missing the 'bananana' baby sample in the beginning :) great work!

Based on one of my favorite songs from one of my favorite Funk groups. Kool & The Gang were a completely different group in the early 70s than they were in the 80s. A Horn heavy, breakbeat laden, Jazz Funk Soul outfit.  Their track "N.T." is probably the closest they came to a wandering, jam band type song, with the entire horn section getting a chance to breathe. With the kicker being the heavily sampled drum break that appears towards the song's end. Dilla flipped this break lovely on Q-Tip's "Breathe and Stop" and this remix cribs a bit from his version and peppers in a healthy dose of those boombastic K&G horns. Enjoy!

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Q-Tip - Kamaal & The Gang (TREWs Take A Break Remix)

Chris & Nina + Friends - Mash Banana (Garoa Fina Shortcut Re-edit)

Tall Black Guy is one of my favourite producers/beat makers. I could speak about how brilliant his work is but I would rather the beats do the "talking".

I hope you enjoy this mix of TBG flips, beats, blaps and edits that I put together just ahead of his Australian Tour. 

Australian Tour Info: 
http://grindin.net/news/tall-black-guy-australia-new-zealand-tour-september-2014/

Tall Black Guy Links:
http://www.tallblackguyproductions.com
http://soundcloud.com/tallblackguyproductions
http://tallblackguy.bandcamp.com

Artwork by Andrew Gibbs
http://www.sodavekt.co.uk

Here is the track list:

I Used To Love H.E.R (Tall Black Guy Remix) – Common

You Ain’t The One (Tall Black Guy Remix) – Charlie Johnson’s Paradise Ten Orchestra

What’s Good (I Feel Good Flip Up By TBG) – James Brown

I Don’t Want To Leave (Sure Know How To Love Me Re-Edit) Darondo Feat. TBG

Sexci Senhora – Tall Black Guy

Sade’s Taboo (Sweetest Taboo Blap-Up) – Tall Black Guy

Gentle Side – Tall Black Guy

Rock The Stage (Rock With You) – Tall Black Guy VS Michael Jackson

Funky Drummer (Tall Black Guy Re-Edit) – James Brown

The 1 4 Me – Tall Black Guy

The Middleman (Tall Black Guy Instrumental) – Essa

Where To Look (I.Hayes & His Band Edit) –Tall Black Guy + Isaac Hayes

From Home To Work And Back – Tall Black Guy

Whenever It Comes To You – Tall Black Guy

Listen And Research – Tall Black Guy

Mon Amie De’Troit Feat. Ozay Moore – Tall Black Guy

Make Life Better (TBG Blap-Up) – Night’s Over Egypt

Searchin For Sounds – Tall Black Guy

Move Love  (Tall Black Guy Remix) – Robert Glasper Experiment & King




TALL BLACK GUY MIXTAPE

Pharcyde + Dilla get the treatment on AT 011. More of a remix than a rework this time around. We upped the tempo, added drums, and more Samba flavor. An Ode To the Classics / Reworked for the Dance Floor.

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Pharcyde - Runnin' (Altered Tapes Remix)

Recorded live at Worldwide Awards 2010 on 6th February at The Garage, London.

The Robert Glasper Trio

J-Rocc, of World Famous Beat Junkies, takes on Hanni El Khatib new album Moonlight.  Exclusive to Okayplayer

J.Rocc Mix of Hanni El Khatib 'Moonlight' Album Mix

off of JON KWEST PRESENTS: MOOMBAH MARAUDERS - MOOMBAHTON VS. NATIVE TONGUES
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A Tribe Called Quest - Bonita Applebum (Jon Kwest Rmx)

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I remember the 1st time I heard of Lonnie Liston Smith; it was through the album credits of Jay-Z’s “Reasonable Doubt”. I’ve always been more intrigued with production rather than lyrics but still, I didn’t really catch on to his work until later on when I saw a video of Ski Beatz where he was explaining how he made “Dead Presidents“. That’s when I realized I had to dig deeper into LLS’ catalogue, especially as a young beat producer at the time.

Even since then, Lonnie Liston Smith has captured & mystified my ears with his music. Whether on the solo tip or with his Cosmic Echoes, LLS’ compositions are filled with funky rhythms, peaceful messages, celestial rhodes solos and timeless rhythms. He was, and still is a true visionary, and I’ll always feel like he was way ahead of his time.

For this mix, I selected some of my ultimate cuts, tracks that helped me escape from reality, travel to outer realms & meditate on my past/current/future endeavours.

Tribute to LONNIE LISTON SMITH - Selected by Walla P

Full feature ~ blrrm.tv/jazzrefreshed

"Fifteen years ago, the London jazz scene didn't feel welcoming or inclusive, and the multicultural landscape we see on the streets of London was never seen in jazz venues. This was important for us, and why jazz re:freshed is for everyone; jazz is for everyone. London is such a melting pot of people, cultures and sounds that the music can’t help but be influenced by all these things — especially in jazz."
~ Adam Rockers (@jazzrefreshed)

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Residents' Hour: Adam Rockers (jazz re:freshed)

Far Out Recordings proudly presents the first and only album from the mysterious Brazilian vocal sensation Dila (pronounced “Jee-la”). Having reportedly died in a car crash shortly after the album’s release in 1971, there is very little known about the woman behind the voice. But the joyous music Dila left behind, gives us a picture as good as any, of a powerful feminine soul at the top of her game.

The liner notes on the elusive original LP, written by composer Arnoldo Medeiros attest: “Friend, look out! Because when this girl starts to sing, you’re in trouble. Hold the railing so you don’t fall down the stairs, because she’s coming this way and shaking up everything.”

Arranged and produced by Durval Ferreira, alongside his studio band affectionately known as “Os Grillos” (The Crickets), Dila (1971) is a rare glimpse into the authentic soulful Samba sound of Rio’s favelas in the late sixties and early seventies. 

A blast of funky, percussive Brazilian breaks, scorching hot brass and swing-laden piano, the music is as iconic as the album’s stark cover, as is clear on opener ‘Inez’, composed by The Crickets’ bassist Romildo. There’s a fantastic interpretation of the Ivan Lins classic ‘Madalena’ (made famous by Elis Regina), a moving version of the Tom Jobim and Vinicius De Moraes classic ‘O Morro Não Tem Vez’, and a number of sunny original compositions by Arnold Madeiros, who’s other writing credits include music for Marcos Valle, Wanderlea, Evinha and Dom Salvador.

With original LPs extremely hard to come by, this rare treasure of Brazilian soul, which fans of Gal Costa, Celia, Evinha and Elis Regina will love, gets a much-deserved official reissue: remastered and pressed to 180g vinyl.

Vinyl

O Morro Não Tem Vez

The whole funk and nothing but the funk.

Tracklist
Al-Dos Band "Doin' Our Thing with Pride"
Sergio Mendes "The Real Thing"
Rokk "Patience"
Tyrone Evans "Rise Up"
Aquarian Dream "Why Can't We Do It Like We Used To"
The Edge of Daybreak "Eyes of Love"
The Edge of Daybreak "Our Love"
Marvin Gaye "Mandota"
Cassiano "Onda"
Bobbi Humphrey "You Make Me Feel So Good"
Johnny Hammond Smith "Can't We Smile?"
Mayer Hawthorne "Rare Changes"
Teruo Nakamura "Morning Mist"

Hawthorne Radio

Hawthorne Radio Episode 54

Brazilian producer. That's all.


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Chris & Nina + Friends - Mash Banana (Garoa Fina Shortcut Re-edit)

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