I met Jesse a while back. I’m pretty sure it was through my homie Evilldewer. I’ve always admired this artwork and we started working together on some cover art for some projects (Jazz Is Everything, The Loops, etc). Jesse has always had a dope ear for records. From inheriting psych rock records from his father to digging for records for his own beat, Jesse has always been listening to dope, way out shit. It shows in his artwork and shows in this mix. Brace yourself for a psychedelic trip into the mind of Jesse Racusen. Enjoy.

Tracklisting
Rare Earth - Sideways (Intro)
10cc's - The Worst Band In The World
 Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Inventions - Oh No
Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Inventions - The Orange County Lumber Truck
Lonnie Liston Smith - Devika (Godess)
Fever Tree - Day Tripper / We Can Work It Out
Deep Purple - We Can Work It Out
Rare Earth - Yesterday on Third Avenue
Small Faces - The Journey
Dorthy Ashby - The Moving Finger
Iron Butterfly - Soul Experience
Fireside Chat - Side A
Embryo - Music of Today
Average White Band - Love Your Life
Cactus - Evil
The Ultimate Prophecy - Cycles
Babe Ruth - The Mexcian
SRC - Onesimpletask
Gilberto Gil - Meio De Campo
Gary Newman - M.E.

Peep the short interview with Jesse here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeFaXKC9Nc4

THE JUST RECORDS PODCAST - EPISODE 2  GUEST MIX BY JESSE RACUSEN

Welcome back! Another episode with another fire guest mix. This time by my good friend Keith aka DJ Axel Foley. I first met Keith way back in the myspace days. He had some dope mixes floating around on the internet and had a night he used to play at in Cambridge (I believe the spot was called the Middlesex bar or some shit like that) I hit him up desperately looking for a place to play records out and he was one of the few cats that actually hit me back. He didn't have to hook me up with those gigs but he did and I'm forever grateful for it. Over the years I've learned about so many dope records from him now you get the chance to experience the same thing. Over an hour of heat!!! Tune In, Turn it up and share it with your friends. Peace and thank you for listening

MANIP.

EPISODE 6 TRACKLISTING
 

1.Day-tons- I’ve got to tell you about it

2.JJ Farley and The Original Soul Stirrers - God will understand it

3.Rev. Walter McDaniel Jr.- Lord help me

4.Blue Unicorn- The question?

5.Jon Lucien- It’s bigger than I

6.Longineu Parsons - Spaced

7.Ame Son-A coup de hache

8.Gianni Safred- Autumn 2001

9.Secret Squirrel- Everyone needs some mystery

10.Gregg Stevens- I’m so lucky

11.Paradise Stars- Black sheep

12.Tangent- Moments

13.Ladies of the 80’s - Easy to move

14.Bruce Haack with Ed Harvey - Snow job

15.St. Vincent Supersound The Latinaires Orchestra- I’ve found someone of my own

16.The Agrovators- Dub is shining

THE JUST RECORDS PODCAST:EPISODE 6 (GUEST MIX BY DJ AXEL FOLEY)

Peace y’all. We’re back it’s another episode of THE JUST RECORDS PODCAST. I can’t believe we’re at episode 10! Thank you so much for listening. This month we have a special guest mix by the incredible BeatNick Dee. I’ve known Dee for quite sometime know. He is a crate digger in the truest sense. The man knows his records (which I cop from him from time to time). He’s been putting work for years dropping his incredible “International Breaks” series and his recent Prisma Music Library. He’s also quite the established producer who’s worked with the likes of Blu, Fredwreck, Ras Kass and more. Today we have the privilege of listening to an all vinyl mix he put together for the podcast so sit back and enjoy because he killed this mix. As always, thank you for listening.

MANIP

The Just Records Podcast Episode 10: Guest mix by BeatNick Dee

I’ve wanted to do something like this for a while. This podcast is an extension of me and the people that inspire me. Don’t listen to this podcast and expect to hear rants, rumors or bullshit rap debates about your top ten list or some other shit like that. This is all about the music. JUST RECORDS! GOOD MUSIC! Nothing else.

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