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Steely Dan was an American rock band founded in 1971 by Walter Becker (guitars, bass, backing vocals) and Donald Fagen (keyboards, lead vocals). Blending elements of rock, jazz, R&B, blues and sophisticated studio production. The band enjoyed critical and commercial success worldwide. Initially the band had a core lineup, but in 1974, Becker and Fagen retired the band from live performances altogether to become a studio-only band, opting to record with a revolving cast of session musicians. Rolling Stone has called them "the perfect musical antiheroes for the Seventies".
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STEELY DAN & DONALD FAGEN - Tribute Mix by DJ Campbell

Hey folks, here's The Golden Hour #5 - the double A-side accompaniment to Episode 5 of our radio show "The In-Tray", which you can find over on Mixcloud here: https://www.mixcloud.com/kleptones/the-in-tray-5-2023-03-22/

This time we've got a real mix of left-turns, starting off ambient yet banging, yet jazzy... and then brighter and more melodic, and then somewhere else entirely. All probably as expected, and very enjoyable too.

Tracklist for both #5 shows is here - https://www.kleptones.com/temp/itgh05.html

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The Golden Hour

The Golden Hour #5 (2023-03-22)

how about some hot old blast..

—  radio intro
1.  Summertime Blues - The Aztecs
2.  Jumpin jack flash - Rolling stones
3.  Money (That's What I Want) - Barrett Strong
4.   Baby, Please Don't Go - Them
5.   You Turn Me On - Ian Whitcomb
6.   The Stroll - The Diamonds
7.   I'm Shakin' - Little Willie John
8.   I Can Beat Your Drum - Fever Tree
9.   You Really Got Me - The Kinks
10. Dust My Blues - Elmore James
11. Flying Saucers Rock & Roll - Billy Lee Riley
12. Sugar Bee - Cleveland Crochet
13. Hello, I Love You - The Doors
14. Twist And Shout - The Blue Things
15. 99th Floor - The Moving Sidewalks
16. Lonely I - The Warner Brothers
17. Baby - The Bushmen
18. Leavin' Here - The Rationals
19. Get Your Baby - Mark & The Escorts
20. It's Just a Little Bit Too Late - Wayne Fontana & the Mindbenders
21. Girl, Go Run Away - Bedforde Set
22. I - The Knight Riders
23. King Bee (acetate) - Pink Floyd
—  radio outro

Return Of The Killer 60's Mix

Spinnig only 7inch shots in the summer terrace "Ķīpsalas Pludmale" in Riga, Latvia.

7inch reggae, funk, hip hop, blues and soul mix at the beach

Yacht Rock

the heralded mix that has been offline for  a  minute. Psycrunk is Dr. Delay's brainstorm, coupling rare psychedelic rock with down south crunk music/acapellas. Sounds zany, but he pulled it off quite nicely! 

Dr. Delay - Psycrunk (2006)

Double vinyl LPs and CDs are now available: https://www.bbemusic.com/downloads/dark-side/
Picking up where they left off on the 2007 compilation ‘Lost & Found – Rockabilly & Jump Blues‘, Keb Darge & Cut Chemist join forces once again, this time to explore the Dark Side of 1960s Garage music. While Rockabilly could be defined as a DIY emulation of the music of Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran and others by young American artists, Garage was heavily influenced by British bands of the day like the Beatles, Kinks & Rolling Stones. Simple drum kits, guitars and the occasional organ keep the sound honest and raw, retaining a palpable sense of excitement even to this day. With a multitude of bands springing up all over the USA, many of these wonderful records were released in tiny numbers, making certain titles almost impossible to find.

Keb Darge’s love affair with this intriguing genre happened almost by accident, while on the hunt for obscure Northern Soul records. “DJ Shadow told me I would like Garage years ago, but I didn’t listen.” Hearing a few records he liked and being assured by collectors that they were classified as ‘Garage’ got him hooked, so for the last years he’s been digging obsessively for the stuff. Knowing Cut Chemist was a collector, he suggested they collaborate on a compilation, and ‘The Dark Side‘ was born. 30 obscure records, some of which change hands for frightening amounts of money, all with wonderful stories attached as told in Keb’s & Cut Chemist‘s encyclopedic and entertaining liner notes.

“This compilation is not aimed at the many collectors of this wonderful style of music. I am a very late arrival on this scene, and still have a hell of a lot to learn, and buy. This is more for people like I was just three years ago, people oblivious to beauty, power, and excitement of the sixties garage sound.” – Keb Darge 2016

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Keb Darge & Cut Chemist present The Dark Side – 30 Sixties Garage Punk and Psyche Monsters (Sampler)

DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist-Fused Of Course

This mix is from DJ Lord a bad motherfucker. He has traveled the world headlining clubs. In addition to numerous stadiums and festivals as a member of Public Enemy and as a member of Prophets Of Rage. In this mix he runs through classic funk and soul music, lacing the music with cuts & fragments of speeches from prominent proponents of the Black Power movement. All wax built PRE-SERATO..so enjoy the Nitty-Gritty!

Tracklist
1. Intro 
2. Public Enemy – “Show’em watcha got” (We’ve got to build) 
3. Heath Brothers & Les DeMerle – “A Day in the life” (1975) 
4. Heath Brothers & Les DeMerle – “Smiling Billy Suite pt.2″ (1976) 
5. The Honey Drippers – “Impeach the President” (1973) 
6. Fausto Papetti – “Love Theme” (1975) 
7. Funk Inc. “Kool is Back” (1971) 
8. Funk Inc. – “Kool is Back” (Break) (1971) 
9. Orange Krush – “Action” (1982 
10. The Mohawks – “The Champ” (1968) 
11. Aerosmith – “Walk this way” (1975) 
12. Untitled track 12T-Connection – “Groove to get down” (1977) 
13. James Brown – “Sexy, sexy, sexy” (1973) 
14. Black Woman – “She ain’t playin’” (Real Talk) 
15. Joe Simon and the Mainstreeters – “Theme From Cleopatra Jones” (1973) 
16. Roy Ayer’s Ubiquity – “Boogie back” (1974) 
17. Joe Cocker – “Woman to woman” (1973) 
18. James Brown – “The Payback” (1973) 
19. Fat Larry’s Band – “Down on the Avenue” (1976) 
20. The Meters – “Handclapping Song” (1970) 
21. Lyn Daniels – “Truth Feel” (Live call) 
22. Sla and the Family Stone – “Thank you” (Falettinme be mice elf again) (1970) 
23. Funkadalic*Parliament – “Gett off your ass and jam” (1970) 
24. Boz Scaggs – “Lowdown” (1976) 
25. The Brother’s Johnson – “Ain’t we funkin’Now” (Break) (1978) 
26. Dennis Coffey – “The Theme from Black Belt Jones” (Mr. Lord’s Big Score) (1974) 
27. All the people – “Cramp your style” (1972) 
28. Incredible Bongo Band – “Apache” (1973) 
29. New Birth – “Got to get a knut” (1972) 
30. Gladys Knight and the Pips – “I’ve got to use my imagination” (1973) 
31. Fred Wesley & the J.B.’s “Blow your head” (1974 
32. The Isley Brothers – “Get into Something” (1970)3 
33. The Last Poets – “Black Soldier” (1972)

DjLORD*BLACK POWER-The Real Deal(What it was...IS!)

Always planned to do a Bill Withers mix, but had to expedite it with his recent passing. One of the greatest there ever was, and one of the most underrated… you've got Marvin and Stevie and James and Al and Curtis, but you can't have a conversation about the best soul singers of all time without including Bill. 

Much respect to all the remixers. And rest in power to the incomparable Mr. Withers.

Track Listing:

01 – Use Me (Franka Edit)
02 – Make A Smile For Me (The Gaff Remix)
03 – Lonely Street, Lonely Town (Jack Tennis Edit)
04 – The Same Love That Made Me Laugh (Whiskey Barons Remix)
05 – You Got The Stuff (Dave Gerrard Edit)
06 – Soul Shadows (Paul Older Edit)
07 – Just The Two Of Us (Loopalike Makes It Three Edit)
08 – Ain't No Sunshine (Just Bonnie Remixx)
09 – Ruby Lee (John Morks Outer Space Edit)
10 – She's Lonely (Malovato Beats Edit)
11 – Who Is He (And What Is He To You) ((Rafael Cancian Re-Edit))
12 – City Of The Angels (Inspiro LA Remix)
13 – Grandma's Hands (Freddy Verano Extended Edit)
14 – Let It Be (Jay-K's ReGroove)
15 – Lovely Day (DJ Nobody's Summer Re Edit)
16 – Lean On Me (DJ Yeager Remix)

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