Showing posts with label tune of the day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tune of the day. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Saturday, August 29, 2009

Tune of the day! Angie Stone

One of my favourite tunes of the decade a proper soul classic



amazing footage of the original sample by The O'Jays



Old skool Angie Stone with Sequence

Thursday, August 27, 2009

Tune of the day-Shot "Main Thing"

Used have this on a Mastercuts casette in the early 90's until i finally tracked it down on one of their comps soon after-used spin it in the Back Bar and at Mor Disco with Angi what a groove and what a lost classic!

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

500th post-and tune of the day! Erykah Badu

Gonna dedicate this to all the good people at Fat City records in Manchester. Thanks for all the great memories and thanks for a promo copy of this back in the day!

Friday, August 14, 2009

Tune of the day-Kool and the Gang

Tune of the day

Their better days were gone, and they were no longer a cutting edge funk band, but what a groove and what a tune!



Best use was by Paid in Live and Lauryn Hill! Dude in Paid in Live was Robert "Kools" son!

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Tune of the day-R Kelly

Tune of the day

This and "Happy People" are two of the biggest tunes this decade

Also worth checking is "Your Body's Callin" from way back in the mid 90's plus loads more! Thanks to Frankie Jez for putting R Kelly on my mind this week

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Tune of the day-Whitney Houston

Excellent Raphael Saadiq production for an artist who only really started making soul music later in her career in my opinion. That 80's stuff is okay pop-wise but does little for me. Stuff like this and "It's not right it's okay' were huge though!

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Tune of the day (and rap lyric of the day) All Natural

Okay, enough fucking around!

This is quite simply one of the best hip-hop records of all time. It was massive for me when it came out and I still have a lot of affection for the legendary group and this legendary track. The Ramsey Lewis loop, used by many, is absolutely killer. And the lyrics are as good as it gets. I've included the samples of Ramsey Lewis and KRS One, plus the amazing "Julia" by the Beatles that Ramsey covered. Also, there's a short documentary on the amazingly under-rated Chicago crew All Natural referencing this tune. And it's on one of my favourite ever mixes right here here

"Now 50 years down the line, see I'll be chillin
like it ain't no thing, with little shorties on the swings
talkin bout, "My granddaddy had MAD flow
He got some old school, year two-thousand and ten tapes
when he was rockin the shows, and keepin it true
Takin out your granddaddy and his punk ass crew"
Your kid'll get mad, but Wilt didn't run
But what can you say, it's like father like son"

All Natural


Okay


Ramsey Lewis



The Beatles



Documentary



KRS-One

Monday, August 10, 2009

Thursday, July 30, 2009

Tune of the day-Nitro Deluxe

Grade A old skool pioneering shit if you ever hear me play this out you know it's a special occassion!

Monday, June 22, 2009

Tune of the day! Janet Jackson/J Dilla

A bonafide classic and a massive influence on hip-hop producers for years after, it is typical that Dilla got little credit for this even though it was his only hit! Jam and Lewis got credit at the grammy's, but the true heads know who was responsible! This was a special tune for me in the Back Bar of Sir Henrys and Janet remains a pop star who always comes up with some good club jams every so often! Q Tips verse is dope too and similar to what he was doing on the Dilla produced "Sometimes" by the Brand New Heavies at the same time; another great tune! Enjoy the other Dilla mix and the original too!



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    I'm a DJ from Cork in Ireland. I work with RedFM, presenting Red Drive, The Hitlist and my specialist show, Black on Red. I'm probably best known for being one of the main hip-hop/soul DJ's in Cork and Ireland. I've been DJing in Cork since the early 90's in legendary clubnights such as Sweat in Sir Henrys, Mor Disco, Free La Funk, Yo Latino and also Jam and Jam Junior at the Savoy and the Pavilion. I've also held down long term residencies at clubs around Ireland such as Brown Sugar at the Kitchen in Dublin, U-Turn at Ri Ra in Dublin, Jazz Juice at the GPO in Galway, Thompson Garage in Belfast, the Soul Clinic, Dee-Bop, Meltdown and Mo Bounce in Limerick and i've played abroad in the United States and the U.K. on numerous occasions. I also write a music column for the Evening Echo and i'm a regular contributor to the U.K.'s Blues and Soul, the longest running black music magazine in the world. These days i run the Pavilion, a music venue in Cork, which hosts my Jam night every few Fridays http://www.pavilioncork.com also you can catch me at http://djstevieg.podomatic.com