Higher Love for Red Paint

A song about making a decision to leave a life of survival to live a thriving life pursing your passion.

READY TO MAKE A CHANGE

Dave Mason a rock and roll hall of fame member stopped by the show! Dave and Doc discussed recreating Traffic's hit Dear Mr. Fantasy, writing the first Traffic album, the music industry today, touring for almost 60 years and much much more! Make sure to listen!
Monologue: 0:00:22
Birthday Suit 1: 12:39
Ripped from the Headlines: 15:27
Shoutouts: 37:07
Facts You Didn't Know You Needed to Know and Probably Don't: 44:00
Dave Mason Interview: 47:26
Mike C Top 3: 1:11:41
Birthday Suit 2: 1:26:44
Birthday Suit 3: 1:29:43

The Doc G Show February 14th 2024 (Featuring Dave Mason)

Valerie

🎶✨ Get ready for a unique blend of country and classic rock! I'm excited to share my latest mashup of Jon Pardi's "Heartache on the Dance Floor" and Steve Winwood's "Valerie." This track brings together the best of both worlds, creating a nostalgic yet fresh sound that's perfect for any dance floor. 💃🕺 Check it out now and let the music move you!

Jon Pardi - Heartache On The Dance Floor (VDJ JD 80's Mash Up Remix)

Factory play Spencer David Group (feat.Steve Linwood) classic

I'm A Man (Factory 20-2-23) (remastered)

An improvised jam with WT on drums and JB on guitar and bass. Incorporated a walk down made famous by Steve Winwood of Blind Faith.

Improv (WTJB)  5 - 23 - 24 V1.2

This is my remix of the classic Steve Winwood song Valerie.

Steve Winwood - Valerie (Bent Fader Remix)

Gimme Some Lovin- by FACTORY, Live Studio Session 14 Ott 2024

WATCHING ANOTHER YEAR GO BY

The origins of Blind Faith lay in the break-up of Cream in mid-1968. That trio was a major critical and commercial success, with millions of record sales in a few years, bringing international popularity to the group and each member. However, the band was crumbling from within because of frequent animosity between bassist Jack Bruce and drummer Ginger Baker, with Eric Clapton doing his best to mediate. Additionally, Clapton grew tired of playing commercially driven blues and hoped to progress with a new, experimental, less straitjacketed approach to the genre. The group disbanded in November 1968 following two concerts at the Royal Albert Hall.

Steve Winwood had faced similar problems to Clapton in the Spencer Davis Group, where he had been the lead singer for three years. Winwood wanted to experiment with the band's sound by infusing jazz elements, but left due to his musical differences, instead forming a new band, Traffic, in 1967. While that band was on hiatus in Christmas 1968, Winwood started to jam with his good friend Clapton in the latter's basement in Surrey, England. Clapton was pleased with the jam sessions with Winwood, but was hesitant to start a serious group. The music press were hopeful that Clapton would form a band even better than Cream. At one point, Clapton and Winwood thought they might record with Duck Dunn and Al Jackson Jr., the rhythm section of Booker T. & the M.G.'s.

In early 1969, Clapton and Winwood moved to Traffic's rehearsal cottage in Aston Tirrold, Berkshire. Baker turned up one day to sit in with them, and the three seriously considered forming a group. Clapton questioned letting Baker in the band, because he had promised Bruce that, if they were to work with one another again, all three of them would play. Moreover, Clapton did not want to reunite with Cream barely nine weeks after the break-up, and also did not want to deal with another band whose members had large reputations individually. Winwood ultimately persuaded Clapton to finalize Baker's inclusion in the line-up, arguing that Baker strengthened their musicianship and that it would be hard to find an equally talented drummer. Traffic was put on hold and the other remaining members, multi-instrumentalist Chris Wood and drummer / singer Jim Capaldi, were informed. Winwood later realised that Clapton would probably have rather had Capaldi in the new group instead of Baker.

Can't Find My Way Home

In late 1968, Traffic disbanded, with guitarist Dave Mason leaving the group for the second time prior to the completion of the Traffic album. In 1969, Steve Winwood joined the supergroup Blind Faith, while drummer and lyricist Jim Capaldi and woodwinds player Chris Wood turned to session work. Wood and Winwood also joined Blind Faith's drummer Ginger Baker in his post-Blind Faith group Ginger Baker's Air Force for their first album, Ginger Baker's Air Force (1970).

At the beginning of 1970, after the demise of Blind Faith, Winwood returned to the studio ostensibly to make his first solo album, originally to be titled Mad Shadows. He recorded two tracks with producer Guy Stevens, "Stranger to Himself" and "Every Mother's Son", but yearned for like-minded musicians to accompany, inviting Wood and Capaldi to join him. Thus Winwood's erstwhile solo album became the reunion of Traffic (minus Dave Mason), and a re-launch of the band's career. Mad Shadows would go on to be the title of Mott the Hoople's second album, also produced by Guy Stevens, and the new Winwood/Traffic album took its title from one of its tracks and became John Barleycorn Must Die.

John Barleycorn Must Die

NOTHING CAN TAKE THE PLACE OF LOVE
NOTHING CAN FILL AN  EMPTY HEART
I’M TRYING MY BEST TO LET YOU GO AND JUST MOVE ON
BUT NOTHING CAN TAKE THE PLACE OF LOVE


NOTHING CAN TAKE THE PLACE OF LOVE

HERE’S HOW WE PLAY
THE GAME OF LOVE
BOTH OF US PLAYIN’
TO WIN ‘TIL WE’VE BOTH WON
HERE’S HOW WE PLAY
THE GAME OF LOVE
BOTH OF US CAN WIN
IF OUR HEARTS ARE ALL IN


THE GAME OF LOVE

About a father's lov e for his son

DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU?
I WOULD GIVE MY LIFE TO SAVE YOU
I'M SO PROUD I GET TO CALL YOU 
MY SON  
MY SON

MY SON

My new disco house mix is online! 
Thanks for checking out and watching, enjoy! 

Youtube: youtube.com/@dj_martin_z
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/dj_martin_z

Tracklist: 
Kevin McKay/Alex Gewer/Tasty Lopez - Miss You
Suzanne Vega - Tom's Diner (Kevin McKay Mix)
Ray Charles - Hit The Road Jack (Kevin McKay Mix)
Steve Winwood - Valerie (CASSIMM Mix) 
Disko Junkie - Just The Two Of Us
Sister Sledge - We Are Family (Block&Crown Remix)
Boney M - Rasputin (Extended 2021 Remix)
Kelly Love, Block & Crown - Holiday (Block & Crown Nudisco Summer Mix)
Block & Crown, Jesus Davila - Can't Get Enough
Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Murder On The Dancefloor (Twin Murder Club Mix)
Cyndi Lauper - Go Have Fun Girls (Ghostbusters Remix)
Starship - Nothing Gonne Stop Us (Ghostbusterz Remix)
Whitney Housten - Wanna Dance with Somebody (Ghostbusterz & Maickel Telussa Mix)
Armand Van Helden - I Want Your Soul (AVH Rework)
Softmal/Nytron - All Night Long (2K21 Mix)
Disco Incorporated - Black Soul (Nu Disco Mix)
Boney M. - Sunny (Block & Crown & Lissat Remix)
Bee Gees - You Should Be Dancing (Ku De Ta Remix)
Block & Crown - Pump The Stride
The Doobie Brothers - Long Train Running (Ghostbusterz Remix)
Ghostbusterz - Hot Stuff
Block & Crown - Hungry Dancer
ABBA - Lay All Your Love On Me (Kevin McKay Mix)
ABBA - Gimme Gimme (Kevin McKay Club Mix)
Madonna - Like A Prayer (Sgt Slick's Discotizer ReCut)
Michael Gray - The Weekend (Extended Vocal Mix)
Global Deejays - What A Feeling (Clubhouse Mix)
Foreigner - Know What Love Is (Mr Black& Blue & Wesley Verstegen Remix)

© Credit goes to all the rightful owners and producers.

EPISODE 03 - DISCO HOUSE MIX

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Notaker - Gems

LCD Soundsystem - I Can Change (Max Styler Remix)

Touchtalk - Change It (Westend Remix)

Justice - D.A.N.C.E. (Bexxie Remix) 

Tame Impala - Let it Happen (Ship Wrek & OMNOM Remixes) 

Steve Winwood - Valerie (Hiroyuki Kato Remix) 

Daft Punk - Harder Better Faster Stronger (D’Amico & Valax Remix)

Fox'd - Flip Flop

Ozzy Osborne - Crazy Train (Moonlight Remix) 

The Chemical Brothers - Got to Keep On (Original Mix) 

Madeon - Icarus 

Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up (Timmo Hendriks & Teez Turnpike Remixes) 


The Chronicles of Dudes Dancing: Brodeo 2025

Acoustic guitar; folk; Americana; jam band influences; blues; rock; old time; bluegrass; grungey stuff. Even some electro and EDM vibes occasionally. I play a wide mix of music with a lot of different people.

House, techno and trance music DJ from Vienna/Austria.

FTHWH - FILL THE HOUSE WITH HOUSE



I hope you enjoy it!

If you love something, set it free.  If it comes back to you, it was meant to be.  Unless you throw it in the river.

Joshua Duerksen, renowned by his DJ name DJ JD, was raised in the Mid-West and California, where his musical tastes were shaped by a diverse range of genres, spanning from Classic Rock and Country to Hip Hop and 90's Dance. He firmly believes that "Good music knows no genre."

Following his graduation from high school, JD enlisted in the United States Navy, dedicating a decade of service to his country. While stationed in Norfolk, Virginia, he had the privilege of meeting several influential DJs who became his mentors, imparting invaluable knowledge about the various aspects of DJing.

In between deployments, JD diligently honed his mixing and performance skills, gaining experience as a Club DJ, Mobile DJ, and Dive Bar DJ. After completing his naval service, he relocated to Idaho and founded a mobile disc jockey entertainment company, specializing in providing exceptional DJ services for weddings, birthday parties, and school dances.

In 2009, JD embarked on a new venture, joining XMiX DJ Music Pool as a video editor. In this role, he skillfully re-edited music videos to match the remixes produced by the talented editors and producers at XMiX, catering to the needs of Video DJs and facilitating seamless music video mixing. During his tenure, JD significantly enhanced his audio editing prowess and mastered the art of creating audio edits and remixes. These creations have been featured in nationally syndicated country mix shows and embraced worldwide, wherever country music finds appreciation.

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

We like to create our own music. We like to murder other people's music.

A lot of people say this radio show is a waste of time, and a lot of people are correct. But Doc G and his co-host Mike Charette are some of the best at wasting time. Every week, listen in with the Doc and Mike discussing everything that's happened since the last show including entertainment, pop culture, music and sports. Every week great guests come on the show to share their art, music, comedy or whatever else they've got! A podcast is posted every Wednesday! They're  recorded as a part of The Doc G Show that airs at 7p ET on  Spinnaker Radio 95.5 FM in Jacksonville Florida.
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Singer and songwriter.  Neo-80s Rock, Pop Ballads, Country Rock, and Blue Eyed Soul.

Let me tell you my journey. At 16 years old I started Djing at my school in Sydney with my mate David. When I turned 19 I started my career in the clubs in Sydney. I always wanted to play uplifting music. Nothing worst than in a club and Dj has no idea how to make the club bounce. In time I worked my way the inner clubs in Sydney and th 90's were best time to Dj. The music was explosive and so much fun. I was trained by the best and worked with the best in Sydney this is where I popped my cherry. To be honest I wish the music in the 90's never died but unfortunate it did. So in the early 2000's I rung my headphones and started making club track's as I know the artists never released club mixes that were good.
I never gave up Djing just moved to another realm.

New tracks tagged #STEVEWINWOOD