9-24-21 Mix for "High Noon" on NTS Radio with Dinanoir.

High Noon mix on NTS Radio

“Sing that summer song - soon it will be gone.”

Tracklist
Everybody Dubs the Sunshine
General Lee & The Space Army Band – We Did it Baby (Edit)
Frank Reynolds & The Re-Generations – Searchin'
Glue Trip – Lazy Dayz feat. Arthur Verocai
Jack J – I Saw Fire
The Golden Section – Shadows (Edit)
Phillips – You and Me, Me and You
World Quake Band – Closer
Esperanto – Kenny’s Place
Frank Hatchett – The Lover in You
Matthew Larkin Cassell – In My Life
Saucy Lady – São Paulo
Ed Kelly & Friend – Pippin
Grover Washington, Jr. – Summer Song 
Reggie Lucas – Tender Years

Summer Song

Ahead of the Strata East Live show at The Barbican on March 22, Gilles has put together a mammoth 3 hour mix, playing nothing but the finest music released on the legendary 1970s label, Strata East. 

Here's part 1, with part 2 to follow shortly, and still to come, the in-depth Gilles Peterson x Charles Tolliver interview.

For more information on the event, check http://www.barbican.org.uk/music/event-detail.asp?ID=17295


Tracklist
1. Music Inc  - On The Nile 
2. Gil Scott Heron - Peace Go With You Brother 
3. Clifford Jordan - 872
4. Billy Harper - Soulfully, I Love You/Black Spiritual of Love
5 . Mtume - Invocation
6. Charles Rouse - In His Presence Searching
7. Cecil Payne - Girl You Got A Home
8. The Piano Choir - Nation Time 
9. Milton Marsh - Monism
10. The New York Bass Violin Choir - John Coltrane
11. Brother Ah - Beyond Yourself
12. Stanley Cowell - Travelin Man
13. Harold Vick - Stop And Cop
14. Gil Scott Heron - Your Daddy Loves You
15. Descendants of Mike and Phoebe - Chick Chick
16. Billy Parker’s 4th World - Get With It
17. Composer’s Workshop Ensemble - Sub Structure
18. Charles Tolliver - Wilpan’s 
19. Jayne Cortez - How Long Has Trane Been Gone
20. Pharaoh Sanders - Prince of Peace
21. Cecil Mcbee - Voice of the 7th Angel
22. Dick Griffin - Jakubu’s Dance
23. Billy C - Both Sides Now

Strata East Mix Part 1

There was a time when I owned 4-5 copies of Sly Stone's "FRESH" album, it was so vitally important to me. I remember hearing it for the first time in the 90s and it blew my mind. I preached the Sly gospel since to many friends of my age in the years since. That album will always be a cornerstone of musical history and importance to me, and helped me on my record digging journey forward. So many people have covered his songs over the years, in so many funky and creative ways, so I've included a number of those covers on this episode, along with some of my favorite originals of his. RIP the legend Sly Stone, thank you so much for all the beautiful music!

Tracklist: Sly and the Family Stone, Rhoda Scott, Johnny Frigo Sextett, Sly Stone, The Roots, Scott Grooves, Mongo Santamaria, Charles Earland, Sly Stone, Wayne Davis, Cesar Frazier, Sly Stone, Sly Stone

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Pullin from the Stacks - Sly Stone Tribute!

Download (178 mb, 320k mp3): http://www.im-beat.de/mixes/Dee_Bad.zip

01. Bama The Village Poet - Nothingness (1972) - 02:14
02. Ahmad Jamal - The World Is A Ghetto (1973) - 09:21
03. Interlude (Weldon Irvine) - 00:34
04. Cannonball Adderley - Sack O' Woe (1975) - 04:53
05. Ramsey Lewis - Collage (1973) - 06:26
06. Interlude (Yusef Lateef) - 00:41
07. Idris Muhammed - Loran's Dance (1974) - 10:28
08. Milt Jackson - Sunflower (1972) - 10:45
09. Interlude (Mtume) - 00:16
10. Azar Lawrence - Theme For A New Day (1976) - 05:22
11. Yusef Lateef - Hellbound (1976) - 06:28
12. Walter Bishop Jr. - Coral Keys (1972) - 05:21
13. Bobby Lyle - Night Breeze (1977) - 05:51
14. Luis Gasca - Visions (1976) - 03:43
15. Gabor Szabo - Alicia (1977) - 05:31

Bad! (70s SoulJazz Mixtape)

Mixed live by QSTN at Devil’s Pie on April 20, 2011. For more music and mixes from QSTN, check out @analoguestudies.

TRACKLIST:
1. Stan Getz & Maria Toledo “Saudade Vem Correndo”
2. Herbie Mann “Today”
3. Stan Getz “Samba Triste”
4. Sylvia Telles “Corcovado”
5. Sergio Mendes “Muito A Vontade”
6. Som Tres “Amazonas”
7. Sergio Mendes “Aquarius”
8. João Donato “So Se For Agora”
9. O Trio “Nao Passo Esquecer”
10. Stan Getz “Doralice”
11. Stan Getz “One Note Samba”
12. Astrud Gilberto “It Might As Well Be Spring”
13. João Donato “Muito A Vontade”
14. Stan Getz “Samba De Uma Nota Só”
15. Astrud Gilberto “Canto De Ossanha”
16. João Gilberto “Saudade Fez Um Samba”
17. Lalo Schifrin “The Man From THRUSH”
18. Sergio Mendes & Brasil ’66 “The Frog”
19. Sergio Mendes & Brasil ’66 “Mas Que Nada”
20. Herbie Mann “One Note Samba”
21. Sergio Mendes “Favela”
22. Luiz Bonfá “Bonfá Nova”
23. Brazil ’66 “Berimbau”
24. Lalo Schifrin “Samba De Uma Nota So”
25. Luis Carlos Winhas “Batucada Surgio”
26. Brazil ’66 “Roda”
27. Sergio Mendes “Berimbau”

Devil's Pie Bossa Tribute by QSTN (Originally released May 2011)

Tracklist: http://bit.ly/roy-ayers-75

Celebrating the 75th birthday of Mr Roy Ayers with this mix, showcasing some of my favourite tracks from his slightly lesser known material… Well, I mean compared to tracks like Everybody 
Loves The Sunshine, Searching, We Live In Brooklyn, Running Away, Love Will Bring Us Back Together…

I also hear new stuff that I hadn’t noticed before when I listen to his music - the track with Jack Wilson that opens the mix up is so heavy and cosmic for its time, and I’d forgotten about the track with Wayne Henderson! There are so many great albums out there including the 2 Virgin Ubiquities BBE put out... We could devote a whole week of radio programmes to Roy, his archive is so large… 

He is the key to all things between jazz, soul, disco and hip hop…. Thank you roy for all the music...


Tracklist

Roy Ayers 75th Birthday Mix

'Stringfellas' - A Cinematic Funk & Soul Experience.

Download available here -> -> -> bit.ly/1Rjhzpy 

Decided to release this mix I've had in my archives for a while. Was never fully happy with it, but alas it's a new year so I'm letting it go.

As the title suggests this mix is a collection of funky, soulful and cinematic songs making good use of string arrangements.

Artwork by Jason Nicco-Annan

Mr. Hagan presents Stringfellas

via @walla-p 

I remember the 1st time I heard of Lonnie Liston Smith; it was through the album credits of Jay-Z’s “Reasonable Doubt”. I’ve always been more intrigued with production rather than lyrics but still, I didn’t really catch on to his work until later on when I saw a video of Ski Beatz where he was explaining how he made “Dead Presidents“. That’s when I realized I had to dig deeper into LLS’ catalogue, especially as a young beat producer at the time.

Even since then, Lonnie Liston Smith has captured & mystified my ears with his music. Whether on the solo tip or with his Cosmic Echoes, LLS’ compositions are filled with funky rhythms, peaceful messages, celestial rhodes solos and timeless rhythms. He was, and still is a true visionary, and I’ll always feel like he was way ahead of his time.

For this mix, I selected some of my ultimate cuts, tracks that helped me escape from reality, travel to outer realms & meditate on my past/current/future endeavours.

Tribute to LONNIE LISTON SMITH - Selected by Walla P

Copenhagen based party starter Dj Universe presents a mix of 100% Azymuth: 

"In February 2015 my friends Sean and Anthon booked Azymuth for a show in Copenhagen and somehow I ended up juggling the roles of being the designated driver, camera man and warm up DJ for the concert. I will never forget those days. The group turned the depressing Danish winter into summer at the snap of a finger just with their presence and the concert itself had one of the most diverse audiences I’ve ever experienced in Copenhagen, all coming together under the warm Azymuth groove. 

Narrowing down 40 years of great music down to a 1h 47m mix was a tough process and I know there are some obvious ones missing, nevertheless I tried my best to grasp and represent the versatile soundscape the group has left behind. The mix spans over 4 decades and about 75 BPM, from the shade of the palm tree to the floor in the club, and I hope it can provide just a little of the magic that I felt witnessing the group play live."

Tracklist: 
A message from Ivan Conti (Taken from Azymuth interview conducted by Sean Lightfoot, Anthon Stacks and DJ Universe in Copenhagen, February 2015)
Outubro (October) 
Fly Over The Horizon (Vôo Sobre O Horizonte) 
Villa Mariana (Pela Madrugada)
Rio Doce
The Textile Factory (Fabrica De Tecidos)
Falcon Love Call (Armazén Nº2)
Laranjeiras
Last Summer In Rio
Manhã
Circo Marimbondo (From acoustic jam session recorded in Copenhagen February 2015)
Circo Marimbondo
What Price SambaQuanto Vale Um Samba
The House I Lived In (A Casa Em Que Vivi)
Neptunians
Tamborim, Cuica, Ganzá, Berimbau
Dear Limmertz
Maracana
Fênix
May I have this dance? (Concede-Me Esta Dança?)
Batucada em Marte
Estreito de Tarumã
The Prisoner
Equipe 68 (Crew 68)
Diz No Pe
Pãpasong
Circo Marimbondo (Live version recorded at Loppen, Copenhagen February 2015)

DJ Universe - Flying Over The Horizon (Azymuth Mix)

PROPS mixtape Vol 1 (another spring)
recorded 5/2010

to download this mix please visit www.akalepse.com

PROPS MIXTAPE VOL. ONE (another spring) 1

Future Classics & Forgotten Treasures — Selections for the Adventurous Music Listener (Founded in 2007 by Lexis)

Tribute to LONNIE LISTON SMITH - Selected by Walla P

Music Is My Sanctuary

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