1. Acid Lab - Guess Who's Back
2. Acid Lab - Knowledge
3. Infest - Little Spinner
4. Law & Kola Nut - Project Gamma
5. Photek - Say it
6. Duran Duran Duran - Fast Drip (FFF Remix)
7. Jo - R-Type
8. Acid Lab - Duppy Conquerer
9. Overlook - Gumshoe
10 - Plisken - White Boy Killer
11 - Law -Dissenter
12 - Coco Bryce - Hold the Line
13 - Quant - Negative Space
14 - Refreshers - Way U Smile
15 - Vortex - Stance

-JMX-

I think this is a mixtape from a late 90s DJ mag. Fucked if I know though. 

DJ Prime Cuts & DJ Vadim mixtape

Live at the Social Volume 2
"Seconds out, round two. Here come the hotstepper...
You know how the Social story goes. The Chemical Brothers took things to the 'next level', spending thirteen weeks blowing minds & rocking floors in a dank pub basement, mashing up breakbeats, old skool hip hop, acid house & wigged out rock 'n' roll to a crowd of 25 hour party people. The Albany days passed on into Heavenly history, as much a part of the equation as "Nothing Can Stop Us" or "Weekender" & moves were made onwards & upwards. Enter Jon Carter.
Jon Carter entered Social lore at The Albany, not behind the decks, but on the floor (in every sense). Jon was introduced to the club by regular face Mark Jones (the top boy in charge of the excellent Wall Of Sound label, becoming a full time bar fly at The Albany, moving from fresh faced to totally fucked every week. At the time, Jon was a studio engineer, working exclusively on jungle & dance hall tracks. Like so many of us, he got sucked into the whole Social thing - the weekend ends at 6 o'clock on Monday morning, two little birdies down & the biggest headache on the way. The week of the last Albany session, it was all back to someone's had been booted out. Since then, he's been one of the family. He'd made an odd little record for Wall Of Sound ("The Dollar", as Artery) which had the sound of a Social anthem in the making & he'd done a few DJing sessions back at people's houses after the club, blowing up ragga & bogle gear alongside Public Enemy, ZZ Top & The Jam. What was to come next was anyone's guess, which is probably why Heavenly got him on the pay roll.
At this point, Monkey Mafia was born. First came the rock 'n' roll freakbeat fest of "Blow The Whole Joint Up". Secondly, borrowing heavily from dance hall queen Patra, "Work Mi Body" arrived, seeing Jon settle into a groove previously untapped by man or woman. The 'Mafia wildstyle is radically different from the Chemicals (and, in turn, totally different to Mr. Fearless', but that's another compilation all together). The sound is best likened to that of a car full of Ganja'd up yardies driving into a brick wall at 5 o'clock on a Sunday morning while listening to Funkmaster Flex, The Who, The Bassbin Twins & Gregory Isaacs. It's a big summer sound that gets the sun shining, if only in your mind. It's Monday at Notting Hill Carnival, It's party music & it's a party that everyone's welcome to, the "all back to mine, let's wake up the neighbours" kind. It's a sound we've grown to love, like some mad kid you've adopted as one of your own. Much like Jon himself...

Those who have mattered... Tom & Ed Chemical; Jon Carter, Richard Fearless; Mark Jones; Brian, Beccy & all at The Albany; Ali; Frank Perkins; John & Danny Newman; Spence, Izzy & Will @ Lazy Eye; Johnny Chandler; Rory; Martje; Vanessa; Margo; Paolo; James Bailie"

Sleeve notes by Robin Turner, 1996 for Heavenly Records

Live At The Social Vol.2 (remastered)

The next instalment of my Golden Era Podcast series is here, Including an interview with Legendary British Funk act Cymande. These are Funk tracks from the 60's - 70's which are my personal favourites and inspired me to do what I do today. Funk is a style, genre a way of life that has been the biggest influence in my career. In this mix it takes in everything that I love about how Funk can be Latin, Jazz, Folk, Rock but if it's Funky then it can fit under that bracket !!

D/L HERE

A Golden Era Of Funk Podcast

This is my first ever mix of chilled out beats & laid-back grooves, something I have wanted to do for a long time. Here is some of the music that inspired me whilst writing my new LP with Dynamite MC over the last year. I loved putting this mix together and I hope you enjoy these amazing tracks as much as I have.

Krafty Kuts Promo Mixes

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Eclectic Relaxation (Promo Mix) *FREE DOWNLOAD*

Kokolo - The Way Up (Petko Turner's Koan Edit)
Koan Edit By Mr Turner
DL Here >> https://hypeddit.com/track/kw53yh

Kokolo, also known as the Kokolo Afrobeat Orchestra, is an American Afrobeat band from the Lower East Side of New York City, formed in 2001 by songwriter/producer Ray Lugo. Along with The Daktaris and Antibalas, they form part of the early New York Afrobeat scene that ignited the genre’s current global revival. Their punk-infused blend of Afro-beat, salsa, jazz, and funk has taken them all over the world. 

The band's self-produced debut album, Fuss and Fight, was engineered by Gabriel Roth and released in 2002, followed by More Consideration in 2004, Love International in 2007 and Heavy Hustling in 2009

Petko Turner Edit

Free Download

The Way Up (Petko Turner's Koan Edit)

Fela Kuti Feat. Quanzaa - Eh Ya 
Revival Edit By Mr Turner

Nothing Left To Say..

Fela Kuti Feat. Quanzaa - Eh Ya (Petko Turner's Revival Edit) Afro Funk Monster

Martha & the Vandellas - Nowhere to run (PTJ edit)

Mikeandtess

FREE DOWNLOAD

Chaka khan - like sugar (mikeandtess edit 4 mix)

Suzanne Vega - Tom's Diner 
A Fully Paid Edit By Mrs & Mr Turner

Suzanne Nadine Vega is an american singer-songwriter, born July 11, 1959 in Santa Monica, California, US.  Since 1962 Suzanne Nadine Vega is New York City-based. 

She is also known as the "Mother of MP3"  >> the original acapella version of Tom's Diner was used to develop the fine-tuning of the compression codec.

Suzanne Vega - Tom's Diner (Petko Turner's Fully Paid Edit) Free DL

Drum breaks off crispy vinyl sound the best.

Monk-One Beats

Mafia Hit

Mr Jay started out his musical journey nicking his brothers streetsounds albums around 1984 and scratching on his parents console hi-fi system.  Having always taken an interest in the DJ while clubbing in the early 90’s it was only a matter of time before he dived head first into the art of mixology.  A brief excursion into house music at various venues was followed by a weekly residency on Sundays at Dry Bar with Pete Masters (burnt toast) & Woody (grand central/red laser records) playing everything from trip hop to disco.  Peter then started DJ-ing for Fat City at their numerous residencies including Friends & Family at The Roadhouse, playing a melting pot of musical styles alongside guests such as Paul Nice, Qool DJ Marv & DJ Yoda.  In 2005, Manchester’s legendary night, Electric Chair ceased to exist.  Electriks, the founders of the chair, started a new venture called Nish Nash Nosh in the northern quarters Mint Lounge.  A new residency began alongside El Diablo’s Social Club stalwarts, Dave Walker & Neil Scott.  Having guests such as Norman Jay, Ashley Beedle & Groove Armada’s Tom Findlay, there was variety of different musical influences on the night. The most recent project is a collaboration with Martin Brew (j-walk).
bookings : peterjay@hed-space.co.uk 

Martha & the Vandellas - Nowhere to run (PTJ edit)

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