That 80's Mix Vol. 4 | Freestyle & Electro Classics

01	Good to the Last Drop - C Bank feat. Eleanore Mills	0:00:00
02	Come Go With Me - Expose	0:07:55
03	I Won't Stop Loving You - C Bank feat. Diamond Eyes	0:12:39
04	Fascinated - Company B	0:18:12
05	Nobody's Business - Billie	0:24:34
06	I Like You - Phyllis Nelson	0:31:03
07	Skip to my Lou - Finis Henderson	0:38:53
08	Do You Remember Me - Jermaine Jackson	0:43:32
09	Engine No. 9 - Midnight Star	0:47:37
10	No Lies - S.O.S. Band	0:53:12
11	Only in my Dreams - Debbie Gibson	0:58:06
12	What You See Is What You Get - Brenda K. Start	1:03:51
13	Diamond Girl - Nice & Wild	1:08:02
14	Only in the NIght - The Voice In Fashion	1:14:19
15	Can You Dance - Kenny Jammin Jason & Fast Eddie	1:19:56
16	If You Only Knew - Chip E	1:21:38

This series was recorded live in the Club Alliance, Yokosuka, Japan.  The music was recorded directly to cassette without pre or post-editing/mastering. You will experience it exactly how the crowd did that evening ... the good, the bad, and the ugly of live recording without filters. I don't believe in the set up just playing off the top of my head while riding the feelings, being in the moment, and digging in the crates as I have always done. If you enjoy the dying breed of DJing in the purest form, listen on. 

Enjoy the full-length and/or extended throwback sounds when people were accustomed to dancing non-stop from the beginning of the night until the last record was played.  These nights were the workouts for all, from a slow grind to a full-on sweat.  Share with like minds and keep the party going!

First and foremost thank you to Bill & Keiko Doughty from Sound Spectrum, Inc. for befriending me from my first days in Japan.

Special shoutouts to The Crew (VA), The Midway Dog Family, The Posse', The Reeves Crew, Tokyo Runners, Elbow to Afro crew, and all the many friends who made these times epic and legendary!

Note: The DJ booth always had from 2 to 10 people inside. There was always a party in the DJ booth. The booth on many occasions filled in as a secret VIP section for the people in the know.  If you listen closely you might hear some nuggets of information because of an open/hot booth mic. :-)

DJ: The Shadow
Mixer: GLI PMX 9000
Radio Station: WEPA Radio 169.1 FM
Digitized by: Sin Studios
Publisher: Sound Spectrum, Inc.
Genre: R&B
Copyright: @1987 Silhouette Productions

Good to the Last Drop

Good to the Last Drop Mix - 1987

OLDSHOOL HOUSE MIX 2012 5INCONETWORK.COM

The Friday After-work Party @ Sequoia Brought to you by Sammy Cueva & www.SOULATINO.com has been in Existence Since 1994... This Here is the 17th Anniversary CD with a taste of all the different Genres and Age Ranges They Cater To... Sit Back & Enjoy The Ride...

-- DJ ROB-LO...

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If you like the music ... follow me to be notified once a new mix is uploaded.   Also, like it, repost it, comment on the track, and/or share with like minds by socializing on your platforms.  

I'm a person who loves music and creating mixes of full-length songs for friends along my travels. I like to spin with no setup, just playing off the top of my head while in the moment.  

Currently, I am sharing the mixes with my long-time friends and a new audience. I come from listening to the great DJs at the Gallery, The Garage, The Loft, The Shelter, Zanzibar, The World, The Tunnel (early years), Baseline, Funhouse, The Fever, Bonds International, 1018, on WBLS (early 80's), and too many street parties to mention.  These were the times when people danced (worked it out) all night into the morning and not just bobbed side to side. 

My love for music started in the early 70s as a way to channel my energy in a more positive direction.  Music became my teacher about life's many situations. I gleaned a lot from music, which became a significant part of my lifestyle. Later my older brother started me DJing for private parties in NYC.  

All that training led me to DJing in my travels. Traveling since 1981, I visited 49% of this big blue marble sharing the NYC flavor.  This was when most NYC DJs didn't venture outside of the tri-state area making me a unique commodity in my travels to Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East, and too many more places to mention here.  None of these nights would have been as memorable if it wasn't for the support of my many friends worldwide!  All of you should stand up now and take a well-deserved bow!

I have DJ'd as the recording media changed through the years from 8-track, reel to reel, cassettes, DAT, Minidisk, CD, MP3, and so on ... This site is just a place to share my music of live club sessions (typically 5-8 straight hours of DJing) with my long time friends who have asked for me to convert their analog recordings to digital format for old time sake. You also get to experience my evolutionary growth in this field.

My humble mixes have the occasional recorded mistakes (record skips, rough mixes, etc.). This is unavoidable when recording live shows directly to the media as I honed my skills through the years. There are not any post-production corrections in the work, you hear the good, the bad, and the ugly mixes. 

All mixes were recorded live, mixes earlier than 2001 went direct to magnetic tape, and after 2001 were digitally captured while staying true to the music, and the dancers' way of life, as my mind's eye feels about the mix at that place in time.  I also made all attempts to pay respect to the artists who created the sound. 

The venue is my church, the DJ booth is my pulpit, and the music is my sermon.  Come on in and listen as I pour out my heart and preach!

Here are a few of the many club nights, months, and years of DJing music. If you listen intently to the song's words, arrangement, and feelings, you might get to know a part of me better.  :-)  

Enjoy and remember to join SoundCloud (it's free) so you can follow me, like it, repost it on your page, and comment on the track.  Brighten up someone else's day by sharing the party with like-minded people by socializing on your platforms!!!!

Ciao, One!
The Shadow

Good to the Last Drop Mix - 1987

The Shadow DJ (ZM)