New selection, enjoy guys!

01 - Brand Nubian feat. C Low - Feel It (Tom Caruana Remix)
02 - Dr Syntax & Pitch - Energy Flow
03 - Monk-One - And Ya Say
04 - Children Of Zeus - Still Standing (Jim Sharp All Night Blend)
05 - Suckaside vs Lroy - Shoop Shot
06 - So Sorry (Double A Stems Rework)
07 - Dr. Dre - Nuthin' But A G Thang (DJP Thomilla Edit)
08 - Digable Planets - Dial 7 (Creamy Spice) (Clean Intro Outro)
09 - Don't Look Any Further (Double A Easy To Love Blend) (Clean)
10 - L.O.T.U.G - What I'm After (Go Remix)
11 - King Most - Wind Parade
12 - Lee Fields - Hey Sallie Mae (FunkBro Groove On Regroove)
13 - Mister T. feat. Daddy Nek - Soundboy Burial
14 - Hosie feat. Akrobatik - Hip Hop Lives
15 - De La V Gun Starr - Bruk Da Dwyck
16 - Biz Markie - In The Hands Of The Gods (Tom Caruana Remix)
17 - DalPlatinum - 1erewolves Again
18 - Pete Cannon & Dr Syntax - It Beats Me

Bombyce April 2022 Hip Hop Mix

THE GAFF &amp; FACTOR (sideroad 2007) ALL ORIGINAL VINYL (1967-77). created with 100% original Psych, Rock, Folk, Childrens's Records, Spoken Word Vinyl, Prog, Instructional Lp's and 1 funk drum break hidden in there, skills, and MultiTrack only. Ready To Take THE TRIP? I suggest you burn one. or two. Or Vaporize, that's my Preferred method.
***this was originally in 4 'parts' on the CD, I've edited them together as one for D/L on soundcloud***

The Trip Beyond by The Gaff & Factor

I'm VERY pleased to introduce this month's guestmix by Romania's FunkyDrop who offsets my first half of the show perfectly with the fattest Funk, Hip Hop and Disco!

Tracklist:
Trop Fonky - Acoosmik
Unbelievable (Nick Biked edit) - The Notorious BIG
La Di Da Di (Nick Bike’s Express Yourself remix) - Doug E. Fresh
Ms Fat Booty - DJ Bacon
Real Hip Hop (Altered Tapes Siggety Sax Edit) - Das EFX
Cha Cha Cha (LNW Redux) - MC Lyte
Poppin Scalps - El Bomba
Bounce More - Flip
Bullshit - DJ Shepdog
Bam Bam Club - King Most
West Coast Poplock (Nick Bike Edit) - Ronnie Hudson & Jean Tonique
Colombia - Krafty Kuts
Mixed Blood - The Bronx Dogs
I Feel Good (Sam Redmore Afro Mix) - James Brown
Somebody Told Me (Extended Mix) - X-Ray Ted
Freed From Desire (Boca 45 remix) - Nat Tate
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FunkyDrop Guestmix

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Lebrosk & Friends Podcast #8 (Guestmix by FunkyDrop) - Life Support Machine

DJ Prime Cuts, aka Joel Clements, founded Scratch Perverts with Tony Vegas and DJ Renegade in London in 1996, winning two World DMC Team titles together. Since then he's gone on to perform around the world and is widely considered one of the UK's finest!

He visited Rook Records last week and brought with him a killer selection of funk & soul breaks, all blended with expert precision. For the battle minded DJ, this is surely one to watch!

► Check out the full video https://youtu.be/xb7iZs4qC4M

► Equipment used:
Technics 1210 Mk7
Allen & Heath One 96
Ortofon DJs

► Speakers / Amp:

Celestion 66 Ditton’s (provided by @audiogold)
Setton RS-440 (provided by @audiogold)
B&W DM6

Come visit us at Rook Records!
► 9B Riverbank House, 455 Wick Lane, London, E3 2TB
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Mr Thing

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DJ Prime Cuts // Soul, Funk & Hip Hop Vinyl DJ Set

The follow up mixtape to The Battle Arena on 4 Turntables, by DJs Hype & Domain, recorded at The In Ya Ear Soundlab and released in the late summer of 1996.

Hype & Domain - 1 Million Boomin' Watts 1996 Side B

DJ FOBIA- TAMBORZÃO DO TV GIRL ESTOURADO PRA CARALHO

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Cast (in order of apperance) Cheeba, Meadon, Design & Build, Grandpapayelloman, Cheeba

Detectives of Perspective Live at 'Unity 2' (The Bristol Megarave)

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Mix Master Bombyce has cooked up an absolute SCORCHER of Disco House mix for us - been following this guy for a while, so it's an absolute pleasure to have him on the GuestMix series for us.

Tracklist:
01 - Tabala Mouv (Aroop Roy rework)
02 - Babaluae (JKriv Rework)
03 - Saint Paul - Naturist Behavior
04 - Dorsi Plantar - Tack Farsan
05 - Books - Taking Care of Business
06 - Swales - Supernatural
07 - Jose Marti - Baile
08 - Orange Tree Edits - Dorian (Jimmy Rouge Edit)
09 - Young & Company - I Like What You're Doing To Me (Mikeandtess Edit 4 Mix)
10 - Detroit Swindle - Cut U Loose
11 - The Silver Rider - All I Do
12 - Will Buck & PRTMNTO - Do It To Me


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Bombyce - LDS GuestMix 005

made this mix in 2007 but thought I would repost !
Tracklist:

Wack intro skit 
Ray parker junior- ghostbusters 
Ohmega watts -that sound inst 
Osamati –Saturday night acapp 
Breakestra-see sawng inst 
Common-go acapp 
T ski valley-catch a beat 
All the people-cramp your style 
Tangoretere-aquarius 
Pointer sisters- automatic inst 
Spanky Wilson-don’t joke with a hungry man acapp 
Caveman-fry you like fish 
James brown-soul power 
Afro sound system-afroheat 3 
7a3-goes like dis acapp 
Jurrasic 5-red hot 
Eclectic breaks-the snizzel 
Diana ross-upside down 
Prnce –erotic city 
George kranz-din dad a 
Gap band-party lights 
Boca 45-boca breakdown 
Edwin star-25 miles instr 
Kool chip-rhythm is the master acap 
Tammi tyrrell & marvin gaye-aint no mountain high enough 
James brown-feel alright 
Burning desire-why she had to go 
Soul tornadoes-crazy legs 
Quantic & nicodemus-mi swing es tropical 
Sleepys theme-still smoking acap 
Arrested development –fishing for religion acapp 
Smoove-the revolution will be televised instr 
Tone loc-funky cold medina-acap 
Bugs in the attic-booty la la acap 
Wise guys –better world 
Africa bambatta-unity acap 
The electric south-sing 
Derick B-im bad acappella 
White label 
Stetsasonic-sally acappella 
Biz markie-godz 
Skull snaps-new day 
Shark Wilson-Make it reggae 
Spoonie gee-godfarther 
Marvin gaye- white 
Sly and Robbie fire instr 
Jurrasic 5-in the house acappella 
Kid named miles-ring of fire 
Plant life-instr 
Banbarra-Shack up 
Serious intention – acappella 
Bugz in the attic –don’t stop acappella 
P funk all stars- pump it up 
Superstar djs-soulfinger 
The ju ju orchestra – latin rhythm- smoove remix 
Grame b Samba madness- 
Bugz in the attic- move aside acappella 
Marvin gaye –heard it through the grapevine 
Pete rock-the creator 
Insight-another intermission 
Boca 45 –diago 
Torpedo boyz –japaneeze boyz smoove remix 
Static-james brown 
Lack of Afro-roderigo 
Gang star -moving on acappella 
Planet rock-breakout 
D train-you’re the one for me 
Malente –for the revolution smoove remix

WACK DJ MIX

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection.

I've been playing drums since the late 80s and started DJing with a friend I met at University in the early 90s. At that point I only had a handful of records - mostly albums, some borrowed from my parents collection, some that I'd been finding in second hand shops, and a few new releases. Musical styles were fairly broad, I'd been really into blues & jazz for some time, and that crossed over into the rare groove sounds that were all around London at that time, which led back to deeper funk sounds. All these styles were being heavily sampled in the contemporary hip hop of the era, so I was soon spending plenty on new hip hop whilst simultaneously trying to catch up on tracks I'd been aware of in the late 80s, and enjoyed, but hadn't been buying. Luckily, 2nd hand vinyl was plentiful and cheap in those days, so the collection was growing pretty rapidly at that time. I guess by now I have a couple of thousand 12" singles, and a similar number of albums, plus around 1000 7"s - so it takes a bit more organising these days, but it's always great to dig back through - especially for mixes like this!

2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.

As with a lot of people my age, 7's were some of the first records I bought as a kid, and I had my parent's old record player in my bedroom from the age of about 10. I ended up with a bunch of Beatles and Rolling Stones 45s that I'd find at jumble sales, and remember spending time with a tennis racket trying to do the Shadows dance steps like Hank Marvin. The first new record I bought was probably something by The Police or The Beat I think - both early 80s school disco favourites! The 7" was still a pop format in the early 90s, so as dance music crossed over into mainstream charts, it was still the cheapest way of getting tunes to DJ with, so I have a bunch of things from that era on 7" but not on 12". Buying Hip Hop 45s for 99p seems like only yesterday! ;)

3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

I had a bit of rummage through the 45 shelves and pulled a few things that I haven't played out for a while, alongside some new releases, some of my own and a couple of classics that are always in my box. The Jazzman and Now Again re-issues from the early 00s are all great - making available things that hadn't been on 45 before. Jazzman did great work in selecting some super hard-to-find library tracks, and Now Again just keep digging up the most amazing unreleased music from the 60s and 70s. I have a bit of a thing for covers of 'Tramp' and the Julie Driscoll / Brian Auger version is one of my favourites, such a lazy but irresistible groove - always gets people moving. DJ Format is always a surefire hit on the dancefloor, whether it's with his original productions or themed cut n paste megamixes, and 'Saturday Night Theme' is a great party hip hop track. Likewise, Quantic's work has covered so much ground over the last 20 years and he has a great ear for an arrangement. His cover of 'That Thing' showcases his knack in that area once again.

4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music? 

Keep an eye on http://rubberfunk.net for DJ dates, planning to be out and about throughtout 2020 and beyond, and you can hear the new album 'My Life At 45' over on my Bandcamp page : https://drrubberfunk.bandcamp.com

5) Top 5 all time fave records

Here's 5 of my most played 45s!
1. Stevie Wonder - 'We Can Work It Out' - Motown
2. Beastie Boys - 'Intergalactic' - Grand Royale
3. This Kid Named Miles - 'Ring Of Fire' - Alatac
4. James Brown - 'Give It Up Or Turnit A Loose'
5. Gladys Knight & The Pips - 'You Need Love Like I Do (Don't You)' - Soul

45/7 #68 ARTIST: DR RUBBERFUNK

DJ Cheeba is the sight and sound of Solid Steel’s new school. Hailed as one of the most progressive audio visual artists around today, Cheeba has found an audience world wide with his unique style of turntablism and video manipulation.

Since joining Ninja Tune's legendary Solid Steel radio show as a resident, Cheeba has produced an varied catalogue of highly celebrated audio mixtapes and groundbreaking video projects that have gone viral worldwide and topped iTunes download charts. Beyond recorded projects, Cheeba tirelessly tours some of the most prestigious venues and festivals in the UK, Europe and beyond with his progressive video shows and extensive on stage technology.

Known for his cut and paste style of turntablism, audiences can expect a high paced trip through styles made to make you dance, think and smile. Cheeba is more than a DJ, he's a live audio visual experience not to be missed.
  