Jazzy List 2

Heavy D & the Boyz - Somebody For Me (Hip-Hop Version)

Fat Boys Stick Em Mix

A collection of sounds for scratch practice purposes. 
MP3 (320kbps)

These sounds were used in the djTLMtv Saturday Session 1. 
http://youtu.be/Nq5Q5p6pSGQ
Check out the interactive scratch session and scratch with DJ TLM

Scratch Sounds 1

Fat Boys - Stick 'em

Recorded live at The Do-Over Los Angeles on June 12, 2011. 
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?j8d4ggcmy0ff6r3

Jazzy Jeff & Skillz Live at The Do-Over Los Angeles (June 12, 2011)

Live from Johnny Brenda's in Philly! 
Hosted by Dayne Jordan
Tribute Set in 3 Parts. 
1. Beat & Batches
2. More Known 
3. Dilla Inspired

DJ Jazzy Jeff/Doing it for DILLA!

DJ Jazzy Jeff’s ‘Beyond Wonderland SoCal’ Exclusive Mix

Beyond Wonderland Mix

Stream my free 7 song EP at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrXUoDp6Fnk

My free 7 song EP is at http://abeautifultomorrowmusic.com/

My You Tube Channel is at https://www.youtube.com/user/abeautifultomorrow



Lyrics

Baby, love never felt so good
 And I'd die if it ever could
 Not like you hold me, hold me
 Oh, baby, love never felt so fine
 And I'd die if it's never mine, not like you hold me, hold me

 And the nights gonna be just fine,
 Gotta fly, gotta see, got to be
 I can't take it,

 'Cause baby, every time I love you, in and out of my life, in out baby,
 Tell me, if you really love me it's in and out my life in out baby
 So baby, yes, love never felt so good.

 Oh, baby, love never felt so fine
 And I'd die if it ever mine
 Not like you hold me, hold me
 Baby, love never felt so good
 And I'd die if it ever could, not like you hold me, hold me

 And the night through the thick and thin
 Gotta fly, gotta see, can't believe
 I can't take it, 'cause

 Baby every time I love you, it's in and out my life, in out baby
 Tell me, if you really love me, it's in and out my life driving me crazy
 Baby, love never felt so good

 And I'd die if you never mine
 Not like you hold me, hold me
 And I'd die if it ever could, not like you hold me, hold me

 Aww baby love never felt so fine,
 And I'd die if you're mine all mine
 Not like you hold me, hold me
 Aww baby love never felt so good, (so good)
 And I'd die if it ever could
 Not like you hold me, hold me,

 And the nights that feels good (feels good)
 Gotta fly, gotta see, can't believe
 I can't take it, 'cause

 Baby every time I love you it's in and out my life in out baby
 Tell me, if you really love me it's in and out my life driving me crazy
 'Cause baby, love never felt so good

 Felt so good aw yeah,
 Never felt so good,
 Felt so good,
 Never felt so good,
 Never felt so good yeah yeah,
 Never felt so good uh huh,
 Never felt so good,

 Alright that's fine, that's it... 

Love Never Felt So Good by Michael Jackson and Justin Timberlake- A Beautiful Tomorrow Cover Song

Exclusive CD pre-release available now in the ZR Shop: http://www.zrecords.ltd.uk/product-detail///Z+Records/Opolopo/Superconductor/cd/346

iTunes pre-order - itunes.apple.com/gb/album/id991149988?mt=1

"Opolopo first came to the attention for many as the man behind the genre-crossing house remix of Gregory Porter’s ‘1960 What?’, a tune that finished in the Top Ten of many DJs in 2012. Labeled future jazz by some, it’s only a minor part of the Opolopo story which spans genres like a musical suspension bridge.

Opolopo was born Peter Major in Zirc, Hungary, a short drive away from the beautiful tourist spot Lake Balaton, but spent a large part of his childhood touring around with his keyboardist father, listening to the fusion sounds of Herbie Hancock, Jeff Lorber, Jean-Michel Jarre and Tomita, while finally ending up in his current residence of Sweden. It’s little wonder he’s ended up where he is.

His work, both on remixes and original productions is imbued with a life spent listening to the soul, funk, jazz and fusion of his youth. Yet, while clearly inspired by the past, Opolopo’s work still has enough clank and clamour to suggest its feet are still firmly in the present, whether it’s channeling the sound of a 21st century D-Train, dark, fathoms-deep house or doom-laden dubstep. His reworking of St Germain’s ‘Sure Thing’ suggests someone inheriting Ludovic Navarre own jazz-house crown, while ‘Treat You’ by Omar is underpinned by all sorts of wonkiness while Omar takes care of the topline. His remix and production work has appeared on JVC Japan, Tru Thoughts, Warner Bros, Tokyo Dawn and, of course, Z Records.

Arguably the best way to consume Opolopo is live, where he brings together DJing with an array of gadgetry that suggests an electrified Bob Dylan, switching between playing records, tweaking the vocoder, while still finding time for tasty keyboard flurries in between mixes. You don’t get that with Tiësto.

While Opolopo remixes dart from René & Angela basslines to delicious house music, his album Superconductor, is channeling the ’80s, a decade that has been a constant source of enrichment for the Opolopo sound. Superconductor is firmly built around the song, with many collaborations, among them Keni Burke, Diane Charlemagne, Taka Boom and others. Filleted in between even the tracks seem to a have a stronger purpose than mere fillers. ‘The Run’ sounds like a theme from a long-lost sci-fi programme, while ‘Monolith’ sounds like a tune exhumed from the vaults at Tabu Records. In short, Opolopo is a one man Jam & Lewis.

Opolopo, as you undoubtedly know, is Yoruban for ‘plenty’ and on Superconductor there is a superabundance of sounds, styles and, yes, tunes. Come feast.

01. The Best feat. Colonel Red
02. Get On Up
03. So Good feat. Keni Burke
04. Round And Round feat. Diane Charlemagne
05. Feels Good 2 Me feat. Taka Boom
06. Staying Power feat. Pete Simpson
07. Superconductor
08. The Run
09. Sustain feat. Paul Randolph
10. Candy Coated Perfection feat. Sacha Williamson
11. Monolith
12. Just Feel The Music feat. Taka Boom
13. Spare Me The Details feat Erik Dillard"

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Jazzy List 2

Jazzy Jeff Holt