man this is so nice - all for Herbie!!! oh yea 

FUNK FOUNDATIONS w/ George Cvetkovski

…we continue along the line presenting the history and development of all funk related styles of music.  
Today show is a tribute to a soul-jazz legend…one of the founders of the Crusaders…Mr.  Wayne Henderson
I will present him as a producer, solo artist and label owner…  
Henderson was a giant in both jazz and soul, who effortlessly moved among styles.  He worked with many other groups, and was extremely influential in the music world since the 60’s.
He was with the Crusaders from ’61 until ’75 when he went on hiatus from the group and focused on his solo career and recording other acts mostly under his own LA based labels, At Home Productions.
He created great music that truly covered the full spectrum of the groove … so wrap your apron around and get ready for cookin’
George Cvetkovski

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATIONS #10 / Wayne Henderson Tribute

Playlist:

1. Glenn Underground - “Silent Pimp” (Strictly Jaz Unit, 2012)
2. Chaos in the CBD - “Global Erosion” (YAM, 2016)
3. Trinidadian Deep - “Dear Owen” (Shelter, 2018)
4. Glenn Underground - “Man On Fire” (Eargasmic, 2005)
5. Kyle Hall - “J.J. Dreams of Nippon” (Forget The Clock, 2021)
6. Needs - “So Many Things” (Karimi Jazz version) (Needs, 2000)
7. Playin’ 4 The City - “The Shore” (La Rosiere, 2003)
8. Glenn Underground - “City People” (Guidance, 2000)
9. YMC - “Nu Vibrations” (Placktown Sounds, 2001)
10. Scott Grooves - “Deeply Uncomfortable” (Natural Midi, 2014)
11. Anthony Nicholson - “DirtyDiscoJazzFunk” (The Jazz Diaries, 2021)
12. Kerri Chandler - “On My Way” (King Street, 2003)
13. Dezeray Dawn - “The Real Deal” (Kai Alce NDATL Vocal) (Makin’ Moves, 2021)
14. Marcellus Pittmann - “Can’t Forget About You” (Unirhythm, 2018)
15. Patrice Scott - “Ghetto Love” (Sistrum, 2020)
16. Kyle Hall - “Shark” (Forget the Clock, 2020)
17. Larry Heard - “Another Night” (Trackmode, 2001)

Twilight

This mixtape is a collection of rock, triphop, indie & hiphop tracks from the 90’s incl. songs from Beck, Happy Mondays, House of Pain, Björk, Saint Etienne & EMF. All songs were played at the danish club "Revolution". 
Tracklist.
1.	Smoke City - Underwater Love
2.	Mono - Life In Mono
3.	Sneaker Pimps - Six Underground
4.	Beck – Loser
5.	Moloko - Fun For Me
6.	Luniz - I've Got 5 On It
7.	The Lightning Seeds - You Showed Me
8.	Arrested Development - People Everyday
9.	2Pac - California Love
10.	Candy Flip - Strawberry Fields Forever
11.	Red Hot Chili Peppers - Give It Away
12.	Sophie B. Hawkins - Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover
13.	Beck - Where It's At
14.	Soho - Hippychick
15.	Arrested Development – Tennessee
16.	Ini Kamoze - Here Comes The Hotstepper
17.	Del tha Funky Homosapien - Mistadobalina
18.	Stereo MC's – Connected
19.	DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - Boom! Shake the Room
20.	Kris Kross – Jump
21.	Stakka Bo – Here We Go
22.	The Soup Dragons - I'm Free
23.	Saint Etienne - Only Love Can Break Your Heart
24.	White Town – Your Woman
25.	Chumbawamba – Tubthumping
26.	EMF – Unbelievable
27.	Eric B. & Rakim – Paid in Full
28.	RUN DMC ft. Aerosmith – Walk This Way
29.	House of Pain – Jump Around
30.	Björk – Human Behaviour
31.	Happy Mondays – Step On
32.	Fatboy Slim – Praise You
33.	Snap - The Power
34.	Happy Mondays - Bob's Yer Uncle
35.	Public Enemy – Bring the Noise
36.	Blur - There's No Other Way
37.	Daft Punk – Da Funk

Viva La Revolution - mixtape

Hannah Holland - One to Neneh
Eddie Chacon - Hurt (Seahawks mix)
The Rev Thorn - Airport West (Love Theme)
J Lamotta - If you wanna (Gianni Brezzo Remix)
Dos Palos - Iv’e been around (inst)
Miskotom - Moonlight in the desert
Maricopa - Relic
Keyboard Masher - La Luz (re edit)
WDC - Strange World
Craig Bratley - No In between (Ashigaru Dub)
P*Cock - Telephone Song (Andi Hanley edit)
Angophora - Rain
Roxy Music - India (remastered version)

Music For Dreams Radio Show 17.4.21

The time has come to cover one of the greatest…  one of the founding fathers of the jazz-funk…true legend…my favorite… Mr. Herbie Hancock. 
Born April 12, 1940 in Chicago…. Today we celebrate his birthday and his legacy…   
He is one of the best-known modern jazz composers, creator of standards such as “Watermelon Man”, “Maiden Voyage”, “Dolphin Dance”, … than the jazz-fusion anthems such as “Chameleon”, “Palm grease”, “Butterfly”, and all the way to the funk of the L70’s and E80’s.  
He has played with jazz legends such as Donald Byrd, Freddie Hubbard, Hank Mobley, Wes Montgomery …and most distinguished of them all …Mr. Miles Davis.  
His largest-selling jazz record of all times “Head Hunters” and the follow up albums “Thrust”…are probably 2 of the most significant albums and reference points for jazz-funk fusion.  Played together with his super band “Headhunters”….seriously must have for every collector and lovers of good music.   
On today show…I will touch little bit of his huge body of work… his solo releases, his crossover hits, his collaborations, and contributions…all from my private collection.   
Ladies and gentlemen I present to you Mr. Headhunter himself …Herbie Hancock

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATIONS #11 / Herbie Hancock Tribute

Ambient & Deep sounds to Dub & house music

AiRLiNE   "IMAGINARIUM AVEM"

Ode to Eivissa. An offering to the island's air, soil and sea. A way of giving back.

Released by:
Apersonal Music
EP release date:
1 June 2021

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Peter Croce's Rocksteady Disco Radio Show on UGS/DCR 095 2021/05/20

Presented here is Doug Shipton's 32 minute DJ mix created for our Teatro Malocchio screening of Next of Kin (1982) on 22 May 2021.

Doug Shipton @ Rendezvous Film Club x Teatro Malocchio - 22 May 2021

Bebop Porú con Mickey Pérez & special guest Ribal Rayess in the studio til 2pm. 

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Bebop Porú con Mickey Pérez & special guest Ribal Rayess @ The Lot Radio 06 - 01 - 2021

"Vibes In The Attic" MI House Radio June Edition 2021

On a reçu Mel C. pour une émission d'une heure teintée d'un set génial, house, groovy et techniquement au top, en bonne partie vinyle, un super moment musical et une belle rencontre avec une personne au top :)

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1h avec Mel C.

tribute to a pioneering figure in the RnB, soul, disco and funk music…that helped shape up the careers of many top acts.

His name is Mr. Cecil Holmes.
Born and raised in New York City… Started singing doo-wop in ‘52 for the bands, Cavaliers, Fi-Tones and Solitaires.
In the E60s, Cecil left performing and joined the business side of the recording industry. Barely in his 20s, he co-founded RMH Productions.
His personality was a natural fit for promotion and sales which proved to be right..
Throughout the 60’s he worked for Columbia and later as a Regional Manager for Mercury Records… promoting the artists Clyde McPhatter, Bobby Byrd, Dee Dee Warwick, and Mack Rice.
His next stop was Cameo-Parkway Records where he began a friendship with Neil Bogart.

In 1967 they moved to Buddah Records….whe he as a VP signed the Impressions, Edwin Hawkins Singers, the Five Stairsteps and Gladys Knight & the Pips.
Thru Buddah records, he also distributed Curtom, T-Neck, Hot Wax, and Sussex Records which had many big names in the black music genre.
While at Buddah Records, he produced 2 albums under the name "The Cecil Holmes Soulful Sounds," in 1973.

The following year, Cecil relocated to LA to join Neil Bogart for his next venture, Casablanca Records. As one of the original founding partners, Cecil helped launch the label with albums by KISS and Parliament. He also worked closely with the Pips, the Sylvers, Hugh Masekela and he helped Donna Summer, Village People and other disco artists to worldwide success.

While working as VP od Casablnca, in 1975, Cecil premiered his own custom label...Chocolate City... named after Parliament's album "Chocolate City".

At Chocolate City he had biggest success with the band Cameo…and he also signed Brenda & the Tabulations, Vernon Burch, Randy Brown, Starpoint, 7th Wonder and Kevin Moore (later known as Keb’ Mo).

In 1980, Neil Bogart and Cecil Holmes sold Casablanca records to PolyGram.

After that, Cecil joined CBS Records as VP for both Columbia and Epic Records. He worked with top acts like Earth, Wind & Fire, Mtume, and Luther Vandross.

A few years later, Cecil and Larkin Arnold signed New Kids on the Block to Columbia Records…which brought him the biggest worldwide success.

Stay safe,

G

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATIONS #7 / Cecil Holmes Tribute

Today show is different from my previous shows…in way that it doesn’t cover an artist, band nor a producer …. but rather it covers an entire country.   

Today show is tribute to Canadian artists, bands, and production …that created some amazing jazz, funk and fusions grooves.  

Living in the upstate NY area for many years … which is right south of Canada J … has exposed me to some good music that was created and/or released in Canada… which I have proudly collected over the years… and I still do...   

I will try to play some rare and lesser-known good music … and as always close to the foundations of funk and groove.  So put your skates on…and get ready for some funk on the ice…

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATIONS #11 / Herbie Hancock Tribute

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