soul sounds

chain of fool

Bday early

aretha/anita

Fortunate Son by Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR)

When asked to sum up the music of the war, Peter Bukowski, who served with the Americal Division near Chu Lai in 1968-69, responded: “Two words. Creedence Clearwater.” “They were the one thing everybody agreed on,” he told us. “Didn’t matter who you were — black, white, everyone. We’d hear that music and it brought a smile to your face.” ROTC graduate and heavy mortar platoon leader Loren Webster singled out Fortunate Son because it “pretty well summarized my feelings about serving, particularly since I had to serve in the Reserves with a whole lot of rich draft dodgers after I returned.”

'Nam War

new story

The Peace Sword features six songs inspired by the film, Ender's Game. The EP will be released digitally on October 29th and on vinyl and CD on November 29.

Peace Sword (Open Your Heart)- The Flaming Lips

Unforgettable

Re-Imagined: We Gotta Get Out of This Place by The Animals

For More Info:
http://facebook.com/DenmarkAndWinter
http://twitter.com/DenAndWinter

On iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/we-gotta-get-out-this-place/id913631827


We Gotta Get Out of This Place (Denmark + Winter Re:Imagined)

Amon Tobin occupies a peculiar position in the dance music firmament – a point where the gravitational forces of IDM, EDM, D’n’B and rather more hipster-friendly bass music balance one another out. He’s got every bit the production finesse, and often the weirdness, of WARP luminaries, he can also make some very deep and dark basement-friendly tunes – yet he is something of a rave superstar in the USA, and for The Six Rhythms EP he’s on Dutch loudness-warriors Noisia’s label Division. His Two Fingers guise was originally created for tracks with UK MC Sway, but it’s now an instrumental project. We won’t lie, the other tracks on this EP slide a bit far into stadium rave territory for us, but this one – a healthy dose of body-rocking warehouse electro – does the business and then some. It’s out on 22nd June – you can preorder on the Division site or iTunes.

Preorder

Two Fingers "Adrian's Rhythm" - Boiler Room Debuts

Aretha's Gold

I Say a Little Prayer

The Best Of Aretha Franklin

(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman

No Diggity: The Very Best Of Blackstreet

Don't Leave Me

Surrealistic Pillow

White Rabbit

Chronicle: 20 Greatest Hits

Fortunate Son

The Preacher's Wife

I Love The Lord (feat. Georgia Mass Choir)

I Believe In You And Me (Film Version)

"These Boots Are Made For Walking"
Dual Tone covering Nancy Sinatra.

These Boots Are Made For Walking - Nancy Sinatra Cover

Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass)

Paint It, Black

Think

Chain of Fools

I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)

Do Right Woman, Do Right Man

Ain't No Way

The Queen Of Soul

(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman [Mono]

Tical

I'll Be There For You/You're All I Need To Get By (Puff Daddy Mix) [feat. Mary J. Blige]

This one is designed more as a story - the idea is there is originally nothing, then out of that nothing comes 'something' (ie. the big bang) it's a sort of progression from that, with each layer symbolizing something else, until right at the end it's where we are now

It's quite a Pessimistic one but think of it as 'everything goes to shit' hence the minor key throughout.
Altough there's no lyrics in it, this track's quite a personal one to me - i guess you can relate it to what you think.

Light Years

Carnival Ride

So Small

Lady Sings The Blues

Today I Sing The Blues

Composition, arranging, mix engineering, mastering and production by Mahdyar
Artwork by Hirad Sab
http://mahdyar.com

Hush

Mary J. Blige - Real Love [Wadz G-Funk Remix]

Mary J. Blige ft. LL Cool J - All Night Long Remix mp3