Tuesday, July 27, 2010

MELVIN BLISS - SYNTHETIC SUBSTITUTION


RIP Melvin Bliss. This is one of the most sampled drum breaks in the world. This is the UBB version (looped intro) and I do not own this 45, but here it is anyway.

Melvin Bliss - Synthetic Substitution

SEVILLE - KEEP YA MOVIN'

1989 Hip Hop on the 4th & Broadway label. Samples "Bring It Here" by Wild Sugar which is also sampled by someone else who you surely can figure it out real quick like.

Seville - Keep Ya Movin'

Wild Sugar - Bring It Here

MEDUSA - DO IT THE WAY YOU FEEL EP

My favorite 2 songs by the Los Angeles based MC, Medusa. These are off her first EP, Do It The Way You Feel. When I got this I had no idea who she was or anything. I just picked up everything that resembled underground Hip Hop in the late 90's. I did good. She played here in KC this past weekend. I did not attend. FAIL.

Medusa - Fina Thangs ft (Wil-Dog from Ozomatle)


Medusa - You Better Be! (ft Feline Science)

AVERAGE WHITE BAND - STOP THE RAIN (JUST™ EDIT)

Here's a quick and simple edit of Average White Band's "Stop The Rain". If you don't know what song to play it with, get off my blog. R.I.P. GURU.

Average White Band - Stop The Rain (JUST™ Edit) .AIF
Average White Band - Stop The Rain (JUST™ Edit) .MP3

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

BAD SMOKE - CRAWL Y'ALL PT. 1 & 2

I don't know much about this group other than this is some real nice funk. If The Crawl is a dance, I would love to see it.

Bad Smoke - Crawl Y'all Pt 1



Bad Smoke - Crawl Y'all Pt 2

R.I.P. RAMMELLZEE



World famous graffiti artist/emcee Rammellzee died today. I am posting up a couple of his songs for anyone who has never heard them. Get more familiar with him HERE and the story of "Beat Bop" HERE.

Rammellzee vs K-Rob - Beat Bop



Gettovetts - Gangster Lean



Monday, June 28, 2010

JUSTIN HINDS & THE DOMINOES - SAVE A BREAD


I wish I had this version of Justin Hines & The Dominoes "Save A Bread" on a 45, but all I have it on is this comp, The Rock Steady Years 66-68. Everything on this compilation is great, but "Save A Bread" is my favorite. I have the later version that was released on his LP "Jezebel" as "What You Don't Know", but this early version is killer.

Justin Hines & The Dominoes - Save A Bread