Mister Green Running Playlist - 2018 - part 2

Various Artist Mix Music,Rhythm,Drum AfricaBeat 70, Nigeria ,Ghana,  (Everthing is Rhythm)

Afro-RockBeat

Samples

Funk, Funky, Groovy, Groove, Dance, Party, 60s, 70s, Neo Soul, Old Soul, Horns, Dancefloor, James Brown, Lee Fields, Black Joe Lewis, Clarence Carter, Stevie Wonder, Bobbie Womack, Tower of Power, Sly & The Family Stone, Charles Bradley, etc.

Funk, Baby!

FIP 2011 -2018 - part 13

Christmas Here With You

Christmas Here With You (feat. Aretha Franklin)

Placebo Years 1971 - 1974

Humpty Dumpty (2006 Remastered Version)

Daddy Cool

Papa's Got A Brand New Bag (Pt. 1)

In Flight

The World Is a Ghetto

Whitey Ford Sings the Blues

Ends

Fulfillingness' First Finale

Boogie On Reggae Woman

It's Our Thing

It's Your Thing

The Meters

Cissy Strut

Mama's Gun

Bag Lady

Is It Because I'm Black

I'm Talkin' 'Bout Freedom

1. Villa Mariana (De Tarde) (I. Conti / A. Malheiros / K. Continentino)
Ivan Conti : Drums & Vocals
Alex Malheiros : Bass & Vocals
Kiko Continentinho : Rhodes, Keyboards
Robertinho Silva : Percussion

Fênix

Villa Mariana (De Tarde) (I. Conti / A. Malheiros / K. Continentino)

Man No Die

Lagos Sisi

Oro Aiye

Fathili & The Yahoos came out of Kenya. Licensed from Melodica music stores courtesy of our great friend Abdul Karim. 

The Wings were a Nigerian band. 'Gone With the Sun' featured on their 1974 album 'Kissing You So Hard'.

Fathili & The Yahoos - Mabala Part 1

Madeleine Chartrand - Ani-Kuni (edit)

snippet unmastered version, low quality mp3  
OUT NOW ON VINYL IN THE BEST RECORDS STORES

AZYMUTH - PARTIDO ALTO (LTJ XPERIENCE REMIX) - FAR OUT

Kyenkyen Bi Adi M'awu - Alhaji K Frimpong & His Cubano Fiestas

10 Outta 10 B/W Believe

10 Outta 10

In Stereo

Exciters Theme

Once - Aku Mau

Trans-Atlantic Psych Classics, Vol.2

Dreams (feat. Shawn Lee & Adrian Quesada)

Stone by Stone

The Offering

Pulsion

Kagemusha

Over the past eight years, Ikebe Shakedown has cemented a reputation as one of New York City’s boldest, most creative instrumental bands. Combining cinematic soul, Afro–funk, deep disco, and an irrepressible groove, Ikebe Shakedown has forged a style all its own. Each song is anchored in the deep-pocketed pulse of its four-man rhythm section (Barnaby Alter, drums; Dave Bourla, percussion; Vince Chiarito, bass; Robin Schmidt, guitar) and driven by one of the tightest horn trios on the East Coast (Mike Buckley, tenor/baritone sax; Jason Colby, trumpet; Nadav Nirenberg, trombone), with tunes ranging from dance-floor burners to lush, captivating scores.

The band first came on the scene with 2009’s debut EP, Hard Steppin’, from Colemine Records. Praised by WNYC’s Soundcheck as “the perfect soundtrack for the unwritten Tarantino movie of your imagination,” the five–song release led to tours up and down both U.S. coasts and paved the way for Ikebe Shakedown’s first full-length LP on Ubiquity Records. Recorded at Killion Sound in L.A. with Orgone’s Sergio Rios and Dunham Studios in Brooklyn with noted producer Tom Brenneck, this self-titled album, released in 2011, featured 14 blistering tracks that Okayplayer called, “an adventurous trip through time” and “one of the best releases of the year.” Having toured the record throughout the U.S. and Canada, Ikebe Shakedown returned to the studio in 2014 for their follow up album for Ubiquity, Stone by Stone. Recorded at Daptone Studios, the 10-song set let the band become more adventurous than ever before, weaving psychedelic textures and raw soul into powerful compositions, or as Wax Poetics called it, “a greasy and sometimes trippy funk world.”

Now, after hitting major jazz festivals, opening on extended runs for stars like Lee Fields, and with the band’s members simultaneously touring with acts like Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, Charles Bradley and His Extraordinaires, and the Monophonics, Ikebe Shakedown is poised for their next big release in 2017. The new album, The Way Home, is due out October 20th on Colemine Records. It shows how the band’s style has continued to evolve, with material that transports listeners beyond their living rooms into dance parties and spaces for introspection. Building on the success that has led to musical features in series such as Eastbound and Down, movies like Our Brand is Crisis, and commercials for brands including Mini Cooper, Vans’ Off the Wall, and Surfline, the songs are at once richly familiar and incredibly fresh, paying homage to classic influences while pushing a brand new sound. Defying genre or classification, this album proves Ikebe Shakedown is helping define the next bold and soulful wave in instrumental music.