The livestream is back in 2022 with an explosive hour of all funk 45 bangers spun by the one DJ Raj Mahal.

Livestream Performance: https://youtu.be/y8CeaVUIA04

Track List:

Intro - DJ Raj Mahal
Gossip -	Cyril Neville
Hot Dog	- Dandelion Wine
Rap It Together	- The Detroit Sex Machines
let me come within -	renaldo domino
Pull my coat	- The Eddy Jacobs exchange
Upstairs On Boston Road (Part 1)	- Sammy Gordon & The Hiphuggers
Laventille Road March	- The Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band
House Of Rising Funk	- The Chubukos
Funny thing	- Willie Joe
My Thing Is Your Thing	 - Bobby Patterson
You've Got to Have Rhythm	- John Ellison
You Did It	- Ann Robinson
Kick Back	- The Buena Vistas
Slums of the City	- New Establishment
Giving up on love	- Marva Whitney
Allah Wakbarr	- Ofo & the Black Company
Blackwater Gold	- The African Music Machine
Can I be your squeeze	- Chuck Carbo
Different Strokes	- Geno Washington
Little Miss Funky Soul	- Ricky Thomas
Theme From "Black Belt Jones"	- Hoctor Band
Fever	- Joe Sherman
Cars	- The Katzenjammers
Africa Gone Funky	Screamin' - Jay Hawkins
Spin It Jug	- Smokey Brooks
Franticdiagnosis Talk	- George Freeman
I Hate, Hate	- Razzy

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1-800-Got-Funk? - 70s funk 45 mix  - Ep. 34 All Vinyl DJ Set

https://soundcloud.com/cosmobaker came through Eavesdrop Radio to help @recordbreakin & @lildave celebrate 10 YEARS of rockin' the airwaves with the finest soul, jazz, funk, hip hop and beats.

Cosmo's computer was on the fritz, so he brought two huge bags of records with him and threw down in our studio like the pro that he is.

He was even kind enough to send over a tracklist for all you trainspotters & diggers:
Bernard Herrmann - “Diary Of A Taxi Driver”
Beethoven - “The Funky Devastate Pt. 2 (DJ Format Remix)
DJ Spinna - “Dillagence feat. Phonte”
Slimkid 3 & DJ Nu-Mark - “Bom Bom Fiya”
Blue Boy - “Remember Me (Jim Sharp Edit)”
Jan Hammer Group - “Don’t You Know”
Surprise - “Sweet Love”
Bobby Franklin’s Insanity - “Bring It On Down To Me”
Big Daddy Kane - “Extra Raw (Monk One BDK Vs Greedy G Edit)”
B.Cause - “In The Sea”
James Brown - “Funky Drummer (Jorun Bombay Make Me Sweat Edit)”
Freqnik & WDRE - “Pass The Peas”
Take 6 - “Spread More Love (DJ Shepdog’s 45 King Re-Touch)”
Unknown Artist - “Rigor Mortis”
Sunlight Square - “I Believe In Miracles”
The Jackson 5 - “Dancing Machine (Big Trudy’s DOmecracker Dub)”
Sandra Richardson - “I Feel A Song (In My Heart)”
Jesse Anderson - “Swing Too High”
Rimshot - “Dance Girl”
Maggie Threatt - “Soupy”
King Coleman - “The Boo Boo Song”
The Diplomats - “I Can Give You Love”
Dee Edwards - “Why Can’t There Be Love”
Orgone - “Funky Nassau” 
Orchestre Du Bawobab - “Kelen Ati Len”
Gwen McCrae - “90% Of Me Is You”

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Cosmo Baker ALL 45s Mix | Eavesdrop Radio 02/27/15

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DJ Babu Boiler Room LA DJ Set

DJ PERSONIFY & CASE BLOOM present Dirty Burners Volume 1. Latin funk and dusty grooves blended together for your listening pleasure. Download the mix here: http://www.mediafire.com/file/qehn8sv6qqozams/Dirty_Burners_Soundwaves_Radio_Mix_-_Ep._318_%28May_23%2C_2015%29.mp3

Tracklist:
1. Ray Barretto - Acid (Dirty Burners Edit)
2. Orquesta CBD - Tema De Zarro (Popcorn With a Feeling)
3. Orquesta Riverside - En Casa del Trompo No Bailes
4. Toni Tornado - Me Libertei
5. Hielo Ardiente - El Mensaje
6. Willie Colón - La Murga (Dirty Burners Edit)
7. Los Brasilios - Brazilian Heat
8. Leo Acosta - Noches de Viaje (Dirty Burners Edit)
9. Waltel Branco - Lady Samba
10. Free Sound Orchestra - The King’s Bounce
11. Bobby Valentin -  Coco Seco
12. Cal Tjader - Morning
13. Los Dinamicos Exciters - Morning
14. Free Sound Orchestra - Rush
15. Dirty Burners - Hey! Last Minute (Brazil Edit)
16. The Boogaloo Combo - Hot Pants Road
17. União Black - A Vida
18. Wilson Das Neves E Conjunto - Pick Up The Pieces (Dirty Burners Edit)
19. Candido - Candido’s Funk
20. Tony Hernandez & The Latin Liners - Nothing is the Same
21. DJ Day - Kossa
22. Roberto Roena - Shades of Time (Dirty Burners Edit) 
23. Nico Gomez - La Lupita (Dirty Burners Edit)
24. Dirty Burners - More Power (Unreleased Demo Version)
25. Charanga 76 - No Nos Pararan
26. MFSB - K-Jee
27. Enrique Lynch y Su Orquesta - K-Jee (Dirty Burners Edit)
27. La Pregunta - Chameleon
28. The LTG Exchange - Corazon
29. Two Man Sound - Que Tal America (Dirty Burners Edit)
30. Har-You Percussion Group - Welcome To The Party
31. Wilson Das Neves - Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Me Goodbye
32. Harvey Averne - Struttin’ Slow
33. Mongo Sanataria - Stone Cold Picnic

Dirty Buners Soundwaves Radio Mix - Ep. 318

Dirty Burners Volume 1 (Personify & Case Bloom)(2015)

Last J.Rocc mix for today! What a beauty it is.

All J.Rocc mixes here https://soundcloud.com/selectabwoy/sets/j-rocc-mixes

0.00 Grant Green 'Down Here on the Ground' 
4.30 Ronnie Laws 'Tidal Wave'
5.40 Lonnie Liston Smith 'Spinning Wheel'
9.45 Jeremy Steig 'Howling for Judy' 
12.10 Ronnie Foster 'Mystic Brew' 
14.50 Jack McDuff 'Oblighetto' 
21.30 Donald Byrd 'Think Twice' 
23.50 Monk Higgins 'Little Green Apples'
26.00 David Axelrod/David McCullum 'The Edge'
28.20 Joe Williams 'Get Out Of My Life Woman' 
30.20 Lou Donaldson 'It’s Your Thing' 
34.00 Lou Donaldson 'Who's makin Love to Ya'
36.00 Donald Byrd 'Wind Parade'

1. Lou Donaldson “It’s Your Thing”
Originally on the album Hot Dog (Blue Note, 1969)
Sampled By:
Brand Nubian “Punks Jump Up To Get Beat Down” (Elektra)
De La Soul “Bitties In The BK Lounge” (Tommy Boy)
Lox “Get This $” (Bad Boy/Arista)
Real Live “Day You Die” (Pirate/Big Beat)
Madonna “I’d Rather Be Your Lover” (Warner Bros.)

2. Ronnie Foster “Mystic Brew”
Originally on the album Two Headed Freap (Blue Note, 1972)
Sampled By:
A Tribe Called Quest “Electric Relaxation” (Jive)
Rell “Real Love” (Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam)
E.T.A. “Ayia Napa” (Flex)

3. Donald Byrd “Think Twice”
Originally on the album Stepping into Tomorrow (Blue Note, 1974)
Sampled By:
A Tribe Called Quest “Footprints” (Jive)
Main Source “Lookin At The Front Door” (Wild Pitch)
De La Soul “Simply Havin” (Tommy Boy)
DJ Krush “Big City Lover” (Instinct)
J Dilla “Think Twice” (BBE)

4. David Axelrod/David McCullum “The Edge”
Originally on the album Music: A Bit More of Me (Capitol, 1968)
Sampled By:
Dr. Dre “The Next Episode” (Aftermath/Interscope)

5. Jack McDuff “Oblighetto”
Originally on the album Moon Rappin’ (Blue Note, 1969)
Sampled By:
A Tribe Called Quest “Scenario” (Jive)
J Dilla “Oblighetto Remix” (Blue Note)

6. Joe Williams “Get Out Of My Life Woman” –
Originally on the album Presenting Joe Williams and
the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra (Solid State, 1966)
Sampled By:
Kool G Rap “Ill Street Blues” (Cold Chillin’/Warner Bros.)
Biz Markie “Funk Is Back” (Cold Chillin’/Warner Bros.)
Cadillac Tah “You Loose” (Def Jam)
Jill Scott “Brotha” (Hidden Beach)

7. Grant Green “Down Here On The Ground”
Originally on the album Alive! (Blue Note, 1970)
Sampled By:
A Tribe Called Quest “Vibes & Stuff” (Jive)
Madonna “Forbidden Love” (Boy Toy/Warner Bros.)

8. Lonnie Smith “Spinnin Wheel”
Originally on the album Drives (Blue Note, 1970)
Sampled By:
A Tribe Called Quest “Can I Kick It” (Jive)
Pete Rock And C.L. Smooth “Act Like You Know” (Elektra)
Brian Austin Green “Didn’t Have A Clue” (Yam Yum Entertainment)

9. Jeremy Steig “Howling For Judy”
Originally on the album Legwork (Solid State, 1970)
Sampled By:
Beastie Boys “Get It Together” (Capitol)

10. Lou Donaldson “Who’s Makin Love (To Your Old Lady)”
Originally on the album Hot Dog (Blue Note, 1969)
Sampled By:
Biggie Smalls “One More Chance” Remix (Bad Boy)
Marley Marl & Craig G “Droppin Science” (Cold Chillin”/Warner Bros)
Mary J. Blige “Everyday It Rains” (Def Jams)

11. Ronnie Laws “Tidal Wave”
Originally on the album Pressure Sensitive (Blue Note, 1975)
Sampled By:
Black Moon “Who Got The Props” (Nervous)
Jackson 5 “I Want You Back (Remix)” (Motown)

12. Monk Higgins “Little Green Apples”
Originally on the album Extra Soul Perception (Solid State, 1969)
Sampled By:
Gangstarr “Code Of The Streets” (Chrysalis/EMI)

13. Donald Byrd “Wind Parade”
Originally on the album Places and Spaces (Blue Note, 1975)
Sampled By:
Black Moon “Buck Em Down” (Nervous)
2 Pac “Definition of A Thug Nigga” (Columbia Pictures/Sony) and (Amaru/Interscope/Jive)
2 Pac “Late Night” (Interscope)
Organized Confusion “Stray Bullet” (Hollywood)

J.Rocc's Droppin' Science with Blue Note

J-Rocc: Droppin' Science with Blue Note (2008)

Both sides of Gotcha Covered Vol. 2 are now streaming FREE! If you're feeling generous and want to support the project, you can still pay for downloads over at Bandcamp, which we greatly appreciate. Strictly Cassette also still has a few copies of the physical cassette available as well. Head over to https://strictlycassette.bigcartel.com/product/lil-dave-personify to purchase before they're all gone! Thanks for listening! 

lil'dave (Illvibe Collective) and Personify (Little Big Things) are back at it with another genre bending mix of some of the illest covers you'll ever hear. Picking up where Volume 1 left off, the fellas run through 101 covers in 90 minutes spanning funk, soul, latin, rock, reggae, steel-drum, band, brass-band, jazz, hip-hop, disco, R&B and more. As with Volume 1, no track list is provided so prepare to do your homework. Whether you're into to obscure records or popular tunes, modern music or the classics, Gotcha Covered Volume 2 is guaranteed to keep your head nodding. Now pop the tape in your deck and let it bang! 

The initial release of the mix is limited to 100 cassettes made by the good fellas over at Strictly Cassette, so don't sleep! 

If you prefer digital to analog, you can purchase a digital version of the mix by selecting the Digital Download option. The digital download includes the promo sampler and Sides A and B of the mixtape, each tracked separately. 

Big thanks for the support! 

Follow lil'dave & Personify on SoundCloud (soundcloud.com/lildave-personify) for updates on exclusive edits as well as info on other projects. 

For solo mixes and production by lil'dave and Personify, you can also check the following links: 
lil'dave SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/lildave 
Personify SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/personify
credits

released July 4, 2017 

Recorded 2017 at the Philadelphia Zoo 
Compiled, mixed and cut by lil'dave & Personify 
Mastered by Personify 
Cover Design by lil'dave 

Cassettes manufactured by Strictly Cassette (www.strictlycassette.net | www.strictlycassette.bigcartel.com)

Gotcha Covered Volume 2

Buy the Mix!

Gotcha Covered Vol. 2 - SIDE A

Dusty Donuts presents

The 45s Show

For the start of their new event Series "The 45s Show", the Dusty Donuts DJ Squad put together this special Promomix, later also available on a limited edition cassette tape. Enjoy some wax jewels by Marc Hype, Naughty NMX & Runex and celebrate the 45 Roulette at their forthcoming nights!

Spin the Wheel of Fortune, which decides the genres played, and get the chance for free shots & goodies!!

The 45s Show Mix by Marc Hype, Naughty NMX & Runex

Steppin' Heavy Mix Series #1: Boogie Bangers

Compiled by Induce for Wax Poetics.

All Vinyl. Live Mix. Original Pressings only. 

Tracklist:

1. Gwen McRae - Funky Sensation 12” (Atlantic) 1981
2. Bill Withers - You Got The Stuff - Special Disco Version 12” (Columbia) 1978
3. Syreeta - Move It, Do It 12” (Motown) 1981
4. Michael Wycoff - Looking Up To You 12” (RCA) 1982
5. Conway And Temple - Love Lights 12” (Old Town) 1982
6. Kinky Foxx - So Different 12” (Sound Of New York) 1983
7. Leroy Burgess - Heartbreaker 12” (Salsoul) 1983
8. Candy Bowman - I Wanna Feel Your Love 12” (RCA) 1981
9. Roberta Flack - Lovin’ You 12” (MCA) 1981
10. Fresh Band - Come Back Lover 12” (Are’N Be) 1984
11. Mystic Merlin - Mr. Magician 12” (Capitol) 1982
12. C-Brand - Wired For Games 12” (Spring) 1982
13. Mel Sheppard - Can I Take You Home 12” (The Sound Of Brooklyn) 1981
14. Barbara Jane - I Like The Way You Move 12” (Blue Parrot) 1983
15. Oliver Cheatham - Something About You [from Saturday Night LP] (MCA) 1983
16. Colors - Am I Gonna Be The One 12” (First Take) 1983
17. Take Three - Tonight’s The Night (All Right) 12” (Dance-Sing) 1983
18. Mikki - Dance Lover 12” (Renaissance) 1985
19. Raw Silk - Just In Time 12” (West End) 1983
20. Opal - Nice And Slow 12” (Silver Cloud) 1983

Wax Poetics Presents: Steppin' Heavy Mix Series Vol. 1

Steppin' Heavy Mix Series #1: Boogie Bangers

*PIPO MIXES MIX OF THE YEAR FOR 2012* (http://www.pipomixes.com/2012/12/my-12-favorite-mixes-of-2012.html) 

The Little Big Things Crew brings you their first release: Little BIG Things - The Mix Tape, an all 7-inch mix of funk, soul, disco and boogie tunes mixed, cut and scraped by Philadelphia crate diggers Personify, FROZ1 and Case Bloom. We dug deep in our collections to compile a mix guaranteed to have your deck on blast from start to finish. Little records - BIG TUNES. Bang it loud and enjoy. And next time you're in Philly, be sure to check out The Little Big Things Crew at The Trestle Inn's Souled Out every 2nd Friday for the best whiskey sours in the city, Go-Go dancers, and the illest funk, soul, disco, boogie and latin 45s. 

Tracklist below and in the Lyrics tab in iTunes. Mediafire link for download here: http://www.mediafire.com/?ruznfnaw999kcbr

Little BIG Things - The Mix Tape Track List:
1.) Sisters Love - Now Is The Time
2.) Rudy Love & The Love Family - Does Your Mama Know
3.) The Turtles - Buzz Saw
4.) Jimmy Norman - Gangster of Love Part 1
5.) Chuck Womack and The Sweet Souls - Ham Hocks and Beans
6.) B.E.H. - In the Middle of Blind Alley My Mind's Playing Tricks on Me (Little Big Things Edit)
7.) Mocambo Allstars - The Next Message (Kenny Dope Mix)
8.) Lee Fields - I’m The Man
9.) Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Band - What Can You Bring Me
10.) The Meters - People Say
11.) Lou Courtney - Hot Butter N' All Part 1
12.) The Herb Johnson Settlement - Damph F'aint
13.) Jimmy Jones - Time and Changes
14.) Bernard Wright - Chillin' Out
15.) Crown Heights Affair - Move Your Body and Soul
16.) Brother to Brother - In The Bottle
17.) Joe Bataan - The Bottle (La Botella)
18.) Gil Scott Heron - New World Revolution
19.) Kool & The Gang - Caribbean Festival (Disco Version)
20.) Yambu - Sunny
21.) Crown Heights Affair - Dreaming on a Dream
22.) Freeez - Southern Freeez
23.) Secret Weapon - Must Be The Music Instrumental
24.) Skyy - Here's To You
25.) D-Train - You're the One for Me
26.) Donald Byrd - Think Twice
27.) The S.S.O. Orchestra - Faded Lady Instrumental
28.) George McRae - Look at You
29.) Gwen McRae - Funky Sensation
30.) Linda Clifford - Runaway Love
31.) Universal Robot Band - Dance and Shake Your Tambourine
32.) Ronnie Laws - Always There
33.) Weldon Irvine - I Love You

Little BIG Things - The Mix Tape (2012) [Personify + FROZ1 + Case Bloom]

Live Breaks Mix using all original pressings, 3 turntables, 2 mixers. Performed by DJ Zeph & Imperial. recorded live to DAT. mastered by Rafi at Studio 45. 
This is not the original cover. Real cover coming soon. I'd never seen this cover until i did a google search for our mix....gotta love the interwebs....

I Read a couple of blog posts about this one. SOME  of the comments I'm not sure I agreed with. All thought part 2 was a success for different reasons, part one offers some cool shit i'd like to point out.
This was recorded Live!! not many other mixes, especially featuring breaks are done that way. Sure theres better technical DJ's, and DJ's with better collections, but we kinda brought a good balance of both to the tables (haha) , but more importantly TRANSITIONS!! Neither of us are Q-Berts, but DJ Imperial isn't far behind. His cuts are so dope, Oh my god, and funkier than most big name dj's. The selection is what it is, and we definately weren't above playing records that weren't super rare, especially compared to a Shadow/Cut Chemist mix. We set out to provide a vibe, and i feel like that was more important here. both Imperial and I spent the most amount of time deciding on what to play. But the transitions, whew!! definately more considered than other popular breaks mixes of the day. if you listen to most you can definately tell the transitions were secondary, like a Muro mix. Where as here you can really tell its all part of a story, and seamless/interesting transitions are telling it. And again Live!!

We really had a great time putting this together, and it reflects a great time period when Imperial lived with me for a summer in SF, and we worked on music as much as possible. DJ Paul Nice, our roomie at the time, was driven crazy while we were putting it together, thanks for putting up with us Paulie!! We got a good amount of recognition when it came out. Allthough only pressed up in small numbers, and sold at exclusive locations, it was always sold out and on re order...earning an Amoeba records Staff pick of the year, and supportive comments like "better than [Shadow & Cut Chemist's] brainfreeze'. 

We used three Technics 1200's, one Gemini Scratch Master (really!!), one Vestax 06pro, Ortofon Needles, A Sony DAT recorder...don't remember how we combined the signals, this was circa 1998!!!

Break Builders Vol 1 part 1 ---DJ Zeph & DJ Imperial

During our 30+ year history we have become well-known for championing a wide-range of musical genres, but for many people we will forever be associated with the golden age of hip hop and our Soho stores. The memories of the music and culture from that time are intertwined with the experience of being in that store (for customers and staff alike). Mr Bongo founder and MD, Dave Buttle, recalls that heady period in Mr Bongo history…

"It was a really exciting time. Soho was booming - full of media companies, record, stores, labels, and the place to go in London for your vinyl shopping needs. If you had an exclusive new hip hop release in store the word would spread and it would be a roadblock. We are talking the early Rawkus releases, Mos Def, Company Flow, then we had Dr Octagon, exclusive Lord Finesse bits from Japan."

Hip hop will always be in the DNA of Mr Bongo and a couple of years back we decided to channel that into a Mr Bongo Hip Hop 45 reissue series. Our ambition was to release the best and most in demand cuts from the 80’s and 90’s on 7" in original picture sleeves. It’s a collection of our personal favourites, Bongo store anthems and undeniable classics. We kicked the series off with A Tribe Called Quest ‘Scenario’ and we are about to hit release number 20 with the Egyptian Lover ‘Computer Love'. The series has featured artists such as Nas, Souls of Mischief, Ultramagnetic MC’s, Cypress Hill, Gang Starr, Black Sheep - to name a few. The response to these releases has been fantastic - the demand for these cuts is coming in from all around the world and we are very thankful for the support and love they are getting!

To celebrate reaching release number 20 in the series we thought now would be a good time to showcase the catalogue in full. We called in DJ Chris Read to put together an exclusive Mr Bongo Hip Hop 45’s mix. Chris is a long-time collaborator with Bongo, has a deep knowledge of hip hop, and is an incredible DJ. Perfect for this mix. 

"Every track featured in the Bongos Hip Hop 45s reissues series is a certified classic and a high proportion of these records featured heavily in my DJ sets during the 90s and beyond. It was a lot of fun not only to see these records again on 45, but also to revisit them in this mix. 

In the years after I moved back to London in the early 2000s, a record shopping trip to Soho was a regular part of my Saturday routine and a visit to Mr Bongo's Berwick Street store was an essential stop on a circuit that took in stores including Record and Tape Exchange, Major Flavas, Scenario, Deal Real and many others. The space was small, the queue for the counter usually deep and the vibe was often hectic, but the atmosphere was electric. I have no idea how many hours I must have spent flicking through the racks or stood at the counter trying to get a glimpse of the latest arrivals up on the wall, but they were hours well spent, made all the better by the presence of some top class DJs serving from behind the counter.” Chris Read

Mr Bongo Hip Hop 45s - Mixed by Chris Read

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