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Al mal tiempo, buena salsa. Good Salsa for the bad times.

The finest selection of the true sound of salsa. Recorded in Medellín, Colombia and straight from the barrio by Sano. Be sure to wear your dancing shoes, have a glass full of rum, ice and your sweet smoke on hand because this is hot. Sano is a Cómeme regular, vinyl collector and salsa-maniac from Medellín.

Welcome todos a este show.

Playlist:

01. Mulataje Orquesta - El Vecindario
02. Sonora Tropical - Lluvia
03. Frankie Dante - Presidente Dante
04. Mongo Santamaria - Cinderella
05. Willie Colón - Eso se baila así
06. Mongo Santamaria - Panamanian Style
07. Rene Grand & His Combo New York -  Cool
08. Chuito Velez -  Descarga
09. La Playa Sextet - No me dejes
10. Willie Colón - Que Lío
11. Juan Piña y su Muchachos - La Nena
12. Cresencio Camacho - Santana en Salsa
13. Gil Suárez - Por la Gente
14. Ray Barretto - La Pelota
15. Joe Loco - Chua Chua Boogaloo

Radio Cómeme - "Al mal tiempo, buena salsa." 08 by Sano

What kind of music are you into? I’m fond of these ancient, futuristic compositions originally conceived as radio and tv soundscapes gradually become a genre of their own called "library music". Here are some of my favourites, recorded from vinyl with pristine quality and spooky sound.

"Analogie", a library music selection.

What exactly is Boogie? Is it a genre, an era, a style? Colours, clothes, textures are all part of its make up. For me, Boogie is the "top shelf" music of the 80's. Anything from this era that brings along Moog synths, vocoders, DX7s, or triggered Oberheim drum sounds, is Boogie!

Brasil has a huge archive of underground dance-floor heat. Different styles of music ranging from Macumba to Samba, MPB to Pop, Electro to early Hip Hop, were all stung by this Brasilian "Boogie Bug", cleverly orchestrated by geniuses of the style; Robson Jorge, Lincoln Olivetti, Junior Mendes, Mister Sam, Sergio Sá, to name a few, were the backbone of uncountable projects by big names of Brasil´s pop and underground music scene during the 80´s.

This compilation brings together a bunch of non-obvious "compactos" (33 RPM 7" singles), most of them, promos, which never saw the light of record store shelves, but instead sat for years in the dead-vaults of radio stations or ended up in sebos, flea markets, church basements to junk yards.

I´m excited to put together this eclectic selection inspired by the finest in brasilian 80's music. Even after so many years, Brasil's  most obscure boogie gem is yet to be found on a long diggin' session thru thousands of records full of weird looking haircuts, somewhere near São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro. 
This project is dedicated to all the "Boogie Heads" doing what they do best, keep searching!

B4-Super Amor - Gaby do Whiskadão

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Tracklist
1. Intro
2. Hot Sauce - Hot Sauce
3. Pasteur Lappe – Na Real Sekele for ya
4. Anita Ward – Ring My Bell
5. Jimmy Ross – First true love affair
6. Fitness Forever – André
7. Peter Micioni – Driving on Broadway
8. Portable Patrol – Cop Bop
9. Deodato – Keep it in the family
10. T-connection – Do What u wanna do
11. Christy Essien – You can't change a man

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These songs belong to the rightful owners.

Fuck The Glory Days - Mixino #31

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Mixino #31 - LA Ponto

Tata Vasquez And His Orchestra* – "Ecstasy"

This is one of my favorite classic Vinyl LPs from 1979. The track is one of 7 off the chain tracks that make up this LP. I knew I would add one of the tracks to my "Blast From The Past Series". The hard part was trying to decide which one would I add first. 

I know for a fact that many fell asleep on this Album. So here is your chance to listen to the first of seven tracks that I will feature on the Blast From The Past Series. This Album features Salsa and Latin Jazz at it's best.

I highly recommend this LP. And if you can find it expect to pay big bucks for it.

As far as you DJs are concerned. Good luck on this one...lol!!!!

Music Notes:

LABEL: La China Records – 702
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Released:1979
Genre: Jazz, Latin

Tracklist

A1		La Barberia		
A2		Cool Breeze		
A3		Maldito Vicio		
A4		El Loco		
B1		Suite Guaracho Part 1		
B2		Suite Guaracho Part 2		
B3		Orgullo Y Vanidad




LOCO - Tata Vasquez And His Orchestra* – Ecstasy

Mambo and Merengue Mix

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Deco Child - S&G (Kelpe Remix)

Traversée dans mon univers sonore des racines du blues aux guitares métalliques du rock contemporain en passant par le Jazz et le Rhythm and blues. 

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La Féline Dirty Sound #1

Excuse me uploading old tunes - making a new player for my website and uploading some older stuff here to embed,

Margins

Jib Kidder - Yall Holler

Easing into the new year with some warming Rhodes and Wurlitzer.

Tracklist:
Bill Evans – Lullaby for Helene (quartet version)
Laurie Holloway – Corona
Ryan Porter – Maggie
Marco Di Marco – Theme for Ginevra 
Cal Tjader – Morning Mist (live)
O’Donel Levy – Sad, Sad Simba
Buddy Rich – Sierra Lonely (live)
Greg Foat – The Dreaming Jewels
Dharma Trio – Enafrito
Vince Guaraldi Trio – Then Came You (live)
Michel Sardaby – Song For My Children
Brian Bennett’s Collage - Madrid

Winter Rhodes

Set grabado en vivo desde la cabina de Onda Mundial Radio.
Mixtape warmupero con mucha ondita global <3

CHUCUCHU - ONDA RADIO

RED BAR MIX VOL.02 GEM

When you talk about UK Street Soul, and the sounds that define it, it’s impossible to look past Special Touch’s first and only album, Garden of Life. A shining example of this often retrospectively termed genre, which loosely categorised black, soul-inspired music with a DIY, bass-driven aesthetic from the late ‘80s to early-mid ‘90s, this impossibly rare record from cult label Top Secret Recordings weaves a unique brand of positivity and musicality across nine uplifting tracks. With original copies never having traded hands for below £100 on Discogs, this fully licensed, remastered reissue for Heels & Souls Recordings debut release will be a welcome sight for many.

A family affair through and through, producer and TSR founder Robert Charles Roper and his vocalist brother Duval created an LP that effortlessly married the rawness of underground hip-hop, R&B, reggae and early house with the sentiment and warmth of soul music.

The continuous thread over the nine tracks is a sense of optimism, whether on the house-flecked ‘It’s Your Life’, the slung-back ‘Tonight’ or the breakbeat-punctuated ‘Music’. And few, if any, street soul tracks hit the same sublime heights as the title track ‘Garden of Life’, a consummate encapsulation of the Special Touch sound, decorated with breathtaking synth melodies layered over crunchy drum machine hits and Duval’s soaring vocals.

A high-point of an underground street soul scene that caused vibrations throughout UK dancefloors, blues parties, soundsystems and pirate stations from Manchester, London, Leeds, Bradford, Birmingham and beyond, Heels & Souls Recordings are delighted to be working alongside Robert to present a relicensed version of Garden of Life for their debut release, remastering the record from the original DAT tape at The Bakehouse Studio.

Complete with a printed inner sleeve detailing the history of Special Touch and the record’s significance, label co-founders Ben Croft and Patrick Forrester, alongside Prime Direct Distribution, will also be donating their respective share of profits to The Black Curriculum, a social enterprise delivering Black British history programmes and teacher training to facilitate both national curriculum and wider societal changes.

It's Your Life

El próximo martes 7 de Mayo verá la luz el nuevo trabajo Tumbias Electrónicas de nuestro querido amigo Turbo Sonidero Futuristico desde San Jose, California. 



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Founded in 2009, the internationalist label Cómeme has established itself as a mobile home, a dance music caravan joined and nurtured by artists from BsAs, Joburg, Medellín, Bucharest, México, Köln and many more places on the planet. Cómeme aims to become a place for diversity, irreverence, musical insurgency and freedom.

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