene - Walkin In The Sunshine
Osmose - Disco Pagen Fantasy
The Funk District - Do Yo Thang
Stephen King Presents Virgo Type - Dancing Heart
Osmose - Get It Straight
Divine Situation - Born Again
Javi Frias - Move To The Groove
Gledd - Better
Javi Frias - Gonna Feel So Good
Krewcial - Lose My Mind

Feel So Good!!!

Me and Chewy Rubs got together again last week and had a mix at mine. I played some current faves and he came armed with a ton of new Chewy bits and other gear! No track listing here but ask away in the comments if you like and I'll do my very best :)

x

Fingerman & Chewy Rubs Dog Disco Afternoon Vol 2

Per Åslund has collected AOR, Westcoast and Yacht Rock since the 1980s and co-hosts the Keep It Smooth podcast in Sweden. This sixth exclusive mix for us features some of the classiest rare tracks in his collection.

Keep It Smooth Vol.6

Keep It Smooth Volume 6 by by Per Åslund

Paul Hillery returns with another great mix of AOR, disco, jazz rock and funk  rarities from the 1970s...

Sailing, Just You And Me: An AOR Disco Mix by Paul Hillery

Get up for a smooth and delightful ride by Get Down Edits (Martin Roche & Darren Daz Dalton).

If you add up Daz and Martin years playing individually and together, then you've got nearly half a century of Dj mastery. Add to that the success of their partnership and label, you have got a seriously solid pair of DJ`S and edit masters. Their tracks juice dance floors everywhere, supported and loved by Greg Wilson, Cosmic Boo, Dicky Trisco, The Revenge, Pete Herbert, Jacques Renault and Deadly Sins to name a few.

They know their stuff and volume 38 is certainly no exception! Thanks for a groovy ending to a rocky year.

more well-crafted stuff: @get-down-edits

This Caffeine Supreme session is for ur ears only.
iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/caffe…d1434690829?mt=2

Get Down Edits

Vol. 38 - Get Down Edits

AOR Disco was started in 2009 with a mission to rediscover the lost golden age of Adult Orientated Rock. From the beardy acoustic era of late 1960s Laurel Canyon to the white-suited Yacht Rock yuppies of the early 1980s, AOR Disco seeks out the best in vintage Californian drive-time hits, soft-rock disco, psychedelic funk, and the kind of obscure album tracks you might find at the back of your dad's record collection.

AOR is back and you need never say sorry for liking this music ever again.

Keep It Smooth Volume 6 by by Per Åslund

AOR DISCO

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