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Back On The Beach

Back On The Beach (feat. Bluey)

Bob Baldwin - Business Call

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I've mentioned growing up in Detroit in the 1980's and how many different styles of music my friends and I would listen to on a daily basis. It's one of the things I'm most grateful for as it regards to my teen years. One of the artist we loved was the amazing: Jean-Luc Ponty. We would camp out at his outdoor concerts in the summer and listen to him play his masterful violin into the wee hours of the night. Then when we weren't seeing him play live and in person, we listened to his music on our Jazz radio station WJZZ. (Good Times) I plan on slowing down my BPM down on some of my sets this year to maybe even 100 BPM, this groove was recorded at 108 BPM's... Enjoy!!!

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Jean-Luc Ponty "Elephants In Love" (Spivey's JZZ Groove Edit)

Danny Kane feat Colonel Red - Thang (teaser)

Carl Moore, is what we call a true definition of a working musician. A person who’s continuing to have an expansive career spanning over 4 decades. From the late 70s being part of funk group ‘Split Decision Band’ through to the early 80s and working in Japan. Aswad and Carl discuss the makings of his elusive limited EP ‘Chance’ released in 1984, and celebrating the music 40 years later as see the reissue of ‘Carter Lake’ and It ‘Must Be The Beat’ via Sam Don's new record label adventure — Sweet Free Association.

Carl Moore

Flashlight Pt2. Dub

100 - Sade - Paradise (KKS_1501)

Maysa - I Can't Help It (Edit Dj Amine)

Right then!

The sun is bouncing off the slate roof,
I’m standing here to offer proof.
That I can smile and stand up straight,
And meet you by the garden gate.
I’ve practiced this inside the mirror,
To make the signal loud and clear.
I’ve tucked the shadows out of sight,
To step into the sudden light.

Shwmae! How are things today?
I’m throwing all the clouds away.
Shwmae! It’s good to see your face,
Lighting up this quiet place.

We’re patching up the broken strings!
Shwmae!

You ask me how I’m getting on,
I lie and say the ghosts are gone.
I talk about the books I read,
And not the silence in the bed.
I’m talking fast, I’m talking loud,
I’m dancing through the busy crowd.
I promise that I’m doing fine,
I’m walking on a steady line.

Shwmae! How are things today?
I’m throwing all the clouds away.
Shwmae! It’s good to see your face,
Lighting up this quiet place.

(How are things? How are things?)
We’re patching up the broken strings!
Shwmae!

I’m shouting so you don’t look deep,
At all the secrets that I keep.
I’m waving wildly from the shore,
Because I miss you to the core.
I’m terrified the gap is wide,
So I put a little joy inside.

Shwmae! How are things today?
I’m throwing all the clouds away.
Shwmae! It’s good to see your face,
Lighting up this quiet place.

We’re patching up the broken strings!

Shwmae!
Yeah, everything is good.
Everything is good.

Shwmae!

100 Erica Reed - I'll Make It Alright (Edit.Mbdj)

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