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The sixth installment of trumpeter/arranger/producer/bandleader Todd Simon’s #JazzOn45 series focuses on some classics found within the genre. For the return of Wax Poetics, Todd has put together some of the more well-known gems found on 7-inch vinyl. Thanks to artists such as Kamasi Washington and Sons of Kemet, we have seen a newly found resurgence of this incredibly expressive and beautiful art form worldwide. Whether you are fairly new to digging into Jazz, or well-versed in it, you will enjoy listening to these selections at 45 rpm. Note that certain selections from this include both sides edited together.

Jazz on 45 Vol. 6 Mixtape – The Classics

Show 243 is now available for your listening enjoyment!  As always, thank you for your patience and support.  Bless up!

Featuring music from Ta-ku, Greybox, Karate Boogaloo, FKJ, John Carroll Kirby, Beatchild, Hiatus Kaiyote  & many more.

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Playlist

01 Luke Woodfield - Arashiyama
02 Kidd Mojo - VS Takitaro
03 Allmos - Amelie Emily Enni (feat. Paul Grant & CARRTOONS)
04 Alice Russell - For A While
05 FKJ - Leave My Home
06 Stimulator Jones - Don't Be Afraid
07 Madlib - Riddim Chant
08 The Roots - A Peace of Light feat. Amber Coffman, Angel Deradoorian & Haley Dekle
09 DJ Mitsu The Beats - Diurnal Motion
10 jus. - Take It (ft. Yutaka Hirasaka)
11 Hiatus Kaiyote - Red Room
12 LaNote - Miracle (Simon S Remix)
13 Stro Elliot - Cherish The Sade
14 Greybox - Patterns
15 Yazmin Lacey & Congi - Follow Me
16 Beatchild - Space Walk
17 John Carroll Kirby - Rainmaker
18 Stimulator Jones - Cupcakes
19 Henry Wu - R6 Interlude
20 FKJ  - Learn to Fly (feat. Jordan Rakei)
21 Freddie Joachim - Was It A Dream
22 Karate Boogaloo - Bumpy's Lament
23 Kiefer - Work and Purpose feat. 10.4 ROG
24 Koralle - Smoke
25 Eric B. & Rakim - Keep The Beat
26 Greybox - MELOGRAFIK
27 DJ Marky & AI feat. Ben Westbeech - Shame
28 Bungle feat Darrison - Just a Little Bit Closer
29 Yellowlunarhuman - Phonetalk
30 Remi Wolf - Woo! (Porches Remix)
31 Snakehips - On & On (Kaytranada Remix)
32 Spinnerty - Noel's Dream
33 Ta-ku - Notice (Moods Remix)
34 Bilal - Reminisce
35 Herzeloyde - When
36 RJD2 - The Proxy
37 Cotonete & Di Melo - Papos Desconexos Part.2
38 Lucas Arruda - Melt the Night (Feat. Leon Ware)

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Salute to the legend Donald Byrd, who was born December 9, 1932 and would have been 90 this year. I'm a long way from having or hearing everything in his catalogue, but his records are pretty much all guaranteed brilliance and highly recommended. I do think his work gets slightly melded with and possibly overshadowed by the Mizell brothers later in his career, but Byrd was an amazing orchestrator, producer, song writer and of course musician in his own right. So I tried to keep the Mizell-related tracks to a minimum here and play a selection from throughout his catalogue. Enjoy!

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April 16, 2023 - Still processing the transition of the legendary pianist Ahmad Jamal, who is responsible in many ways for my love of jazz music and given me so much inspiration over the last 25 years through his records. I made this tape back in 2010 as a short tribute to him, part of my previous "monthly mixtape" series.

February 2010 Mixtape

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I've always been a huge fan of Jazz music. Especially the works from labels like Blue Note, Prestige, Strata East, Kudu, and CTI. I think it's pretty safe to say most of us music lovers dig that stuff! There's just something about the complex patterns of rhythm that are intermingled together that always has seemed superior to other genres (in my opinion). Here's a mix I put together of some of my favorite Jazz songs. On this mix I wanted to leave most of the tracks unedited, and showcase them in their natural raw form. The way it was meant to sound! Meant for funky tea parties and long walks on the beach. Enjoy!

http://www.mediafire.com/listen/nyy5y984gp4vott/Jazz_Appreciation.mp3

Tracklisting:

1. Intro
2. Piero Umiliani - L'Uomo E La Citta (0:55)
3. Ken Duke and The Contemporaries - Some Other Time (1:50)
4. Bobby Hutcherson - Same Shame (5:56)
5. Freddie Hubbard - Lost Dreams (10:07)
6. Freddie Hubbard "Lost Dreams/Herbie Hancock "Wandering Spirit Song (Marsellus Wallace edit) (17:31)
7. Larry Nozero - Tune For L.N. (17:55)
8. Romano Mussolini - Mirage (22:11)
9. Seawind - The Devil Is A Liar (30:38)
10. Kenny Burrell - Do What You Gotta Do (32:43)
11. Doug Carn - Acknowledgement (37:37)
12. John Klemmer - Humbling Love (38:06)
13. Zerosen - Son Of A Pinhead (38:53) 
14. Stanley Turrentine - Sunshine Alley (42:00)
15. Lou Donaldson - Alligator (49:51)
16. The Lyman Woodard Orchestra - Cheeba Pt. 2 (56:37)
17. Airto - Creek (1:01:07)
18. Shelly Manne - Scavenger (1:08:01)
19. The Baron Von Ohlen Quartet - Vonetta (1:11:46)
20. Donald Byrd - The Emperor (1:15:02)
21. Jack McDuff - Pocket Change (1:30:48)
22. Donald Byrd - You Are The World (1:37:29)
23. Barbara Moore - Hot Heals (1:41:45)
24. Piero Umiliani feat. Helen Merrill - My Only Man (1:44:26)
25. Ahmad Jamal Trio - Stolen Moments (1:47:10)
26. Urbie Green - Manteca (1:53:01)
27. Gene Russell - Me And Mrs. Jones (1:59:00)

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Jazz Appreciation (With Full Track Listing)

'Stringfellas' - A Cinematic Funk & Soul Experience.

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Decided to release this mix I've had in my archives for a while. Was never fully happy with it, but alas it's a new year so I'm letting it go.

As the title suggests this mix is a collection of funky, soulful and cinematic songs making good use of string arrangements.

Artwork by Jason Nicco-Annan

Mr. Hagan presents Stringfellas

Where to start? Herbie Hancock is a living icon, not just in Jazz music, but also as a cultural personality. His musical cannon spans 60 years and surpasses nearly all benchmarks. In-fact, he sets the benchmarks. Delving into his discography suddenly makes one realize how incredibly versatile and prolific he is. From playing straight ahead jazz with Miles Davis in the 60’s, to constructing Headhunters (the 2nd highest selling ‘Jazz’ album of all time, after Miles’ Kind of Blue) Herbie refuses to settle into one style. The winner of more than 16 Grammys, composer of film soundtracks, collaborator with the up and coming and the trad masters; put simply Hancock is a genius. We’ve attempted to pay tribute to his astounding back catalogue by putting together a selection from our collective Hancock LPs, and even though we only touch the surface, you’ll find a fairly broad representation of his music within. There’s enough material to do another 30 of these mixes!
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Tribute to HERBIE HANCOCK - Selected & Mixed by Jonny Drop of The Expansions

We had another Big Crown Pop Up Record Fair / Food Drive back on July 15th. Another great day in Brooklyn, Big Crown style…Heavy duty amounts of records as well as sets from some of NY’s finest DJs. Thank you very much to the DJs who came through and blessed us with music; Queen Majesty, Chairman Mao, Greg Caz, DJ Preservation, MF Classy Chris, Jah One, and El Michels…We had to break the recording of the sets into two parts because it is long as hell. This part is DJ Preservation, El Michels, Chairman Mao, and the first part of Queen Majesty’s set. Stay tuned for part 2.

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BCR Radio 020 - BCR Record Fair 2018 Sets pt 1

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BCR Radio Episode 20 - Big Crown Record Fair & Food Drive DJ Sets 2018 Part 1

Back in 2002, High C of the Dallas Texas based crate digging crew Rehash and DJ Raj Mahal of Soul Strut would swap mixes to feature on each other's site (Real Audio style).  The mixes usually contained loads of breaks and beats lifted from obscure 70s jazz & funk, with the occasional soundtrack and prog record thrown in.  I present you exhibit A.

Originally posted on Soul Strut in 2002

Blend 2002

DJ High-C - Summer Blend '02 (2002)

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