Underground Vibes Rarity

Jun 11, 2010. Post subject: RARE DOWNLOADS? But if it look at Wikipedia, under Underground Releases there's a gross amount of stuff i dont have. 'The Dowry with Andrew S.A. (Vibe Central), Ariel Pink, Matt Fishbeck (Holy Shit) and Jason A.G. / The Zombie Sharks with Ariel Pink and Jason A.G. / Vibe Central.

Leon Ware passed away on February 23rd 2017. My first introduction to his music was when my Dad put Marvin Gaye's album, 'I Want You' on cassette for me. That C90 meant a lot. It was impossible for an 11 year old to understand that Leon Ware was the undisputed master of sensual soul, I just liked the music and Marvin's voice. Leon wrote and produced most of that album and although not a success on the level of Gaye's 'What's Going On' its reputation grew and Ware's legendary status was secure. Soul fans revere the man.

Now, my record collection extends to many Leon Ware LPs and his sonically smooth productions. His work on Minnie Ripperton's 'Adventures in Paradise' is memorable and still sounds very fresh. He worked right up until his death- most recently on the Omar LP, 'Love in Beats' but in recent times also co-wrote with Maxwell; together they produced the hit song 'Sumthin' Sumthin'. Many folks introduction to Leon Ware is the classic 'Why I came to California, featured here.

6th October 2016 Rod Temperton: Where can I begin? His own biography on Twitter states 'From Cleethorpes, destroyed the World'. This is a great statement because the songwriting genius of Temperton literally took the world by storm. From early career hits in the band he led- Heatwave- to Thriller, Rod Temperton left an indelible mark on black popular music.

He wrote not just songs but genuine mega hits for George Benson, Michael Jackson, The Brothers Johnson, Herbie Hancock and Quincy Jones, among many more. His sound is unique, immediately recognisable and dripping in pure groove. Rod Temperton is a complete hero to me- a modest man with talent to spare- just how it should be. Quincy Jones recognised the value of a songwriter of such scale and worked with him continually. At 66 his death is so unfair but his legacy is guaranteed.

When we're all gone people will be doubtless dancing to Rod Temperton's songs. I imagine his music is everywhere from the moon to the Antarctic- such was his genius. The greatest man you never heard of. Daniel Bouquet The Rare Groove Show. August 25, 2016 06:26 AM PDT Not initially designed as a mix, this is a showcase, for a friend, of new and not so new music from Chicago & Detroit.

My friend was lamenting the lack of quality music in the vein of Underground Resistance and the Detroit/Chicago originators. I just had to prove him wrong.

The first hour is mostly by 'new school' producers from these two influential cities. Features Aybee and his label Deep Blak, Patrice Scott and his Sistrum Records, Kai Alce (NDATL Music), Byron The Aquarius (Sound Signature), Glenn Underground (Strictly Jaz Unit) among many others. I got carried away and mixed in some much loved classics at the end. Everything is played from vinyl using a Pioneer DJM 750 though Wharfedale speakers. I'd love your feedback here and on Podomatic/Soundcloud/ Enjoy! February 12, 2016 10:26 AM PST This is the Rare Groove Show tribute to one of my biggest influences, Maurice White: outstanding vocalist, arranger, producer, drummer, kalimba player, friend of Charles Stepney and Skip Scarborough, businessman, he changed my life and the life of countless others.

Dance music as it is would not exist without Maurice White. Earth Wind and Fire were the first soul band I really appreciated and I was awed by their number, image, and what I heard about their live shows. Maybe they were the tightest band instrumentally that ever existed in black music. Listen to find out why Maurice White was a towering figure and to hear the legacy this great man leaves behind. Mo' Wax + 4 is a mix for a friend who's moving away. I dug out a load of my Mo'Wax vinyl and played it- no preparation and perhaps in a couple of places that can be heard. Many of these records, which I collected between 1993 and 1998 haven't been played in those intervening years.

It was nice to get back to them and the culmination of an idea gestating since the Mo'Wax exhibition and James Lavelle's 2014 Meltdown Festival. 'Trip Hop' could, of course, be a little slow so I sped every tune up to a minimum pitch of +4. There are many more songs I could have thrown in but 77 minutes felt ample.

The idea is that this will stand the test of time and be an enjoyable listen as well as esoteric enough for anyone remotely interested in the culture created by James Lavelle and Mo'Wax. Equipment: Technics 1200 x 2, Pioneer DJM 750 Mixer, Sony CD recorder, Bang & Olufsen Headphones, Maxell CDRW, Vinyl. I'm not a house DJ but now and then I like to round up a selection of records I've acquired - mostly for my own listening pleasure.

This is a group of records I've been playing this year- most of them would be classed as house, although they go beyond 4/4 beats into jazz and soul territory. Most tracks here are 2015 releases with a few classics thrown in. Labels featured are Prescription, Yoruba, Strictly Jaz Unit and Soul People. Feedback very welcome! Equipment used: Technics 1200 turntables, Pioneer mixer, Shure styli, Sony CD recorder, vinyl records.

Since 1995 when 'Jerusalem EPs' was released on Peacefrog Records I've followed the progress of Glenn Underground and collected his vinyl. Not that I know a lot about him, other than what he creates. That is a superior form of house music, tinged with jazz and soulful elements. Complex live sounding drum patterns which feature lately an African influence are also guaranteed to get the dancefloor moving. Glenn, however, remains a true underground stylist, despite being a go to artist for DJs. Anything on the GU/Boo Williams label Strictly Jaz Unit is worth seeking out and check out GU's Re-Edits of classic disco and boogie- a series which contains something like 8 releases to date (May 2015).

Glenn Underground is undoubtedly in that class of house artist led by musicianship that soul and jazz fans can relate to:- a group which includes Moodymann, Theo Parrish, Masters At Work, Kerri Chandler and Larry Heard. He is one of the leading innovators in his field and in 2015 seems at the height of his musical powers. I initially made this short mix for a friend who knew Gil Scott Heron only as a spoken word artist. This version is tweaked a little. I'm a big fan of Gil's work with Brian Jackson and of both as vocalists. Gil's honeyed world weary tones never sound better than with Brian as his foil.

Their work with the Midnight Band is some of the most cherished in my record collection- starting with WINTER IN AMERICA on Strata East Records and giving us a succession of mighty albums from the Mid Seventies to early eighties- FROM SOUTH AFRICA TO SOUTH CAROLINA, MIDNIGHT BAND, IT'S YOUR WORLD, BRIDGES, SECRETS and 1980. Jackson's Fender Rhodes playing and arrangements across these releases mean that their work together treads the apex of the jazz/soul crossover. To quote Brian Jackson: 'We loved jazz.

But we also loved soul music, funk and R&B. There was always an Isley Brothers or a Stevie Wonder or an Earth Wind and Fire or an Al Green album about to make an appearance on one of our turntables'. There are days when I'd rather listen to no-one if it's not Gil and Brian and I hope you too enjoy their inspirational music. February 2015 took me back to New York and to a whole other group of record stores. I'd missed out the fantastic Turntable Lab the last time we visited and this time also got to check out the exciting, if daunting, Brooklyn Flea Market. Although flea market digging takes work it can often be rewarding. This mix includes two fantastic $5 finds- Freddie Hubbard's Red Clay from 'The Baddest Hubbard' a mint CTI LP from 1975 and Donald Byrd's 'The Baby' from The Blackbyrd's 'Flying Start' As with the previous New York mix the songs are based more on a vibe than strictly created in New York- that's obvious when you hear Dr.

Dre's West Coast classic 'L'il Ghetto Boy with it's wonderful Donny Hathaway sample. I bring it back to NYC, however, with the Jungle Brothers 'Doin' Our Own Dang' & Gza's 'Liquid Swords' Enjoy this, the third in my New York series and write for further tracklistings. • For Bookings: raregrooveprops@gmail.com or www.twitter.com/@raregrooveshow Welcome to my podcast page. This podcast is about my record collection. I’ve been collecting original soul, jazz, boogie, hip hop and breakbeats for many years and have witnessed scenes such as broken beat and trip hop come and go. Podomatic gives me the opportunity to do something active with my large room of vinyl.

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I also have a radio show, THE RARE GROOVE SHOW & blog on www.shoreditchradio.co.uk Radio shows live by their statistics, loyal support and listener numbers. If you like what you hear or if you want to know about tracks, record stores or vinyl please email. Please donate if you like this podcast. Any donations received go towards keeping vinyl alive!

Is a record label that specializes in the best rare and unreleased (underground/golden era/indie) hip-hop vinyl from the late ’80s to the early 2000s. All vinyl is limited to 300 copies with the exception of their upcoming 50th release from hip-hop veterans Black Sheep, which is limited to 500 vinyl copies. This mix is from their last 20 releases, put together exclusively for Wax Poetics. Track list: 1. Young Zee “Nerve Plucker” (New Jersey, 1996 from his shelved LP “Musical Meltdown Part. 1” (DF0043) Zee made waves guesting on the FUGEES “THE SCORE” and his debut LP (originally promo cassette only) was shelved due to label troubles. This is the first time his talked about LP has been released to the public!) 2.

Divine Beings “Raisin’ Eyebrows” (Philly 1993 from “Whatever Tracks” (DF0048) featuring guest appearances from the Legendary ROOTS CREW!!!) 3. M.A.C.-10 “Mac Thang” (Detroit, 1992 from “Soul On A Roll” (DF0047) Reissue of the impossible to find original 12″ from tha D.) 4. Poetic Menace “Takin’ No Shorts” (Detroit 1992, from “RYMEZOF (DASSASSIN)” (DF0041) Another reissue of a Holy Grail 12″ from the fire-spitting POETIC MENACE) 5. “There It Is” (Chicago 1991-1994 from “Fame Goes To Your Head” (DF0035) Previously unreleased on wax!) 6.

MC E-Rock “One The Hard Way” (Fort Worth, TX 1991 from “One The Hard Way” (DF0033) an EP combining E- ROCK’S first 2 12″ singles.) 7. Disco Beave featuring B Get Busy “Hall Of Fame” (Wilmington, DE 1987 from “From The Projects” (DF0045) Hard hitting late 80’s fire from the original sought after 12″ single.) 8. Parts Unknown “911 Funk” (East Palo Alto, Ca 1990 from “Time For Turmoil” (DF0028) Cali posse forming the compilation EP under the moniker PARTS UNKNOWN. Gritty, Raw Gangster Funk!) 9. Rampage ” Living Foul” (NY 1994 from “Killed By Def Vol.2: Da Vibe Chemist” (DF0049) unreleased material from FLIPMODE ALUMNI RAMPAGE DA LAST BOY SCOUT) 10.

Trauma Center “Rhymes Overflowin'” (Philly 1994 from “Rhymes Overflowin’ PT.2” (DF0037) From their original demo recordings previously unreleased on wax!) 11. Cage 1 “Nightstalker” (Wilmington, DE 1992-94 from “Straight From Cage” (DF0038) Originally from a cassette only release, it is the first time this song has been on vinyl.

One of the hardest hitting songs in our catalog) 12. Ebony Broadcast System “Broadcastin'” (Philly 1992, from “Broadcastin’ Pt. 1” DF0044) Previously released on cassette only, it finally gets the vinyl treatment!) 13. Darc Mind “This Is Kev Roc” (NY 1990-1992 from “Antediluvian Vol.1” (DF0031) Unreleased gold from the prolific Kevroc of DARC MIND) 14. MF Doom “Doomsday Remix” (From “X-Ray Presents: Monster Mixes” (DF0042) Originally released on a CD- R, X-RAY’s remixes are released for the first time on wax!) 15.

Bolaji “Homage” (Strong Island, 1997 from “Outer Limits” (DF0039) Previously unreleased EP from the legendary underground producer/MC.) 16. Reggie Capers “Suspect” (NY 1997 from “Suspect EP” (DF0040) One of the most sought after artists from the INDIE era of the late 90’s.) 17. Omniscence “When I Make Parole” (North Carolina, 1996 from “Raw Factors Pt. 2” (DF0036) For the first time on vinyl from OMNISCENCE’S shelved LP RAW FACTORS!) 18.

Big Squig “Keep It Going” (NY 1995 from “Killed By Def Vol. 2: Da Vibe Chemist” (DF0049) A reissue of the impossible to find original 12″ from New York’s BIG SQUIG!) 19.

Lord VI “Not Tonight” (Greensboro, NC 1996 from “Free Cheeze EP” (DF0046) Omniscence’s label mate, produced by Fanatic. The EP has 3 previously unreleased tracks!) 20. Black Sheep “Sleep (Intro)” OUR 50TH RELEASE!!! FROM THE EP “90’S RARITIES” Limited Edition of 500 copies (50 White vinyl, 150 Red Vinyl, 350 Black Vinyl) Visit to purchase vinyl. “Like” on Follow on Follow on.