Name: Neil Rogers Show April 18, 1997 10am-12pm by Neil Rogers Show
Duration: 1 h 1 min 10 s
Description: The Neil Rogers Show from April 18, 1997. Florida Panthers talk. Panthers beat the NY Rangers 3-0. 610 WIOD is changing format. Bud Paxon's son-in-law says "F-Neil Rogers".

DJ QUINN'S CLUB 1235 LIVE MIX FROM (07-09-2021)

CLUB 1235 MIX (07-09-2021)

Hubbz - Madrugada Boogaloo


.Aunque No Tengo Dinero Intro
.Makala – Ska con Boogaloo
.Brooklyn Funk Essentials – Big Apple Boogaloo
.Spanish Fly – Brooklyn Boogaloo (NYC Edit)
.Ralph Robles – Taking Over (Hubbz Edit)
.Una Mas Trio – Son Montuno (Smoove Remix)
.Choc Quib Town – Pescao Envenenao
.Omegaman – El O’man Boogaloo
.Novalima – Machete
.Christian Prommers Drumlesson – Strings of Life
.Eco en Stereo interlude feat.Chabelo
.Bas Lexter Ensemble – Last Time Last Chance
.Dusty – Mood Matters
.Color Climax – Batidas Latinas
.Cleon – Boogaloo Pow
.Colman Brothers – El Nino (Cha Cha Mix)
.Quantic – Sabor
.Nickodemus feat. Sammy Ayala – Conmigo (E’s E Remix)
.Conjunto Son San – Cumbia San Pablera (Hubbz Remix)
.Jazzy Jens – Guarapera
.Concept Neuf – The Path (Sofrito Edit)
.Palov/Panama Cardoon – Popcorn
.Novalima – Macaco (Jeremy Sole Remix)
.Grupo Socavon – Homenaje a Justino (Uproot Andy Remix)
.Kid Gusto – Tiro al Blanco
.Los Chicos Altos – Ofra
.Greenwood Rhythm Coalition – Traicion 
.Bas Lexter Ensemble - Me La Llevo

Madrugada Boogaloo

Here's my full set from when I opened up for Neil Jackson at HQ Nightclub in Atlantic City on 4/28/22. Shout out to Zach, Jason and the entire DoubleDown Entertainment fam!

Live at HQ Nightclub (Opening Set) 4/28/22

All Currentt Hip Hop tracks that are on fire at the moment!

CAMILO HIP HOP MIX HEAVY HITTER RADIO!

I discovered DJ Koco a few months ago, watched many hours of his DJ sets, and was so inspired that I created a DJ set in tribute and gratitude to him.

DJ Koco aka Shimokita is Japanese, blind in one eye, and plays exclusively on 7" which are small vinyl records, hard-to-get and challenging to work with.

His craft and technics are masterful and he can perform all the "turntablist" tricks in the book. You know, scratching and cutting from deck to deck and much more.

I appreciate that, but what i'm really inspired by, is his art, style, and musicality.

In one DJ set he weaves old school hip hop, Brazilian, Latin, Disco, Rap, House, Funk, Jazz,  Pop, and many other genres and styles.  It all flows seamlessly and naturally. 
He plays both well-known anthems and songs very few people know. Trying to Shazam his songs is an exercise in futility. 
Koco keeps an upbeat, energetic and happy vibe throughout his journeys. I love to see how much he enjoys his music. 

I was already an open-format DJ and included many different genres, but watching DJ koco and listening to his sets gave me even more inspiration and the reminder I can play anything i wish, as long as it fits the vibe.

I loved hip hop since the late 80s when I heard Eric B and Rakim's sampling of Israeli/Yemenite singer Ofra Haza, as well as "Rapper's Delight" and other songs.
I remember that more than anything, I loved the syncopated (not symmetric) rhythms, the beats and the samples.

Many people think "Hip Hop" is the same as gangsta rap, and always includes "rapping", vulgarities and such.
I never resonated or related to those themes because my life circumstances are different.

The kind of Hip Hop I love and play here is mostly instrumental and features jazz, soul, funk and lots of Brazilian and Latin samples.     
Nearly any Hip Hop song you can name probably includes a sample from an old record. Visit whosampled.com and find the origins of your favorite songs.

In the past I usually did long transitions between songs, but now I experiment with very short and quick transitions, sometimes as short as 8 beats.

I'm also inspired by Koco and DJ Nick Spinelli to play just the best parts of the songs - What Nick calls "Quick Mixing". 
On average, every song here is only 2 minutes long.

I included a few of the songs DJ Koco plays, as well as my own favorites:
A song from the first James Bond movie, Israeli Bossanova, 3 versions of "Rapper's Delight", Balkan Hip hop, a remix and a cover of a 80s and 90s anthems, a piece by my good friend Adrian Atma, who is a multi-instrumentalist and beatboxer, and an amazing melodic samba song which is a journey by itself.

I have hundreds of songs for the next journeys and I've already been dropping some of them in my Ecstatic Dance, Tropical Chillout and Party sets.

Watch the video of me playing this DJ set, including the view of my DJing program, so you can really see what i'm doing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AID_kRFSF4U

Thank you DJ Koco and I hope I can see you play live one day.
Arigatō Gozaimasu

Featuring:

Adrian Atma
Alan Dixon
Atom Smith, Burkey
Bernardo Pinheiro
Black Eyed Peas
Byron Lee & The Dragonaires
Dee Felice Trio
Dekel Terry ft. Matti Caspi
DJ Alarm & Juan G ft. Garifuna Collective
DJ Shadow
DSTRUKT X RCADE
First Choice
Fuzz
Giacomo Bondi
Guts ft. Bon Tempos 
hansi
i.Ameni the BeatMan
Jorja Smith
Kabanjak
Lego Edit
MAILLE
Miami Sound Machine ft. Gloria Estefan
Mo' Horizons
Mop Mop
Nickodemus
Nina Simone
Rocky Marsiano (Another great inspiration !)
Samba Brazilian Batucada Band
Sergio Mendes
Shiha
Smooth Operator 3000
Tall Black Guy
The Pimps of Joytime 
The Quantic Soul Orchestra

#326

DJ Koco aka Shimokita  ~ Tribute by Nowananda

Camilo Old School Reggae From '98

Ray Martin and His Orchestra – The Ironside Theme
Tomorrow’s Children – Bang Bang Rock Steady
Nancy Sinatra – Bang Bang
Hielo Ardiente – El Mensaje
Erma Franklin – Hold On, I’m Coming
Machito & His Orchestra – Hold On (I’m Comin)
Mohawkestra – Paint It Black
Shawn Lee’s Incredible Tabla Band – Apache
Incredible Bongo Band – Apache
Bryan Lee and The Dragonaires – Apache
Sly 5th Ave – Shiznit
DJ Nu-Mark and Pomo – Imagine
The Black Crowes - Hard To Handle
Patti Drew - Hard To Handle
Toots - Hard To Handle
Liquid Smoke - Hard To Handle
Ray Barretto – Pastime Paradise
Sunlightsquare - Pastime Paradise
Banda Achilifunk - I Believe In Miracles
Sunlightsquare Latin Combo – I Believe In Miracles 
The Dynamics – Miracles
Ella Fitzgerald – Sunshine Of Your Love
Mongo Santamaria - Sunshine Of Your Love
Spanky Wilson - Sunshine Of Your Love
Yambú – Sunny
Nautilas – A Roller Skating Jam Named “Sundays”
The Traffic – Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
Dwarf Punk – Da Phunk
Jack Costanza and Gerry Woo – Jive Samba
Calibro 35 - Sabataggio
Señor Coconut And His Orchestra – Smooth Operator
Oyobi feat. Karen Lee Andrews – Make Me Believe In You
Dj Nu-Mark feat. Lonely Boy – Groove Is In The Heart
The Bamboos – Ride On Time
The Cat Boys feat. Asuka Ando – Gypsy Woman (dj Koco Remix)
Suzy Brown – Shake Your Body
Los Disco Duro – Soul Makossa
Afrique – Soul Makossa
Groupo Guerra – 78 – Soul Makossa
Jablonki – Soul Makossa
Melô – Do Tagarela
Onegram - Trans Europe Express (dj Koco edit)
Los Guapos Sensibles - Sleepwalk

All 45's, All covers

Donuts in Disguise 2

Yo!

New year..new BEATS.

Enjoy!

Thanks for listening.
I appreciate all your kind words and support!

-OG

OSCAR G ~ MADE in MIAMI Mix - January 2024

tracklist here:
https://www.mixcloud.com/hubbz/donuts-in-disguise/

Donuts In Disguise - All covers, all 45's

Live In The Living Room Shambhala 2019

The Neil Rogers Show from April 18, 1997. Florida Panthers talk. Panthers beat the NY Rangers 3-0. 610 WIOD is changing format. Bud Paxon's son-in-law says "F-Neil Rogers".

Neil Rogers Show April 18, 1997 10am-12pm

Neil Rogers Show

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