Name: Maxwell Vs. Sade by DJ Ajamu
Duration: 57 min 45 s
Description: Two of my favorite artist who just so happened to share some of the same producers. Check this joint out on my YouTube channel @ DJ Ajamu too. Enjoy:)

can you imagine them on tour together?? well, we've got this! thanks again man. awesome stuff nicely blended!

I love this combination. Thanks for pairing the two. I wish they would go on tour together. 

Loved it, maybe not the one song about getting laid off, otherwise fabulous vibe! Thank you!

Barry White, Odyssey, Thelma Houston, Dan Hartman, Heatwave & more. Created live by DJ Rumor in New York City 5/12/21.

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19: Disco Funk Mix

Two of my favorite artist who just so happened to share some of the same producers. Check this joint out on my YouTube channel @ DJ Ajamu too. Enjoy:)

Maxwell Vs. Sade

Mr Wright's 90s Hip Hop V7

RAP FUNK,SOUL-DISCO DRUNK MIX CLASSICS 2.25.2025

Some of my favorite tracks from the iconic Death Row Records. Features mostly tracks from Snoop, Pac, & Dre.  

Tracklist:

Ambitionz Az A Ridah- 2Pac
New York- Tha Dogg Pound
Murder Was the Case- Snoop Dogg
Keep Their Head Ringin’ - Dr. Dre
Let Me Ride- Dr. Dre
Afro Puffs- Lady Of Rage
Bitches Ain’t Shit- Dr. Dre
All Eyez On Me- 2Pac
California Love- 2-Pac
Big Pimpin- Tha Dogg Pound
Gin and Juice - Snoop Dogg
How Do U Want- 2Pac
187- Dr. Dre feat. Snoop Dogg
Nuthin But A G Thang- Snoop Dogg
Picture Me Rollin- 2Pac
Tha Shiznit- Snoop Dogg
Fuck With Dre- Dr. Dre
Who Am I (What’s My Name)- Snoop Dogg
Cant C Me- 2Pac
I Don’t Like To Dream…- Tha Dogg Pound
2 Of Amerikaz Most Wanted- 2Pac/Snoop Dogg
Serial Killa- Snoop Dogg
Ain’t No Fun- Snoop Dogg

Death Row Records

Between 1997 and 2004, Philly was the hotspot for neo-soul music. I was in grad school at Temple University then and often visited this spot called The Five Spot, where every Tuesday, they had live performances from mostly local Philly artists. The cover was only $5, and for that, you would get to see artists like Jill Scott, Jaguar Wright, Kindred and the Family Soul, The Jazzyfatnastees, The Roots, and many others perform with local house bands. Those were some of the best years of my life. This mix features the type of musical vibes being played weekly. The set was called Black Lily because it showcased mostly Black female artists who were being shut out of jam sessions around the country then. Enjoy:)

Tracklist:

The Way- Jill Scott
Mary Go Round- Musiq Soulchild
The Wound- Jazzyfatnastees
Girl Next Door- Musiq Soulchild
You Got Me- The Roots feat. Erykah Badu
Far Away- Kindred and the Family Soul
Other Side of the Game- Erykah Badu
The What Ifs- Jaguar Wright
Love Rain- Jill Scott
Makeda- Les Nubians
Ice King- Res
Butterflies- Floetry
Can You Come Over- Jeff Bradshaw/C. Reddick

Black Lily Mix

The Music & Sampling: C. Double34 Music
The Sampled Vocals: 
A Tribe Called Quest, Michael Jackson, Patrice Rushen, Old Dirty Bastard, & Debra Killings
The Additional Devin Morrison & The Ohio Players
The Artwork: The Infamous Strategy

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Maxwell Vs. Sade

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