This is great stuff!! So happy that you posted it!

From the 2000 release iOye Mamacita!, produced by Sean Gould, mixed by Sebastian Krys. 

iOye Mamacita!

From the 2000 release iOye Mamacita!, produced by Sean Gould, mixed by Sebastian Krys.

Girl from Tallahassee

Yes- very little ocean in this genre- but this is a  tribute to the smooth, sophisticated sound of 70s Yacht Rock, inspired by the documentary Yacht Rock on Max. Channeling the laid-back grooves and lush harmonies of iconic artists like Steely Dan, Michael McDonald, and Christopher Cross, the song blends jazzy chord progressions with a soulful, polished production. It evokes the timeless essence of the genre, with its smooth rhythms, melodic piano riffs, and intricate vocal layers. This track captures the breezy nostalgia and bittersweet emotions that define the heart of Yacht Rock.

Lost In A Soft Rock Sea

Tasman F. (Tbankroll)

Geoff Bosco: all guitars*, basses, and MIDI programing
Erick Blore: Drums
*Mike Brandon: end guitar solo

Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Geoff Bosco

On a Lark (OK Pharaoh Theme)

Welcome into a Monday edition of Glenn Clark Radio, lots to do on the program as we recap the weekend that was, the Ravens were on bye but we’ll still go over all the football from the weekend with the College Football Playoff officially set, the fallout from the Week 14 NFL games that were played and much more when we go over Picks later in the program. The Terps lost to Purdue yesterday in hoops but boy did they make it interesting, we’ll get into that as well. But before diving too deep into any of it though we’ll have to talk some baseball as dominoes continue to fall into place, Juan Soto found his new home, and the Orioles made a few moves as well. At 10:10am, we will talk about the biggest Orioles acquisition so far when we chat with Red Sox Analyst Lou Merloni from NESN about the former Boston outfielder Tyler O’Neill and what we should expect from him down in Baltimore after inking a 3-year, $49.5 million deal, plus his thoughts on Soto to NYM and much more. At 10:30am, we will switch gears back to football when we check in with former NFL HC and former Ravens Offensive Coordinator Marty Mornhigweg to see how Coach Marty is doing and get his thoughts on the Ravens, namely their kicking issues with Justin Tucker, how he’d handle the situation as a coach and lots more. As always we’ll catch up Jeremy Conn from 105.7 The Fan around 11:30am as well talk some football, college football playoff, gambling and who could possibly know what else…

Glenn Clark Radio December 9, 2024 (Marty Mornhinweg, Lou Merloni, Jeremy Conn)

Tracklist:
01, Diskostrand vs. Aretha Franklin -Lakechild (HP.Hoeger Bootleg)
02, Barry White - Let the music play (Eric Faria Remix)
03, Deee-Lite - Groove is in the heart (The Sponges Remix)
04, Prince - Kiss (Dj Dan Squissh David Body X Archibald Party-Tool)
05, Madonna - Like a prayer (Pedro da Silva 2004 Mix)
06, Diana Ross - Upside down (Eric Faria & Mr.Kris Remix)
07, France Joli - Gonna get over you (Ced ReWork)
08, Bill Withers - Grandma's hands (Albert Marzinotto Remix)
09, Amil Stewart - Knock on wood (Eric Faria ADE Remix)
10, Sade - Smooth operator (DJ Grouse Lockdown Remix)
11, Queen - Radio ga ga (Shai T Revisit Mix)
12, Police - Message in a bottle (Lau Savano Deep House Remix)
13, R.E.M. - Losing my religion (Lutzu Istrate Remix)
14, The Doobie Brothers - What a fool believes (Block & Crown, Martina Budde)
15, Pink Floyd - Time (KaktuZ RemiX)
16, Bon Jovi - Living on a prayer (Juliano Fernandes Remix)
17, Joeski - Seasons (Original Mix)
18, Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love (Christian Vlad Re-Work)
19, Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit (Moxy Extended Club Mix)
20, Tears For Fears - Shout (Skylark Remix)
21, Red Hot Chili Peppers - Otherside (GAMPER & DADONI Remix)
22, The Turtles - Happy Together (Possamai Edit)

Cider House Rules! Mix 3 DJ set

The track features drummer Ed Rosado, bassist Michael Mut, Chris Correoso (guitar) and Rich Dixon on trumpet, as well as contributions from some of Miami’s top session players Somar Poveda on trombone (Tito Puente, Jr., Marlow Rosado), Max Farber on keys (JUke) and Damian J. Sanchez on tenor sax (Damian J. Project, Nag Champayons). This version was recorded at DJ Le Spam‘s City of Progress and Jose Elias‘ Red Door studios, mixed by Elias and mastered by Ferny Coipel.

Sofrito (Mongo Santamaria)

This track is a product of a 2005 one-off recording session that featured some of Miami's best talent, including members of Electric Piquete, Spam Allstars, Afrobeta and Humbert.  Organized by Rey "Conga" Diaz, the track is an almost totally improved soundscape of psychedelia, funk, Latin and other elements, and includes the following contributions:

Rey "Conga" Diaz - congas, production
Ed Rosado - timbales, percussion
Izo Besares - bongos
Andrew "DJ Le Spam" Yeomanson - turntables, samples
Tony "Smurphio" Laurencio - synthesizers
Michael Mut - bass
Ferny Coipel - engineering, mixing

Modern Girls

Here's a track from about 1987--I wasn't technically even old enough to drink!  One of my first bands, back in the day.  Hard rock from Miami inspired by Judas Priest and Metallica.

The Fighter

I'm a guitarist/songwriter from Miami, FL.  I've been playing and writing music for quite a while with various South Florida acts (Sundown Sound, Franklin's Wheel, and Ana Kanpa, to name a few) and as a solo artist.  On this page I'm posting some of my more experimental stuff.  Your feedback is appreciated!

The Fighter

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