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the legendary Hip Hop producer Pete Rock gets on the turn tables and rocks out for a special 1 hour mix for D-Stroy.

Pete Rock's D-Stroy Mix

In celebration of Hip Hop's 50th year, we've teamed up with London based ‘Classic Material’ to present a chronologically themed series of mixtapes celebrating the history of recorded Rap music, mixed by Chris Read. This fourth bonus mix follows last month's Hip House round up with a collection of Hip Hop tracks influenced by the New Jack Swing sound of the late 80s and early 90s. Featured tracks include production from some of the producers central to the New Jack Swing sound – Teddy Riley, Eddie F, and some from those better known for a more classic Hip Hop style who also dabbled in the sound during the era – Marley Marl, Pete Rock and many more. The cover artwork references the classic Uptown Records label sleeve.

Tracklist:

1. Craig G – U-R-Not the 1 
2. Father MC – One Nite Stand 
3. Po’ Broke N Lonely – Sex Is On [Loop] 
4. Aaron Hall – Don’t Be Afraid (12″ Version) [Loop] 
5. Aaron Hall – Don’t Be Afraid (Soundtrack Version) 
6. ADL – Daddy 
7. MC Lyte – Ice Cream Dream (Remix) 
8. Wrecks-N-Effect – Rumpshaker 
9. Donald D – She Gets Buckwild 
10. Craig G – I Want to be In Luv 
11. Z-Looke – Gitchi U [Loop] 
12. Heavy D & the Boyz – Somebody for Me (Jazz Lover Mix)
13. Blackstreet feat Teddy Riley – Baby Be Mine 
14. Times 3 – Typical Relationship 
15. Wrecks-N-Effect – New Jack Swing 
16. Four Sure feat Father MC – Innocent Girl (Something for the People Innocent Girl Club Mix)
17. Father MC, Mary J Blige, Jodeci, Christopher Williams, Heavy D & The Boyz – Next Stop Uptown 
18. Emmage – Why You Frontin’ On Me
19. Heavy D & The Boyz – Is It Good To You (Straight Mix)
20. Hi Five – Too Young
21. Jewel – Love or Lust 
22. D Nice feat Dawn Lewis – It’s Over
23. Teddy Riley feat Tammy Lucas  – Is It Good to You [Loop]
24. Hi Five – I Just Can’t Handle It 
25. Marley Marl feat The Flex – Girl I Was Wrong 
26. Donald D – Fine Girls Are My Weakness 
27. Basic Black – She’s Mine (Instrumental)
28. Basic Black feat Pete Rock & CL Smooth – She’s Mine (Club Mix)
29. LL Cool J – Strictly Business

Classic Material Bonus Mix #4: NewJack Rap '89-93

#HIPHOP50: Classic Material Bonus Mix #4 (New Jack Rap) mixed by Chris Read

Dont Knock Twice

Sat Jan 21, 2017
DJ Day Show #167
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The 3rd show of 2017 featured the legendary & multi-talented DJ Day!  Day is hands down one of the illest DJ to consistently put it down over the past 20+ years!  Highly known for his amazing DJ skill set as well as being a formidable producer, there is no letting up from this cat!  Catch this extraordinary DJ set + live interview from Palm Springs finest and be on the lookout for his upcoming releases!

1st Segment DJ Day Live DJ Set

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2nd Segment DJ Day Interview               
 
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DJ Day Show 167

I know the phrase "Dilla Changed my Life" is something that almost seems watered down and become somewhat of a fad, but it seems to be something I am comfortable with saying.  

My story is some what similar to all of the great stories heard from all of our heroes in hip-hop. Most of their first encounters of Jay Dee's music was through the circulation of his Slum Village demo tape distributed around small circles primarily via Houseshoes & Q-Tip.  For my generation hip-hop was already around, but when you consider the actual time of understanding hip-hop, I was first introduced through a small vinyl collection from a close friend in High School, which included "Slum Village - Fantastic Vol 2".  The "Intro" track into "Conant Gardens" into "I Don't Know" was a life changing sequence for me.  Jam packed w/ Soulful rhodes, great mixing, thick drums, heavy bass lines, chopped drum breaks, rhythmic vocals, scratching, vocal chops etc. The density of the music in that 3 track sequence was unmatched (maybe until this day).  Since that time when I was maybe 14 (pre Dj years) I became obsessed w/ hip-hop music and the culture.  Over the years I studied anything Jay Dee (Dilla): his music, the moves he made, the records he sampled, the drums he chopped.   

Since his passing there have been 100's if not 1000's of tributes created to celebrate his catalog.  With the blueprint for me being the masterpiece mixes created by J Rocc in the early years following his passing, I felt like I needed to take another approach.  

This episode is more focused on connecting stories told by some of Dilla's greatest collaborators.   The music selections may not be reflective of his "greatest work" but they are chosen to help drive the story and help explain the reasons why he was so impactful to the game.  Much like his catalog and the 1000's of mixes out there are equally the same amount of stories circulating the internet of people talking about his impact.  These are some of the more important ones, or at least that helped me get a better idea of who he was and why he was a genius.  

Whether you are a new Dilla fan or a long-time Jay Dee fanatic, I hope this helps guide you to a greater understanding of the James Yancey legacy.  

Peace
DJ Flow, February, 2017

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I do not own or claim any rights to these tracks.

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The "Dilla" Handclap No. 21 (Hosted by DJ Flow)

Soul Trippin'

Breakbeats Vol.1 Part.2

Here ya go another weekend mix Njoy !!! (All Vinyl 45's & lp's)

1.Change Ft. Craig G-Silent Someone (Realphresh)
2.Cross My Heart-Billy Stewart (Chess)
3.You're Gonna Need Me-Dionne Warwick (Warner Bros.)
4.Ressurection-Rasheed Chappell (Ill Friction)
5.Mayor In The Ghost Town-DJ Format (Project Blue Book)
6.Girma's Lament-Karl Hector & The Malcouns (Now Again)
7.Like A Ship-Pastor T.L. Barrett (Light In The Attic)
8.In The Forest Pt.2-The Original Black Sheep Of The Family (Kay-Dee)
9.Charlie's Theme-Jimi Entley (Espionage)
10.The Telephone Song-Charles Bradley (Dunham)
11.Substitution-Ub's (First Cut)
12.Make The Road By Walking-Menahan Street Band
13.Take Two-Will Sessions (Fat Beats)
14.Sister Funk/Inst-Thomas East (True Soul)
15.10 Bricks-Raekwon (Ice H20)
16.Az Madlib Remix-Medicine Show 12 
17.Maybe So Maybe No-New Holidays (Soulhawk)

Peace to Lord Finesse,DJ Spinna,DJ Scratch,Dj Format,Silent Someone,Matt (Traffic),Jared (Big City) & all the blogs that did re posts on my march mixes !!!

Also: 
Kenny Dope Fully Produced Future Before Nostalgia-Rasheed Chappell available on Double Vinyl with bonus 45 & cd's at www.kaydeerecords.com

Kenny Dope April Weekend "Hip Hop Funk Soul Funk Breaks 2012 Mix"

I had the pleasure of going to LA to do Blazing 45's party. While i was there i did a practice set at the homie Byze one crib. The homie jrocc passed thru as well as we were recording the rehersal set mind u this is not the full set this is just the part of the set i Needed to practice i overdubbed drops on certain songs on this mix so ppl wont sample stuff off my mix in other words find the record yourself.

BLAZING 45 REHERSAL AT BYZE CRIB

A time when only Kurtis Blow, Whodini, Fearless Four and Jimmy Spicer had major record deals, you could get got for your fat gold chain, and any visuals of hip hop culture on TV was new and exciting like your brand new Atari video game

Dj Spinna  In B-Boy Mode

During our 30+ year history we have become well-known for championing a wide-range of musical genres, but for many people we will forever be associated with the golden age of hip hop and our Soho stores. The memories of the music and culture from that time are intertwined with the experience of being in that store (for customers and staff alike). Mr Bongo founder and MD, Dave Buttle, recalls that heady period in Mr Bongo history…

"It was a really exciting time. Soho was booming - full of media companies, record, stores, labels, and the place to go in London for your vinyl shopping needs. If you had an exclusive new hip hop release in store the word would spread and it would be a roadblock. We are talking the early Rawkus releases, Mos Def, Company Flow, then we had Dr Octagon, exclusive Lord Finesse bits from Japan."

Hip hop will always be in the DNA of Mr Bongo and a couple of years back we decided to channel that into a Mr Bongo Hip Hop 45 reissue series. Our ambition was to release the best and most in demand cuts from the 80’s and 90’s on 7" in original picture sleeves. It’s a collection of our personal favourites, Bongo store anthems and undeniable classics. We kicked the series off with A Tribe Called Quest ‘Scenario’ and we are about to hit release number 20 with the Egyptian Lover ‘Computer Love'. The series has featured artists such as Nas, Souls of Mischief, Ultramagnetic MC’s, Cypress Hill, Gang Starr, Black Sheep - to name a few. The response to these releases has been fantastic - the demand for these cuts is coming in from all around the world and we are very thankful for the support and love they are getting!

To celebrate reaching release number 20 in the series we thought now would be a good time to showcase the catalogue in full. We called in DJ Chris Read to put together an exclusive Mr Bongo Hip Hop 45’s mix. Chris is a long-time collaborator with Bongo, has a deep knowledge of hip hop, and is an incredible DJ. Perfect for this mix. 

"Every track featured in the Bongos Hip Hop 45s reissues series is a certified classic and a high proportion of these records featured heavily in my DJ sets during the 90s and beyond. It was a lot of fun not only to see these records again on 45, but also to revisit them in this mix. 

In the years after I moved back to London in the early 2000s, a record shopping trip to Soho was a regular part of my Saturday routine and a visit to Mr Bongo's Berwick Street store was an essential stop on a circuit that took in stores including Record and Tape Exchange, Major Flavas, Scenario, Deal Real and many others. The space was small, the queue for the counter usually deep and the vibe was often hectic, but the atmosphere was electric. I have no idea how many hours I must have spent flicking through the racks or stood at the counter trying to get a glimpse of the latest arrivals up on the wall, but they were hours well spent, made all the better by the presence of some top class DJs serving from behind the counter.” Chris Read

Mr Bongo Hip Hop 45s - Mixed by Chris Read

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Breakbeats Vol.1 Part.2

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