Cooler days are swiftly moving upon us again, signaling that climates are becoming favorable for the season to begin. What season you may ask? Why, the Cuffin’ Season of course you twit.
Here’s an oldie but goodie from 2006 concocted by 3 names you know you can trust! At 8 minutes long, this is a truly dope house
House heads! This cut is sure to stir you. Rancido did his thing on this and the Vocals by Leroy Styles is nothing short of
We’re back with part 2 of our Saturday original samples homage series! This time we highlight New York’s DJ Neil Armstrong’s clever weaving of original
Loose Joints in the middle of the week?! Yeah. What of it? Me thinks you won’t be apt to complain once you hit the players
Released in 1999, this track appeared on a mix by J Finesse recorded onto cassette and served as my introduction to house music. I could honestly say that I had never heard anything like this before and was immediately intrigued. With it’s looped Donald Byrd sample, sensitive lyrics and Roland’s falsetto this one has been a favorite for over a decade. Enjoy!
I knew that Stevie Wonder wrote the reggae tinged Master Blaster (Jammin’) in 1980 as an homage to Bob Marley, but I had no idea that he
Unfortunately I’ll never have the opportunity to hear Donny perform, but thankfully a recent record digging trip helped me to uncover some of his live musical magic. These Songs For You Live has a version of one of my favorite tunes, Valdez in the Country, but this version recorded in New York in 1973 is jazzier and funkier. Enjoy!
I remember when Birmingham producer/singer/emcee Supreme went to his hometown Detroit and returned with an unmastered disc of tunes, some of which he helped produce
Caught a case of the randoms the last couple of weeks, so the LJ’s this week pull from a lot of different areas. Variety is
Two weeks ago I pulled out my Weldon Irvine albums and decided to share this Don Blackman written piece. With both Weldon and Blackman on keys and Don lending his unique voice to the track, I Love You just sounds perfect on a sunny Sunday. Enjoy!
Maxwell dropped this on the AIDS benefit compilation, Red Hot + Rio in 1996, the same year UrbanHangSuite was released after being shelved for 2 years. I was reminded of this when I was preparing tracks for my Bossa mix (download) but didn’t use it because it was slower than everything else. This track may have slipped by many of you so here’s your late pass. Enjoy!
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