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BeatPete & DU$T. - Cosmic Cats - Volume 1 - Mix 

PART ONE /// BeatPete /// Start - 45:51 

PART TWO /// DU$T. /// 45:51 - End

Featuring tracks from Child Actor, ELUCID, Alchemist, Mach Hommy, 
Boldy James & Chuck Strangers, KA, Roc Marci, August Fanon, Kutmah,
Rome Streetz, Daringer, Armand Hammer,  Sadhugold, Your Old Droog, 
Estee Nack, Planet Asia, Action Bronson, Westside Gunn, Fly Anakin, 
Big Kahuna OG, Camoflauge Monk,...

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BeatPete & DU$T. - Cosmic Cats - Volume 1 - Mix

Recorded on Friday 25 July 2025

1. Alexander Flood - VIBRAÇÃO (Kaidi Tatham Remix)
2. Lynda Dawn - 11th Hour
3. Charles Webster & EMAMKAY feat Bokang Ramatlapeng - Rain
4. Chaos In The CBD - Tongariro Crossing feat. Nathan Haines
5. Roy Ayers - Red, Black and Green
6. Marcos Valle - Valeu (4 Hero Remix)
7. WheelUp - Find A Way (Instrumental)
8. WheelUp - Find A Way feat. Victoria Port (Vocal)
9. Boddhi Satva & Solah Mae - Right Now
10. Erin Buku - Listen! (Osunlade Remix)
11. Aquadeep, Veesoul, & Krystal Hardwick - Priceless (MAQman Remix)
12. K15 - Brighter
13. Rick Lenoir presents The Sanctuary Project - The SOS (Heaven Help Us All Mix)
14. Ian Friday & Stephanie Cooke - Life Is Waiting (Libation Remix)
15. Merlin Bobb and Masaki Morii - These 4 Walls (Instrumental)
16. Coflo & CEE - Love’s Masquerade (DJ Spinna’s Galactic Soul Remix)
17. Larry P Rauson feat. Cassio - Love Is The Only Way
18. Glenn Davis - To Believe
19. Glenn Underground - U Don’t Own Me (Destructive Beauty Instrumental)
20. Rochelle Jordan & Terry Hunter - Crave
21. Max Sinàl & KingCrowney Feat. Liv East - Intentions (Frits Wentink Remix)
22. MissFly & David Bailey - Baby Don’t Make Me Wait (Sean McCabe Remix)
23. Mentalinstrum - Iguesso
24. AC Sou Symphony - Windy City Theme (GU’s Orchestra Electronica Mix)
25. 2fox & Laville - Elevation (Tommy Musto Zero Hour Vocal Mix)
26. Knevrm!nd - Keep It Mov!n
27. Sio X Tesfa Williams - Medusa
28. Streeton - Higher (Midnight Dub)
29. WheelUp feat. Sean McCabe - Commit To Sound
30. Janet Jackson - Go Deep (Masters At Work Flute Remix)

Good Vibrations Mixshow with Sean McCabe - July 2025

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From Charles Mingus "@ Bremen 1964 & 1975" (11/13/20) on Sunnyside Records.

The great bassist and composer Charles Mingus had his diehard supporters and detractors. His explosive intermingling of devil may care attitude, imposing character and aggressive music was sure to rub some listeners the wrong way and was just as likely to attract adventurous fans. But his genius could not be denied; it just may have taken some time to break down barriers. 

A good way to examine this change in listener attitudes is to investigate the differences in critical appraisals from two performances in the port city of Bremen, Germany, a decade apart. The initial performance in 1964 introduced Mingus’s firebrand ways to an unsuspecting audience while his 1975 appearance was met with the expectancy of jazz royalty. The performances appear in their first official release remastered from the original source tapes on Charles Mingus @ Bremen 1964 & 1975.

Though Mingus was no stranger to Europe (he had notable appearances in Antibes in 1960 and London in 1961), his 1964 European tour has gone down as one of the most momentous in jazz lore. The tightly scheduled trip that was booked and overseen by soon to be impresario, then tour manager and agent, George Wein saw Mingus criss-cross the continent during middle to late April. Mingus’s performance in Bremen was his first ever in Germany. 

The ensemble that Mingus traveled with was arguably the best he ever assembled. This Sextet included tenor saxophonist Clifford Jordan, trumpeter Johnny Coles, pianist Jaki Byard, the ever present drummer Dannie Richmond and, maybe the most polarizing of the bunch, woodwind master Eric Dolphy. Famously, this tour was Dolphy’s last foray with Mingus, as he intended to settle in Europe, only to pass away unexpectedly on June 29, 1964 in Berlin, likely due to a mistreated diabetic episode. 

Mingus and company were met in Bremen on April 16th by a sold out crowd of 220 listeners. enticed by enthusiastic radio and print advertisements, at Radio Bremen’s Studio F, a historic room built in 1951 and used until 2007. The music from that concert was expectation shattering to many listeners, many of whom had not been prepared for the leader’s brash mixture of classic jazz vocabulary with the most avant-garde styles of free jazz, or what was then being labeled “The New Thing,” of which Dolphy was a figurehead of sorts. The audience was certainly not prepared for the music to begin 45 minutes late, which made them anxious, and then to experience Mingus’s antagonistic attitude toward them once the band arrived, only adding to the tension in the room.

It took over a decade for Mingus to reappear in Bremen for his highly touted performance at the Postaula, an auditorium fitting an audience of 440 at the Oberpostdirektion, which was owned by the Post Office, and its “Forum Junge Musik” series presented by Radio Bremen on Wednesday, July 9, 1975. 

Mingus, for his part, had had a busy two or three years after coming out of semi-retirement in 1972. Having experimented with a number of ensembles, he had finally found a working group that fit his extravagant musical tastes. The Quintet that he took to Europe twice during 1975 included tenor sax great George Adams, trumpeter Jack Walrath, pianist Don Pullen and the ever-ready Dannie Richmond on drums.

At Bremen 1964 & 1975 (Disc 4)

Free Cell Block F, 'Tis Nazi USA

Charles Mingus - Free Cell Block F, 'Tis Nazi USA

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CHANCE TO SAY MY PIECE Feat MARCUS GILMORE

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