mojo essentials - samstags ab 23 uhr - mojo club, hamburg, reeperbahn1:  jazz is looking good on the dancefloor. und immer mehr - aus wurzeln ist ein beachtlicher baum gewachsen. essentiell, nicht altbewährt. es bleibt kompromisslos und geht zurück in die zukunft - mit der gehörigen portion soul.

mojo essentials mixtape 008: by RENEGADES OF JAZZ www.renegadesofjazz.com

mojo essentials mixtape 008 by RENEGADES OF JAZZ

https://soundcloud.com/dj-gallagh/sets/reggae-party
Disclaimer: I do not intend to make money or infringe copyrights with this mixtape. For promotional purposes only

01-Ernest ranglin - in the rain
02-Byron lee - The Dragonaires the fox
03-Lloyd parks - ordinary man
04-The Heptones  - Why did you leave
05-Marcia Griffiths - Gypsy man
06-Tony Scott - Darling if you love me
07-Tony Nash - keep on trying
08-Hopeton Lewis - The Music Got Soul
09-Cornell Campbell - meets soothsayers nothing can stop us
10-Scotty - I worry
11-Tommy McCooks Band - More Strings
12-UB40 - Dont break my heart
13-The meters - the look of love
14-Alton Ellis- And I Love Her (Beatles Cover) 
15-Augustus Pablo - Pablos Good Hearted Melody
16-The Cables - Baby Why
17-Bitty Mclean - make it with you
18-Bob Andy - let them say
19-Busty Brown - To love somebody
20-Carl Dawkins - Id rather go blind
21-Crasher - Queen of the nile
22-Dennis BROWN - Let Love In 
23-The in crowd - his majesty is coming
24-Inna de Yard - Let the Water Run Dry Feat. Ken Boothe
25-Jimmy London - If Love You Is Wrong
26-Jimmy London - walk with love
27-Johnny Nash - Cupid
28-johnny clarke - declaration of rights
29-Lascells Perkins - No Man Is An Island 
30-The Main Attractions (Sharon Jones & Michelle Thompson ) - Once upon a time
31-Roland Aplhonso The Beverleys All Stars -  Charade -
32-Pablo Moses - ready aim fire
33-THE Paragons - MY NUMBER ONE
34-THE ROOTS - Mash Down /Soljah Man Skank
35-THE UNIQUES - LOVE AND DEVOTION
36-The Viceroys - Promises promises 
37-The cimmarons - oh mammy blue down town
38-The marijuanas - tell us when
39-Tommy mc cook - the supersonics band sweet lorna
40-Versatiles - Teardrops Falling
41-Toots & the Maytals - Man Of The World (Cover)

Reggae Party 3 By Gallagh'

Archive New old Release
soundcloud.com/dj-gallagh/sets/archive-new-old-release

Setlist:
01-intro Gabin- musique
02-Gilbert Becaud - Quand elle danse
03-Le Gendarme au Byblos  
04-Eddy Mitchell- Quand une fille me plait
05-Raymond Lefevre - Les Vacances à St tropez 
06-David Alexander Winter- Qu'est ce que j'ai dansé
07-Le Grand Blond à la chaussure noire
08-Magali Noel- On a volé mon coeur
09-Eddy Mitchell- tout ira bien
10-Vladimir Cosma
11-Easy beat
12-Egyptian - Land of thousand dances
13-The Turtles - The Battle of the Band
14-Elvis Presley - A little less conversation
15-Junior Parker - Money
16-Bo Didley - Willie & Lillie
17-Lighting Hopkins - Mojo Hand
18-Tommy Tucker - High Hell Sneakers
19-Irma thomas -I Did My Part
20-Eldrige Holmes - Pop Corn
21-Danny White - The Twitch
22-Barefacts - tell me
23-Nathaniel Mayer - From Now On
24-Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter
25-Alan Vega - Fat City 
26-Honkey Tonk Woman
27-The Guest - Oh My, My Girl
28-Arthur Brown - I've Got a Money
29-Pearl Dowbell - It's All Over- good things

My Name Is Gallagher 16 " Quand elle danse "

FELOX presents UNWiND YOURSELF an open format mix series.
Listen to tracks to relax and unwind. 
The Hamburg DJ plays music from all eras and genres with a focus on a calm downtempo vibe. 
Every fourth friday of the month on Byte.FM

UNWiND YOURSELF 05

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Welcome to the second part of "Funky Zurich". Follow SoulBrigada on a foray through Switzerland cultural capital Zurich: fourteen record shops, several flea markets & record fairs offers a wide range of any kind of music. 
You'll hear the results of this crate diggin' in this vinyl only mixtape: an eclectic trip through Soul, Breaks, Jazz, Reggae, Dub, Breazil, Latin, Oriental, Funk, Synthie stuff & Disco.

Also dig the first volume: https://soundcloud.com/soulbrigada/soulbrigada-pres-funky-zurich

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SoulBrigada pres. Funky Zurich Vol. 2

Here's what I been working on in the studio between touring for the past 5 years. Please download this mix & spread the flowers around!
http://hyperurl.co/sdd3o7

Nickodemus’ “A Long Engagement” is a testament to how much great music there is in the world and how connected we all can be. -Newsday 

A Long Engagement is like a beautiful, joyous family party. It’s a celebration of life and diversity, of achievements and power of unity; a dedication of love to New York and the sincerest ode to its intrinsically complicated beauty. As the last track closes, the sound of a spray can is back, probably signing this amazingly festive musical portrait of the city that never sleeps. -Rhythm Passport

Nickodemus' latest song "Immortales" remains quite the standout. You won't hear any trap beats bursting from this Middle Eastern-tinged sound, but you will hear the rhythmic harmonies or Argentinian trio Fémina who lend their Latin voices to its worldly call. -Billboard

TRACKLISTING:
Do You Do You? with Carol C & The Spy from Cairo
Inmortales (Body Move) with Femina
Will You Still Be Here? with The Real Live Show & Pimps of Joytime
Mystic Molay with Innov Gnawa
Invisible Cities 
MUSIC MAN with Reverend Grey
Live Your Dream with Jahdan
Caballito de Mar with La Llegros
Sugarella (interlude) 
Open Heart Surgery (Instrumental)
Night Blooming Jasmines 
The Crow with Alsarah
All Over the Place (Outro)
A Long Engagement

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Nickodemus - A Long Engagement Album Mix

This is  the real LTJ's beatdown sound N.2
41 minutes of mixed beatdown sound, all tracks are re-edited, LIVE re-constructed with additional beat and re-looped for a deep hypnotic trip into the real beatdown groove - mix made with 4 cd players - 
a very big thanks to Gallleria Più (Bologna) for his support on this sound project !

The Real LTJ's Beatdown Sound #2

New mixtape with dusty grooves strictly from 7inch vinyl.  Dig also the previous tapes:

Vol. 4: https://soundcloud.com/soulbrigada/soulbrigada-dusty-wax-4
Vol. 3: https://soundcloud.com/soulbrigada/soulbrigada-pres-dusty-wax-vol-3
Vol. 2: https://soundcloud.com/soulbrigada/soulbrigada-pres-dusty-wax-vol-2
Vol. 1: https://soundcloud.com/soulbrigada/soulbrigada-pres-dusty-wax-1

SoulBrigada pres. Dusty Wax Vol. 5

Chinese man-                Ordinary man
Dj food          -                Turtle soup
Luca musto    -               Once upon a grind
Gitkin               -              Grand street feast
RJD2                 -             Smoke & mirrors
Le peuple de l’herbe -     Delice
Hade                            -  Jeep cherokee xj
Tinga Stewart              -   Weird world
Jkriv    -        luana e
Thierry corporation  -   until the morning
Flofilz                             - Montclare St.
L’entourloop                   -Delight for old chicken
Chinese man              -    Washington square
Daytoner                     -   Feel like jumping
St germain                   -  Land of…
Rare cuts                       -Watcha doin’
Ed wizard                       -Endless love
Osmose                       -  Trust 
Chinese man                -  Jumpin’ in havana

Bonjour la musique!

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection.

I've been playing drums since the late 80s and started DJing with a friend I met at University in the early 90s. At that point I only had a handful of records - mostly albums, some borrowed from my parents collection, some that I'd been finding in second hand shops, and a few new releases. Musical styles were fairly broad, I'd been really into blues & jazz for some time, and that crossed over into the rare groove sounds that were all around London at that time, which led back to deeper funk sounds. All these styles were being heavily sampled in the contemporary hip hop of the era, so I was soon spending plenty on new hip hop whilst simultaneously trying to catch up on tracks I'd been aware of in the late 80s, and enjoyed, but hadn't been buying. Luckily, 2nd hand vinyl was plentiful and cheap in those days, so the collection was growing pretty rapidly at that time. I guess by now I have a couple of thousand 12" singles, and a similar number of albums, plus around 1000 7"s - so it takes a bit more organising these days, but it's always great to dig back through - especially for mixes like this!

2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format.

As with a lot of people my age, 7's were some of the first records I bought as a kid, and I had my parent's old record player in my bedroom from the age of about 10. I ended up with a bunch of Beatles and Rolling Stones 45s that I'd find at jumble sales, and remember spending time with a tennis racket trying to do the Shadows dance steps like Hank Marvin. The first new record I bought was probably something by The Police or The Beat I think - both early 80s school disco favourites! The 7" was still a pop format in the early 90s, so as dance music crossed over into mainstream charts, it was still the cheapest way of getting tunes to DJ with, so I have a bunch of things from that era on 7" but not on 12". Buying Hip Hop 45s for 99p seems like only yesterday! ;)

3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

I had a bit of rummage through the 45 shelves and pulled a few things that I haven't played out for a while, alongside some new releases, some of my own and a couple of classics that are always in my box. The Jazzman and Now Again re-issues from the early 00s are all great - making available things that hadn't been on 45 before. Jazzman did great work in selecting some super hard-to-find library tracks, and Now Again just keep digging up the most amazing unreleased music from the 60s and 70s. I have a bit of a thing for covers of 'Tramp' and the Julie Driscoll / Brian Auger version is one of my favourites, such a lazy but irresistible groove - always gets people moving. DJ Format is always a surefire hit on the dancefloor, whether it's with his original productions or themed cut n paste megamixes, and 'Saturday Night Theme' is a great party hip hop track. Likewise, Quantic's work has covered so much ground over the last 20 years and he has a great ear for an arrangement. His cover of 'That Thing' showcases his knack in that area once again.

4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music? 

Keep an eye on http://rubberfunk.net for DJ dates, planning to be out and about throughtout 2020 and beyond, and you can hear the new album 'My Life At 45' over on my Bandcamp page : https://drrubberfunk.bandcamp.com

5) Top 5 all time fave records

Here's 5 of my most played 45s!
1. Stevie Wonder - 'We Can Work It Out' - Motown
2. Beastie Boys - 'Intergalactic' - Grand Royale
3. This Kid Named Miles - 'Ring Of Fire' - Alatac
4. James Brown - 'Give It Up Or Turnit A Loose'
5. Gladys Knight & The Pips - 'You Need Love Like I Do (Don't You)' - Soul