Revisit an era where the rhythm of the beat and rhymes made you wanna do The Wop as a select few proceed to Krush Groove.
On "the late 2025 edition of The Funkbox Reload, Jorun Bombay presents "recuts" of Hip Hop songs from the late 80's. These classic songs are revived with Jorun's added turntable cuts which are quite impressive and fit like a glove. Toward the end of the show, Jorun announces upcoming remix projects for 2025/2026. Above, DJ Elliot Ness & The Untouchables lay down the law '87-style by getting cold stupid def and ill. This 12" is available on vinyl here at the Hip Hop section of my eBay storefront.
The MC who's known for ruffing up rappers like a football scrimmage shows his flare for the rhyme in '90. The GZA (then known as The Genius) makes an appearance with others in the background who show their support for Pos K. A short clip before his debut album, courtesy of Fresh Since '73.
Below, Jorun Bombay shows his skills on the cuts with a live remix of "A Good Combination". Just one of the classic Hip Hop gems he spins on this episode of Funkbox Reload.
DJ Jorun Bombay's Funkbox Reload (Spring 2025 Edition)
Co-hosted by Mr. Dalius, Corpia (of Shev n Corp) & the official return of Flexxman
Funkbox Reload Disclaimer Intro / Ghostweed Skit 2025
The Alternate Universe - Donut Shop (Exclusive to Funkbox Reload)
Jorun Bombay - Whole Grain O's (Instrumental)
Nerdy B & Celly Cel - He's Incredible
Beats International - Dub Be Good to Me
D-Nice - My Name Is D-Nice
Stezo - Getting Paid
Too Poetic - God Made Me Funky
Positive K - Pointer Sisters - A Good Combination (Jorun Remix)
Frick n Frack - Go Southside
Princess Ivory - Crackpipe Changed It All
EPMD - Let The Funk Flow
Just-Ice & KRS One - Going Way Back
Big Daddy Kane - Gettin' Funky
Below, DJ M-TRAXXX provides a gem from his personal tape collection with an '84 episode of Marley Marl on WBLS radio.
It's time to chill as DJ Clark Kent spins the original breaks and classics we know and love. The Superman of the wheels of steel joins Fat Man Scoop on Thanksgiving 1995 for good music and memories. Reminisce on each of these late greats of Hip Hop as you enjoy their soulful music and commentary. One of the sets is a mix of Clark (and WBAI FM Underground Railroad DJs) spinning a combination of breaks and classic Hip Hop of '95, while the other is mostly breaks. An hour or so of good music, straight from the tape deck of JR to your speaker.
DJ Clark Kent Mixmaster Weekend Pt. 1 ('95 Hip Hop and their original samples mixed)
DJ Clark Kent Mixmaster Weekend Pt. 2 (laid-back R&B and Funk classics)
Feel free to elevate your mind to the sound of music as these pilots of Soul guide you toward the heavens. This uplifting moment of music comes courtesy of producer Tall Black Guy, singer/trumpeter Miles Bonny, vocalist Shhor and bassist Carrtoons. As you press play, this tune is like taking lift off and floating on a dream based on the liberating sound this unit achieves.
Below, Tall Black Guy provides a selection of his favourite jazz vinyl as well as some remixes and productions of his own, for the First Word Records takeover.
Below, Tall Black Guy provides a selection of his favourite jazz vinyl as well as some remixes and productions of his own, for the First Word Records takeover.
Tracklist for First Word Records takeover:
Tall Black Guy - Andrew Talks
The Awakening - Prologue Spring Thing
Michael White - The Blessing Song
Joe Henderson - Bwaata
Dianne Reeves - Mi Vida
Brian Jackson - Ethiopian Sunshower
Sonny Fortune - The Afro-Americans
Joao Donato - Forever More
Lonnie Liston Smith - Love Brings Happiness (Tall Black Guy Remix)
Zo! & Tall Black Guy - Blackout (Daz-I-Que EDIT)
Lyric Jones - Better Now (Zo! & Tall Black Guy Remix)
Tall Black Guy - It Must Be Love
Zo! & Tall Black Guy ft. Deborah Bond - Good Life (Zo! & Tall Black Guy Keep Bouncin' Mix)
Katalyst - Reflections
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