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Tom aka Don Juan Mezcal zeichnet uns Farben der Harmonie in unsere Herzen..... Vielen vielen Danke für all die liebevollen und positiven Botschaften die du mit Musik in die Welt sendest!

Kontroversen und Spannungen im Außen erfordern getragene Besonnenheit und harmonische Ausgeglichenheit im Innen. Versöhnliche Stimmungen und lebendige Leichtigkeit inspirieren andere und schaffen Verbindung. Tauche ein in die musikalische Entschleunigung und lasse dich verzaubern von verspielten Melodien und heilsamen Rhythmen, die Erinnerungen an unsere wahre Bestimmung stärken und Heiterkeit versprühen. Die Energie des Neuen schlummert in freudiger Erwartung und öffnet neue Türen. Lasst uns Kreise schließen und freudig klare Gedanken fassen um ein neues Wir zu kreieren.

Lasst uns die Heiligkeit des Seins ehren und feiern, indem wir bewusst zu organischen Naturgeräuschen und melodiösen Friedensbotschaften aus der ganzen Welt tanzen.
Vielen Dank und Herzensgrüße, 
Tom

Tom on Sondcloud: https://soundcloud.com/dj_mezcal
Contact & Booking: don.juan.mezcal.sound@gmail.com


Controversies and tensions on the outside require calmness and harmonious balance on the inside. Peaceful vibes and vibrant serenity inspire others and create connection. Dive into sweet musical relaxation and let yourself be enchanted by playful melodies and healing rhythms that strengthen memories of our true destiny and radiate happiness. The energy of the new glows in joyful anticipation and opens new doors. Let's close circles and joyfully clear our minds to create a new We.
Let’s honor and celebrate the sacredness of being with consciously dancing to organic nature sounds and melodious peace messages from around the globe.
One Love Tom

Tracklist:
Tito La Rosa - All One Nation
The Hanuman Project - Semilla Pura (Ancestral Elephants Remix)
Ayla Schafer - Vuela co el Viento (Mose Remix)
Arnaldo Herrera - Presence
Vinzoo - Gabian
Marlui Miranda - Kworo Kango (Estimua edit)
Janax Pacha - Caracol
Rodrigo Gallardo - Arriba de esa gran roca
Dvniel - Siuapiltsin
Danit - Aqua (Ubi Benknaan Remix)
Rapossa - Calico Peaks
Cristobal Tapia de Veer - The Third Day (Apaj Edit)
Rodrigo Gallardo & Raag - La montaña sin nombre
Xuqutopi & Lenka Lov - Agradezco
Lama's Dream - Rain Catcher
Rodrigo Gallardo - Al son de los dias
Weaving the Vine - Gracias Ayahuasca (Xuqutopi Remix)
Lulacruza - Montañita

Dj-Set

Echoes from Don Juan Mezcal - Colours of Harmony

☘︎ Light Me Up ☘︎

Special mix dedicated to the tea lounge with a smooth transition to dance.
Inspired by Dragon Tea Temple, Ubud, Bali

More music from Aleceo: 
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All together: fanlink.to/aleceo

Aleceo - Tea Tempo Mix (Tea Ceremony & Lounge Music)

Welcome back with another edition of Funk Foundations. Today we pay respect to a Detroit legend...Mr. Michael Stokes…He has had a prolific career as record producer, keyboardist, composer, arranger and engineer.  From his humble roots in Detroit to the studios in NY and California, he has amassed a stunning resume that includes work with artists such as Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Prince, Bill Withers, Smokey Robinson, Gladys Knight, Rick James, and many more.  He got his start in the 60s working in NYC and Detroit for various labels. By 1970, he was writing and producing for the legendary Sussex label. By the M70s he moved to Roadshow Records where they had outstanding success with Brass Construction, B.T. Express, Enchantment... By the 70s he formed Infinity Records. and in the E80s Michael took over as A&R director at A&M Records where he signed the up-and-coming Janet Jackson. Through the 80s he continued to impress with his work...and he is still working..  I went deep and wide into my collection to bring you tunes that would show Michael Stokes’ important work… from soul to 70s funk and boogie. It is all vinyl show…enjoy it!

LP,
G

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATIONS #37 / MICHAEL STOKES

We mark the start of the 4th year of FUNK FOUNDATIONS show on www.RADIO.D59B.com 

We will continue this ride focusing on artists, bands, labels, producers from different pockets of USA and few different countries…digging deep and wide into the roots of funk, jazz-funk and all groove related styles.

 

It is a very special show…a well-deserved tribute to a funk royalty and a fellow Rochesterian…Mr. Alfred Pee Wee Ellis.  His bio says that he was born in 1941, in Florida. He moved to Rochester with his family in the M50s. While attending Madison High School he played with jazz musicians around town including Ron Carter and Chuck Mangione. In ‘57, while visiting a repair shop in NYC, he met Sonny Rollins who agreed to give him saxophone lessons. Pee Wee was determined to get those lessons, so he made money to pay for the roundtrip ticker by playing the local clubs in Rochester.  He went on to attend Manhattan School of Music, where he mastered his skills in Jazz.  In 1960, he moved back to Florida working as a bandleader, musical director and writer. 

He joined James Brown Band as saxophonist in ‘65. After couple of years, he became his music director. He worked with the godfather until ‘69, co-writing 26 songs. Pee Wee said that his "jazz influence" merged with Brown's R&B background…to create funk.

 

In ‘69, he returned to New York City and started working as arranger, conductor and producer for CTI and its subsidiary Kudu…collaborating with George Benson, Hank Crawford, Johnny Hammond Smith, Sonny Stitt and many more… He was intricate part in the creation of the jazz-funk style of the 70s.  In the late 70s, he moved to San Francisco and started working with David Liebman. Around that time, he also started recording and touring with Van Morrison…that lasted for 2 decades. In the L80s, Pee Wee regrouped with Fred Wesley and Maceo Parker to form the JB Horns.  In the 90s and 2000s,… he continued his recording and touring career.  It is thrilled to present the works of Alfred Pee Wee Ellis…as usual it is all vinyl show from my collection… loaded with legends and few hidden jams.


CHEERS,
George

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATIONS #38 / ALFRED "PEE WEE" ELLIS

for the first time on this show, I am making a tribute to a label…AVI records.  The reason why I chose AVI is because of their unique and wide spectrum of styles.  AVI or American Variety International was independent record label established in 1968 in LA by Seymour Heller, Ed Cobb and Ray Harris. In the M70s, they recognized the selling potential of mixes and extended cuts…and they started fusing funk, latin, deep disco and jazz styles…in a unique way…that was mostly responsibility of their in-house production duo of Laurin Rinder and Michael Lewis. They pumped out amazing records from M70s to the 80s…under different line-ups and projects.  In 1997, the AVI label’s catalogue was acquired by MCA Records, and eventually by   Universal. Unfortunately, all AVI's master tapes were destroyed in the 2008 fire at the Universal studios….which makes their albums valuable collector items. It is all vinyl show …all AVI records releases…enjoy it.

Cheers...George

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATIONS #39 / AVI RECORDS

1.      Funkadelic - Let's Take It to the Stage

2.      William Odell Hughes - Super-funk-a-ga-la-listic freak ‘81

3.      ADC Band - Long stroke '78

4.      Michigan Blacksnake - What's Your Pleasure ’97

5.      Junie Morrison - Super J. ‘75

6.      Taka Boom - Dance baby dance '79 

7.      Slapbak - Gimme That Funk ’92

8.      Fuzzy Haskins - Not yet ‘78

9.      Sly & the Family Stone - Mother is a hippie '76

10.   Fred Wesley And The Horny Horns Feat. Maceo Parker - We Came to Funk Ya ‘79

11.   Sly & the Family Stone - It takes all kinds '79

12.   Booty People - Booty people '77

13.   Funkadelic - Undisco Kidd ‘76

14.   Parliament - Night of the Thumpasorus Peoples ‘75

15.   Dexter Wansel - Funk attack '79

16.   East Bay Rhythm - Boogie Children [Inst.] ‘01

17.   Eramus Hall - Superfunk '80

18.   General Caine – Shake ‘80

19.   Dayton feat. Bootsy Collins - Krackity-krack ‘82

20.   Kiddo - Tired of looking ‘83

21.   Kiddo - What I see, I like ‘83

22.   Captain Sky - Double you S-K-Y '79

23.   Parlet - Help from my friends ‘80

24.   Funkadelic - Connections and Disconnections ‘81

25.   Junie Morrison - Cookies will get you ‘75

26.   Bootsy's Rubber Band - Bootsy? (What's The Name Of This Town) ‘78

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATIONS #40 / P-FUNK pt. II

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATIONS #41 / CANADA pt. II

Another edition of FUNK FOUNDATIONS…tribute to the 90s and the revival of the funk, jazz-funk,
afro-beat and groove. It is mostly deep, hidden; self-released, independent CDs…Enjoy it!

1. Orgone - Small Time
2. Ex Caminos - Funky
3. Steve Butler - Shakedown
4. Rubberneck - G-gruv
5. Heavy G. &amp; the Boogaloo Communicators - Greyboy
6. Funkallisto - Forked Tongue
7. Greenroom - W.W.
8. Du Uy Quintet - Marvin
9. Papa Grows Funk - Mutha Funk Ya&#39;ll
10. Zbonics w/Carl Denson - Apache Indian Wardance
11. Smilin&#39; Myron - The marksman
12. UFM - Greezy Cheeze
13. Five Point Plan - Damn
14. Phat Phunktion - Work it
15. Walter &quot;Wolfman&quot; Washington - Wolf Funk
16. Funk Family - Funkified
17. Shortbus - Straight, No Shaker
18. Orgone - Bacano
19. UFM - 1000 Year Itch
20. Nomo - Divisions
21. Albino - Puppet boy
22. Ron Levy - Groovin&#39; Wichu
23. Greenroom - Chicken Vittles
24. Shortbus - Chocolate Lettuce
25. Zbonics w/Melvin Spar - Soul good

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATION #42 / 90's FUNK

From the blues, soul and jazz…the groove has no boundaries. In the 60s and 70s it crossed over to pop and rock artists 

which were predominantly white. They created interesting fusion blending all different styles. These records are 

not easy to find…mostly hidden in the vast crates of rock and pop...with touches of jazz-fusion and funk. 

It is all vinyl set from my record collection. Check it out…and enjoy it…


1.Pride feat. David Axelrod - The death of Juan Diaz ‘70
2.Elliot Lurie feat. Ernie Watts, Larry Carlton, Wilton Felder and Joe Sample - Rainbow girl '75
3.Phil Keaggy - Follow me up '78
4.Pete Carr - On Lucifer's knee '76
5.Rachel Sweet - It's so different here '79
6.Butts Band - Don't wake up ‘75
7.Pete Carr - Trapped in a bubble '76
8.Sky King - Why don't you take us '75
9.Andy Pratt - I want to see you dance '77
10.Mike Green Band - In the morning '75
11.Felix Cavaliere feat. Michael Brecker and Buzzy Feiten (Full Moon) - Flip flop ‘75
12.Rose - Nightlife '79
13.Joe English - Is there not one good man '80
14.Mickey Thomas - Nice guys finish last '77
15.Tom Letizia - Sympathetic vibrator '81
16.Terry Garthwaite - Bye bye '78
17.Mike Green Band - Pale, pale moon '75
18.Mark Murphy - Sunday in New York '73
19.Photoglo - Steal away '80
20.The Electric Prunes - Individual Confessional '68
21.Wild Blue Yonder - This is for you '78
22.Rob Mullins - Underground express '86
23.Robert Klein - Mind over matter '74
24.Rare Silk - Red clay '84

Cheers...George

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATION #43 / BLUE-EYED SOUL

1. Fred Wesley & the Horny Horns - Between Two Sheets ‘77
2. Grant Green - I don't want nobody to give me nothing, open up the door I'll get it myself/Cold sweat '71
3. James Brown - My Thang ‘74
4. Fred Wesley and The Horny Horns feat. Maceo Parker - Circular Motion ‘79
5. St. Clair Pickney - Stranded '89
6. House of Payne - The Talking Chicken ‘93
7. Maceo & All the King's Men - A funky tale to tell ‘72
8. JB’s - You Can Have Your Watergate… ‘73
9. Gerald Wilson Orchestra - I got you (I feel good) ‘65
10. Tony Cook & The Party - Ha ha What you got to say ‘92
11. Masai - Across the Tracks ‘74
12. Bobby Williams - Funky superfly pt.1/2 ‘74
13. Marva Whitney - Daddy Don't Know About Sugar Bear ‘72
14. Greyboy Allstars with Fred Wesley - The Browns at Home ‘94
15. Groove & The Gang - Gimme Some ‘94
16. Bobby Williams - Let's work a while '74
17. Marva Whitney - Do Your Thing ‘7?
18. Tony Cook - Wait (Don't Rush Me) ‘92
19. St. Clair Pickney - Suda '87
20. Maceo & All the King's Men - I want to sing '72
21. Willie Mitchell - Papa's got a brand new bag ‘67
22. Daktaris - Give it up turn it loose ‘98
23. James Brown - Funky Drummer (extended) ‘86

RADIO.D59B / FUNK FOUNDATIONS #44 / JAMES BROWN pt.2

Tribute to music made for movies and TV…or better known as OST (original soundtracks).

The genres vary from Blaxploitation to Hollywood, from Euro cinema to low budget underground movies. 

In the line of the show, I focused on tunes in the full spectrum of the groove…all vinyl show...from jazz to funk 

from soul to latin, from beat to mod….enjoy it

1.      Vic Caesar - Bare knuckles '77 (OST “Bare knuckles”)

2.      Bullet - Contract man ’75 (OST “The Hanged Man”)

3.      Edwin Starr - Easin' in '74 (OST “Hell up in Harlem”)

4.      Roy Ayers - Brawling broads '73 (OST “Coffy”)

5.      J.J. Johnson & Quincy Jones - Pull, Jubal, pull ‘71 (OST “Man and boy”)

6.      Paul Hoffert - Robin's party theme '77 (OST “Outrageous”)

7.      Dave Grusin - Flight of the condor '75 (OST “3 Days of The Condor”)

8.      Sergio Mendes - Love and aggression (OST “Pele”)

9.      Galt MacDermot - Rumbatimbale (Timbale time) (OST “La Novela”)

10.   Les Baxter - Hot winds '69 (OST “Hell’s bell)

11.   Rose Royce, Norman Whitfield - Zig zag '76 (OST “Car wash”)

12.   Don Julian - Lay it on your head '73 (OST “Savage”)

13.   Johnny Pate - End theme/reprise '75 (OST “Bucktown”)

14.   Jack Elliott - McGuire's rock '71 (OST “T.R. Baskin”)

15.   Grant Green - The final comedown '72 (OST “The final comedown”)

16.   Johnny Pate - Main title '75 (OST “Bucktown”)

17.   Nat Dove & The Devils - Zombie march '77 (OST “Petey Wheatstraw”)

18.   New Birth - Harlem dreams '73 (OST “Gordon's war”)

19.   Vladimir Cosma - The bubblegum brawl '74 (OST “The mad adventure of Rabbi Jacob”)

20.   Curtis Mayfield - Big Mac '75 (OST “Let’s do it again”)

21.   Barry White - Find the man bros '74 (OST “Together brothers”)

22.   Gene Page - Movin '72 (OST “Blacula”)

23.   Jack Elliott feat. June Jackson - Freedom '70 (OST “Where’s poppa?”)

24.   Johnny Pate feat. Adam Wade - Brother (title) ’73 (OST “Brother on the run”)

25.   Johnny Pate feat. Four Tops - You can't even walk in the park ’73 (OST “Shaft in Africa”)

26.   John Williams - New shooter '73 (OST “Cinderella liberty”)

27.   Eve King & Billy Livsey - Demolition man opening theme ’77 (OST “Demolition man”)

28.   James William Guercio - The chase ' 73 (OST “Electra glide in blue”)

29.   Quincy Jones - Call me Mr. Tibbs '70 (OST “They call me Mr. Tibbs”)

30.   Barry White - Stick up '74 (OST “Together brothers”)

31.   Alec R. Constandinos - Trocadero suite '78 (OST “Trocadero lemon blue”)

32.   Bill Conti - Hot nights '74 (OST “Uncle Joe Shannon”)

33.   Roy Ayers - Aragon '73 (OST “Coffy”)

34.   Jerry Butler, Exuma - You can fly '70 (OST “Joe”)

35.   Phillip Lambro - Murph the surf '75 (OST “Murph the surf”)

36.   Quincy Jones - Money runner (OST “$”)

37.   Lalo Shifrin, Sonny Burke - Rollercoaster '77 (OST “Rollercoaster”)

38.   Roy Ayers - Coffy is the color '73 (OST “Coffy”)

39.   James Brown - Slaughter theme '72 (OST “Slaughter's big rip off”)

FUNK FOUNDATION #45 / ORIGINAL SOUNTRACKS

RADIO.D59B / DROPS #1 w/ Judy Free & Just1

1. Phil Dawson feat Nina_Miranda - Que_Beleza
2. Manuel Linhares - Lamento
3. Guillermo Reuter - Mr. Jenkins
4. Camarão Orkestra - Nação África
5. Pure Colors - Ascensión
6. Sons And Daughters Of Lite - Darkuman Junktion
7. Booker T. & The Mg's - Sticky Stuff
8. Roy Ayers - Magic Lady
9. Michael Franks - Just Like Key Largo
10. Delegation - Oh Honey
11. Sanja Marković - It Has Always Been
12. Marlena Shaw - Loving You Was Like A Party
13. Ego Ella May - The Morning Side of Love
14. Michael Henderson - Everybody Wants To Know Why
15. The Pointer Sisters - Happiness
16. Mike Lindup feat. Ursula Rucker - World Is Ready
17. Kiefer - Montara
18. Super Yamba Band - Bad Dog
19. W.R.L.C. - Johnny's No Good
20. Johnny Hammond - Fantasy
21. Irina Pavlović - The Soulful Heritage
22. Vlada Maricic - Stani, stani Ibar vodo

RADIO.D59B / INFLUENCES #85 w/ Coba

Everybody Loves… The 90'S Vol. II

Nothing Compares 2 U

Whitney Houston & Steely Dan - Babylon Sister

Plugged in/LIVE

My Old School

Babylon Sisters

Josie

This is a very special edition of carefully selected versions and edits of all times favourites classic rock, psychedelic jams, alternative and funky grooves .
a journey through timeless treasures re-toched by talented  electronic producers.

Artist Included  >>> Neil young, Eddie Vader, The Beatles, Nina Simone, Led Zeppelin, Radiohead, Joan Baez, Jimmy Page & Robert Plant, Black Sabbath, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, David Bowie, Tracy Chapman, Nirvana, Pink Floyd, The Dynamics , Jefferson Airplain, Rodriguez , Bob Dylan , Talking Heads, Peggy Lee, Vashti Bunyan and more... 

Hope you enjoy , share and repost this edits edition made with love for music of all times and places. 
bless , Yonder

All Times All Stars ☆★☆ Special Edits Edition

I want to make a pilgrimage
back to our homeland
of sand, blood, and ripened figs.

To unearth the garden I planted in another life
the roots of which might still cling
to their moorings in the earth,
even after this long storm of upheaval.

I want to whisper your forbidden name
unto the ears of the warm winds
that my voice might ride the gusts unto you,
break upon your back, and cause you to look up
and think of me as we walk the long path
back to one another.
By L.M. Browning - Upon the Desert Wind

Voglio fare un pellegrinaggio
di nuovo nella nostra patria
di sabbia, sangue e fichi stagionati.

Per portare alla luce il giardino che ho piantato in un'altra vita
le cui radici potrebbero ancora aggrapparsi
ai loro ormeggi nella terra,
anche dopo questa lunga tempesta di sconvolgimenti.

Voglio sussurrare il tuo nome proibito
fino alle orecchie dei venti caldi
che la mia voce possa cavalcare le raffiche fino a te,
rompersi sulle tue spalle e farti alzare lo sguardo
e pensa a me mentre percorriamo il lungo sentiero
di nuovo l'uno all'altro.
L.M. Browning - Sul vento del deserto

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