Hour 1
Jamiroquai
"Too Young To Die" (Skeil's Acid Nu Jazz Electromix)
Soundcloud
Bluey
"Got To Let My Feelings Show"
Leap Of Faith
Dome
Earth, Wind and Fire
"Let Your Feelings Show"
I Am
Sony
Omar
"There's Nothing Like This"
The Man
Freestyle
Jamie Cullum Featuring Roots Manuva
"Love For $ale"
Momentum
Decca
Lack Of Afro
"Carnival"
Soundcloud
Daft Punk
"Get Lucky" (Drop Out Orchestra Edit)
Soundcloud
Sticky Jam
CJ Lewis
"Everything Is Alright (Uptight)"
Dollars
MCA
Blam Jam Belter!
Thundercat
"It's X"
Apocalypse
Brainfeeder
Mike Oldfield
"Thrash"/"Jazz"/"Bells"
Tubular Bells 2003
Warner
Brian Eno
"Another Green World"
Another Green World
Virgin
Karen P, Si Begg and Fatima
"Broadcasting Across The Valley"
Karen P... Broad Casting
Sonar Collective
Shokazulu
"Part 4"
Shokazulu
2000black
Gregory Porter
"On My Way To Harlem"
Be Good
Motema
Harleighblu
"Enough Now"
Single Release
Tru Thoughts
Frank Sinatra
"For Once In My Life"
My Way: The Frank Sinatra Collection
Frank Sinatra Enterprises
Hour 2: Stevie Special
Macy Gray
"Superstition"
Talking Book
SLG
Eric Clapton
"Higher Ground"
Conception: An Interpretation Of Stevie Wonder's Songs
Motown
Harry J Allstars
"My Cherie Amour"
Liquidator
Trojan
DJ Luck and MC Neat
"Masterblaster 2000"
CD Single
Red Rose Recordings
Chaka Khan
"I Was Made To Love Him"
Chaka
Warner Brothers
McKoy featuring General Levy
"Living For The City"
Cut From The Same Cloth
Real McKoy Music
Pacific Mambo Orchestra Featuring Kenny Washington And Karl Perazzo
"Overjoyed"
Pacific Mambo Orchestra
Stefrecrods
Gene Harris Quartet
"Another Star"
Black And Blue
Concord
Tanya Stephens
"Part Time Lover"
Ruff Rider
VP Music Group
Tracy Hamlin
"Until You Come Back To Me"
Better Days
DMH
Khari Cabral featuring India Arie
"Never In Your Sun"
Clementine Sun
Dome
Manuel Granada
"I Just Called To Say I Love You"
Guitarra Volume 2
Meta Network
Monday Michiru
"As"
Don't Disturb This Groove
Grand Gallery
Where soul and jazz meets tongue in cheek, every Sunday 6-8pm on CSR FM 97.4 and online at http://www.csrfm.com
Sunday, 12 May 2013
Friday, 10 May 2013
Live Gig Review: Gregory Porter at the Oval Space - 09.05.13
It's been a night I have waited for far too long now.
A man who has only been in the public eye for a couple of years,
yet guaranteed to sell out at top speed whenever he announces
a UK date.
Thankfully, this time I got in there early and this Thursday just
passed I had the pleasure of seeing Gregory Porter and his
As it was a packed venue, most of the tunes were relatively
upbeat though some of the slower offerings such as "Be Good"
and "On My Way To Harlem" were performed at just a slightly
faster tempo.
Crowd participation was encouraged with plenty of handclap
rhythms and not forgetting the call-and-response refrain
of Porter's signature song "1960 What".
Porter's backing band were on fine form as well, I was particuarly
surprised that piano player Chip Crawford was playing on an upright,
due to the stage space, but it still sounded amazing and matched
the intimate quality that oozes through the albums themselves.
Due to where I was standing, I couldn't really get a great photo
of the band (though that may also be due to me owning an inferior
brand of smartphone) but hopefully this shot gives a sense of
perspective.
And on that note Porter treated us to some new material from
his forthcoming album "Liquid Spirit" including the title track
and one that struck a chord on a personal level "Hey Laura, It's Me"
about an unrequited love.
The band returned for an encore, which as requested by the
hyped-up crowd, was the Grammy nominated "Real Good Hands"
a delightful ballad about asking for the blessing from a fiance's parents.
Overall it was a superb gig, and given the wide space of the venue,
I thought the acoustics were brilliant.
I'd still love to see Porter perform in a more intimate venue mind.
A man who has only been in the public eye for a couple of years,
yet guaranteed to sell out at top speed whenever he announces
a UK date.
Thankfully, this time I got in there early and this Thursday just
passed I had the pleasure of seeing Gregory Porter and his
quartet perform live to the crowds of the Oval Space in my birthplace
of East London.
As it was a packed venue, most of the tunes were relatively
upbeat though some of the slower offerings such as "Be Good"
and "On My Way To Harlem" were performed at just a slightly
faster tempo.
Crowd participation was encouraged with plenty of handclap
rhythms and not forgetting the call-and-response refrain
of Porter's signature song "1960 What".
Porter's backing band were on fine form as well, I was particuarly
surprised that piano player Chip Crawford was playing on an upright,
due to the stage space, but it still sounded amazing and matched
the intimate quality that oozes through the albums themselves.
Due to where I was standing, I couldn't really get a great photo
of the band (though that may also be due to me owning an inferior
brand of smartphone) but hopefully this shot gives a sense of
perspective.
And on that note Porter treated us to some new material from
his forthcoming album "Liquid Spirit" including the title track
and one that struck a chord on a personal level "Hey Laura, It's Me"
about an unrequited love.
The band returned for an encore, which as requested by the
hyped-up crowd, was the Grammy nominated "Real Good Hands"
a delightful ballad about asking for the blessing from a fiance's parents.
Overall it was a superb gig, and given the wide space of the venue,
I thought the acoustics were brilliant.
I'd still love to see Porter perform in a more intimate venue mind.
Sunday, 5 May 2013
Rummaging For Remixes
As Blam Jam takes a bank holiday breather this Sunday,
it's as good a time as ever to look back at some of the
stand-out remixes of well-known tunes, that have made
a mark on the show.
Any song it seems, is now open to interpretation and it's
an artform that's become a lot more than just sticking extra beats
behind a track.
Here's one or two that have gone down particularly well;
Jamiroquai - "Too Young To Die" (Skeil's Acid Nu-Jazz Electromix)
In the last couple of months Jamiroquai have been challenging the
public to remix their breakthrough hit "Too Young To Die" to celebrate
the song's 20th anniversary.
Most of the entries have been pretty sub-standard, but this offering
from French producer Skeil is something else.
I love how he's managed to retain the melodic feel of the song,
yet he's changed the tune into something completely different, with
the verses reminiscent of Jamiroquai's later release "Alright", and
the chorus is a cacophony of voice samples similar to Flying Lotus.
It's a very uplifting arrangement and an overall polished effort.
Mario Biondi - "This Is What You Are" (Opolopo Kick Bass Rerub)
When a tune becomes very popular there's a guarantee that there
will be a barrage of remixes to follow.
And recently the modern-day soul anthem from the Italian
charmer has been given a new lease of life from Swedish producer
Opolopo, although the reception hasn't been overall positive
and even Mario himself isn't impressed.
One fan who I quote from claims that it "ruined my favourite
song of all time", though for me it was already ruined when
it was blended together with Miles Davis' "Milestones", and
the SOS Band's "Finest", the latter being a very popular floorfiller,
but if I hear it, it's a cue to go and get myself another drink.
It's in the wrong key, and it's rather flat as a whole.
Opolopo's effort on the other hand gives the song a march darker
feel and I just love the pianos and vibe solos on there.
I'd more than happily dance to this, and dare I say it's livened
the tune up a bit.
Matt Bianco - "Half A Minute" (Joey Negro Sunburnt Mix)
Unlike the last one I had been quite a big fan of the original
version, and was one that appeared to define the future
direction of Matt Bianco after the departure of Basia and Danny White.
25 years after the original was released, Joey Negro returns
to give the song, quite frankly an incredible makeover
transforming the latin rhythms into the perfect sunset song.
Regular Blam Jam listeners will be only too aware how much
I adore this remix, to the point it has become one of the most
played tracks over the last 3 and a half years of the show,
and still sounds superb.
And as a bonus, another remix from the band giving their
late 80s dance hit "Wap Bam Boogie" a 00s makeover.
Aaliyah - "One In A Million" (Ahmed Sirour Remix)
A poignant offering from New York producer Ahmed Sirour
made around the 10th anniversary of her untimely passing.
Just the sheer simplicity of this makes it work, setting Aaliyah's
vocals to a superb piano and string backing.
If there's one recurring trait of Ahmed Sirour, it's his modesty,
even referring to this as a "rough draft".
An understatement if ever.
Enjoy the rest of your bank holiday weekend, and I'll return
to the airwaves next Sunday, 12th of May on CSR from 6pm!
it's as good a time as ever to look back at some of the
stand-out remixes of well-known tunes, that have made
a mark on the show.
Any song it seems, is now open to interpretation and it's
an artform that's become a lot more than just sticking extra beats
behind a track.
Here's one or two that have gone down particularly well;
Jamiroquai - "Too Young To Die" (Skeil's Acid Nu-Jazz Electromix)
In the last couple of months Jamiroquai have been challenging the
public to remix their breakthrough hit "Too Young To Die" to celebrate
the song's 20th anniversary.
Most of the entries have been pretty sub-standard, but this offering
from French producer Skeil is something else.
I love how he's managed to retain the melodic feel of the song,
yet he's changed the tune into something completely different, with
the verses reminiscent of Jamiroquai's later release "Alright", and
the chorus is a cacophony of voice samples similar to Flying Lotus.
It's a very uplifting arrangement and an overall polished effort.
Mario Biondi - "This Is What You Are" (Opolopo Kick Bass Rerub)
When a tune becomes very popular there's a guarantee that there
will be a barrage of remixes to follow.
And recently the modern-day soul anthem from the Italian
charmer has been given a new lease of life from Swedish producer
Opolopo, although the reception hasn't been overall positive
and even Mario himself isn't impressed.
One fan who I quote from claims that it "ruined my favourite
song of all time", though for me it was already ruined when
it was blended together with Miles Davis' "Milestones", and
the SOS Band's "Finest", the latter being a very popular floorfiller,
but if I hear it, it's a cue to go and get myself another drink.
It's in the wrong key, and it's rather flat as a whole.
Opolopo's effort on the other hand gives the song a march darker
feel and I just love the pianos and vibe solos on there.
I'd more than happily dance to this, and dare I say it's livened
the tune up a bit.
Matt Bianco - "Half A Minute" (Joey Negro Sunburnt Mix)
Unlike the last one I had been quite a big fan of the original
version, and was one that appeared to define the future
direction of Matt Bianco after the departure of Basia and Danny White.
25 years after the original was released, Joey Negro returns
to give the song, quite frankly an incredible makeover
transforming the latin rhythms into the perfect sunset song.
Regular Blam Jam listeners will be only too aware how much
I adore this remix, to the point it has become one of the most
played tracks over the last 3 and a half years of the show,
and still sounds superb.
And as a bonus, another remix from the band giving their
late 80s dance hit "Wap Bam Boogie" a 00s makeover.
Aaliyah - "One In A Million" (Ahmed Sirour Remix)
A poignant offering from New York producer Ahmed Sirour
made around the 10th anniversary of her untimely passing.
Just the sheer simplicity of this makes it work, setting Aaliyah's
vocals to a superb piano and string backing.
If there's one recurring trait of Ahmed Sirour, it's his modesty,
even referring to this as a "rough draft".
An understatement if ever.
Enjoy the rest of your bank holiday weekend, and I'll return
to the airwaves next Sunday, 12th of May on CSR from 6pm!
Sunday, 28 April 2013
Show 147: "The King Of The Electro Swingers" - 28.04.13
Hour 1
Owiny Sigoma Band
"Magret Aloor"
Power Punch
Brownswood
Mario Biondi and The High Five Quintet
"This Is What You Are" (Opolopo Remix)
12"
Expansion
Album Profile: April 2013
The Doggett Brothers
"Azure Sky"
DayLight
The Doggett Brothers
Gloria Estefan
"I Can't Believe"
Miss Little Havana
Verve Forecast
Mr President Featuring Mr Day and Hawa
"The Best Is Yet To Come"
Number One
Favourite
Xantoné Blacq
"Life" (Dynamic Mix)
Bandcamp
Sticky Jam
Ultra Naté
"Found A Cure" (Full Intention Mix)
Situation Critical
Strictly Rhythm
Laurie Johnson's London Big Band
"Theme From The Professionals" (Blue Boy 7" Remix)
CD Single
Virgin
Omar
"The Man"
The Man
Freestyle
Jamiroquai
"Too Young To Die" (Skeil's Acid Nu Jazz Electromix)
Soundcloud
Call And Response
Call
Brenda Russell
"Hello People"
Two Eyes
Warner Brothers
Response
Obenewa
"Bed"
Once Upon A Time
Obenewa.com
Richie Havens
"You Send Me"
Connections
Atlantic
Loi Toki-Tok Band
"Ware Wa"
Kenya Special
Soundway
Hour 2
Kings Of Tomorrow Featuring April
"Fall For You"
Fall For You EP
Defected
Elements Of Life
"You Came Into My Life" (Louie Vega NYC Mix)
Eclipse
Codigo
Retro Reworking
Sunburst Band
"Ease Your Mind"
Here Comes The Sunburst Band
Z
GQ
"This Happy Feeling"
Disco Nights
Arista
Swingrowers
"Via Con Me"
Do Not Cover Part 1
Freshly Squeezed
Smokey Joe and The Kid
"The Monkey Song"
Speakeasy Electroswing Compilation Vol. 1
Bandcamp
Laid Back Labels: One Little Indian
Bjork
"Crying"
Debut
One Little Indian
Stubborn Heart
"To Catch A Spark"
Stubborn Heart
One Little Indian
Nicole Willis and The Soul Investigators
"You Got Me Moon Walking"
Tortured Soul
Timmion
Album Profile: April 2013
The Doggett Brothers
"Work It Out" (Summer Remix)
DayLight
The Doggett Brothers
The Doggett Brothers
"It's Complicated"
DayLight
The Doggett Brothers
Muzart
"Long Long Time"
Muzart
Soul Candi
Shaboom
"Never Felt This Way Before"
12"
Shaboom
Owiny Sigoma Band
"Magret Aloor"
Power Punch
Brownswood
Mario Biondi and The High Five Quintet
"This Is What You Are" (Opolopo Remix)
12"
Expansion
Album Profile: April 2013
The Doggett Brothers
"Azure Sky"
DayLight
The Doggett Brothers
Gloria Estefan
"I Can't Believe"
Miss Little Havana
Verve Forecast
Mr President Featuring Mr Day and Hawa
"The Best Is Yet To Come"
Number One
Favourite
Xantoné Blacq
"Life" (Dynamic Mix)
Bandcamp
Sticky Jam
Ultra Naté
"Found A Cure" (Full Intention Mix)
Situation Critical
Strictly Rhythm
Laurie Johnson's London Big Band
"Theme From The Professionals" (Blue Boy 7" Remix)
CD Single
Virgin
Omar
"The Man"
The Man
Freestyle
Jamiroquai
"Too Young To Die" (Skeil's Acid Nu Jazz Electromix)
Soundcloud
Call And Response
Call
Brenda Russell
"Hello People"
Two Eyes
Warner Brothers
Response
Obenewa
"Bed"
Once Upon A Time
Obenewa.com
Richie Havens
"You Send Me"
Connections
Atlantic
Loi Toki-Tok Band
"Ware Wa"
Kenya Special
Soundway
Hour 2
Kings Of Tomorrow Featuring April
"Fall For You"
Fall For You EP
Defected
Elements Of Life
"You Came Into My Life" (Louie Vega NYC Mix)
Eclipse
Codigo
Retro Reworking
Sunburst Band
"Ease Your Mind"
Here Comes The Sunburst Band
Z
GQ
"This Happy Feeling"
Disco Nights
Arista
Swingrowers
"Via Con Me"
Do Not Cover Part 1
Freshly Squeezed
Smokey Joe and The Kid
"The Monkey Song"
Speakeasy Electroswing Compilation Vol. 1
Bandcamp
Laid Back Labels: One Little Indian
Bjork
"Crying"
Debut
One Little Indian
Stubborn Heart
"To Catch A Spark"
Stubborn Heart
One Little Indian
Nicole Willis and The Soul Investigators
"You Got Me Moon Walking"
Tortured Soul
Timmion
Album Profile: April 2013
The Doggett Brothers
"Work It Out" (Summer Remix)
DayLight
The Doggett Brothers
The Doggett Brothers
"It's Complicated"
DayLight
The Doggett Brothers
Muzart
"Long Long Time"
Muzart
Soul Candi
Shaboom
"Never Felt This Way Before"
12"
Shaboom
Sunday, 21 April 2013
Show 146: "Giving Us The Run Around" - 21.04.13
Hour 1
Mop Mop featuring Fred Wesley and Anthony Joseph
"Run Around" (Radio Edit)
Bandcamp Download
Ely Bruna
"1986" (Bangsy's Cosmic Re-Rub)
Soundcloud
Album Profile: April 2013
Doggett Brothers
"Joy"
DayLight
Doggett Brothers
Arcoiris
"Horse With No Name"
Lounge Cover Collection Vol. 1
Pyramide
Big Band Spash featuring Marino Valle
"Valerie"
Another Apple
Wime
Super Best Friends Club
"onetwothreefourfivesixseven"
Super Best Friends Club
Bandcamp
Sticky Jam
The Simpsons
"Deep Deep Trouble"
The Simpsons Sing The Blues
Geffen
Smoove and Turrell
"Hard Work"
Eccentric Audio
Jalapeno
Jose James
"Come To My Door" (Taylor McFerrin Remix)
Promo Release
Blue Note
Bluey
"Stronger"
Leap Of Faith
Dome
Call and Response
Call
Don-E
"Stay A While"
Natural
Dome
Response
Matt Bianco
"It's Getting Late"
Whose Side Are You On
WEA
Tito Puente and India
"Love For Sale"
Jazzin'
Tropi Jazz
Hour 2
George Mena and Frankie Estevez
"The Journey"
12"
West End
LTJ Xperience featuring Taka Boom
"Feel The Real"
Q Bar Present: Funky & Disco
Pyramide
Retro Reworking
Elements Of Life Featuring Lisa Fischer and Cindy Mizelle
"Barbara Ann"
Eclipse
Codigo
Gary's Gang
"Spirits"
Gangbusters
CBS
Laura Mvula
"Jump Right Out"
Sing To The Moon
Sony
John Legend featuring Rick Ross
"Who Do We Think We Are"
Love In The Future
Colombia
Laid Back Labels: DaptoneAntibalas
"Dirty Money"
Antibalas
Daptone
Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings
"What Have You Done For Me Lately?"
Dap-Dippin' With Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings
Daptone
Mount Kimbie
"Made To Stray"
Cold Spring Fault Less Youth
Warp
Bonobo
"Emkay"
The North Borders
Ninja Tune
Album Profile: April 2013
Doggett Brothers
"Round and Round"
DayLight
Doggett Brothers
The Hics
"Cold Air" (Eclectic Refit)
Soundcloud
Owiny Sigoma Band
"Magret Aloor"
Power Punch
Brownswood
Mop Mop featuring Fred Wesley and Anthony Joseph
"Run Around" (Radio Edit)
Bandcamp Download
Ely Bruna
"1986" (Bangsy's Cosmic Re-Rub)
Soundcloud
Album Profile: April 2013
Doggett Brothers
"Joy"
DayLight
Doggett Brothers
Arcoiris
"Horse With No Name"
Lounge Cover Collection Vol. 1
Pyramide
Big Band Spash featuring Marino Valle
"Valerie"
Another Apple
Wime
Super Best Friends Club
"onetwothreefourfivesixseven"
Super Best Friends Club
Bandcamp
Sticky Jam
The Simpsons
"Deep Deep Trouble"
The Simpsons Sing The Blues
Geffen
Smoove and Turrell
"Hard Work"
Eccentric Audio
Jalapeno
Jose James
"Come To My Door" (Taylor McFerrin Remix)
Promo Release
Blue Note
Bluey
"Stronger"
Leap Of Faith
Dome
Call and Response
Call
Don-E
"Stay A While"
Natural
Dome
Response
Matt Bianco
"It's Getting Late"
Whose Side Are You On
WEA
Tito Puente and India
"Love For Sale"
Jazzin'
Tropi Jazz
Hour 2
George Mena and Frankie Estevez
"The Journey"
12"
West End
LTJ Xperience featuring Taka Boom
"Feel The Real"
Q Bar Present: Funky & Disco
Pyramide
Retro Reworking
Elements Of Life Featuring Lisa Fischer and Cindy Mizelle
"Barbara Ann"
Eclipse
Codigo
Gary's Gang
"Spirits"
Gangbusters
CBS
Laura Mvula
"Jump Right Out"
Sing To The Moon
Sony
John Legend featuring Rick Ross
"Who Do We Think We Are"
Love In The Future
Colombia
Laid Back Labels: DaptoneAntibalas
"Dirty Money"
Antibalas
Daptone
Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings
"What Have You Done For Me Lately?"
Dap-Dippin' With Sharon Jones and The Dap Kings
Daptone
Mount Kimbie
"Made To Stray"
Cold Spring Fault Less Youth
Warp
Bonobo
"Emkay"
The North Borders
Ninja Tune
Album Profile: April 2013
Doggett Brothers
"Round and Round"
DayLight
Doggett Brothers
The Hics
"Cold Air" (Eclectic Refit)
Soundcloud
Owiny Sigoma Band
"Magret Aloor"
Power Punch
Brownswood
Sunday, 14 April 2013
Show 145: "Jamming Atcha" - 14.04.13
Hour 1
Caroline Lacaze
"L'Etrange"
En Route
Legere
FreshSteps
"Grenade"
The Sound Of Urban Soul Jazz
TwoPointNine
Album Profile: April 2013
The Doggett Brothers
"DayLight"
DayLight
The Doggett Brothers
Boogeyman
"All Around The World"
Lounge Cover Collection Vol. 3
Irma
Eric Lau Featuring Rahel
"Everytime"
One Of Many
Kilowatt
Glen Goldsmith
"Jammin' In The Place"
Soul Togetherness 2012
Expansion
KC and The Sunshine Band
"Sound Your Funky Horn"
The Best Of KC and The Sunshine Band
EMI
Sticky Jam
Cleopatra
"Life Ain't Easy"
Comin' Atcha!
Warner Music
Herbie Hancock
"Be Still"
Future 2 Future
Transparent Music
Al Green
"I'm Wild About You"
Lay It Down
Blue Note
Om'mas Keith
"All 4 U"
City Pulse
Online Download
Call And Response
Call
Shanice
"I Love Your Smile"
Inner Child
Motown
Response
Swing Out Sister
"Fooled By A Smile"
It's Better To Travel
Mercury
Soulnaturals
"If It's War You're Looking For"
Sweet Communication
Fighting Chance
Don Blackman
"Since You've Been Away So Long"
Blackman
Expansion
Hour 2
Double Dee
"The More I Get, The More I Want"
Q Bar Present: Funky And Disco
Pyramide
Party Ben
"Another One Bites Da Funk"
Soundcloud
Retro Reworking
Mustafa and Sunlightsquare Ft. Flexie Muiso
"Feel The Real" (Sunlightsquare's Pool Party Mix)
12"
Staff Productions
Tawiah
"Faces"
Online Download
Alice Russell
"Brown Sugar"
Unreleased
Salsoul Orchestra
"Chicago Bus Stop"
Anthology
Craze Productions
Laid Back Labels: Talkin' Loud
Incognito
"Talkin' Loud"
Positivity
Talkin' Loud
4hero and Lady Alma
"Hold It Down"
Creating Patterns
Talkin' Loud
Eddy Meets Yannah
"Can't Hide Love"
Brazil Selection Vol. 1
Compost
Nicole Willis and The Soul Investigators
"Time To Get Business Straight"
Tortured Soul
Timmion
Doggett Brothers
"Hit The Beat"
DayLight
The Doggett Brothers
Tweet
"Enough"
Simply Tweet EP
Dubose Music
Vincent Montana Jr. featuring William Smoke Howard
"That's What Love Does"
12"
Philly Sound Works
Caroline Lacaze
"L'Etrange"
En Route
Legere
FreshSteps
"Grenade"
The Sound Of Urban Soul Jazz
TwoPointNine
Album Profile: April 2013
The Doggett Brothers
"DayLight"
DayLight
The Doggett Brothers
Boogeyman
"All Around The World"
Lounge Cover Collection Vol. 3
Irma
Eric Lau Featuring Rahel
"Everytime"
One Of Many
Kilowatt
Glen Goldsmith
"Jammin' In The Place"
Soul Togetherness 2012
Expansion
KC and The Sunshine Band
"Sound Your Funky Horn"
The Best Of KC and The Sunshine Band
EMI
Sticky Jam
Cleopatra
"Life Ain't Easy"
Comin' Atcha!
Warner Music
Herbie Hancock
"Be Still"
Future 2 Future
Transparent Music
Al Green
"I'm Wild About You"
Lay It Down
Blue Note
Om'mas Keith
"All 4 U"
City Pulse
Online Download
Call And Response
Call
Shanice
"I Love Your Smile"
Inner Child
Motown
Response
Swing Out Sister
"Fooled By A Smile"
It's Better To Travel
Mercury
Soulnaturals
"If It's War You're Looking For"
Sweet Communication
Fighting Chance
Don Blackman
"Since You've Been Away So Long"
Blackman
Expansion
Hour 2
Double Dee
"The More I Get, The More I Want"
Q Bar Present: Funky And Disco
Pyramide
Party Ben
"Another One Bites Da Funk"
Soundcloud
Retro Reworking
Mustafa and Sunlightsquare Ft. Flexie Muiso
"Feel The Real" (Sunlightsquare's Pool Party Mix)
12"
Staff Productions
Tawiah
"Faces"
Online Download
Alice Russell
"Brown Sugar"
Unreleased
Salsoul Orchestra
"Chicago Bus Stop"
Anthology
Craze Productions
Laid Back Labels: Talkin' Loud
Incognito
"Talkin' Loud"
Positivity
Talkin' Loud
4hero and Lady Alma
"Hold It Down"
Creating Patterns
Talkin' Loud
Eddy Meets Yannah
"Can't Hide Love"
Brazil Selection Vol. 1
Compost
Nicole Willis and The Soul Investigators
"Time To Get Business Straight"
Tortured Soul
Timmion
Doggett Brothers
"Hit The Beat"
DayLight
The Doggett Brothers
Tweet
"Enough"
Simply Tweet EP
Dubose Music
Vincent Montana Jr. featuring William Smoke Howard
"That's What Love Does"
12"
Philly Sound Works
Sunday, 7 April 2013
Show 144: Bonkers Over Bluey - 07.04.13
Hour 1
DJ Roland Clark Presents Urban Soul Ft. Kiva
"Before You Reach For Love" (Joey Negro Mix)
12"
King Street Sounds
Album Profile: April 2013
The Doggett Brothers
"That's The Way Love Is"
DayLight
The Doggett Brothers
Bluey
"Why Did I Let You Go"
Leap Of Faith
Dome
Nicole Willis And The Soul Investigators
"Break Free (Shake A Tail Feather)"
Tortured Soul
Timmion
Big Brooklyn Red
"Taking It Too Far"
Soul Togetherness 2012
Expansion
Anushka
"I Have Luv 4 U"
Yes Guess EP
Brownswood
Sticky Jam
PJ And Duncan
"U Krazy Katz"
Top Katz
Telstar
Pharrell
"Angel"
In My Mind
Star Trak
Robert Glasper Experiment Featuring Lalah Hathaway
"Cherish The Day"
Black Radio
Blue Note
Jimmy Cliff
"One More"
Rebirth
Sunpower
Call And Response
Call
Hoosier Hotshots
"I Like Bananas (Because They Have No Bones)"
The Definitive Hoosie Hotshots Collection
Bar Ieg
Response
Ahmed Sirour
"Don't Like Bananas"
Unreleased
Shea
"Where Did You Go" (Atjazz Remix)
12"
Twopointnine
Bluey
"Live Like A Millionaire"
Leap Of Faith
Dome
Jimmy Cliff
"Many Rivers To Cross"
The Harder They Come
Island
Hour 2
Bluey
"Ain't Nobody's Business"
Leap Of Faith
Dome
McKoy
"It's Not Right"
Cut From The Same Cloth
Realmckoymusic
Retro Reworking
Queen Vs The Miami Project
"Another One Bites The Dust" (Cedric Gervais and Second Sun Vocal Mix)
CD Single
EMI
Glenn Underground Featuring Swaylo
"You Are Love" (Jose Carretas Son Liva Mix)
Legacy Of The Know EP 1
Strictly Jaz Unit
Manu Delago Featuring Andreya Triana
"A Long Way"
Bigger Than Home
Sessionwork
Dionne Warwick
"Take It From Me"
Then Came You
Warner Brothers
Laid Back Labels: Philadelphia
O'Jays
"Darlin' Darlin' Baby (Sweet And Tender Love)"
In Bed With The O'Jays: Their Greatest Love Songs
Capitol
Phyllis Hyman
"Don't Wanna Change The World"
Prime Of My Life
Demon
Nia Andrews
"Notes On A History"
Colours
Bandcamp
Album Profile: April 2013
Doggett Brothers
"Reminds Me Of You"
DayLight
Doggett Brothers
Bluey
"Sky"
Leap Of Faith
Dome
Smoking Cats
"Everyday"
Live Demo 2011
Harry J Allstars
"The Liquidator"
Liquidator: The Best Of The Harry J Allstars
Sanctuary
DJ Roland Clark Presents Urban Soul Ft. Kiva
"Before You Reach For Love" (Joey Negro Mix)
12"
King Street Sounds
Album Profile: April 2013
The Doggett Brothers
"That's The Way Love Is"
DayLight
The Doggett Brothers
Bluey
"Why Did I Let You Go"
Leap Of Faith
Dome
Nicole Willis And The Soul Investigators
"Break Free (Shake A Tail Feather)"
Tortured Soul
Timmion
Big Brooklyn Red
"Taking It Too Far"
Soul Togetherness 2012
Expansion
Anushka
"I Have Luv 4 U"
Yes Guess EP
Brownswood
Sticky Jam
PJ And Duncan
"U Krazy Katz"
Top Katz
Telstar
Pharrell
"Angel"
In My Mind
Star Trak
Robert Glasper Experiment Featuring Lalah Hathaway
"Cherish The Day"
Black Radio
Blue Note
Jimmy Cliff
"One More"
Rebirth
Sunpower
Call And Response
Call
Hoosier Hotshots
"I Like Bananas (Because They Have No Bones)"
The Definitive Hoosie Hotshots Collection
Bar Ieg
Response
Ahmed Sirour
"Don't Like Bananas"
Unreleased
Shea
"Where Did You Go" (Atjazz Remix)
12"
Twopointnine
Bluey
"Live Like A Millionaire"
Leap Of Faith
Dome
Jimmy Cliff
"Many Rivers To Cross"
The Harder They Come
Island
Hour 2
Bluey
"Ain't Nobody's Business"
Leap Of Faith
Dome
McKoy
"It's Not Right"
Cut From The Same Cloth
Realmckoymusic
Retro Reworking
Queen Vs The Miami Project
"Another One Bites The Dust" (Cedric Gervais and Second Sun Vocal Mix)
CD Single
EMI
Glenn Underground Featuring Swaylo
"You Are Love" (Jose Carretas Son Liva Mix)
Legacy Of The Know EP 1
Strictly Jaz Unit
Manu Delago Featuring Andreya Triana
"A Long Way"
Bigger Than Home
Sessionwork
Dionne Warwick
"Take It From Me"
Then Came You
Warner Brothers
Laid Back Labels: Philadelphia
O'Jays
"Darlin' Darlin' Baby (Sweet And Tender Love)"
In Bed With The O'Jays: Their Greatest Love Songs
Capitol
Phyllis Hyman
"Don't Wanna Change The World"
Prime Of My Life
Demon
Nia Andrews
"Notes On A History"
Colours
Bandcamp
Album Profile: April 2013
Doggett Brothers
"Reminds Me Of You"
DayLight
Doggett Brothers
Bluey
"Sky"
Leap Of Faith
Dome
Smoking Cats
"Everyday"
Live Demo 2011
Harry J Allstars
"The Liquidator"
Liquidator: The Best Of The Harry J Allstars
Sanctuary
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