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As a tasty and hearty side order, we've got the breakbeat-heavy tunes of artists who continue to push Fusion into new and interesting territory. From the mysterious Funk of Karl Hector and The Malcouns to the blissful Soul of Hil St Soul, volume 69 is a drum break smorgasbord.
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DJ Cyrus B-Boy Classics Radio presents tapes of The Awesome Two's radio show plus more classic Hip Hop recordings at his Mixcloud.
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At my eBay storefront you'll discover collectors items from BDK, including this rare copy of The Source magazine. Visit the link to eBay in the sidebar of my blog and check out the Hip Hop and Promotional Item sections of the storefront.
If you'd like to get a copy of the original VHS tape for each of these documentaries, I've got copies of "More of Jive's Greatest Rap Video Hits" and "Rap From Atlantic Street" for sale at my eBay storefront (link at the sidebar of my blog).
Above DJ Wicked shows off his copy of Paul's Boutique Demos on vinyl which you can hear samples of and get your copy here at Juno Records.
From finance, romance, belief in a higher power and more, this passionate approach to music gives us reason to enjoy life a little more. The carefree sounds of Thirty Two Soul Band and High and Mighty offer divine escapism. On the contrary, the psychedelic Funk of Aussie band Let Your Hair Down is built to put you on edge. With this blend of bands from past and present, it's clear that the best ingredients of Funk and Soul are here to stay.
Below, DJ Jazzy Jeff & DJ Scratch also show their love for this great genre of music in a 3.5 hour set.
In a surprise transition from New Jack Swing party jams to underground Hip Hop, MC Brains demonstrates his skills in '94 as he teams with Lord Finesse and Buckwild. Thanks to BeatJunkie82 a/k/a JunkiesVirtualCrates for providing audio of this shelved sophomore project.
Enjoy a set of Kwest's unreleased recordings and the deluxe edition of his 90's debut. This potent dose of Hip Hop is like a combination of Bill Bellamy's How To Be A Player and Eddie Murphy's RAW.
I've got a copy of the original 1996 promotion sticker, a promo copy of "This Is My First Album" and a CD of "These Are My Unreleased Recordings" in the Promotional Items and Hip Hop sections of my eBay storefront (link in my blog's sidebar).
From the passion of this performance, it ain't hard to tell that these talented musicians understand the spine-tingling effect of this classic tune. Experience light on the other side as you journey "Through The Fire" with the Emmet Cohen quintet. The victorious feeling of Chaka Khan's song endures on a cover which expresses perseverance on a smooth note. The groovy 80's R&B sound is replaced with the delightful swing of Jazz in a cover you're certain to remember.
Emmet Cohen - Piano
Sheléa - Vocals
Christian McBride - Bass
Warren Wolf - Vibraphone
Joe Farnsworth - Drums
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