I thought it was a soul train type of thing damn

Couldn’t get Cristobal Tapia De Veer’s score for The White Lotus out of my head after finishing the series so thought I’d create a mix around it. 

Tracklist
Cristobal Tapia De Veer – Pineapple Suite
24-Carat Black – Skeleton Coast
Ralf Nowy – Akili Mali 
Piero Umiliani – Danza Magica
Cristobal Tapia De Veer – Finally Jesus!
Ìxtahuele – The Lion and the Fox (feat. Xenia Kriisin & Anne Rainwater)
Hareton Salvanini – Persegui Aeo
Stringtronics – Tropicola
Chucky Boy Chock  and Oahu Brand– Strumming Along
Tony Verde – Calypso
Cristobal Tapia De Veer – Aloha!
Brian Auger's Oblivion Express – Spice Island
Sahib Shihab – Calpyso Blues
Cristobal Tapia De Veer – Dinner
Piero Umiliani – In the Village
Perez Prado – Tequila (70s version)
Hareton Salvanini – Seios
Cristobal Tapia De Veer – Manchild
Total Art of Percussion – Wuhan Wuchang
Ìxtahuele – Bwawto (feat. Dale Ockerman)
Lewis Howard – Hula Rock
Mike Cooper – Alohabama
The Lain Langley Group – Amazon Trail
Bobbye Hall – Angel
Ìxtahuele – Manna (feat. Kadhja Bonet)
The Palatons – Jungle Guitar
Cristobal Tapia De Veer – Maholo
Beresford / Toop / Zorn / Marshall – Tallulah
Bobby Brown – My Hawaiian Home
Richard Natto – Bish's Hideaway
Cristobal Tapia De Veer – Sea Turtle Song
The Beach Boys – Surf’s Up (Edit)
Cristobal Tapia De Veer – I Want to Live
Mike Cooper – An Acoustic Sleepwalk

The Lotus Eaters - A Mix For The White Lotus

My favourite Acid Soul selection in a while. Deep, dirty, soulful and funky in equal measure. Enjoy. x

Aroop Roy - Tudo Que Voca Podia Ser
Detroit Swindle - Monkey Wrench
The Sunburst Band - Face The Fire (Marlow & Truby Dub)
The Sunburst Band - Where The Lights Meets The Music (Andreas Saag Mix)
Deeplomatik - Sensations
James Fox - Holding On (Medlar Remix)
Cottam - Variations On A Theme
Deeplomatik - Up, Down
Deeplomatik - Rock Da House
Hot Since 82 - Planes & Trains
Lord Of The Isles - Co2o
Green Velvet & Riva Star - Robots (Weiss Mix)
Soul Clap - Track 1
Antonio Oliveri - Lies
Jeremy Glenn - Wait For The Night
Shur I Khan - Jazz Club
Kevin Knapp - Like This
TCTS - These Heights (Detroit Swindle Mix)
Tucillo - Green
Aroop Roy - Burghesina

As usual you can get the time-coded playlist on Mixcloud to make it easier to identify specific tracks:

https://www.mixcloud.com/LeftsideWobble/leftside-wobble-acid-soul-12/

LW Facebook

Acid Soul 12

live recording of an amazing 5-hour dj-set 

MR SCRUFF live at the mojo club | dec 2015

@Razor-N-Tape is the Brooklyn-based duo of JKriv and Aaron Dae. Brought together out of a mutual love of all things groovy, the pair founded their eponymous record label in 2012, building a 30-release-deep catalog over the past 4 years that has helped shape the sound of modern NYC disco. Their DJ style is an effortless blend of old and new, mixed with a smile and signature feel-good flare!

They've put together a mix of vocal house and disco vibes for the 27th Good Room Podcast ahead of their set on February 12 at the French Kiss presents party with @SessionVictim, @OctoOcta and @HoneySoundsystem. Tix - http://bit.ly/1JPhetS

Good Room Podcast 027 - Razor-N-Tape

My selections for June.
Nana (original mix) - Polo & Pan
Whatcha doin - Rare Cuts
I Wanna Be - The Silver Rider
Caught - Osmose
Irresistable - Shit Hot Soundsystem
How Can I Show You (Original Mix) - 6th Borough Project
Vero Dance - Rabo & Snob
Generation 5 - Dave Gerrard
JB Pass The Peas (Karim Secret Location Dub) - Karim
Its Alright Now (Sly Edit) - Eddie Harris
About Us (original mix) - Inland Knights
No Time To Play (Karim Play Time Version) - Karim
Going Back To Cali (RocknRolla Soundsystem)
Drop The Funk Outta my Face (SLY Edit) - Brothers Johnson

Goz June Selections

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

Turntable Lab's In-Store DJ Series. Join us every Friday 6-7:30 at the storefront, or watch live on facebook.com/turntablelab.
↳ archived video: youtube.com/turntablelab

LIVE! AT THE LAB w/ Douglas Sherman (The Loft, Joy) - DJ Set at Turntable Lab NYC

My first soul mix in seven years! Chock full o ' some of the most action-packed RAW SOUL, HOT BOOGALOO, and WILD RHYTHM AND BLUES VINYL you dance to at the SOUL CLAP AND DANCE-OFF, SOUL SCREAM, and other signature NY NIGHT TRAIN PARTIES! The ingredients: 100% ORIGINAL RARE 1960s 45RPM 7-INCH RECORDS (all real! no bootlegs! no reproductions! no artificial flavors! no artificial colors!). The distinctive sound and feeling of the NY NIGHT TRAIN rolling down the track! Play loud for maximum dancing and listening enjoyment.... 

Thank you for your kind indulgence,
JT

Track list:
	1.	Otis Riley backed by The Losers "The Zebra" (Sphinx, 1961)
	2.	Johnie Brown & the Fabulous Arcades “Watch Me Work” (Puff, ?)
	3.	Connie Austin “She Made A Mistake” (King 1968)
	4.	Johnny Young “Polly Wolly” (Sumpter, 1968)
	5.	Monguito Santamaria “Hey Sister” (Fania, 1969)
	6.	Isaac Clark “Do The Dog Funk” (Miro, ?)
	7.	Irene & the Scotts “Stuck On My Baby” (Smash, 1967)
	8.	Pete Terrace “Shot Gun Boogaloo” (Pye International, 1967)
	9.	Willie Baby “Hot Buns - Part 2” (Ding Dong, 1967)
	10.	Big Ella “The Queen” (Push, 1968)
	11.	Bobby King & His Silver Foxx Band “Fat Bag” (Mos-Be, ?)
	12.	Vic Lee "Minit Skirt” (Big Beat, 1968)
	13.	John & Carol “Get Your Hat” (Botone, 1964)
	14.	The Bamboos “Tighten Up” (1st part) (Kay-Dee, 2004)
	15.	Sonny Bravo “Tighten Up” (Columbia, 1968)
	16.	The Bamboos “Tighten Up (2nd part) (Kay-Dee, 2004)
	17.	Roosevelt Matthews w/Billy Ball and The Upsetters “Tighten Up” (King, 1968)
	18.	Little Flint featuring Wayne Perry “Pain” (Beast, 1970)
	19.	Bobby Valentin “Bad Breath” (Fania 1967)
	20.	Willie Mae “Big Mama Thornton” (SotoPlay, 1965)
	21.	Gene Holiday “Scratch My Name Off The Mial Box” (Johnson, 1964)

Jonathan Toubin's NY Night Train Soul Clap Classics 2020 Mix

Tracklist 
Sheila Landis - Leigh Ann's Dance
Harleighblu & Bluestaeb - Son of A feat. JuJu Rogers 
KOGNITIF - IN DA MOOD
The Geek x Vrv – People
YOUNG HOLT UNLIMITED - Soulful Strut
Bobbi Humphrey - Smiling Faces Sometimes
Erik Truffaz - Yuri's Choice
M-Beat & Jamiroquai - do you know where you are coming from
Mac Miller - Blue World
Mos Def – Sunshine
Pharoahe Monch & Shabaam Sahdeeq – WWII
MATT MARTIANS - The Last Party
Jet Set Swe - The Man From Trush
Salah RAGAB & THE CAIRO JAZZ BAND - Egypt Strut
J Morrison - Some Fella
Ogris Debris - Miezekatze (Radio Edit)
Deep Purple – Hush
James Brown - I need help (Serge Gamesbourg Rework)
MISTER T - Sunshine Groove
Pink Floyd  - The Great Gig In The Sky 
The Roots - You Got Me Feat. Jill Scott (Live)
Up Bustle and Out - Aqui No Ma
Cypress Hill - Hits From The Bong
CHILDREN OF ZEUS - Hard Work
Bowland & Cameron - Blue Danube
James Blake – CMYK
FANTASTIC MR FOX – Over
SEPALCURE - Your Love
BLACKSMIF - And The Sun Rose Out

Musique de chambre #3 ‎• Chaton

LIVE recording of JONATHAN TOUBIN turning his flaming o.g. 45rpm soul platters at the SOUL CLAP and DANCE-OFF at BROOKLYN BOWL - with a train sound added at the beginning to cover the transition into the first song.... RAW AWESOMENESS!

1.	Eddie Kirk “The Hawg” (Volt)
2.	Sinner Strong “Don’t Knock It ‘Til You Try It” (Serock)
3.	Roger Collins “Foxy Girls In Oakland” Galaxy
4.	Jenny Rock “Le Train Pour Memphis” (Citation)
5.	Lorenzo Holden “The Wig” (Cee-Jam)
6.	Little Hank “Mr. Bang Bang Man” (Sound Stage 7)
7.	Maggie Thrett “Soupy” (Dynovoice)
8.	Spyder Turner “Ride In My 225” (Fortune)
9.	Ambertones “Clap Your Hands” (Rayjack)
10.	Erma Franklin “I Don’t Want No Mama’s Boy” (Epic)
11.	What’s Happening “Hot Buttered Buns” (Coreco)
12.	Majestics “Treat Me Like You Want to Be Treated” (Chex)
13.	Lolipops “Busy Signal” (RCA)
14.	Joe Bataan “Too Much Lovin’” (Fania)
15.	Little Jewel “I Want To” (Tay-Ster)
16.	The Light Nites “One, Two, Boogaloo” (Dunwich)
17.	Brenton Wood “Psychotic Reaction” (Festival – from the Australian “Gimme Little Sign 45rpme.p.)
18.	Young Jesse “Mary Lou” (Mercury – 1963 Jack Nitzsche-produced version”
19.	Sherry Taylor “He’s The One That Rings My Bell” (Glorelco)
20.	Lee Moses “Reach Out, I’ll Be There” (Musicor)

NY Night Train SOUL CLAP CLASSICS Volume 3

Le DJ, animateur et digger anglais Gilles Peterson vous offre une plongée dans sa pléiade de pépites jazz (et pas que) au long d'un mix exclusif concocté spécialement pour vous et nos amis du Worldwide Festival...

Découvrez notre radio FIP Jazz : www.fip.fr/jazz/webradio

Tracklist : 

> andré jaume - darenda
> newtown experience - prem
> claude nougaro - locomotive d’or
> chène noir - le train
> michel grailler / christian escoudé - ribere
> marc steckar / bernard arcadio - félinesquement
> marc steckar / bernard arcadio - kadanse et kantation
> heldon - live in paris with the electric guerrillas untitled b2
> alesia cosmos - anniversaire
> jean françois pauvros - los paranoidos
> jean francois pauvros - gattopardo
> catherine ribeiro + alpes - poême non epique
> henri texier - quand tout s’arrête
> georges locatelli - face a face
> georges locatelli - une fiction
> catharsis - styx
> graeme allwright - give me my coffee hot
> areski - 80 A
> graeme allwright - you who are going too fast
> atarpop 73 & le collectif le temps des cerises - attention l’armée
> georges edouard nouel - chodo
> steve potts - street blues
> ice - suicide
> bertrand renaudin - passage
> quartz - romantic 
> francoise joly - night flight
> bernard lubat - dimension

Mix exclu : Gilles Peterson

"This 45 hoarder made soul music fun again with his Soul Clap & Dance Off parties, where five-hour sets of rare grooves and B-sides provided a fleshy alternative to the club scene’s industrial snarl. Instead of bucking the trends of American pop music for some underground alternative, Toubin has made his name by embracing pop’s connective tissue, tracing the rhythm and blues, soul, and rock and roll of the nineteen-fifties and sixties. " (The New Yorker)

"The most-liked man in the soul music scene" (Rolling Stone)

"Jonathan is pretty much the only DJ we actually like." (VICE)

"Particularly chic... one of the most popular spinners in Williamsburg and the founder of the New York Night Train dance parties. His fare is already cleaner and more appreciative of American pop music history than much of the rest..." (NY Times)

Awarded "BEST DJ" in "The Village Voice" 60th Anniversary “Best of NYC”: "We might live in an EDM world, but Jonathan Toubin has no truck with today's musical whims. Since 2007, Toubin's Soul Clap and Dance-Off has brought throwback pizzazz and retro cool to New York's late-night underground. Culled from an endless array of long-forgotten Sixties soul singles, Soul Clap is pure musical dynamite, the kind of after-hours party that exposes today's iTunes-bred, press-play DJs for their relative lack of roots and ingenuity. No fist-bumps or atomic bass drops here... You can try to put your moves to better use, but you'll be hard-pressed to find more cathartic, sweatier fun elsewhere in the city." (Village Voice Critics Choice Award, 2015)

"BEST DJ" (Village Voice "Best of NYC" Readers' Choice Award 2014)

"Jonathan Toubin is the reigning king of the sweaty, non-stop super-fun dance party" (Paper Magazine)

"Jonathan Toubin is a multihypenate in every sense of the word... Toubin fuses obscure rhythm and blues from the '50s and '60s, with rock 'n' roll and soul 45s. His ongoing New York Night Train parties easily draw those typically found sulking in corners of bars out onto the dance floor." (Interview Magazine)

"Jonathan Toubin is New York rock and soul DJ who plays his collection of original 45rpm records to packed dance floors all over the world." (BBC World Service)

"Most fun ever!... Jonathan Toubin is one of our all time favorite DJs who spins rare 45s and travels around the world making people happy" (BUST Magazine)

"The long-running Soul Clap remains one of the sweatiest dance parties to be experienced in New York City. Fueled by his rare and raucous 45s collection, DJ Jonathan Toubin draws on raw soul and the most feral strains of rock 'n' roll from the early 1960s to power the nights." (Wall Street Journal)

"Few people recognize the roaring, crackling songs; even fewer can really dance the blues. It doesn’t matter. The evening’s not about proving you know the most obscure records or looking good; it’s about some kind of soul-shaking alchemy. Before you know it, it’s the opening scene of “Dirty Dancing,” all swerving hips and bare shoulders—you would’ve sworn you’d be the last to dance, but there you are, breathless.... Spellbound bodies slip into the song’s shuffling rhythm, and Toubin reaches for the next bit of black magic." (The New Yorker)

"Soul Clap is the most popular soul dance party in the world, playing to more people in more places than any other... Toubin plays all original soul 45s from the 1960s and uncommon upbeat cuts." (SXSW Music News)



"Indeed, Toubin's 45 r.p.m. record-fueled, rock-and-soul heavy dance parties were some of the best, sweatiest nights we've had in this city." (Gothamist)

"Jonathan Toubin is the only person we can call a "professional DJ" without involuntarily making a jack-off motion with our hand... His parties are like what Ancient Stonehenge was like if it was, as archaeologists theorize, filled with people dressed many times better than you completely losing their shit." (VICE)

NY Night Train SOUL CLAP CLASSICS Volume 3

Jonathan Toubin / New York Night Train

Recent comments

User 781502728

Anthony Montagna

Steve Hunt

SAMSON

Related tracks