Mixes - Diggin In The Crates

Here is the 9th volume of the Red Stripe Disco serie. After several months spent to collect the records here selected, I am really happy to present this new episode!

As usual, the selection is based on obscure / misknown Jamaican related Soul/Disco/Funk/Breaks productions of the 70's & Early 80's. All the records selected are strictly JA OG vinyl records.

Please note that I used a few records that were already selected in my WAX POETICS 'Red Stripe Disco' mix, plus a set of new ones & a couple of dubs from already selected records in past mixes. 

I hope you'll enjoy it as much as I did when looking & collecting those rare records. 

Please share the vibes around & thanks for any support / feedback you will bring. 


Red Stripe Disco Vol.9 - Selected & Mixed by Waxist

DJ Offbeat, Chris Galvan, and OdDio end the decade by taking a look back at some of the Labels and Artists that have influenced us, inspired us, and led us to where we are today.

We examined Compost Records, Jazzanova, Schema Records, 4 Hero, and Especial Records in December.  We started the year off right with a look at Scandinavian Jazz.  This week we turn our attention to Italian jazz maestro Nicola Conte.

The swinging jazz sounds of Nicola Conte first entered my world in the form of the Schema Records album 'Jet Sounds'.  A modern take on bossa, the groove based tunes flowed one after another until the final notes of 'Trappola Mortale' faded into silence.  I ached for more and immediately began the journey again.  The audience widened a bit in America with the Eighteenth Street Lounge re-release, renamed 'Bossa Per Due' and a full remix album aptly titled 'Jet Sounds Revisited'.  

The remixes flowed, as did my love of these dancefloor jazz sounds.  Taking a more pure jazz tone, Nicola Conte and his band recorded 'Other Directions' in 2004 for Blue Note.  Conte returned to his home at Schema Records with 2008's 'Rituals'.  Late in 2009, Schema released a double album of collected remixes from over the years under the name 'The Modern Sound of Nicola Conte: Versions In Jazz Dub' and the journey continues.

I was fortunate enough to catch a DJ set at Sonotheque in Chicago in late 2003, where I enjoyed the fine selections of Mr Conte, as well as an excellent conversation and more than a few drinks with the man himself.  Chris and his lovely wife came for a visit late last year and we all took in the live band, featuring Nicola on guitar and the one Jose James on vocals.  Needless to say, they brought the house down.  

Fond memories all around!  We hope you enjoy a small sampling of the ever growing body of work Nicola Conte has blessed us with thus far and look forward to what the future may bring.  Also, be sure to check out the Schema  Records Special if you missed it.

Much love, respect, and thanks to Nicola Conte and the good people at Schema Records, as well as all of the talented labels and artists featured in this show.

Nicola Conte Special - DJ Offbeat & Chris Galvan
1.  Fertile Ground - Yellow Daisies (Nicola Conte Rework)
2.  Marco Di Marco - Take Off (Nicola Conte Version)
3.  Mark Murphy - Stolen Moments (Midnight Mood Rework)
4.  Sabrina Malheiros - Terra Da Ninguem (Nicola Conte Rework)
5.  Nicola Conte meets Aldemaro Romero - Teme De La Onda
6.  Pilot Jazou - Your Crime (Nicola Conte Jazz Mix)
7.  Nicola Conte - New Blues
8.  Nicola Conte - Kind of Sunshine
9.  Nicola Conte - Paper Clouds
10. Truby Trio ft Joseph Malik - High jazz (Nicola Conte rework)
11. Nicola Conte - Missione A Bombay (Eddy and Dus remix)
12. Nicola Conte - New Standards
13. Nicola Conte ft Jose James - Nubian Queens
14. Nicola Conte - Nefertiti

Stayed tuned for the Gerardo Frisina Special presented by FutureHistoryOfHouse, Music Is Everything, and oddiofile!

Nicola Conte Special January 2010 DJ Offbeat & Chris Galvan

This episode takes a brief departure from classical music to look at the composer and inventor, Raymond Scott. Although his background lay in jazz and swing, Raymond Scott was a prolific sound engineer who invented countless devices and electronic instruments that are used by all genres today. He was a pioneer of contemporary electronic music with influence on key figures such as Robert Moog. In fact, many of his scores, jingles and sound effects have subliminally found their way into popular culture; although few will know his name. Here we teamed up with Houdini’s Picnic to present a podcast focusing on his instruments and recording process. We hope you enjoy.

For more information please see The Raymond Scott Archives (http://www.raymondscott.com) and the documentary 'Deconstructing Dad' (http://scottdoc.com/dvd)


Playlist:
Don’t Beat Your Wife, Commercial for Wrigley's Chewing Gum
Bendix: The Tomorrow People, Commercial for Bendix
Raymond Scott Demonstrates Circle Machine, Auto-Lite Commercial 
The Paperwork Explosion, Commercial for IBM
Cindy Electronium

Bedding Tracks:
Careful Conversation at a Diplomatic Function, The Raymond Scott Quintette
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co, Raymond Scott
Lightworks Commercial
B.C. 1675, Raymond Scott
The Rhythm Modulator, Raymond Scott
The Wild Piece, Raymond Scott
Powerhouse, The Raymond Scott Quintette
Naked City, The Raymond Scott Quintette

Episode 3: Raymond Scott

Feel. 
George Duke 1971-1980

	ThunderCat’s recent cover of For Love I Come inspired me to have a listen again to the amazing music of George Duke.  When most of the records on this mix were made it was an extraordinarily creative time in LA.  A family of musicians were bringing new rhythms, new instruments, new humor, new international influences to jazz.  CannonBall was an important figure and his partner David Axelrod - but the new arrivals Airto Moreira and Flora Plurim were also instrumental and then George Duke from the Bay Area who had collaborated with Frank Zappa.
 	George Duke has been an inspiration to hiphop for many many years…… Back in 1991 an album came out called Low End Theory by A Tribe Called Quest. You may know the name for another reason but anyways on a song called The Infamous Date Rape Tribe sampled Steam Drill by Cannonball Adderley featuring George Duke and we were off to the races. Ice Cube sampled Duke for True to the Game from Death Certificate that same year.  Since then many more beat heads have been attracted to Mr. Dukes amazing keyboard playing, sense of rhythm and unique lyrical stylings. Dilla has definitely listened as has Madlib, Pete Rock, Kanye, Karriem Riggins and now well ThunderCat.
	ThunderCat for all his youth has actually played with George Duke.
Anyways this mix is in tribute to George Duke as it is in celebration of ThunderCat.
I think we are in a similarly creative moment now in LA as existed in the mid seventies and it seems fitting to make the link.
	Good musicians will make you listen again and 
ThunderCats For Love I Come surely made me do that.
	Enjoy.
B+ 
(for Mochilla.com)


FEEL. George Duke 1971-1980

A couple years ago I was hanging out at a friend's house when I came across his box set of the complete Stax singles from 1959-1968.I knew a little bit about the label, that it was sometimes called a "southern Motown" and that it had a pretty deep catalog of soul music, but I was far from an expert. The thought occurred to me that I should make a mixtape from all those songs. It seemed like a simple enough idea at the time.
To keep the project from getting out of hand, I stuck with those early years, when Isaac Hayes was just a low-profile songwriter behind the scenes and the Staple Singers were an unsigned gospel family touring churches in Chicago. I started with some of the obvious hits, the Otis Redding and Sam &amp; Dave classics that helped define soul music. From there I had to pay tribute to a few of the samples that are instantly recognizable to hip hop fans of my generation. 
But that was just the start of things.There were too many funky drum breaks, classic guitar riffs, and haunting lyrics to just leave it at that.Pretty soon I was embracing all of it: the sentimental love songs, the uptempo burners, the down-home blues, even the cheesy novelty dance songs. The more I sank my teeth into the music, the more intricate the mix became. I finally decided to throw everything I had into the pot: scratching, mixing, layering elements on top of each other, original production, session players, and bringing in K.nightshift (of The Dime) and Bink$ Win$ton to put the icing on the cake with their vocals. (Little did I know just how far they would knock it out of the park--if you don't believe me, check what they did with "Green Onions.") This mix was partly inspired by conversations about music on my front steps with the guys, so to bring it full circle we got together at the end and parlayed about the music and the era while the recorders ran.
So here it is, the product of so many late nights behind the turntables and in the studio. I've asked myself many times while I was putting it together if it was too soft, too hard, too dated, too out there, too sappy, too vulgar for people to "get" it.Then again, who cares.
Big thanks to everyone who played a part in putting this together: The Dime, K.nightshift, Bink$ Win$ton, Conrad Anthony (bass &amp; guitar player on "My Type"), Jeremy Goody at Megasonic Sound, Charles Stella (mastering engineer), Malachi Padron (cd pressing) Reid McNally (photography), Justin Marine/Mixerfriendly (graphic design), and Hiro at East Bay Digital. A special shout out goes to my crew, the Record Rockers, for all the support and inspiration, and to all the dope djs out there who do what they love. And finally, thanks to the family of musicians at Stax who brought this timeless music into the world.
--DJ Crimson

Download as individually tracked out zip file here: <a href="http://www.mediafire.com/?lo3boa7falu2dme" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.mediafire.com/?lo3boa7falu2dme</a>

<b>Tracklist:</b>
1. Don't Have to Shop Around - The Mad Lads
2. I Thank You - Sam &amp; Dave
3. The Memphis Train - Rufus Thomas
4. I'm Going Home - Prince Conley
5. Knock On Wood - Otis Redding
6. Tramp - Otis &amp; Carla
7. Hold On I'm Comin' - Sam &amp; Dave
8. Pop-Eye Stroll - The Mar-Keys
Reefer Man (Skit)
9. Making Love and Sniffing Cocaine - DJ Crimson
10. Jump Back - Rufus Thomas
11. Grab This Thing (Part I) - The Mar-Keys
Isaac Hayes on writing Soul Man
12. Soul Man - Sam &amp; Dave
13. Soul Girl - Jeanne &amp; The Darlings
14. Born Under a Bad Sign - Albert King
15. Tearz - Wu Tang Clan
16. After Laughter (Comes Tears) - Wendy Rene
17. No Tears - The Tonettes
18. C.R.E.A.M. - Wu Tang Clan
19. As Long As I've Got You - The Charmels
20. Closer to My Baby - Dorothy Williams
21. What Can I Do - Bobby Marchan
22. My Type - K.nightshift (The Dime) with DJ Crimson and Conrad Anthony
23. My Services - Bink$ Win$ton
24. Can't See You When I Want To - David Porter
25. A Place Nobody Can Find - Sam &amp; Dave
26. Motown vs. Stax (Booker Loo) - Booker T &amp; the MGs
27. Rollin' / Groovin' - Bink$ Win$ton / Booker T &amp; the MGs
28. Be My Lady - Booker T &amp; the MGs
29. Boot Leg - Booker T &amp; the MGs
30. Soul Dressing - Booker T &amp; the MGs
31. Frog Stomp - Floyd Newman
32. Green Onions 2012 - K.nightshift &amp; Bink$ Win$ton
33. Burnt Biscuits - The Triumphs
(Midnight Hour - Reflection Eternal)
34. Bar B -Q - Wendy Rene
35. The Hawg, Part I - Eddie Kirk
36. Bush Bash - The Mar-Keys
37. Cold Feet - Albert King
38. Ain't That Loving You (For More Reasons Than One) - Johnnie Taylor
39. Empty Yo Pockets - Bink$ Win$ton
40. Each Step I Take - Deanie Parker
Jake (Skit)
41. Bang for Your Buck / Can't Ever Let You Go - Bink$ Win$ton / Rufus Thomas
42. Can't Explain How It Happened - Ivory Joe Hunter
43. When My Love Comes Down - Ruby Johnson
44. I've Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now) - Otis Redding
45. That's How Strong My My Love Is - Otis Redding
46. Don't Hit Me No More - Mable John
47. If I Ever Needed Love (I Sure Do Need It Now) - Ruby Johnson
48. I'll Show You - William Bell
49. Winter Snow - Booker T &amp; the MGs
50. Ghost Dads - K.nightshift (The Dime)



A Tribute to Stax, 1959-1968

This is a DJ mix of 47 original funk, soul and blues vinyl tracks that have been sampled by the hip hop collective the Wu-Tang Clan.    


TRACKLIST

1. Beethoven: Piano Sonata #8
2. Peter Nero: A Time For Us
3. Gladys Knight & The Pips: Giving Up
4. Ben E. King: I Who Have Nothing
5. The Dramatics: In The Rain
6. Al Green: Simply Beautiful
7. Sly Johnston: I Hate I Walked Away
8. Gladys Kinght & The Pips: And This is Love
9. Ann Peebles: Trouble, Heartache and Sadness
10: OV Wright: Let's Straighten it Out
11: Al Green: Something
12: Johnnie Taylor: Steal Away
13: Willie Mitchell: Groovin
14: Labi Siffre: I Got The (Blues)
15: Southside Movement: I've Been Watching You
16: B.B. King: The Thrill is Gone
17: Gap Mangione: Free Again
18: Nicholas Flagello: Wailing Wail
19: Eddie Floyd: Don't Leave Me Lonely
20: The New Birth: Honey Bee
21: Wendy Rene: After Laughter (Comes Tears)
22: The Detroit Emeralds: You're Getting a Little Too Smart
23: Sly Johnson: Don't Do It
24: Baby Huey: Hard Times
25: Melvin Bliss: Synthetic Substitution
26: Tommy Youngblood: Tobbacco Road
27: Love Unlimited: Midnight Groove
28: Sly Johnson: I Hear The Love Chimes
29: Curtis Mayfield: Underground
30: Betty Lavette: Let Me Down Easy
31: Albert King: Oh Pretty Woman
32: Hot Chocolate: Brother Louie
33: The Soul Children: Don't You Take My Kindness For Weakness
34: The Marvelettes: Why Marry
35: Al Green: You Ought To Be With Me
36: Sly Johnson: Different Strokes 
37: Bobby Womack: Across 110th St
38: Sly Johnson: Is it Because I'm Black
39: Lynn Collins: Ain't No Sunshine
40: The Brighter Side of Darkness: Love Jones
41: Barry White: Mellow Mood
42: Isaac Hayes: Walk on By
43: Bob James: Nautilus
44: The Emotions: I Like It
45: Gaz: Sing Sing
46: Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell: You're All I Need To Get By
47: The Doors: The End


The Soft Centre of WuTang: Funk, Soul, Blues, Original Samples, Vinyl DJ Mix

Solid Sound Festival 2010 - Saturday

"Expansions" Radio Show With Dr.J - August 2012 Promo Tracklist(Featuring Special Guest Mix By Mr. Walt of Da Beatminerz)

Part 1 - Dr.J "45 Flavours" Selection
Everywhere A Funk, Funk - Gaston(Chocolate Cholly's 7" Single)
I Can't Stop - John Davis(Sam 7" Single)
Bra - Cymande(Janus 7" Single)
A Funky Song - Ripple(GRC 7" Single)
Let Your Mind Be Free - Farrari(Sugar Hill 7" Single)
May The Cube Be With You - Thomas Dolby(Capital 7" Single)

Part 2 - Mr. Walt(Da Beatminerz) Selection
**Various Artists**

Special thanks to Mr. Walt for putting this together for broadcast - much respect!

Expansions Radio Show with Dr.J August 2012 Promo Featuring Special Guest Mr. Walt(Da Beatminerz)

This is a live recording from Gilles' set at Le Poisson Rouge, with a nice little intro from Leron Thomas. 

 Enjoy! 

Gilles Peterson Le Poisson Rouge //  NYC 2012

Some of the records I got at the DC Record Fair 1/27/2013

Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, I Love Rock n’ Roll. It was $1 and the cover and vinyl are very good. You’ll find a lot of this record because it had her big hit and had numerous pressings. I have another terrific LP of hers, Bad Reputation, so it needed some company. This album brings a lot of memories back of roller-skating and Donkey Kong. 

Cal Tjader, Soul Sauce. This is the record to have of vibitist Cal Tjader. His latin rhythms and jazz is infectious. This is an original Verve release and the cover is that folded gloss paper over cardboard with the original Verve logo paper sleeve inside. The vinyl is thick and glossy... yummy. I real find for $5!

Wild in the Streets, Original Movie Soundtrack. I already have copy of this record but it was only $5 and sometimes it’s good to have a spare. This record is made up of songs that the fiction band in the movie plays in order to rally the youth to take over the US government and force everyone over 30 to take acid--it’s a wild flick. It’s a lovely gatefold cover with vignettes of the stars and scenes from the movie, an incredible conflux of genre ephemeral. 

Etta Jones, Don’t Go to Strangers. When I used to work at Olsson’s Book and Records every time we put on this CD we sold copies. It’s nice to have an LP version even it is a little ruggedy. It’s an early pressing and the cover has, as I like to say, “Seen a lot of parties.” But damn it’s such a good set of music and musicians and despite the cover damage, and the old vinyl, the music shines through. And it has the original Prestige Records paper sleeve--a mandala of records. 

The Bubblemen are Coming! The Bubblemen were the short-lived alter-egos of Love and Rockets. It’s frankly kind of esoteric at this point, although I can remember the video of them rolling around in weird bee suits like a kids show. The Bubblemen Rap with it’s chaotic genre splitting defiance is a joy to spice up the end of a mix. The vinyl is in great shape and still has the shrink wrap with a Waxie Maxies price tag of $3.79 on it, I got it for a dollar. Awesome. 

Rich Versus Roach, Drummer Buddy Rich and Max Roach in a Battle Royale. What a find! As a drummer I am hugely influenced by both Buddy Rich and Max Roach and in fact keep a photo of Max Roach in my rehearsal space for inspiration. I’ve had this on CD but never on vinyl before. It’s a dynamic and special set, especially the way they separated the drummers into left and right speakers, so you can really hear their individual sounds. This is the original Mercury pressing, wrapped gloss paper on cardboard, original paper sleeve, yay! It is in very good shape, the vinyl has some warm subtle pops and adds to the general gestalt. But do I file it under  Roach or Rich?!

Piano Music of Erik Satie Volume 1, Aldo Ciccolini. This was the Satie record I grew up with. This is how I hear Satie’s Trois Gymnopedies--staring at the the Picasso drawn Satie on the cover, with the light subtle hum and warmth and the gentle dissonance of a needle pulled across vinyl. It’s the perfect record to stare out the window and watch a wintry mix devour natures empty spaces. 

DC Record Fair Finds Podcast 1/28/2013

Boiler Room presents Peanut Butter Wolf's 12/12/12

[Broadcasted on 12th December 2012]

Tracklist & video at http://boilerroom.tv

Hour 1

1. Richard Dimples Fields – “If It Ain’t One Thing It’s Another
2. Brian Auger – “Beginning Again”
3. Heath Brothers – “Smiling Billy Suite”
4. Rick Wakeman – “March Of Gladiators”
5. Jeremy & The Satrys – “In The Glass Teardrops”
6. Bruce Haack – “Incantation”
7. Michael Adam Pollack – “Evening Visitors”
8. Polar Yet Tropical – “We Will Fall”
9. Billy Cobham & George Duke – “Almustafa The Beloved”
10. Lutz Rahn – “Dracula’s Kuss”
11. Barrabas – “Lady Love”
12. Omega – “With Magic Stone”

Hour 2

13. SBB – “Strategia Pulsu”
14. Reinhard Lakomy – “Das Geheime Leben”
15. Human League – “WXJL”
16. Jimmy Hendrix – “Have You Ever Been”
17. Aqua Fragile – “Cosmic Mind Affair”
18. Touch – “Waterdream”
19. Dwele – “Dime For Your Thoughts”
20. Touch – “Gethsemane 1”
21. Stereolab – “Spinal Column”
22. Sly & The Family Stone – “If It Were Left Up To Me”
23. Sly & The Family Stone – “Babies Makin’ Babies”
24. Quasimoto – “B.S.”
25. Marvin Gaye – “Heavy Love Affair”
26. Gil-Scott-Heron/Brian Jackson - “Back Home”
27. James Brown – “Bring It Up”
28. Mobb Deep – “Burn”
29. Phat Kat – “Destiny”

Hour 3

30. Yesterday’s New Quintet – “Funshine”
31. Madvillain – “Money Folder (Instrumental)”
32. Medaphor – “Now U Know (Instrumental)”
33. Peanut Butter Wolf feat. Encore - “Undercover”
34. Guilty Simpson – “Coroners music”
35. Herman Kelly & Life – “A Refreshing Love”
36. Ohio Players – “Sleep Talk”
37. Brand Nubian – “Allah & Justice”
38. Great Pride – “She’s A Lady”
39. The Beatles – “I’m So Tired”
40. Snoop Dog - “Dog Food and Drank”
41. The Moments -  “Theme”
42.  Wu Tang Clan – “Shaolin Brew”
43. Booty’s Rubber Band – “I’d Rather Be With You”
44. Bobby Nunn – “She’s Just A Groupie”
45. Electric Light Orchestra – “Fire on High”
46. Sister Nancy – “One, Two”
47. Scientist – “Night of the Living Dead”

Hour 4

48. TCQ - “Start it Up (Instrumental)”
49. Stevie Wonder - “Don’t Drive Drunk” Inst.
50. James Pants – “Tape Rolls”
51. Kinfunk – “Morris the Cat”
52. Irv Ski – “One Man Only”
53. Race – “Split Personality”
54. Funkadelic – “Super Stupid”
55. Ohio Players - “Love Slips Through My Fingers”
56. War – “Smile Happy”
57. Electro-Graphics – “Sloog”
58. Clint Eastwood – “Brotherman”
59. Grandmaster Flash - “Scorpio”
60. Ana Roseli – “Velhos Tempos”
61. Landscape – “From The Tea Rooms Of Mars”
62. Lord Finesse – “A Little Something For The Homiez”
63. Jungle Brothers – “Because I Got It Like That”
64. Steve Hackett – “The Toast”
65. The Click – “Tangi”
66. 14 Karat Soul – “Lover’s Fantasy”
67. Art Of Noise – “The Army Now”
68. Larry T. & The Family – “I’m Moving On”
69. Isley Brothers & Jimi Hendrix – “Testify”
70. Project Blowed – “Strength of ATU”
71. Trouble Funk – “Sping – Time”
72. Will Powers – “Smile (Dub)”
73. Throbbing Gristle – “What A Day”
74. Bobby G – “Lollipop Girl”
75. Just Tony – “You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine”
76. Extra T’s – “E.T. Boogie Inst”
77. The Residents – “Woman’s Weapon”
78. Ariel Pink – “She’s My Girl”
79. Cody Chesnutt – “The World Is Coming”

Peanut Butter Wolf's 12/12/12 (Part 1 of 3)

SPINNING ALL 45s @MIGHTY IN SAN FRAN

Found this one in the archives. Shortly after the death of the Godfather of Soul, I recorded a set with some of my favorite James Brown sampled records that I have collected over the years. Enjoy.
Pt. 2
https://soundcloud.com/jeromebaker/jerome-baker-funky-drummer-tribute-to-james-brown-pt-2

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Jerome Baker - Funky Drummer (a tribute to james brown) Pt. 1

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If Lord Finesse was a baseball player he'd be in the Robert Hall of Fame for his Triple Crown record in hip-hop. Whether he's on the microphone, drum machine, or turntables, you know he'll be chasing that MVP crown. Last month The Underboss and Slice Of Spice hit Japan for the 'Soundwave Tour' where Finesse tore it up on the 1s and 2s. We recorded a live 2 hour set on 2.14.13 in Tokyo and as promised we're sharing it with all his fans in two FREE DOWNLOAD installments. ENJOY!

FOR MORE LORD FINESSE & ALL FUTURE RELEASES:

WEBSITE: http://slice-of-spice.com/
STORE: http://sliceofspice.bigcartel.com/
INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/sliceofspice
TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Slice_of_Spice
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Slice-Of-Spice/221905364492336

Lord Finesse - Live In Tokyo Pt.1 (Soundwave Tour 2.14.13)

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Part 2 is here...

If Lord Finesse was a baseball player he'd be in the Robert Hall of Fame for his Triple Crown record in hip-hop. Whether he's on the microphone, drum machine, or turntables, you know he'll be chasing that MVP crown. Last month The Underboss and Slice Of Spice hit Japan for the 'Soundwave Tour' where Finesse tore it up on the 1s and 2s. We recorded a live 2 hour set on 2.14.13 in Tokyo and as promised we're sharing it with all his fans in two FREE DOWNLOAD installments. ENJOY!

If you missed Pt.1 check below in the SOS Stream:

https://soundcloud.com/slice-of-spice/lord-finesse-live-from-tokyo

FOR MORE LORD FINESSE & ALL FUTURE RELEASES:

WEBSITE: http://slice-of-spice.com/
STORE: http://sliceofspice.bigcartel.com/
INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/sliceofspice
TWITTER: https://twitter.com/Slice_of_Spice
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Slice-Of-Spice/221905364492336

Lord Finesse - Live In Tokyo Pt.2 (Soundwave Tour 2.14.13)

2004 Cut n Paste magnum opus by Pro Celebrity Golf & Jay Glaze. This is the first time the OG digital files have been made available. Created from 100% original vinyl pressings (pre-Serato kids!!). We dug every damn break over a period of many years - junk shops, car boots, charity/thrift stores, 2nd hand record shops. It was a labour of love and it's a pleasure to offer up the download for free. Score a bag or bottle of something QUALITY, grab some phones and get plugged in....PEACE

More info here: http://www.choppedherringrecords.com/index.cfm?asset_id=1393

Pro Celebrity Golf and Jay Glaze - Three Sinister Syllables PT 1 (2004)

Record Kicks head honcho Nick recently brought his box full off funk45s to legendary Mojo Club in Hamburg. Special thanks to Ralf Theil for this and to all Mojo crew. Part 1. 

For more funk&soul 45s and a taste of RK's sound roots check www.youtube.com/nickrecordkicks

www.recordkicks.com

Mojo Club Hamburg | Nick Recordkicks 11-05-2013 FREE DOWNLOAD

Classic Park Jam Breaks...This was released in 2004 overseas...Enjoy...

DJ Cash Money -In Search Of Disco Breaks

Download link: 
http://eglorecords.com/?p=1196

Shouts to my NYC 45 family: Julia,Yuki,Hanako,RichieLoveOnTheRun,Robbie Busch,Yas,Rima,Fab,Drew,Joel,Anya,Kamui,Val,Chuck,Gary +the record shops/dealers for the hookups

Summer13at45

Recorded live at club Tropicalia in Washington D.C. June 12, 2013, this live mix is only a fraction of the experience. We counted 345 people at the door. You'll even here the host and the crowd in the background. Truly a rough cut with no over edited studio mumbo jumbo. ALL ORGANIC, NO WHEAT, SUGAR OR GLUTEN VIBES! Listen on the train or while you clean your apartment! Three hours and counting!

In the name of promoting the latest music and culture coming from Africa, Okayafrica commands the dance floor in #DC in this LIVE mix for it's 8th party in June! Resident spinner and curator DJ Underdog provided sounds that were mind-wide and foot-friendly, while Jahsonic and Jay Rags accompanied the mood of the night with serious grooves. Anything is fair game, but you will probably hear some afrobeat, tribal house, kwaito, kuduro, South African house, zouk, soukous, coupe decale and hiplife. No pretensions and no commercial radio nonsense allowed.

Learn more about Okayafrica Wednesdays by following www.okayafrica.com/

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OKAYAFRICA #DC LIVE - June Edition w  DJ Underdog, Jahsonic and Jay Rags (last 30 minutes)

Celebrating collectors items from the past and discovering those of the present and future. Enter the cratesofjr!

Mixes - Diggin In The Crates

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