Name: Jorge Ben 80s Mix by jorn
Duration: 1 h 3 min 27 s
Description: Jorge Ben's work from the 80s is considered by some not as good as his work from the 60s and 70s. I say it is equally good as his earlier work. Here's a mix with his best work from the 80s.

GREAT MIX, I would love to know the track starting around 07:15, after 'adelita' Peace

Awesome mix.  What’s this track perchance? (Starts at 12:00)

Watch video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaENRRS_Nyw&t=726s

Dubbin' In The Spring

Today's mix comes from O&O Member Bad Lieutenant; the mix aired on July 22nd, 2021 for Hamon Radio, an "independent internet radio station based in Tokyo. Hamon Radio was started to create a third place where people of all the world share and communicate with each other via music we select from the world.
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"Hamon" means ripple in Japanese. When a drip falls in water, the ripple expands gently and gradually turns to greater influence. We hope Hamon Radio can be like this very first drip."

The mix is influenced by this concept - starting with droplets of sounds which transform into rising tides and crashing waves.  

www.mixcloud.com/HamonRadio/

"Thank you to Maa and Hamon Radio for the invitation." - BL

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Bad Lieutenant’s Mix for Hamon Radio, Tokyo, Japan

Mixed by Selvagem for Wax Poetics

For info and track list, please visit Wax Poetics:

http://www.waxpoetics.com/music/mixtape/balnearico-sunny-side-brazils-underground-pop-mixtape-selvagem

"Balnearico – The Sunny Side of Brazil's Underground Pop" mixed by Selvagem

Jorge Ben's work from the 80s is considered by some not as good as his work from the 60s and 70s. I say it is equally good as his earlier work. Here's a mix with his best work from the 80s.

Jorge Ben 80s Mix

BRAZILIAN BOOGIE IV Afro edition. 
a Tom Wieland Free Soul Inc mixtape

welcome friends
summertime always brings me in the mood for tropical music: It´s about time for my annual brazilian mixtape,You´ll hear  brazilian boogie unclassics ,new funky samba  discoveries and a killer Fender led psych compacto to close the mix. No more US copycat Disco Dolly dancing,here´s the goods with a strong  focus on  A.F.R.O.  in musica brasiliera. Jobim was my first love, Jorge Ben is my second.
Umbabarauma !

all strictly vintage  wax,apart from two edits I made exclusively for this mix. thnx Mr&Mrs Lang for intro ,compactos & kaaschaaß.Pl bring more Maracuja !

Tom Wieland           august 17

ps. no full tracklist available, feel free to ask for single ID´s.

soundcloud.com/freesoulinc

BRAZILIAN BOOGIE IV Afro edition. a Tom Wieland Free Soul Inc mixtape

“Saved My Life“ is a joint project led by label bosses Micky (The Healing Company) and Hermann (Tieffrequent)@the-healing-company

Micky Explains:

"He sent me a couple of demos a few years ago, I loved his music and immediately decided to release a twelve inch on the Healing Company. For that reason, we met afterwards several times in Berlin and became close friends. We found out quickly that we are kind of “soulmates”, made for each other, sharing the same sense of humor, politics, philosophy – and of course the same love for music. Even if we are both releasing mostly contemporary house music on our respective labels, our deepest love is for soulful music from the old days. We are fascinated by the lovely vibes of the past, this special touch of melancholia, emotion, deepness and playfulness that is difficult to put it into words – it is something you can feel much better when listening.

One day we had the idea to do some edits of long forgotten tunes we love. After a couple of studio sessions, the result was our first release, “A Piano Saved My Life“ with four piano-driven edits out of Jazz Funk, Italo Disco and some Balearic vibes. We released it as a small vinyl edition on my new sub-label “Piano Music“ and we got very surprised by the warm and positive feedback the EP had worldwide.
www.discogs.com/Saved-My-Life-A-P…e/release/9225354

Instead of just playing the compactos from beginning to end we tried another approach: avoiding fade ins and outs and doing a mix with a constant flow and vibe. This proved at the end much trickier as we originally thought, since one of the most charming aspects of old Brazilian music is also that you have very well produced commercial albums on the one hand and independent lo-fi recordings on the other hand – but just as good and worth to listen and play! 
After digging in our collections and choosing around 80 records, we reduced the selection to fit into a 90 minutes mix, creating a journey that spans some of Brazil’s most popular music genres: from classic Bossa Nova to MPB, Samba Soul, Samba Rock, Boogie, Disco, Forro, Tropicalia and Psychedelia, from 60 bpm to 140 bpm. Our selection is not dogmatic or academic, we are not presenting a certain time period, style or region – we even take a detour to Italy and France during the mix. What we want to present are records and music that are touching us emotionally, with their delightful vibes from the past, including songs from the early 70s to the early 90s, some well known and highly appreciated, some more obscure or completely unknown, some from reputable artists, some from “one-hit wonders “, who disappeared in the depths of time.

01. Elias De Lima – O Samba Que Guardei Pra Você (1973)
02. Jesse Pessoa – Chove Chuva (1980)
03. The Spins – The Valley Of Temples (1978)
04. Bolão ‎– Sem Querer (1984)
05. Paulo Braga – Barra Da Saia (1975)
06. Django – Samba Nova (1975)
07. Commanders – Boi Da Cara Branca (1978)
08. Você Canta O Sucesso – Olhos Coloridos (1983)
09. Mariano – Ciúme (1993)
10. Bebeto – Com Você Sou (1985)
11. Cid Belar – Questão De Pele (?)
12. Caú – De Bracos Abertos (1986) 
13. Moreira Jr. – Rasteira (1983)
14. Sônia – Adoia (1975)
15. Música Viva 83 – Brasil Especial (1983)
16. Maysa – Rasguei A Minha Fantasia (1974)
17. Marizinha ‎– Brincadeira De Amor (1979)
18. Regininha – Nas Tuas Mãos (1978)
19. Tino Gomes ‎– Raio De Luz (1987)
20. Dedé ‎– Sinceramente (1983)
21. Sabor De Mel ‎– Pra Rimar Com Amor (1981)
22. Directory ‎– Monday / Caipira Train (1983)
23. Neusinha Brizola – Rio De Janeiro (1983)
24. Dudu França ‎– Vem Dançar (Disco Mix) (1978)
25. Alvaro ‎– Povo Novo (1987)
26. Loalwa ‎– Pode Chegar (?)
27. Pery Ribeiro ‎– Abre Alas (1974)
28. Lena Rios ‎– Chapada Do Corisco (1978)
29. Zapatta ‎– Fiesta Macabra (1973)
30. Gilvan Fellip ‎– Alô Deus (?)
31. Sueli – Você (1973)
32. Sirino E Fagner ‎– Copa Luz (1971)
33. Elias De Lima – O Samba Que Guardei Pra Você (1973)

GOURANGA MIXTAPE: Saved My Life's Brazilian Mixtape

* Read the full interview: https://boltingbits.com/mixed-by-mr-bongo/

Founded in 1989 as a small record shop in London, Mr Bongo expanded into a record label, publisher and DJ collective currently comprised of David Buttle, Graham Luckhurst, Gareth Stephens and Gary Johnson. Closing the shop in the early 2000’s due to declining record sales and major changes in the industry, they were able to switch their main focus to releasing records as well as occasionally presenting classic arthouse films from all over the world. 

Digging up lost and hard to find gems from around the globe is their ethos and it has not changed since their opening day three decades ago. Mr Bongo’s main area of concentration started with Latin music and then a particular emphasis on Brazil. Since then, they’ve expanded to a wider range of genres such as reggae, soul, funk & jazz. Their widely successful 45s series (which includes Brazil, Africa and Latin) is a testament to their hard work in finding and re-releasing old records to a modern audience. We recently got the opportunity to chat with David and Graham from the collective and ask them a few questions. Ahead of their 30th (yes you read that right.. 30th!) anniversary, they've also put together this fantastic 2hr mix full of Brazilian gems cooked by Gareth Stephens and Gary Johnson.

INTERVIEW

MIXED BY/ Mr. Bongo

Wishing all of you a wonderful start to 2020.

Jazz is absolutely on fire all around the world right now. So many Choices so many brand new projects from London to Chicago or even Paris and Tokyo! I feel happy and lucky to start this new decade with these covers, samples and of course new original productions with a deep and dancefloor feeling.

MY FAVORITE THINGS - Show #19 (Hosted by Psycut)

This is a live recording from Gilles' set at Le Poisson Rouge, with a nice little intro from Leron Thomas. 

 Enjoy! 

Gilles Peterson Le Poisson Rouge //  NYC 2012

Thelonious Mark und Lobu mit Part 2 des legendären Specials - Manda ve menino!

@lobuu

Numero 83 - Brazil Special Vol. 2 w/ Lobu

My dedication to the late great Phil Asher; easily one of the best producers to come out of the U.K.

Rest easy, Phlash x

DJ Bookings: https://www.visionmusic.co.uk/dj-scott-proper/

Jorge Ben 80s Mix

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