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In 1976, Stevie Wonder's 'Songs In The Key Of Life' spent 14 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard charts. This Winter, Stevie performs this entire album at various venues in the country‬. In honor of this tour, listen to SONGS IN THE KEY OF STEVIE, part DJ mix, part behind-the-music. Enjoy interviews, out-takes, covers, classics, and remixes from one of Stevie's most celebrated albums!

Songs In The Key Of Stevie

(Mix) 05. BoM - Spy Mix (Jazz, Soundtrack, Beats, Orchestral)

Tracklist: http://bit.ly/roy-ayers-75

Celebrating the 75th birthday of Mr Roy Ayers with this mix, showcasing some of my favourite tracks from his slightly lesser known material… Well, I mean compared to tracks like Everybody 
Loves The Sunshine, Searching, We Live In Brooklyn, Running Away, Love Will Bring Us Back Together…

I also hear new stuff that I hadn’t noticed before when I listen to his music - the track with Jack Wilson that opens the mix up is so heavy and cosmic for its time, and I’d forgotten about the track with Wayne Henderson! There are so many great albums out there including the 2 Virgin Ubiquities BBE put out... We could devote a whole week of radio programmes to Roy, his archive is so large… 

He is the key to all things between jazz, soul, disco and hip hop…. Thank you roy for all the music...


Tracklist

Roy Ayers 75th Birthday Mix

(Mix) 40. BoM - Breathing Of Cool Jazz (Cool Jazz, Smooth Jazz)

(Mix) 48. BoM - Sunshine Of Latin Jazz (Latin Jazz, Bossa Nova)

(Mix) 56. BoM - Old-Fashioned Jazz Mix(Jazz, Swing)

Here's my 4th mixtape of "Weed Jazz." Slow, smooth, funky ass jazz from the 70's.  All tracks from original LP's.  Get chonged out and enjoy.

Tracklist:
Horace Silver Quintet: Song For my Father
Stanley Cowell Trio: Miss Vicki
Bo Hansson: The Sun (Parallel or 90 degrees)
Gabor Szabo: Mizrab
Tom Scott: Song #1
Dave Pike: Times Out Of Mind
Hal Galper: Change Up
High Rise: Absence
Billy Cobham: Red Baron
Annette Peacock: Pony
Milt Jackson: People Make The World Go Round
George Freeman: Groovy Lady

Evening Weed Jazz No. 4

(Mix) 78. BoM - Breath Of Jazz-Funk (Jazz, Funk, Soul)

Here's another mixtape of stoned out, head nodding, smooth and funky ass jazz.  

Tracklist

Shirley Scott: Mystical Lady
Bohannon: Singing a Song For My Mother
Roy Ayers: Everybody Loves The Sunshine
Catalyst: New Found Truths
Hal Galper: This Moment
Stanley Cowell Trio: Maimoun
George Benson: No Sooner Said Than Done
Eric Gale: Tonsue Corte
Bob James: Feel Like Making Love
Hank Crawford: Good Morning Heartache
Gabor Szabo: Thirteen
Leon Spencer: Where I'm Coming From

Evening Weed Jazz 6

(97). BoM - Postmodern Jukebox Megamix

(Mix) 97. BoM - Postmodern Jukebox Megamix (Modern Vintage, Cover-band, Jazz-Pop)

Sometimes I hear a track on a jazz record and think it would sound great if it was played a little slower.  So this is a mix of songs pitchshifted a bit slower than how it's supposed to play.  If I didn't tell you these tracks were slowed down, you would have never known the difference.

Tracklist:

1. Quinn Harris: Freedom Flight
2. Hank Crawford: Funky Penguin
3. Stanley Turrentine: Storm
4. Ramon Morris: Sweet Sister Funk
5. Johnny Hammond: Who Is It Sylvia?
6.  Shirley Scott: Love Dreams
7. Barry Miles: Woodstock
8.  Charles Kynard: I've Got So Much Trouble On My Mind
9. Bobby Hutcherson: YuYo
10. Gabor Szabo: Spellbinder
11.  Billy Cobham: Stratus


Slowed Down Jazz Funk Mix 

The other day I was joking around how in the 70's this was "Key Party Season." That made me pull records like this.  Here's the soundtrack to a 70's Key Party.  You can almost smell the cocaine.

Jack DeJohnette: Epilogue
Steve Davis: Lalune Blanche
Gary Burton: Las Vegas Tango
Bill Conti: Packing Up
Pierre Bachelet: Emmanuelle Theme
Roger Eckers: Ain't No Sunshine
Bobby Hutcherson: The Love Song
Jimmy Madison: Sunny and Cooler
Fuse One: SIlk
Rasa: Questions In My Mind
Luther Raab: Street Angel
Ahmad Jamal: Sustah, Sustah
Les McCann: Poo Pye McGoochie;
Oliver Nelson: In a Japanese Garden
Charles Earland: Intergalactic Love song

Evening Weed Jazz 7

KEY PARTY MIXTAPE                                 (Smooth Weed Jazz, Funk & Fusion)

Here's a mix I made a while back.  Some of my all time favorite Smooth R&B jams.  Music to do it to.

Minnie Riperton: Inside My Love
Delegation: Oh Honey
Don Blackman: Holding You, Loving You
Dynasty: Adventures In The Land of Music
Blackbyrds: Mysterious Vibes
Donald Byrd: Wind Parade
George Benson: Breezin'
Heatwave: Star of the Story
Rufus: Sweet Thing
Teddy Pendergrass: Love TKO
O'Bryan: You and I
Mary Jane Girls: All Night Long
Sylvia Striplin: You Can't Turn Me Away
Isley Brothers: Between The Sheets
Leon Haywood: I wanna Do Something Freaky To You
Staple Singers: Let's Do it Again
Willie DeVaughn: Be Thankful for What You've Got

The Quiet Storm

Smooth Valentine's Mix

MILLION DOLLAR BABY:
Some might want to put aside music with titles like Million Dollar Baby, thinking it somehow dull and so eighty years ago. But I’ll wager that if you wind up the Gramophone and drop the needle on the record, you will find yourself transported to a time that is not your own. There are so few art forms that can do this. Here is some of what it sounded... (continued below)
PLAYLIST
Paul Whiteman: Paper Moon (33)
Ozzie Nelson: About A Quarter To Nine (35)
Leo Resiman: Until The Real Thing Comes Along (36)
Dick Powell: Flirtation Walk (34)
Bing Crosby: Just One More Chance (31)
The Blue Sky Boys: Banks Of The Ohio (35)
Jimmie Davis: My Mary (41)
Johnny Bothwell: I'll Remember April (45)
Betty Parker & Lionel Hampton: Hucklebuck (40)
Bob Crosby & Orchestra: Between 18th & 19th On Chestnut St (39)
Jimmie Lunceford & Nappy Lampare: Times A Wastin (37)
Teddy Wilson & Billie Holiday: Miss Brown & You (35)
Glen Grey & Kenny Sergeant: Blanket Of Blue (39)
Bob Crosby & Nappy Lamare: Cherry (39)
Lionel Hampton & Winnie Brown: Gone Again (39)
Jimmy Grier & Orchestra & Donald Novis: One Hour With You (32)
Victor Young & The Boswell Sisters: I Found A Million $ Baby (31)
Jimmy Grier & Pinky Tomlin: The Object Of My Affection (34)
Hoagy Carmichael: Georgia On My Mind (30)
Paul Whitman & Darby & Ramona: A Picture Of Me Without You (35)
Tommy Dorsey: After You've Gone (37)
Enric Madriguera & Orch:  Let's Have Another Cup Of Coffee (32)
Johnny Hamps Kentucky Serenaders: Keep Your Sunny Side Up (29)
Jimmy Luncford: Stomp It Off (37)
Pee Wee Hunt & Glen Grey: Sugar In My Tea (31)
Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra: Hay! Ba Ba Re Bop (36)
Bob Crosby: And Then Some (35)
Bunny Brannigan: I Can't Get Started (37)
Bing Crosby: Sweet And Lovely (31)
Red Nichols & The Five Pennies: Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble (30)
(continued from above)...like during the last great depression, when some of the best social commentary came from 78s. Best served in the evening with cocktails, frock or dinner jacket. Enjoy in joy. 日本 新曲

MILLION $ BABY: 1929-1945 Transport yourself to an earlier time. Swell!

PLAYLIST
Firesign Theatre: Extract
Lucky Thompson: Cover The Waterfront 
Ella Fitzgerald: A Mellow Tone
Coleman Hawkins: I'll Never Be The Same
Hot Lips Page: Come In Here Women
Benny Carter: Blues In E Flat
Coleman Hawkins: Self Portrait (Of The Bean)
John Coltrane: In A Sentimental Mood
Duke Ellington & Coleman Hawkins: Mood Indigo
Ella Fitzgerald: Mood Indigo
Paul Desmond: Things Ain't What They Seem 
Lucky Thompson: Indian Summer
King Pleasure: Red Top (52)
Ike Quebec: I Q Blues (43)
Benny Carter: Waltzin' The Blues (36)
Illinois Jaquet: Don't Blame Me (46)
Dinah Washington: Teach Me Tonight (54)

THE JOY OF SAX & ANYONE FOR TENORS: Smooth & silky 40's through 50's.

Cal Tjader was one of the hardest working musicians in Jazz who mastered countless instruments and rose through the ranks working with Verdadero Cuban and Afro-Latin musicians, deviating from the popular Exotica style of the times. When he finally came into his own in the Verve/Fantasy years, his creative talent was matched with sublime audio engineering delivering a crisp and unique sound. From the extended bongo rhythms to the soothing sounds of the vibraphone, Cal was a visionary who managed to bring a new attention to Latin music without compromise. The epitome of Latin Jazz can be discovered through this tribute mix to the Master Tjader.

For TRACKLIST: http://bit.ly/2EAGvXr

MIMS Tribute Mixes

TRACKLIST

Tribute to CAL TJADER - Selected & Mixed by DJ ASMA

A mix dedicated to my all-time favourite sound (along with some Wurlitzer, Moog, ARP and clavinet too).

Tracklist
Herbie on the Rhodes
Al Jarreau – Want to Be 
Kiosk – Mona Call
Misa Blam – Dobro Jutro
Jamey Aebersold – Mr. Super Hip
Tom Grant – Mystified
Hawk on Flight – Fat Freddy’s Cat
Frank Cunimondo Trio – Chameleon
Ahmad Jamal – Eclipse
Vince Guaraldi – There’s no Time for Love, Charlie Brown
Romano Mussolini Trio – Hong Kong
Geoff Tyus – Mt. Vernon Ave.
Intimate Disco – Animations
Teakwood – We are Teakwood

Rhodes Less Travelled

This mix might put you to sleep.  From slow, funky, mellow smooth jazz, to  Swedish and Hungarian prog that crosses that Jazz line. Very mellow and hypnotic.  It gets very proggy around the 40 minute mark. Expand your mind maaaaan.

Tracks
1. Lonnie Liston Smith: Shadows
2. Hysear Don Walker: Durham Queen
3. James Moody: The World Is A Ghetto
4.  Tom Scott: Sneaking In The Back
5. Lonnie Smith: It’s Changed
6. Roger Eckers: Mercy Mercy Mercy
7. Eddie Henderson: Emotions
8. Lloyd McNeill Quartet: 2504 Cliffbourne Pl.
9. Jimmy McGriff: Overwait Sharkbait
10. Ragnarok: Promenader
11. Mini: Korbe-Korbe
12. Bo Hansson: The Sun Parallel or 90 Degrees
13. Bergendy: Fuggoleges Motivumak

Weed Jazz Mixtape

PLAYLIST
Lena Horne: That Old Feeling
Bing Crosby: September Song
Frank Sinatra: My Funny Valentine
Ella Fitzgerald: My Happiness
Glen Gray & Cosa Coma Orchestra: For You
Billie Holiday: I Wished On The Moon
Fred Astaire: Concentrate On You
Benny Goodman: Body And Soul
Nat King Cole: Stardust (57)
Perry Como: Far Away Places (49) 
Edith Piaf: Comme Moi (57)
Frank Sinatra: The Lady Is A Tramp
Lena Horne: Love Me Or Leave Me
Bing Crosby: Only Forever
Marilyn Monroe: Bye Bye Baby
Ella Fitzgerald: I'm Glad There Is You
Fred Astaire: They Can’t Take That Away From Me
Nat King Cole: For Sentimental Reasons (I Love You)
Frank Sinatra: One For My Baby
Bing Crosby: I'll Be Seeing You
Lena Horne: Then I'll Be Tired Of You
Perry Como: They Say It's Wonderful
Ella Fitzgerald: Till The Real Thing
Frank Sinatra: Angel Eyes
Steve Martin: Pennies From Heaven