10 Records that I always go back to off the top of my head.
Tried to just fire em out as quick as possible. Cut n' paste took substantially longer...
Enjoy!
The Big Boys - No Matter How Long The Line In The Cafeteria There's Always A Seat
Treepeople - Guilt, Regret, Embarrassment
Caetano Veloso - Transa
Tony Allen - Black Voices
Aswad - New Chapter in Dub
Mark Murphy - Midnight Mood
Style Council - My Ever Changing Moods
Antonio Adolfo - s/t 1972
Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
Gal Costa - s/t 1969
Put The Punk Into The Funk!
The Big Boys - What's The Word, 1984
Boise's Finest.
Treepeople - Pity, 1991
Universo Bilingual
Caetano Veloso - It's A Long Way, 1972
The Beat in Afro Beat
Tony Allen Ariya (Psychejuju Mix) 1998
I wanted 'Ariya'. Dis hott 2 do....
Jah Lite It Right
Aswad - Dub Fire, 1982
You Irritate Me! (In A Good Way)
Mark Murphy - You Fascinate Me So, 1968
Paul f*cking Weller
A trick as it's from Cafe Blue - with the UK version of My Ever Changing Moods.
The Style Council -My Ever Changing Moods
Na vitrola sem parar... Ends up glued to the turntable. Endless Sundays.
Antondio Adolfo - Por Que Voce Se Esconde
RIP MCA
Beastie Boys - Shake Your Rump
Nota 10
Gal Costa - Que Pena
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Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Sunday, August 12, 2012
GOLD SOUNDZ: CALIFORNIA DREAMS IN STEREO
An all California mix with the exception of Little Joy, who named their group after the L.A. bar 'round the corner from where they recorded.
Tunes range from olderly school to (pretty) new. The Electric Prunes get their Association on to kick things off all wistful and groovy. The Growlers skiffle thru the graveyard, while Kaleidoscope tastefully turn on. Pocahaunted drags dub into the garage and the Lions bring it back into Jah Selassie light. Jefferson Airplane's surrealistic swag or Dan the Automator's cine-o-scopic soundscape...? The Originals bust some hot tub funk and the aforementioned Little Joy go slightly Latin on a bitter sweet beach comber. A lost cut off the Red Hot Chile Peppers' '84 debut sounds like Berlin-period Eno. Fuck (the band) do their best Echo and the Bunnymen riffs and the 3' O Clock's Day in Erotica gets stripped. Pastel Six finish off the ride with a swinging close-out.
the Electric Prunes - Big City
the Growlers - Graveyard is Full
Kaleidoscope - Keep Your Mind Open (edit)
Pocahaunted - Touch You (edit)
The Lions - Ethio-Steppers (Wilderstyle Dub) ((edit))
Jefferson Airplane - She Has Funny Cars (3 on the tree edit)
Dan The Automator - Sleep (edit)
the Originals - California Sunset
Little Joy - Next Time Around (edit)
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Grandpappy DU Plenty
Fuck - Love Me 2 (dubfuck edit)
the 3 O' Clock - Day in Erotica (paisley chop shop edit)
Pastel Six - Bandido
Labels:
california,
DJ CLARK QUENTE,
HIP HOP,
indie,
MUSIC,
psych,
soul
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