The award for first mix who gets a post on the blog in 2022 goes to DJ ADA! ADA is simply taking his mixes to another level. Highly Recommended.
The award for first mix who gets a post on the blog in 2022 goes to DJ ADA! ADA is simply taking his mixes to another level. Highly Recommended.
Celebrating 25 years of Fugees classic LP 'The Score' with a mix of rarities, remixes, blends + original samples. One of the reasons I liked this album was the fusion of dancehall reggae & island culture, so I took it a step further and added Cutty Ranks, Mad Lion, Buju Banton, Bounty Killer, Born Jamericans & Kulcha Don to the mix. Vol.2 coming soon... SOCIALS: www.instagram.com/djfilthyrich/ twitter.com/djfilthyrich416 www.facebook.com/DJ-Filthy-Rich-572216909601122/ www.youtube.com/user/djfilthyrich1/videos
This past weekend I hit up Egon's store Rappcats where DJ Shadow was selling some of his vast collection. I missed the opening day but snuck in and out on Sunday with a random high school band record, featuring a nice cover of Freddie Hubbard's "Little Sunflower" as well as some original tunes. That record reminded me I'd been wanting to do a school band episode of Pullin for awhile now, so it was a good inspiration to dig through my crate of very random college and high school music for a couple of my favorites. You never know what you're getting with these records - so many are poor quality recordings or cheesy renditions, but among the many there are some real gems. Hope you dig.
Straight Funk & Soul Mix from a few 45s that I played while on tour with Peanut Butter Wolf in September.
Shout out to the folks in Chicago and Grand Rapids. Also have to shout out to the Soul Summit Crew and The Grand Rapids Soul Club.
BADBADNOTGOOD MIX
https://www.mixcloud.com/NTSRadio/badbadnotgood-26th-october-2021/
A new J. Rocc mix is always a very good thing.
Here is a mix of various cover versions.
I pulled a bunch of records for a stream with DJ Nu-Mark for his "Run For Cover" release. Before I put all of them away, I made this mix.
Enjoy
J.
An amazing record recently landed in my post office box, an absolute classic of an album I honestly never thought I’d see in person let alone get a copy of: Winston Mankunku Ngozi’s quartet masterpiece “Yakhal Inkomo” - I insist everyone at least take a listen to this on Spotify or elsewhere. On this episode I've included the title track to start off the set. There is also an excellent interview with South African jazz scholars Percy Mabandu, Kevin Davidson, Nduduzo Makhathini and Salim Washington discussing the importance of this recording, available at: www.allaboutjazz.com/yakhal-inkomo-…-seton-hawkins Anyway, I decided to partner it on this podcast with a few other horn-heavy selections. Hope you dig! Tracklist: Mankunku Quartet, Azar Lawrence, Lee Morgan, Sahib Shihab, John Coltrane
Last mix we heard from DJ Big Texas was his Originals mix of Jay Electronica's album. As you may recall, that album and mix dropped just as our COVID world was beginning. Was a little worried about for a minute. Great to hear DJ Big Texas back in the mix.
ITS BEEN A LONG TIME, I SHOULDN'T HAVE LEFT YOU WITHOUT A STRONG MIX TO STEP TO, THINKING OF HOW MANY WEAK MIXES YOU SLEPT THROUGH "TIME'S UP" I'M SORRY I KEPT YOU!!
BIG TEXAS IS BACK, STRONGER THAN EVER!! THIS TIME HE FOLLOWS UP WITH HIS UNRELEASED MIXTAPE SPENT (4YEARS) IN THE VAULTS...BE SURE YOU LIKE SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE!! AND REMEMBER,
THIS IS A BIG TEXAS SPECIAL EDITION!!!! ITS GREAT TO BE HERE, RIGHT WHERE I BELONG!!!
Tonight on The Foundation the first half of the show is dedicated to The Dramatics and artists that sampled their work. The second half I spin some of my favorite E-Swift (of Tha Alkaholiks) productions and samples. He's always been one of my favorites and, in my opinion, his work is criminally underrated. Tap in Saturdays from 10-11 PM EST on Radio Free Brooklyn.
A live version of Morse Code's outstanding Fusion Batches mixes.
Exclusive Fusion Batches Mix for NTS Radio, released 8.5.21 Tracklist: Doug Riley - Chunga’s Revenge Emmett Frisbee - Morning Slumber Al Jarreau - (Sittin’ On) The Dock Of The Bay Charles Williams - People Make The World Go Round Freddie Hubbard - Liquid Love Patrick Moraz - Kabala Solar Plexus - Nevadan Madam David Earle Johnson, Jan Hammer, and John Abercrombie - Young Filly Ted Coleman Band - If We Took The Time (Where Do We Go From Here) Michael Urbaniak - Weird Creatures Bobby Lyle - The Genie Starship Orchestra - The Genie Grant Union High School Improvizational Ensemble - Maja Mood / Maiden Voyage (Medley) Ted Moses Quintet - Hidden Strength Hiroshi Suzuki - Romance Ian Carr - Summer Rain Richard Harris and Arif Marden - The Farewell Stone Alliance - A Child Is Born
Short set of treats that have landed in the PO Box recently or popped up in the record store. Big shout to everyone tuning in! Leave a comment on iTunes / Apple Podcasts if you have a chance! Tracklist: The Silhouettes, Heads of the Family, Fried Chicken, The Gangsters, The Section, Gabor Szabo
As it’s summer here in the UK, I naturally start to listen to more Brazilian & Latin music alongside the normal diet of hip hop, etc. With my father being Portuguese, maybe it’s imprinted in my DNA.
I’ve called it ‘Latin You Know’ for two reasons. The first is letting you know all about the music’s roots & where the breaks come from. The other is that you will hopefully hear tracks that you recognise but didn’t realise that you knew.
I’ve added a track list as usual to give the artists the credit & so that if you’ve not dug in the Brazilian & Latin crates before, then this may give you a nice starting point. I warn you though, it’s a deep, deep rabbit hole but a hugely rewarding one!
If you enjoy this, or any other of my mixes, please leave a comment, share & all that good stuff!
As ever, here’s the main links to support my man Del SoulCondor’s fight against cancer too:
GoFundMe: https://t.co/ieN3Onjx01?amp=1
Save the Wax: https://rb.gy/wfddlpWith thanks, Obrigado!
Celebrating 25 years of Jay-Z's classic debut album 'Reasonable Doubt' with a mix of blends, original samples, remixes & rarities. (Vol.2 coming soon) Special thanks to Pain In Da Ass Brought to you in conjunction with the fam: @hiphopbackintheday_ @soles_of_mischief They got the illest content so make sure you check em out on IG SOCIALS: www.instagram.com/djfilthyrich/ twitter.com/djfilthyrich416 www.facebook.com/DJ-Filthy-Rich-572216909601122/ www.youtube.com/user/djfilthyrich1/videos TRACKLIST Pain In Da Ass Intro I Can't Get Wid Dat (Blend) Time To Build Foundation ft Jaz-O & Sauce Money (Original + RMX) Analyze This ft Nas (Unreleased) 22 Two's (OG Sample + LP) In My Lifetime (Original Ski Version) Ain't No ft Foxy Brown & The Four Tops (Filthy OG Remix) Meli'sa Morgan - Fools Paradise Can't Knock The Hustle RMX Ohio Players - Ecstasy Brooklyn's Finest ft Notorious B.I.G. D'Evils ft Snoop Dogg (OG Sample + Blend + LP) Friend Or Foe Bring It On ft Jaz-O Dead Presidents Pt1 ft Nas (Filthy Rich Remix) Feelin It ft Mecca (OG Sample + LP + Blend) My Life ft Mary J Blige (Blend)
Gift of Gab was most definitely a big part of my life's soundtrack since high school. I might have seen Blackalicious in concert more often than any other group. He was one of the most brilliant emcees I've ever heard, and from all accounts was just a great human. Sending love out to his family and friends. This is just a short tribute mix with a few favorite tracks and a few samples that give me that feeling that became part of the legendary music he and Chief Xcel made together. RIP.
Again, can’t believe it took me this long to do this, but in this episode of The Foundation, we’re paying tribute to the master, Ahmad Jamal. All Ahmad Jamal tracks and the producers that sampled his unrivaled work. Class is in session tomorrow and every Saturday from 10-11 PM EST on Radio Free Brooklyn. Tap in.
Believe it or not, I rank De La Soul is Dead as it's fourth best effort. However, in the form of this mix; I'd rank it higher.
The classic De La Soul Is Dead album recently celebrated it's 30th Anniversary, so you know I had to pay homage with a tribute mix of blends and original samples.
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Back after a short break with a short stack of high quality goodies! Strap the headphones on or roll the windows down and cool out to several records that touched down via US Postal in the past couple weeks. Don't let anyone tell you there's not great new music out there! Tracklist: Eje Thelin Group, Skymark, Vels Trio, Aver and Move78, Soul Surfers, Amanda Whiting, DJM Trio
Since Mach Hommy's "Pray for Haiti" album dropped on May 21st, I spin a bunch of samples used in beats that Mach has rhymed over with a few of my favorite Mach tracks thrown in.
Round 3 for Beaches on XRAY.FM
1. intro.
2. Spottie - Hypnotic Brass Ensemble
3. Morning Order - Hugh Hopper/Alan Gowen
4. Mellow Mood - Jimmy Smith/Wes Montgomery
5. Electric Surfboard - Brother Jack McDuff
6. You Don’t Have To Worry - Doris & Kelly
7. Before The Night Is Over - Joe Simon
8. Cry Of A Dreamer - The Sylvers
9. Heaven & Hell - El Michels Affair
10. Who Do You Think You’re Fooling Pt 1 - Symphonic Four
11. To Make You Happy - Tommy McGhee
12. Accadde A Bali - Accadde A
13. Make It On Your Own (Demo) - Donny Hathaway
14. Elizete - Bud Shank
15. While My Guitar Gently Weeps - Gentle Rain
16. Zoma - Baroque Jazz Trio
17. Plaid Stamps - The Monticellos
18. Fancy Free - Freedom Express
19. Peace, Love Not War - Johnny King & The Fatback Band
20. Speak Your Mind - Kevin Moore
21. Come And Play In The Milky Night - Stereolab
Silky smooth mix of funky jazz joints. Highly Recommended.
the third and final mix in the trilogy...all vinyl of course!
recorded on 2 techincs 1210's and an S9 spring of 2021 and arranged and edited in ableton.
Since it's both International Jazz Day and #45Friday I figured I'd throw a mix of some jazz 45s together. This is completely rough and raw, I just grabbed a stack of 45s and did this in one take, just what felt good. Hope you enjoy.