Alice Russell is fast becoming one of my favourite artists. I’ve only known about her for the last 2 years or so, but in that time I’ve made it my mission to collect as much of her music as possible. I own all her albums, plus a significant number of her numerous collaborations with artists such as Quantic, TM Juke and Bah Samba.

I’ve heard nothing but great things in relation to her live shows, and so earlier this year I planned to catch her  when she was performing in my home city. Sadly by the time I got round to getting tickets the gig was sold out. Thankfully, to celebrate the official UK release of Pot Of Gold and the Pot Of Gold: Remixes album, Alice decided to tour again, however this time it involved a three hour round trip to catch her at my nearest venue.

Before I get into Alice’s performance I’d like to mention the support act The Heavy. They only performed 4 or 5 tracks but I instantly liked what I was hearing. Their sound is a fusion of rock and soul, with elements of hard funk and even a little bit of reggae thrown in for good measure. If i’m honest they are not what I would usually go for, however their short set impressed me so much that I intend to grab both of their albums at the earliest opportunity.

Now this show was billed as ‘Alice Russell’ , which to all intents and purposes is what we got, however the show was so much more than just Alice singing away to tracks from her impressive catalogue. Her band also deserve a (big) mention as they came close to stealing the show on a couple of occasions, especially Jack Baker (of The Jack Baker Trio) on drums and Ben Jones on keys. Alice has been performing with these guys for some time now, and it really shows. The chemistry between them is amazing, and when the band are not playing they are either dancing, singing or generally acting up. much to Alice’s, and the audience’s, amusement.

The main focus of the show was on Alice’s newer material from Pot Of Gold including ‘Two Steps’, ‘Turn and Run’, her fantastic cover of Gnarls Barkley’s ‘Crazy’, the super-funky ‘Got The Hunger’, ‘Living The Life Of A Dreamer’ and new single ‘Let Us Be Loving’. She also performed older favourites, such as ‘Fly In The Hand’, ‘Munkaroo’, ‘Humankind’ and her cover of the White Stripes ‘Seven Nation Army’. To be honest I think she could have sang just about anything and still drove the crowd wild, it was obvious from the moment she first stepped onto the stage that most of the audience were die-hard fans just grateful to hear her fantastic vocals. Well she definitely did not disappoint, every track was sang like it was her last performance, and I didn’t hear a single dropped note throughout the entire set (eat your heart out X Factor!).

It is very difficult to pick highlights, from what I’m sure will be the best show I’ve been to this year, however if pushed I would have to chose two. First would be ‘Big Shiny Laser’, a new track that I’m hoping and praying will be released in some form soon. The track has a slight 80’s vibe, and showed both Alice and the band off at their very best. The second highlight would have to be her slowed-down performance of ‘Hurry On Now’. This track has appeared on several of Alice’s releases, each time either as a remix, or  with an alternative arrangement, and is definitely one of my favourites from her.

Sadly I didn’t manage to get any footage on the night, but here is a video of Alice performing ‘Big Shiny Laser’ at a Toronto show earlier in the year.

The record label Tru-Thoughts has always been a sign of high quality music, home of artists such as Quantic, TM Juke, Nostalgia 77, The Bamboos, Belleruche and the Hot 8 Brass Band. With a wide range of music genres,ill spare you a list, covered by the label it never fails to disappoint. This year sees the labels 10th anniversary and to celebrate they have released a double CD packed full of hits from their back catalogue. It’s a must for any music lover, unless you have most of the back catalogue then i wouldn’t bother, make your own best of.

Anyway here are two of my favourites from the album:

Quantic and Nickodemus – Mi Swing es Tropical

Nirobi and Barakas – Bungee Jump Against Racism

The fun doesn’t stop there they have also released an album of cover versions, amazingly titled Tru-thoughts covers, here are a couple of my favourites one by TM Juke which is a cover of the shoddy electro house hit by Fedde Le Grande-Put your hands up for detroit and the other is  a Jumbonics cover of  The Strokes- Lastnite.

TM and the Jack Baker Trio – Put your hands up for Detroit

Jumbonics – Lastnite

Headover to http://www.tru-thoughts.co.uk/ to purchase these great two great albums.

Debut album from TM Juke from the Tru Thoughts label. Ten years old now, the artistry on this label is incredible. TM Juke is a prime example.

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As any fan of independant or non-mainstream music will know, there are certain artists who should be household names/worldwide superstars, yet for some reason remain relatively unknown to the masses. The perfect example of this phenomenon is UK soul singer Alice Russell. With a total of 4 critically acclaimed albums under her belt, and some very high profile collaborations it is uncomprehensible to those in the know why she isn’t storming the charts and selling huge amounts of records.

Alice discovered her joy of singing, as many an artist does, whilst participating in local church choirs. Her choir singing, along with an affection for classic soul artists such as Stevie Wonder and Aretha Franklin set the seed for what was to become a very successful independent career. Her first big break came when she was asked to perform on tracks by latin/house/soul band Bah Samba and then she came to the attention of Will Holland and began collaborations with both Quantic and his Quantic Soul Orchestra. Fast forward a few years and the talented songstress was releasing her first album, 2004’s Under The Munka Moon, on the Brighton-based Tru-Thoughts label. The album was a collection of collaborations, singles and remixes with established artists such as Quantic and Nature Boy.

Her association with the Tru-Thoughts label continued and a year later she released her first studio album, and my personal favourite,  My Favourite Letters. The album was co-written and produced by labelmate and friend TM Juke, who would go on to accompany Alice on tours of the UK, Europe and Australia. The album featured soul/funk classics such as ‘A Fly In The Hand’, ‘Humankind’ and personal highlight ‘Munkaroo’ and further cemented Alice’s reputation as one of the best and most promising independent UK artists to emerge in a very long time.

Whilst continually touring around the world Alice released her third album, and last on the Tru-Thoughts label, Under The Munka Moon II (2006). Much the same as her first album, it featured a host of remixes, collaborations and cover versions, including a cover of The White Stripes ‘Seven Nation Army’ and a remix of fan favourite ‘Hurry On Now’. During this time Alice and TM Juke continued to write and record in the studio and Alice still managed to find time to collaborate with other like-mindedartists and Tru-Thoughts labelmates.

Her most recent work is 2008’s Pot Of Gold. Again the album is a collaborative effort with TM Juke (and the rest of her band) and features a host of new material plus a cover of Gnarls Barkley’s ‘Crazy’ and another version of ‘Hurry On Now’. Unlike her previous 3 releases this album was not released through the Tru-Thoughts label but rather the the independent Sparkle Street label. Next up for Alice is the release of her highly anticipated Pot Of Gold: Remixes album (released on Oct 5th) and several live dates around the UK and Europe, which I already have my ticket for!

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Ανάθεμα με όμως!! Γιατί πρέπει κάθε φορά που κάποιος καλλιτέχνης έχει κατασταλάξει σε ένα μουσικό στυλ, να το αλλάζει και να με ξενερώνει?? Τον TM Juke τον έχω ψηλά. Θέλεις γιατί είναι στην (πολυαγαπημένη) Tru Thoughts, θελείς γιατί αποτελεί έναν ακόμα πιο εμπνευσμένο Bonobo? Τί θέλεις, πες μου? Ο TM Juke έκανε την εμφάνιση του το 2003, με το Maps Of The Wilderness και το 2006 κυκλοφόρησε το Forward. Φοβερά albums και τα δύο. Cinematic, broken beat, με electro funk και στοιχεία pop που τον απογείωσαν. Το 2008 έρχεται με την τρίτη δουλειά του, σε συνεργασία με τους The Jack Baker Trio, με τίτλο Boto And The Second Liners. Jazz, funk, soul, latin και bossanova σε ένα cd που με απογοήτευσε, πλην 2-3 κομματιών. Μη με ρωτάς γιατί… Μπορεί να είμαι εγώ παράξενος. Άκουσε το, λόγω ονόματος… 3/5!

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Tru Thoughts Covers have been releasing jazzy, soulful covers of various chart toppers and dance floor anthems over a number of years but they’re now available in a single CD for you to enjoy. Excellent.

TM Juke & The Jack Baker Trio – Put you hands up for Detriot (Fedde le Grand cover)

Nostalgia 77 ft. Alison Russell – Seven nation army (The White Stripes cover)

This is what it’s been like lately in MTL. Most people hide from the rain. But I welcome it. I loooove the rain! I say, bring it on! Rain makes everything better. Rain at the end of “Paranoid Android” in Vancouver. Rain at the end of “Man in the Mirror” for Wonder’s set. And today, rain during Alice Russell and David Rotundo Band and Enrico Crivellaro was wonderful. Today was a good day! Great music all day long! Recap after the jump!

This Halifax group, Gypsophilia, put on such a great show on the main stage. Lots of energy, and great humor, saying stuff like, we heard Stevie Wonder was on the stage a few days ago, we never thought Stevie Wonder would be opening for us! Har har har! Funny beans. Great jazz set and very interactive. Always egging the crowd on to clap and sing along. Great set!

BEST DISCOVERY OF THE JAZZ FESTIVAL SO FAR.

Since I had enough jazz, I decided to venture off to non-jazz stages and found myself settling at the Loto Quebec Stage where the David Rotundo Band and Enrico Crivellaro were playing. The electric guitar solos blew my mind. The soul from the harmonica was astounding. Though I don’t oft listen to blues, I knew this was blues when I heard it. Cold. Hard. Blues. Rotundo has such an energy, grace, and a smile that seduces us all to cheer as loud as we can. I think my most memorable moment was during the song “Can I Come Into Your Kitchen”. Not sure if this is the actual song name. The lyrics to this song are absolutely fantastic. The build up, the stops and gos of this song defined their entire sound for me, defined for me what blues are really about.

Can I come into your kitchen and cook all night long
Your stove is so hot it makes me wanna go down there and turn it on
I want to smell…
YOUR SOUP!
I want to lick…
your pudding!
Finger your…

And he leaves it there, teasing the crowd and leaving us hanging as he goes into the chorus. Donning a Habs shirt, Rotundo’s main talk was…CA VA BIEN?!?! They put on such an amazing performance that I decided to return to see their second show the same night. And it was just as awesome. I got to meet Crivellaro right after the first show, and told him that I’d be back!!! Surely enough, during the second show in the front row cheering and dancing wildly, he recognized me with a bow and returned my thumbs up! I am famous. Tee hee.

I had to sit down after Rotundo and Crivellaro. I circled Colin Hunter next, as the man to see. He sounded a lot like Sinatra as he delivered well known jazz hits such as Nat King Cole’s “Unforgettable”. Great voice. An OK show though. There wasn’t a large stage presence in comparison to the other artists I’ve seen this week.

Next up! The Argentinian (Que Bueno!) Federico Aubele. As with most latin music tends to be, his songs were slow and sensual. He seemed to have read my mind when he described what they were playing, a collection of love songs. He jokingly said that if you wanted to make out with the person next to you, or grab someone , it’s ok! It’s the effect of the music. It’s love music. And if you don’t feel anything, maybe you should see a shrink…maybe there’s something wrong with you! Ja! Gracioso, mate. The bassist looks like he’s possessed in this picture and in a way he was, being the most locomotive of the bunch, grooving and grinding his hips with the beats and playing the bass gently as to give that you know, love effect. The woman’s voice was fantastic as well. Overall a wonderful show that left me in a state of nostalgia. I really miss latin america. I really miss Buenos Aires (where Aubele is from). Such a wonderful show. Below are two songs that I really liked during the performance…though on the LP there is a woman singing it, and during MJF Aubele was singing…and I think I much prefer the latter. My favorite of the night was “La Esquina”, which means the corner. He explains to us that he grew up on this corner, saw a lot of things in the corner…a very important junction in his life.

MP3: Federico Aubele – La Esquina

MP3: Federico Aubele – Corazon

I love the Bell stage. Last time it was the Samsung stage. Pretty much all the funk, groove, dance, rhythm, tropical, and the like artists play here. I remember being here every single day for the MJF two years ago. I discovered so many artists such as Pawa Up First (who return this year), Artist of the Year (who also return), Misteur Valaire, Forro in the Dark, and countless others. Alice Russell, walking up to the stage, seemed like an eccentric lady, with purple tights, black laced short skirt, and a pink bow standing out in her bleach blonde hair.  Eccentric doesn’t even cut it.

She reminds me of Beth Ditto of the Gossip. Super strong voice paired with relentless stage presence. Funny thing is, I had Alice Russell on my computer since she released her newest album Pot of Gold quite a long time ago but never got the chance to listen. But now I have. It’s fantastic. Live, she kept us dancing, clapping, wooing away the rain so to speak. It was funky, jazzy, rocky, and all over the place. She even covered the White Stripe’s “Seven Nation Army”. Her and her band raised these mini flags saying “why not?”. Why not indeed. The cover was SICK. Just incredible. With the rain drizzling down, it made the performance even more surreal. There was also a bit of “Passin’ Me By” by the Pharcyde as well. Respect. Despite some technical difficults with the detachable keyboard—there was supposed to be a synth keyboard solo—the show went on and I don’t think the crowd even noticed the rain, the stabbing wet rocks underneath our feet because every minute with Russell was getting better and better. It was clear how much energy the crowd had despite the weather, Russell saying herself, mmmmmmmmmmmm so much energy! Lemme take a drink from the Energy Straw! Mmmmmmmmmm. What a personality! Jajaj I love it. It’s unfortunate that her LP doesn’t capture how ridiculously amazing her voice and aura are live, but they do her some justice. These are my two favorite performances of the night:

MP3: Alice Russell – Let Us Belong

MP3: Alice Russell – Got the Hunger

David Rotundo Band and Enrico Crivellaro encore!!! Their second show was less bluesy and seductive. Much more hard rock, hard jazz. But still a great show. So crazy.

I love this group now. THANK YOU JAZZ FEST!!!

“High Up On The Hook” – Alice Russell

From the 2005 LP – My Favourite Letters

Alice Russell a British soul singer who states her influences such as Minnie Ripperton, Eva Cassidy, Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan, Aretha Franklin and Jill Scott. She recently appeared in Vancouver as part of the International Jazz Festival to a sell out and enthusiastic crowd at The Biltmore Cabaret. The thing that has set Russell apart from other soul singers with a very strong voice is that she has worked with some very tight and brilliant musicians; Quantic, 4hero (need i say more!!), Nostalgia 77, TM Juke, Bugz In The Attic and Nu: Tone. In her second release, an album proper (her first was a collection of remixes and collaborations) you’ll find her voice soulfully dips and peaks into funky, hip hop, nu-jazz and neo-soul. Go listen to this album, aloud on the beach eating your burger and while drinking your wine.

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Well, hello there, and Merry Christmas!

What with it being the Premium Gifting Period (and indeed, the first Christmas on Clockwork Shorts), I’ve put something special together to share with you – a selection of five mixes for you to download and enjoy.

If I were a younger man, I’d urge you to have these on your iPod ready for a party of some description, but being pragmatic about it, allow me to make some better suggestions:

In Part 1 is some fun bouncy funk and hip hop beats – this could be ideal to get you chugging round your home whilst putting up the decorations. Part 2 has a selection of strangely familiar housey tracks that you can sing along to as you weave your way through the high street stores; moving on to Part 3, you will find some more uptempo tunes – just the thing to keep you distracted on the long motorway drive back to see your family! Xmas Mix Part 4 has got a bit of Dubstep in it – clearly the sort of relentlessly cheery music that’s perfect to open your pressies to, and finally in Part 5 is a woozy selection of Cosmic Disco – something nice to wind down to as you’re digesting turkey and recovering from THAT Doctor Who cliffhanger…

So – hopefully there’s a bit of something for everyone, and possibly even a bit of everything for someone.

Which brings me to the tricksy bit – for the few of you who are hardy or foolish enough to listen to all five of these mixes in sequence, you will discover they slot together (almost) seamlessly, like a giant musical Voltron – combining to form a 7 hour long Epic Mix. *phew*

If even the smallest iota of this selection is pleasing to your ears, the best way you can show your appreciation is to share these mixes with others. . . Burn someone a copy onto disc, drag and drop it on their desktop, blog it, whatever you like. Tell you what, in a “Pay it Forward”-chain-letter-kinda-stylee, I’ll guarantee you a lifetime’s supply of oxygen if you email any or all of these mixes to five other people. Now, what could be better than that? . .

Anyway, I’m sure you’ve only skim-read my verbose utterances, so allow me to conclude by wishing you the warmest of Season’s Greetings and a Fruitful and Joyous 2009.

And now, time for the music….

Part 1 – Funkybeetz, Hoppity hip, and Digi-hall

1. Lack of Afro – Touch my Soul
2. Romanowski – flagranti
3. Andy H – Kick Kick
4. Featurecast – Disco Diesel
5. A Skillz & Krafty Kuts – Aint it Funky (FKF remix)
6. Aldo Vanucci – Blue Grassed Devil
7. Qdup Foundation – Renegades Revenge
8. Dusty – Explosion
9. Funk Weapons – Story Time
10. Geriba – So High
11. TM Juke & the Jack Baker Trio – Heads High (er)
12. 50 Cent – A Little bit ( Modeselektor Fifty weapons remix)
13. Kraddy – Android Porn (Orangewarrior Wants you Back mash)
14. Snoop Dogg – Gangsta like Me
15. Q-Tip – Getting Up
16. J Live – The Upgrade (feat Posdonus & Oddisee)
17. Lyrics Born – I Changed My Mind
18. Sono Rhizmo – I’m your sexmachine
19. Resense 006 side b
20. Nightmares on Wax – Da Feelin
21. Sono Rhizmo – Barbwire
22. Fort Knox Five v Ursula 1000 – Under Mi sensi
23. Toddla T – Fill up mi portion
24. Toddla T – Backchatter
25. Little Boots – Meddle (Toddla remix)
26. Amy Winehouse – Valerie (baby j remix)
27. Ed Solo & Skool of Thought – We Play the Music
28. Kid Sister & David Banner – Family Reunion

(1hr 35mins)

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Part 2 – Mellow house & Techy-elekky bithniz

29. LCD Soundsystem – Losing My Edge
30. Architecture in Helsinki – That Beep (radioclit remix)
31. The Knife – Heartbeats (rex the dog remix)
32. Neon Neon – Racquel
33. DJ Mujava – Township Funk
34. Theme from BBC’s “The Apprentice” – Waiting Games
35. Black Ghosts – Something New
36. James Pants – Ka$h (A Trak remix)
37. Daedalus – Make it So (xxxchange remix)
38. Pase Rock – Get Money Kids
39. The Juan Maclean – Happy House
40. Will Saul & Tam Cooper – Sequential Circuits (Gui Boratto remix)
41. Claude von Stroke – Chimps
42. Jokers of the Scene – Baggy Bottom Boys
43. Sia – The Girl You Lost to Cocaine (Sander Van Doorn remix)
44. Watch With Teacher School TV interlude music- Raymond Guiot Ensemble – Flute & Flute
45. Simian Mobile Disco – clock
46. Dilemn – Cosmica (Tom Deluxx remix)

Part 2 is 1hr 18mins duration.

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Part 3 – Ravey house

47. ZZT – The Worm
48. 2 Bit Thugs – Rock Blockin Beats
49. Alex Gopher – Aurora
50. DJ Ayres – Give it up or turn it loose
51. Fake Blood – Mars
52. Little Boots- Stuck on Repeat (Fake remix)
53. The Kills – Cheap & Cheerful (fake blood)
54. Diplo – Blow Your Head (dj Eli remix)
55. Rod Lee – Let me see what your working with
56. Empire of the Sun – Walking on a Dream
57. Crookers & boy 8 Bit – The Crow
58. Proxy – Raven
59. Proxy – Destroy
60. Basement Jaxx – Twerk
61. Bobby Brown – My Prerogative (Breakdown remix)
62. Boy 8 Bit – Bulbs Burn Out
63. MGMT – Kids (Soulwax remix)
64. The Ting Tings – Great DJ (Calvin Harris mix)
65. Harvard Bass – Caked
66. Rejected – Lets go Juno (Harvard bass remix)
67. MSTRKRFT – Vuvuvu
68. Rampage – Reactivate
69. Rob Threezy – You Bad
70. Bird Peterson – Shooked
71. Sinden – Balla Shava
72. DJ Manaia – Fatty Girl
73. Claire Hux – Holy Ghost in the Club (bird peterson remix)
74. Pop Levi – Dita Dimone (mumdance & high rankin remix)
75. Sub Focus – X Ray (tittsworth remix)
76. Buraka son sistema – Inna de Ghetto

Part 3 is 1hr 41mins duration.
139 Mb.

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Part 4 – Dubstep & Drum & Bass

77. Buraka son Sistema & Skream – Blipstream
78. Dave Gahan – Saw Something (skreamix)
79. Black Ghosts – Some Way Through This
80. Sia – Where i belong (various production)
81. Kid Sister – Pro Nails (Rusko remix)
82. TC – Wheres My Money (Caspa remix)
83. Benga – 26 Basslines
84. Benga – go Tell them
85. Benny Page – Step Out
86. V. Snares – Koonut – Kaliffee
87. Chase & Status – Music Club
88. Noisia – Stigma
89. Noisia – Strange owl Experiment
90. LAOS – 1990s
91. Fort Knox Five – Bam and Bass (thunderball remix)
92. Me & You – Last Night
93. Benny Page – Turn Down the Lights
94. Fine Cut Bodies – Beaver Blink – Ooah remix

Part 4 is 55mins in duration.

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Part 5 – Cosmic Disco

95. MGMT – Electric Feel (Aeroplane Mix)
96. Too Hard – Coyote (Aeroplane remix)
97. Grace Jones – Williams blood remix
98. Thomas Dolby – Dissidents: The Search for the Truth
99. Woolfy v Projections – Neve
100. Rubber Room – Cockroach
101. Aeroplane – Caramellas
102. Born Ruffians – Red Yellow and Blue (White Williams remix)
103. Mark e & Dragon – Good Times (Prins Thomas miks)
104. Suzy Q – Get on Up and Do It Again
105. Windsurf – Windsurf
106. David Rubato – Circuit
107. Cosmorama – Discodromo (Prins Thomas mix)
108. LCD Soundsystem – Us V Them (Any colour u like remix)
109. Hell interface – Midus Touch

Part 5 is 1hr 26mins in duration.
119Mb

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So there you have it – a Seven Hour mix from yours truly as a special Xmas soundtrack to whatever you get up to this holiday season. Merry Christmas and I’ll see you in 2009.

(Of course, if your ears are still unsatisfied, you can always click HERE or HERE to explore the full archive of my mixological exploits – updated with something new every few weeks as the whim takes me.)

Ps: Steampunk robo-insects “borrowed” from the excellent work of Christopher Conte.. http://www.microbotic.org/portfolio.htm

TM Juke is a pretty prolific guy. He is a high standard jazz guitarist who has released at least two solo albums, maybe more, (I can’t be bothered to check) on Tru Thoughts. He has toured with Alice Russell, remixed for numerous jazzy/dancey artists and is one half of the Brighton DJ duo Me&You. His latest outing is with the Jack Baker Trio. It’s all amazing. I’ve done a remix/edit of the track – Fortune Favours the Bold. It’s ok.

Stream here:

Or enjoy the 320 kbps MP3:

Fortune Favours the Bold (Rumblejazz edit)

Check the original at the Tru Thoughts website here: http://www.tru-thoughts.co.uk/audio/Tm-Juke-and-The-Jack-Baker-Trio/current-track-fortune-favours-the-bold

As a follow up to the previous post, I had a dig through the records to find some other indie/rock tracks repackaged by a jazzy/funky outfit.

So here are a couple of groovy numbers that fit into that category:

Alice Russell – Seven Nation Army (The White Stripes) – removed as per request

Jumbonics – Last Nite (The Strokes) – removed as per request

Tm Juke & The Jack Baker Trio – Put Your Hands Up for Brighton (Fedde Le Grande) – removed as per request

Not so coincidentally, all these tracks come from artists signed to my favourite label, Tru Thoughts.

They are all available from www.etchshop.co.uk.

I highly recommend you check them out!

Now Listening: Kings Of Leon – Youth & Young Manhood – Wasted Time

In der ersten Stunde gibt es einige Neuvorstellungen, zum Beispiel das Debut-Album vom Trio Valore und eine neue LP von TM Juke in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Jack Baker Trio. Die zweite Stunde steht im Zeichen der kommenden Funk Explosion. Soul,Reggae, Boogaloo …
Viel Spass beim anhören.

Playlist | 05.10.2008 (Wdh. 10.10.2008)

Interpret / Titel / Label (Format)

1.Stunde

Stee Downes / Asunder / Sonar Kollektiv (CD-R)
Dusty / Tap Tap / Jazz & Milk Recordings (CD-R)
Bahama Soul Club / Sugar Cane (Lack Of Afro Remix) / Buyu Records (CD-R)
Hi-Fly Orchestra / Crosstown Traffic / Tramp (LP-track: Mambo Atomico)
El Michels Affair / Ocho Rios / Truth & Soul (LP-track: Sounding Out he City)
Charles Bradley / The Telephone Song / Dunham (7″)
Trio Valore / Anxious Mo-Fo / Record Kicks (LP-track: Return Of The Iron Monkey)
Trio Valore / Rehab / Record Kicks (LP-track: Return Of The Iron Monkey)
The Souljazz Orchestra / State Terrorism / Do Right Music (7″)
Jimi Tenor & Kabu Kabu / Mystery Spot / Sahco (7″)
The Lions / Ethio-Steppers / Ubiquity (LP-track Jungle Struttin’)
TM Juke & The Jack Baker Trio / Spread It On / Tru Thoughts (LP-track: Boto And The Second Liners)
TM Juke & The Jack Baker Trio / Echoes from The Surface / Tru Thoughts (LP-track: Boto And The Second Liners)

2.Stunde

Flowering Inferno / Juanita Bonita / Tru Thoughts (7″)
Tenor Saw / More Golden / Humming Bird (7″)
The Skatelites / Confucius / Top Deck Records (7″)
Chet “Poison” Ivey / Mata Hari / Kent (7″)
Count Yates / Chimpanzee / Penniman Records (7″)
The Mighty Marvelous / Talkin’ Bout Ya, Baby / ABC (7″)
The Vontastics / Never Let Your Love Grow Cold / St.Lawrence (7″)
The Exits / You Got To Have Money / Gemini (7″)
Otis Redding / Loving By The Pound / Kent (7″)
Purple Mundi / Stop Hurting Me Baby / Soul45 (7″)
Liberty / Girl You Better Wake Up / BASF (7″)
The Main Ingredient / Evening Of Love / Expansion (7″)
Family Tree / Family Tree (Disco Version) / Ananda (7″)
Cosmic Force / Trinidad Bump / Truth & Soul (12″)
Manteca / De Todo / Freestyle (12″)
Bronx River Parkway & Candela Allstars / Donde / Truth & Soul (LP-track: San Sebastian 152)
Orchestra Harlow / Freak Off / Fania (LP-track: El Exigente)
The Latin Souls / The Party Is Over / Kapp (LP-track: Boo-Ga-Loo & Shing-A-Ling)

something old and smooth to make the patio flow tm juke

songs o summer: epic last song (lifelike remix)

also, lady di recommends putting the genres of music as categories and ur name and artist info as tags for better search results

Είχαμε καιρό να ακούσουμε κάτι τέτοιο. Κάτι τόσο πρωτότυπο βρε αδελφέ. ME & YOU – Floating Heavy. Σας παρακαλώ συγκρατήστε το. Το ντουέτο αποτελούν οι Rob Lewis (αφεντικό της δισκογραφικής Tru Thoughts) και ο Alex Cowan (κατά κόσμον TM Juke). Μόνο μια λέξη υπάρχει για μια τέτοια συνεργασία: ΕΓΓΥΗΣΗ. Disco, Dub, Funky Breaks, Hip Hop, Electro, Broken Beat. Αυτός ο δίσκος έχει τα πάντα, μα πάνω από όλα…. έμπνευση. Πάρτε τον οπωσδήποτε. 4/5.

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