The best of this weeks New Releases from Billie Eilish and Charlie Puth to Rag'n'Bone Man and Paul Weller.

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The Rendezvous was back LIVE from Brooklyn this week with Kurtis' post-birthday special! Despite technical difficulties and no means to mix, we featured some fantastic tracks from Kurtis' birth year, 1978, and some favourites from last night's Paul Weller show in Brooklyn.

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The Rendezvous - Kurtis Powers // 08-09-24

Blue Cafe

wave on

English Rose (The Jam / Paul Weller Cover)

Factory play Paul Weller , Live @Abetone Music Bar Sassari 10-01-25

YOU DO SOMETHING TO ME @Abetone 10 -01-25


Bought the album in '78, stayed on or near the turntable for many years after

All Mod Cons / To Be Someone

lord of light

In 1989, when Marshall Boswell and Chris King wrote "Looking Hip on the Gaza Strip," Donald J. Trump was on a kind of roll. In 1987, the same year the Grateful Dead were rebooted as a national campus band by "Touch of Grey," Trump had published his book The Art of the Deal. In 1988, Trump had successfully bought the Taj Mahal - the Atlantic City casino, that is, not the marble mausoleum in India where our fictional hipster smoked a bowl. 

Looking Hip (In the Gaza Strip)

2 podcast/shows under the MK music banner
MK Rocks with Rob Taylor
New Releases with Rob Taylor

tastierista 
1988-92- HIGHWAY 69
1993-96- MEDICINE MEN
1995-96- AMANITA 
1999-2000- MONEDA
2001-2002- KOSMEN
2006-2012- RAILROAD BLUES BAND
2012- COSMICK CHARLIE
dal 2013- FACTORY

I was initially attracted to House music in 1985 when I bought ‘Jack Your body’ by Steve ‘Silk’ Hurley; that love of Chicago house style is still reflected in my music today . Come 2000, 15 years later, I got a taste for the decks and was taught to mix by Dj Spim. Since then,I have held residencies in a number of local bars and clubs in Jersey

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Jim sings on and plays all instruments heard on these tracks, at his home studio in Nottinghamshire. Many tracks are his own compositions, or collaborations, but some are covers, recorded merely for the fun of it. No money is made on these cover tracks - they're just reconstructed for my own amusement.
 Jim uses the following instruments : Rickenbacker 330 six-string, Shaftesbury 4003 bass, Epiphone Les Paul Custom Pro, Harley Benton 620 electric 12-string, Squier '86 Strat, Mountain 12-string acoustic, Eko '62 Model 100 archtop, Eko '69 Ranger 6 acoustic, Hofner Violin Bass, Epiphone AJ220S acoustic, Mandolin, 5-string Banjo, Sitar, Electronic drum kit, Tabla, Oberheim OB12, Korg Poly 61, Behringer Crave, Korg MS2000, Hammond XB1 organ, Roland U-110 module, Proteus 2000, Line 6 Spider IV amp, Pod XT, V-amp 2 effects, Vox Tonelab, and Boss ME 50 effects, An Apple Mac running Logic Pro is used for multitracking, and with the following virtual instruments ;  M-Tron Pro, Prophet V, Arturia V Collection. And several blues harps in different keys - plus a Stylophone.....

New tracks tagged #Paul Weller