Tuesday, July 24, 2007

12 more recommendations

1. From the ParisDJs site, a small but perfectly formed mix of early electro

http://www.parisdjs.com/index.php/erik-rug-waxgroove-vol2

Erik Rug - Waxgroove Vol.2

01. Material - Reduction(from 'Temporary Music 2' 12 inch, 1981 / Red Records)02. Bunny Wailer - Back to school dub (Wax Edit)(original version appears on 'Back To School' 12 inch, 1982 / Solomonic)03. Cameo - Groove With You (Wax Edit)(original version appears on 'She's Strange' 12 inch, 1984 / Club)04. Deco - I'm So Glad I Met You (Wax Edit)(original version appears on 'Fresh Idea' LP, 1983 / Qwest)05. Brick - Dazz (Disco Jazz) (Wax Edit)(original version appears on 'Dazz' 12 inch, 1976 / Bang Records)06. The Circle City Band - Magic (Wax Edit)(original version appears on 'Magic' 12 inch, 1983 / Circle City Records)07. The Brothers Johnson - Welcome 2 the club (Wax Edit)(original version appears on 'Welcome To The Club' 7 inch, 1982 / A&M)08. Cybotron - Clear (Jeff Cruz Edit)(original version appears on the 'Enter' album, 1983 / Fantasy)09. Paul Hardcastle - 19 (Funkafilia Edit)(original version appears on '19' 7 inch, 1985 / Chrysalis)10. Egyptian Lover Party (Wax Edit)(original version appears on 'Party' 12 inch, 2005 / Egyptian Empire Records)

As a bonus there's a detailed write-up on each track on the link too!


2. From Orgy, some classic modal jazz (still not sure what that means to be honest) from Shelly Manne in 1961.

Everything at this blog is now being ripped at high bitrates making it even more esential than before!!!

http://orgyinrhythm.blogspot.com/2007/07/shelley-manne-and-his-men-checkmate.html

3. A really fun fresh little mix from http://www.itsoundsgreat.de/ which I linked to through One Take Tapes.

A German site, go to the Sounds section, where you will find a link to the 'What the Fuck! Mixtape Vol 1' and click on 'weiter' (which obviously means download). Serious party music, very unpretentious. I need a tracklisting on this one!!!


4. Found a fresh mix by Osunlade over at Mixes DB. By turns tribal, soulful and Detroit deep.

One of my favourite DJs.

http://www.divshare.com/download/912766-b29

And here's some Moodymann mixes too from there

http://mixesdb.com/db/index.php/Special:Search?search=moodymann&go=Go

5. Part Of The Queue has the deluxe edition of Weezer's Blue Album. The acoustic versions of Jamie and No One Else on the bonus disc are fantastic - I know them well from my old cardboard-sleeved cassette single(!) of Say It Ain't So. Full of raw emotion. 90s classic.

http://partofthequeue.blogspot.com/2007/07/weezer-blue-album-deluxe-edition-2004.html


6. Roberto Roena at Pepanito

http://pepane.blogspot.com/2007/07/roberto-roena.html


7. GARY BARTZ & LEON THOMAS - PRECIOUS ENERGY (1987) at Pharoah's Dance. Two giants of jazz.


http://pharaohs-dance.blogspot.com/

One link. scroll down til the 24th June.

8. An early Jayhawks album at Serenity Now! posted on July 20th. Their 'Tomorrow The Green Grass' album from 97 was one of my favourite albums during my rock phase.

http://dickdarlington.blogspot.com/

9. JaredJazz at Brownswood has reupped this rather special zip of serious jazz nuggets...


http://www.zshare.net/download/2529515255757f/

1. Cal Tjader & Carmen Mcrae - Evil Ways2. Carmen Lundy - The Lamp is Low3. Tommy Whittle Quartet & Barbara Jay - Willow Weep for me4. Susan Carter - Jam Session : Cruisin with the blues5. Oliver Nelson and his orchestra - The Artists rightful Place6. Olli Ahvenlahti - Grandma's rocking Chair7. Tony Gerrard - My Favorite Things 8. Max Greger and his orchestra - Soul Breeze9. Ted Heath - Don't cha hear me calling to ya10. Tribute to John Coltrane ft Pharoah Sanders Mcoy Tyner Cecil Mcbee Roy Haynes and David Murray - The Promise11. Mccoy Tyner - Fly with the Wind12. Tete Montoliu Trio - Sweet Georgia Fame

10. And Swami's got Joe Harriott & Amancio D'Silva Quartet - Hum Dono (1969).

Classic British jazz back on the map.

http://swami-hermitus-solus.blogspot.com/

Just under the post 'Late Night Music'

11. ¿Revolucion, No? is going to town with Fela posts at the moment.

http://revolucionno.wordpress.com/

I can particularly recommend this album (JJD or Johnny Just Drop) - but it'll all be great stuff.




12. And can you ever have too many VU bootlegs? Zero G Sounds has got these.


http://zerogsound.blogspot.com/search?q=velvet+underground

Enjoy.

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