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Next up in our Record Club guest mix series are The Pro-Teens. Helmed by prolific drummer and percussionist Hudson Whitlock, the Melbourne-based band just released their new album ‘I Flip My Life Every Time I Fly’ on Mr Bongo. It is the latest musical concoction from Whitlock's eccentric brain, marrying the soul/funk roots of sample culture with the principles of boom-bap hip hop. This mix is a perfect accompaniment to the album. It takes you through a patchwork of soul, hip hop, funk, breaks, soundtrack nuggets, jazzy moments, and a bevvy of tracks that you may not know, but will 100% recognise from their sampled guise. 

Tracklist for the spotters:

David Axelrod ft. Ras Kass - Little Children
Placebo - Balek
X-Ecutioners ft. Gudtyme - Musica Negra (Black Music)
Richard Evans - Patatu 
Rah Digga - Tight
Richard Swift - Broken Finger Blues
James & Bobby Purify - I’m Your Puppet
Busta Rhymes ft. Kendrick Lamar - Look Over Your Shoulder
Ms. Dynamite - Dy-Na-Mi-Tee
Lennie Hibbert - Rose Len
The Main Ingredient - Summer Breeze
Lyman Woodard Organization - Joy Road
The Soulful Strings - Never Gonna Give You Up
Joe Pass - A Time For Us
John Barry - Just As You Were 
Will Malone - Death Line (Main Theme)
Necro - Gory Days (Instrumental)
Robin Williams - Grandpa Funk
Skinnyman - I’ll Be Surprised
Roy Ayers Ubiquity - We Live In Brooklyn, Baby
Ralph Carmichael - Switchblade Theme
Scarface - Born Killer
J.C. Davis - A New Day
Geoff Love & His Orchestra - Tubular Bells
Letta Mbulu - Pula Yetla 
Bananapeel Blues - KMD
The Delfonics - Delfonics Theme (How Could You)

Mr Bongo Record Club Guest Mix - The Pro-Teens

Part 2 of the mighty Wyndham Earl's 'Dropping Acid in the Library' mix series. Digging deep into a vast collection, it's an impeccably mixed set of tracks, all taken from original vinyl LP's from labels such-as the powerhouses of KPM, Conroy Music, Music De Wolfe as well as some more obscure labels from around the globe.

Track-listing:

Tony Tape – Drums And Bass (“Larry Robbins’ Dynamic Drums Plus”, Conroy)
Larry Robbins – Locomotion (“Larry Robbins’ Dynamic Drums Plus”, Conroy)
Barry Stoller – Design (“Formula”, Music De Wolfe)
Klaus Weiss – Don’t Play That Game (“The Klaus Weiss Sounds & Percussion”, Conroy)
Gary Pacific Group – Blue Onion (“Rhythm At Random”, Bosworth)
Lee Mason – Cult And Colour (“Cult & Colour”, Music De Wolfe)
Oscar Lindok & His Friends – On The Roof (“s/t”, Picci)
I Gres – To Jimmy (“I Gres Vol. II”,  Gemelli)
Herbie Flowers, Brian Bennett, Martin Kershaw, Milton Hunter – Evil Flower (“Pop/Rock Sounds”, Standard)
Klaus Doldinger – Beat In Space (“Dramatic/Beat In Blues”, Harmonic)
Ali Ishfahan And George Farid – Focus on The Middle East (“All The Arabias”, JW Theme)
Preston James – Smoulder (“Blood on the Flowers”, Hudson Music)
Gerhard Trede & His Electronic Instruments - Motion Study 2 (“Phasing Drums & Electronic Sounds, Selected Sound)

Make sure you check part 1 here - https://soundcloud.com/mrbongo/mr-bongo-record-club-guest-mix-wyndham-earl-dropping-acid-in-the-library-part-1

Huge thanks to Wyndham Earl for the mix.

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Mr Bongo Record Club Guest Mix - Wyndham Earl "Dropping Acid In The Library" Part 2

"Black Health & Wellness" is this years motto of Black History Month Celebration. What would self-care be without music selected by black artists.

We are happy to present you the first Mix of this years Collaboration 
with Decolonize Cologne x Selectricity to celebrate and honor 
Black History Month 2022.

Stay tuned for weekly upcoming Mixes by Black DJs from all over Germany and Switzerland here on this channel. 

More Infos via Instagram:
@decolonizecologne
@selectricity

BHM 2022 #1 Cmone - Black To The Future

MatMatix - Robertson's Jam - 850
CQQL-005
https://cqqlrecords.bandcamp.com/album/mat-matix-850

MatMatix - Robertson's Jam - 850

Sunday Sessions Nº400

Remember episode № 40? Here’s another helicopper!

Sound: Quintin Copper(@snitchycopper)
Photos of QC: Franziska Braschoss
Cover: J-R (@beatbude)

Genießen und Gießen

#55 Quintin Copper - Genießen und Gießen

spent new years w/ @krstnkaleidoscoping digging up musical manifestations for the '23

Sunday Sessions Nº405 w/ KRSTN

After over 15 years of collecting & playing records and 300+ mixes online i finally put my first actual solo mixtape together. Edition of 72 / 80min / Artwork & design by Eleana Katanu / Recorded at Salomo's Lab.

Buy / support here: skor72.bigcartel.com/product/dream-sequences-from-a-future-long-gone-mixtape

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Dream Sequences From A Future Long Gone (Side A)

Al Manfredi, born to a musical family of Italian immigrants in the small SoCal beach town of San Clemente, found regional success with his garage rock band Lost &amp; Found while he was still a teenager. The tragic deaths of two of the band’s members in the late 60s shook Manfredi to his core, and he gave up on the band scene completely, retreating to his family’s music store, and working on music in private, multi-tracking demos of growing prowess on primitive recording equipment.

In 1973 he chose six of his favorite songs and exactingly produced and recorded an album, which he custom-pressed in minute quantities. His dreams of securing a record deal faded, but he spent the rest of his life recording music, surfing, bringing children into the world, and battling alcohol and drug abuse.

This little-known West Coast rock masterpiece was rediscovered celebrated by Acid Archives founder Patrick Lundborg and others around the time that Manfredi died in 1995. This version of the album, overseen by Manfredi’s son, the hip hop producer Exile, and with Manfredi’s story told by Ugly Things’ founder Mike Stax, presents the complete package of an incredible lost and found artist. Contains the album, as originally issued, on side A with unreleased music on side B. Bonus 2nd LP – available only to subscribers – contains alternate takes, demo versions and the two, rare garage rock tracks from the solitary Lost &amp; Found 7" . Extensive, photo-filled booklet documents the history of the band, their mission, and their arc. Download card included, for WAV files, including bonus tracks not available on vinyl.

Dream Sequences From A Future Long Gone (Side A)

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