Miami Freaks (Lee Zamah Edit) 112 kbps unmastered.

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SCOTT M - MAGIC BOOGIE 96KB SAMPLE

Text:
[Verse]
Two miles of asphalt stretch ahead
The sun's a furnace
My face is red
My Harley's limping
It's lost its roar
But I can't stop
Not here
No more

[Chorus]
Two miles to go
Two miles to crawl
With every step
I hear the call
Of engines screaming
Of rubber and fire
Two miles to go
To feed my desire

(solo)

[Verse 2]
The vultures circle
They smell my sweat
The road’s a gamble
No safety net
A tire flat
But my will ain't broke
I laugh at the sky
I blow out smoke

[Prechorus]
My boots hit the ground
Beat the drum of fate
The world slows down
But I won't wait

[Chorus]
Two miles to go
Two miles to crawl
The silence bites
The echoes brawl
I taste the gas
I taste the wire
Two miles to go
To feed my desire

(Guitar-solo)

[Bridge]
The gravel cuts
The breeze don't care
I’m cursing gods
I’m gasping air
But when I see that neon glow
I’ll raise my fist and let it show

[Outro]
Two girls pull over, carrying everything
to fix the damage
now I'm back on my Harley
and I'm the king of the road

Two Miles to Go

New on Chopshop "Simple Pleasure" ...comes with an instrumental & a remix by Mr George Kelly - out now on Juno Download

Situation - Simple Pleasures (128)

Taken from ‘Alan Moore’s Mandrill Meets Super Weird Substance At The Arts Lab Apocalypse’, a mixtape by Greg Wilson starring Kermit Leveridge & The Reynolds: https://soundcloud.com/mandrillifesto/alan-moore-mandrill-meets-super-weird-substance-at-the-arts-lab-apocalypse

Hoots And The My Tails ‘Deep In The Undergrowth Of Wonder’ KONG 22.3 Record Of The Week

"Stereo Tonic (Boca 45 Remix)"
by Thunderball
FKX108 - Fort Knox Recordings
http://www.thunderballdc.com

Preview & Purchase here:
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Declassified: Remixes

Stereo Tonic (Boca 45 Remix)

The Funky Bricks

Sly Stone - Let Me Have It All  (Regrooved)

This is my uptempo interpretation of Clausel's Let Me Love You - roughly chopped and mangled up because who says lyrics need to mean anything any more!

Let Me Love You Too

In September 2019 Matasuna opened the treasure box and reissued two rare original versions from the Peruvian band "Bossa 70" for the first time on 7inch. With the new release, two more songs from their popular self-titled album will be officially reissued on a 45. The songs were transferred from the original master tapes and got a new mastering.

Matasuna invited the US-American DJ & Producer "Retro Roland Riso" to put his hands on the original versions to create two reworks, which are suitable for today's dancefloors. Roland is almost a veteran of Philadelphia's nightlife and can look back on a 20 year career as a radio host, promoter, DJ and producer.

Think on the A-side is a great cover version of the same named song by Souldiva "Aretha Franklin" from 1968. "Bossa 70" gave the song its own touch and in their instrumental version they put the focus on the brass parts, bassline, wild guitar solos and an upbeat rhythm. Retro Roland Riso's rework puts even more pressure on the song, creating a bomb for the dancefloor!

"Get Out Of My Way" on the flipside is another fantastic cover version of a fabulous Latin/Boogaloo song of "Joe Torres" from 1967. The Retro Roland treatment remains true to the original arrangement, but he spices up the song in his Regroove with a big dash of breaks and percussions. Another weapon for every DJ bag!

"Nilo Espinoza Vascones" or better known under his artist name "Nilo Espinosa" is without doubt a Peruvian saxophone and flute legend. After a classical musical education he entered the music scene in the early 1960s. In 1966 he founded the band "Los Hilton's" with some of the best Peruvian musicians including the gifted piano player "Otto de Rojas". In 1967 they recorded the first and only LP of the group, which was released in a small edition in Peru.

Their concerts were more and more influenced by Jazz and Bossa Nova, so in 1968 they changed the band's name to "Bossa 70". In the record label's office Nilo met the Afro-Peruvian "Carmen Rosa Basurco", who also loved Bossa Nova and could sing in Portuguese and English. From then on she was the main singer of the band.

"Bossa 70" recorded four songs for a 7-inch EP in an edition of only 100 copies, which was given away for promotional purposes at concerts and to friends & family. In 1970 they recorded their self-titled LP which reflected a mixture of Bossa Nova, Latin Jazz and Funk. The label pressed only 300 copies, which were sold out very quickly. This LP was the band's only album and is a rare piece of Peruvian music history.

Bandcamp

Bossa 70 - Get Out Of My Way (Retro Roland Riso Eterno Regroove)

Here's my remix of label mates Quantic, Alice and the Combo Barbaro. Released on January 21st 2013.

Widescreen throwback Street Soul with a twist at the end. All strings and things arranged & played by myself.

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Quantic & Alice Russell with The Combo Barbaro - Magdalena (Hint Remix)