Name: 80s Funk & Soul-Forgotten Classics by Krook Rock
Duration: 1 h 19 min 57 s
Description: 80s Mix of some of the best Funk and Soul Hits of the decade....some still rocking, but most are forgotten. Krook Rock's experienced ear shows in this 20 song selection. Enjoy knuckleheads!!!

❤️‍🩹 Krook Rock this knuckle head here enjoyed it lol you rolled it right on out and I loved it and enjoyed this very much you are ~Awesome ~ thank you ❤️‍🩹.

Peter H - Soul Classic Sessions 4/14

I've been getting requests for mixes like this. So I decided to record the early part of my set at STK one night. For the 1st 2 hours of the night, I can only play 80's & Early 90's to a mixed crowd. This is just a raw excerpt of the night. Please excuse the rough cut in & out. Enjoy!

80's & Early 90's Mix Live At STK

The finest retrospective selection of classic soul and electro from 80s and 90s- anthems and rare treats- feel free to download- check my other soundcloud pages under the name of "FreestyleBliss" to download mixes of other style of music- enjoy!

Classic Soul Grooves-  Mixed live by DJ Rob wilkes

DJ Hakim At The Barbeque Vol. 3

This is the mix from my Friday Night Flavor Mix Show on www.djlabradio.com.

1. Just Fine (Treat Em Right Remix) by Mary J. Blige ft. Lil Wayne   
2. Warm It Up, Kane by Big Daddy Kane
3. Uh Ahh by DJ Fashion
4. It Takes Two by DJ Kool & Fatman Scoop
5. Do This My Way (Instrumental) by Kid N' Play
6. C'Mon Baby by Funkmaster Flex
7. Got To Be Real by Cheryl Lynn
8. Don't Stop Till You Get Enough by Michael Jackson
9. Wanna Be Startin' Something by Michael Jackson
10. Apache by Sugarhill Gang
11. Hot Music by Soho
12. Show Me Love by Robin S
13. House Music Anthem (Move Your Body) by Marshall Jefferson
14. Big Fun by Inner City featuring Paris Grey
15. Temperature by Sean Paul
16. The Way I Are by Timbaland
17. Controversy by Prince
18. Jungle Love by The Time
19. Behind The Groove by Teena Marie
20. The Glow Of Love by Change featuring Luther Vandross
21. Wobble by V.I.C.
22. Say Ahh (Ted Smooth Remix) by Trey Songz
23. In The Club by 50 Cent
24. Ga Ga Ga by Keezo Kane
25. Let Me See Some Footwork by Will Traxx
26. Happy People (Instrumental) by R. Kelly
27. Backyard Party by R. Kelly
28. Wake Up Everybody by R. Kelly
29. Good Kisser by Usher
30. Touchin' Lovin' by Trey Songz
31. Truffle Butter by Nicki Minaj featuring Drake & Lil' Wayne
32. Feel So Good by Mase
33. Nasty Boy by The Notorious B.I.G.
34. You Owe Me by Nas featuring Ginuwine
35. Me and Mrs. Jones by Billy Paul
36. Pony by Ginuwine

01 DJ Brian B - 4 29 2016 - 2nd Hour

52nd Street – Tell Me
Loose Ends – Hangin On A String
Patrice Rushen – Feels So Good
SOS Band – Just Be Good To Me
Junior – Too Late
Surface – Only You Can Make Me Happy
Rene & Angela – I’ll Be Good
Cameo – Single Life
Evelyn Champagne King – I’m In Love
Gap Band – Burn Rubber On Me
LTD – Back In Love Again
Shalamar – A Night To Remember
Carl Carlton – Bad Mama Jama
The Whispers – Keep On Loving Me
Tom Browne – Funkin For Jamaica


July 2016 Old School Funk And R&B Mix

The logo says it all.  If you don't understand, let me give you the dialogue.  Early to mid-1980s, NYC.  When black radio was black radio, not "Urban Contemporary".  When we had real DJs and remixers and programmers like Tony Humphries, the Latin Rascals, Shep Pettibone holding down real clubs like the Roxy, The Shadow, Nell's, The Red Parrot,  etc.  We heard everything.  We respected what came before us while forging a new path for ourselves.

Listen to this and understand why every other genre can have their artists and pioneers from back in the day go on tour and make money and be revered, except today's generation.  We're haters, we're old heads, we're broke and mad because the industry screwed us before it became a business and opened the door for the talentless to benefit.

I just wanted to take it back in my DJ retirement to reflect on how it used to be.  You couldn't be a DJ because you liked music and went to Guitar Center but buy some gear and decided to call yourself a DJ.  I needed to take it back...it's therapeutic.

SHOW ME YOUR KISS CARD!!  *Google us if you don't know*

Show Me Your KISS Card

DJ COREY PRESENTS SOUL TRAIN CLASSICS #3. A COLLECTION OF THE BEST RNB SONGS FROM THE 70S AND EARLY 80S. LETS TAKE A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE. FREE DOWNLOAD. FOR PROMO USE ONLY. 
LOG ON TO WWW.DJCOREYMRMEGAMIX.COM FOR THE COMPLETE LIBRARY OF MIXTAPES.

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DJ COREY MR MEGAMIX - SOUL TRAIN CLASSICS - 3

Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis are one of the top producers of all time, with mega hits spanning from the mid 80s to the late 2000s. Inducted into the Songwriter's Hall of Fame, their careers are legendary. Press play and enjoy.

HITS MIX: Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis

80s Mix of some of the best Funk and Soul Hits of the decade....some still rocking, but most are forgotten. Krook Rock's experienced ear shows in this 20 song selection. Enjoy knuckleheads!!!

80s Funk & Soul-Forgotten Classics

DJ COREY PRESENTS - BACK TO THE 80'S THROWBACK RNB. A COLLECTION OF 50 RNB SONGS FROM THE 80S. AN OFFICIAL MEGAMIX BLAST FROM THE PAST. FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY
CHECK OUT PART TWO !! - https://soundcloud.com/megamix-music-dj-corey/dj-corey-mr-megamix-back-to-the-future-part-two

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DJ COREY - BACK TO THE 80S RNB THROWBACK MEGAMIX MP3

Born in Providence, Rhode Island Krook began to
show interest in music from early on. First as a DJ and then
as a rapper and producer. he started, in conjunction
with his brother dj Merc, making beats
on an EMU SP-12. Together they produced two of the
songs featured on Krook Rock’s “CRONKETON” album,
which was released by JKH Entertainment and
distributed by Universal records Latino in September of 2006.

The brothers had started a group called the
“Mackmen” and began to perform at community events
and high schools throughout Rhode Island for
several years before he started his career as a soloist.

The talented rapper has performed at night clubs,
festivals and colleges in New England
(Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut,
Rhode Island), NYC, Miami, West Palm Beach, New
Mexico, Phoenix, Texas and internationally in
the Dominican Republic and Mexico.

As an independent recording artist Krook released
an EP in ‘98 and LP in 2000 with a group called
“Bad Luck Crew”.

In 2003, before striking a record deal with JKH
Entertainment, he went solo again and
simultaneously released two albums, a Spanish
LP titled “Desayuno” and an English CD called
“Streets Got a Hold.”

His latest production “Cronketon” was released
and distributed by universal records latino
in September of 2006. Currently, he is generating a
buzz with his many mixtapes including his self titled
mixtape hosted by Heavy Hitter DJ Camilo of Hot 97
in New York City. soon followed up with “The #1
Grinder In Amerika” hosted by fellow Heavy Hitter
DJ Chubby Chub and most recently “The East Coast
Ova Dosa” hosted by popular street dj DJ Scope.

as a dj krook rock has released over 200 mixtapes
with over 200,000 mixes sold all over the east coast
and in several cities out west.

Krook’s debut video “TRILOGY-Que Vaina, All Nite, Mil
Besos” aired on satellite station HTV for over two
months reaching a fan base that stretches to
Argentina, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic
and other latin countries that receive the network.
he’s also made tv appearances in programs on univision,
telemundo and on three popular dominican tv shows.

A very talented song writer and producer with an
uncanny style and a persuasive energy, Krook’s drive
is the key to his undeniable rise to the top of the
charts.

80s Funk & Soul-Forgotten Classics

Krook Rock

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