Video Performance: https://youtu.be/kGGSZxc830o

DJ Raj Mahal taps into his vast array of dirt stash raers and tripped out beat head cult classics for yet another quality all vinyl livestream.

Track List:

Dude	- Pappys Haunted House
Fire	- Pegasus
For What It's Worth	- Fresh Air
Funky to the Bone	- Freddi-Henchi & the Soul Setters
I Can Hear You Calling	- Three Dog Night
Scratch My Back	- Sex 
Fun Buggy	- The Poets
Feelin' Alright	- The Rustix
Sweet Love	- Surprize
Rollingstone -	The Troggs
I'm Fallin' Far Behind	- Tear Gas
I Think It's	- Rock Workshop
And Then There Was Skin	- Cozy Powell
J'Ai Tout Lu, tout Vu, tout Bu	- Jacques Dutronc
En Melody	- Serge Gainsbourg
Instant Whip	- The Tremeloes
Love	- Les Hou-Lops
Electrified People	- Electrified People
Love Is Love	- Titanic
Morning Sickness	- Coryell
Love Grows A Flower	- Impala Syndrome
Time To Take Possession	- Taki
The Other Song	- Spirit

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Funk Rock Freakout - 70s funk rock, groovy psych, garage  - Ep. 33 All Vinyl DJ Set

Hi Everybody, my seasonal MIMS show is back after a short break.

On this episode of MFT I’m very happy to welcome Malcolm Strachan, Scottish trumpet player and member of the Haggis Horns.

As usual I have selected my favorite recent discoveries like the spiritual jazz tracks fromy Àbájade, Jazz is Dead Feat Lonnie Liston Smith and Organic Pulse Ensemble.  I also included the amazing last tracks from the well known contemporary Jazz Artists Soul Supreme and Sven Wunder.

For his part, Malcolm Strachan has chosen for us some of his favorites and main influences tune including some great Trumpet and Sax players like Freddie Hubbard, Eddie Harris, Stanley Turrentine and the Master Dizzy Gillespie.

Enjoy !!!

MY FAVORITE THINGS — Show #43 w/ Malcolm Strachan (Hosted by Psycut)

Cut Chemist "The Diabolical" Side B

In celebration of Hip Hop's 50th year, we've teamed up with London based ‘Classic Material’ to present a chronologically themed series of mixtapes celebrating the history of recorded rap music, mixed by Chris Read. Edition #6 in this year by year series pays tribute to the Hip Hop of 1992, a year most notable for shifts in production techniques and styles and, perhaps more importantly, sampling trends. Abandoning over-saturated funk standards in favour of obscure jazz samples, producers such Showbiz, Diamond D, Q-Tip and many others besides laid the foundations for the laid back jazz led sound that characterised countless East Coast classics of the early to mid 90s. On the West Coast, Dr Dre’s seminal Chronic LP also broke new ground in terms of production style with a polished, classicly LA sonic template that formed the blueprint for the G Funk sound which ruled supreme throughout the early 90s. Artwork pays tribute to iconic logo of Nervous Records Hip Hop sub-label 'Wreck Records'.

1. Classic Material Intro
2. Ultramangnetic MCs - Introduction to the Funk (Excerpt)
3. Beastie Boys - Jimmy James (Excerpt) 
4. Gang Starr - The Place Where We Dwell (Instrumental)
5. Chris Read - Theme #3 Scratchapella
6. Dr Dre feat Kurupt, Rage &RBX - Lyrical Gangbang (Excerpt)
7. Gang Starr - Gotta Get Over (Taking Loot)
8. Showbiz & AG - Catchin Wreck
9. Showbiz & AG feat Lord Finesse, Big L and Deshaun - Represent
10. Chubb Rock feat Rob Swinga & Red Hot Lover Tone - Yabba Dabba Do (Instrumental)
11. Chubb Rock feat Rob Swinga & Red Hot Lover Tone - Yabba Dabba Do (Vocal)
12. Pete Rock & CL Smooth feat Grand Puba - Skins
13. Showbiz & AG feat Diamond D - Still Diggin
14. Hard Knocks - Strictly from the Bronx
15. Double XX Posse - The Headcracker
16. Positive K - Flower that Grows in Brooklyn
17. Brand Nubian - Steal Ya Ho
18. Black Sheep - On the Wall
19. Apache - Gangsta Bitch (Loop)
20. Diamond D - Best Kept Secret (45 King Remix)
21. Supercat - Ghetto Red Hot (Bobby Konders Mix) (Loop)
22. Afrika Bambaataa presents Time Zone - Zulu War Chant
23. Keefy Keef - Cause I’m Keefy Keef
24. Demon Boyz - Glimmety Glammety (Don Gorgon Mix)
25. Gang Starr - Now You’re Mine (Instrumental)
26. Gang Starr feat Nice & Smooth - DWYCK (Acapella)
27. Pete Rock & CL Smooth - On and On (Instrumental)
28. Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Straighten It Out (Instrumental)
29. Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Straighten It Out (Vocal)
30. Zhigge - Rakin In the Dough
31. Diamond D - Sally Got a One Track Mind (Two Track Beatdown)
32. Diamond D - Sally Got a One Track Mind (Showbiz Remix)
33. K Solo - The Formula (House Party) (Excerpt)

#HIPHOP50: Classic Material Edition #6 (1992) mixed by Chris Read

This month's livestream set, another eclectic mix of records and digital, everything from private press jazz to some un-released beats of my own. Hope you dig it! Tune in every second Thursday on Twitch for new live streams! - DJ Ian Head

Walking in Space - May 2024

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Two legends have passed on recently - Roberta Flack and Gwen McCrae, both of whom had records that have been important to me for many years. Unfortunately some of my Roberta Flack records were damaged in a flood years ago, and so I tried to pull a few favorites from what I still have, and mostly less obvious pieces from both artists catalogs. That being said, I still included two big hits on here because of the impact that each song had on me - McCrae's "90% of Me" is such vintage funk, a record I got in my earliest days of digging, and I will always cherish. And Flack's amazing duet with Donnie Hathaway, "Back Together Again" - I will never forget when Bobbito dropped this at APT in late 2001 and DJ Center and I lost our minds. RIP to these incredibly amazing women.

Pullin from the Stacks - Roberta Flack & Gwen McCrae Tribute

Method Man - "Rap City Freestyle" (Owltree Remix)

KELLEN DE VOS - GRAND SLAM

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RZA Production Mix

In Loving Memory of Philip Grahame Asher [1966 - 2021]

On Friday 22nd January 2021 our lovely friend Phil Asher suddenly passed away leaving his family, friends and the global dance music community mourning the loss of one of life’s unsung heroes and real good guys.

Without Phil Asher or PHLASH there would be no Reel People. Like so many artists and acts that came from London’s soulful dance scene in the early 2000s he was the LINK that made it all happen. He introduced all 3 of us and like all others we followed him in awe of his passion for music and love for his community and life.

Phil was an MPC beating, dancefloor destroying, hands in the air making, cup of tea and yum yum eating man like no other. Words can’t begin to describe just how infectious his laugh was and how warm his hugs were.

We are so grateful that Brian, Sheldon and all the guys at Traxsource have helped us to put this tribute page to Phil live on the site. Thanks also to all the friends of Phlash who have supported with charts and to Spinna for such a wonderful dj mix. For those who don’t know about Phil’s musical legacy, please take time to delve into this page and discover incredible joints and jams. For those who do know about Phil, we hope you find some hidden gems from this restless soul.

Phil was incredibly proud of his amazing son Marvin who has followed in his dad’s footsteps into music production under the aliases NGC and the Xutians. With this in mind his close friends have set up The Marvin Jupiter Asher fund to help Marvin continue his dream and continue the Asher legacy. Phil’s family & friends respectfully request that anyone who wishes to honour PHLASH is invited to make a contribution to the fund.

The Marvin Jupiter Asher Fund - http://bit.ly/3p8WnHE

Phil we are gonna miss you brother, thank you for everything you did for us and everyone who was lucky enough to meet you.

Our Love Always
Toni, Mike & Oli (Reel People)

Tribute Spotlight

Tribute Mix to Phil Asher aka PHLASH by DJ Spinna

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