nach langer Abwesenheit gibts von mir für euch mal wieder was auf die Ohren.
Auf Grund bescheidener Arbeitszeiten und anderer Dinge war es leider nicht möglich die Seite so weiter zu führen wie sie es verdient hätte.
Das wird sich aber jetzt ändern.

So … fangen wir an.
Der heutige Podcast ist der erste einer Reihe vom Podcasts zum 50. Geburtstag von Motown.
Zum “Anheitzen” habe ich in hier erst einmal viele Nummer 1 Hits reingepackt und ein bisschen Wissenswertes erzählt. Ich hoffe das ist was für euch.

Die nächsten Podcasts aus der Motown 50 Reihe werden mehr ins eingemachte gehen und euch auch mal ein paar Raritäten und B-Seiten bringen.

Ich hoffe euch gefällts … wenn ja dann hinterlasst doch einfach mal einen Kommentar.

Keep dah Funk Alive!!

Euer Charlie

Trackliste:

• Intro
• The Marvelettes – Please Mr. Postman
• The Contours – Do You Love Me
• Jr. Walker And The All-Stars – Shotgun
• Vintage Stevie
• The Temptations – Aint Too Proud To Beg
• The Temptations – Get Ready
• The Isley Brothers – This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You)
• Smokey Robinson & The Miracles – I Second That Emotion
• Marvin Gaye – Too Busy Thinking About My Baby
• Levi Stubbs and Lamont Dozier – The Anatomy Of A Hit:  Reach Out I’ll Be There
• Edwin Starr – War
• The Undisputed Truth – Smiling Faces Sometimes
• Eddie Kendricks – Keep On Truckin’ (Part 1)
• The Commodores – Slippery When Wet
• Rick James – You And I

Into The Groove Pt. 2(07-06-2002) by Martin Boer.

From June 2002 till December 2004 Martin Boer presents on
Radio Veronica a nonstop Mix-Show including music from the
70’s till the 90’s.

This is Part 2 from the opening show on the 7th of June 2002.

Please enjoy the great music and mixing style of Martin Boer
here on FunkyDJ.net

Part 3: Next Week! 

Into The Groove Pt. 1 (07-06-2002) by Martin Boer.

From June 2002 till December 2004 Martin Boer presents on
Radio Veronica a nonstop Mix-Show including music from the
70′s till the 90′s.

This is Part 1 from the opening show on the 7th of June 2002.

Please enjoy the great music and mixing style of Martin Boer
here on FunkyDJ.net

Part 2: Next Week! 

Enjoy

DJ Cash Money – Head Bangin’ Funk 45′s

The third CD from Boombox brings us a 60 minute mix
of rare funk and soul cut up by the legendary
Philadelphia DJ.

Sorry, no tracklisting but including:
- The Headhunters
- James Brown
- Rick James
- Jean Knight
- Ohio Players
- Dennis Coffey
- Cymande
- Betty Wright
- Marva Whitney
- Gil Scott Heron

Label: Boombox Distribution Network

Please Enjoy DJ Cash Money
on FunkyDJ.net :)

Chuck Chillout Show- 98.7 WRKS (KISS) FM- March 1989
Funkmaster Flex filling in on the decks

Absofunkinlutely Rare Show on KissFM New York!!

01) The Ruler’s Back- Slick Rick
02) Unknown- Chuck Chillout & Kool Chip
03) Rhythm is the Master- Chuck Chillout & Kool Chip
04) Give The Drummer Some- Ultramagnetic MCs
05) The 900 Number- The 45 King
06) Stop The Violence Movement- Self-Destruction
07) Jack of Spades- BDP
08) Unknown- Duces Wild
09) Black is Back- Lakim Shabazz (not sure)
10) Unknown
11) Set the Pace (Say Yeah)- Skinny Boys
12) Children’s Story- Slick Rick
13) Caught, Can We Get a Witness- Public Enemy
14) Duck Alert- Craig G & Marley Marl
15) The Greatest Man Alive- Three Times Dope

Das wollte ich schon immer mal machen …
ein Special mit Rap Musik der 90ger Jahre.
Ist mal was ganz anderes aber die
Musik ist nicht minder gut und wer hier nicht mit den
Füssen wippt der hat kein Rythmus im Blut. ;)

Viel Spass mit viel Rap und Party Musik und wenig “Gelaber”.

Euer DJ Charlie Murphy

Trackliste:

01) Shade Sheist feat Nate Dogg – Wake Up (Radio Edit)
02) Culcha Candela – Hamma
03) Notorious B.I.G. – Juicy
04) Snoop Dogg – Paperd Up Ft. Kane
05) Styles – Good Times
06) Nelly ft. Kelly Rowland – Dilemma
07) Seeed – Ding
08) Wc ft. Nate Dogg, Xzibit, Snoop Dogg - The Streets
09) Trick Daddy ft. Cee Lo and Big - Dro In The Wind
10) Bubba Sparxxx – Ugly
11) Digital Underground – The Humpty Dance
12) Nelly – Ride Wit Me
13) Notorious B.I.G. – Mo Money Mo Problems
14) Seeed – Music Monks
15) Bounty Killer & Queen Yemisi – Sexy Lover

Phew, was soll ich sagen … das war die Party des Jahres.
Die Prince Party am 29.09.2007 in Köln im Basement war wirklich der Hammer.
Nicht nur weil DJ Tbt und ich die Party gerockt haben wie verrückt sondern weil
die Gäste super genial waren und die Stimmung der Hammer waren.

Viel Spaß mit meiner kleinen Prince Party Review …
… Have Fun(k)!

Tracklist:

01) Chaka Kahn - Sign O The Times
02) Prince - Chelsea Rodgers
03) Prince - The Ride
04) Prince - People Without
05) Prince - Days Of Wild
06) Prince - The Everlasting Now
07) Prince – Strange Relationship (87)
08) Prince – Get Wild (95)
09) Prince – Damn U (93)
10) Prince – The Max (93)
11) Prince – Satisfied (07)
12) Prince – Christopher Tracy’s Parade
13) Prince – New Position
14) Prince – I Wonder U
15) Prince – Raspberry Beret
16) Prince – Delerious
17) Prince – Controversy
18) Prince – A Love Bizarre
19) Prince – International Lover

Thx 2 DJ Tbt

Tracklist:

01) Stomp And Buck Dance
02) Inherit The Wind
03) So Far Away
04) Keep That Same Old Feeling
05) Scratch
06) Life In The City
07) Always There – Just Because It’s Jazz (Don’t Mean You Can’t Dance)
08) Way Back Home
09) Rocklside
10) Welcome To The New Year
11) Brighter Day
12) Dance Floor

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Along with three other Texans–Wilton Felder, Wayne Henderson, and Stix Hooper–Joe Sample founded the Jazz Crusaders, one of the finest soul-jazz combos of its time, a group that refused to choose from among its loves for small-group jazz, blues, and soul. They had an unusual trombone-and-tenor front line, but they made it work, both musically and commercially, and the Jazz Crusaders became one of the most popular acts in jazz during the late ’60s.

In the ’70s, seeking wider appeal, they dropped the first part of the band’s name and became the Crusaders. A short time later, trombonist Henderson left the group. When he did, the Crusaders gradually evolved into a funk band. In the early ’80s, they had their biggest hit with Street Life.

Even during the days of commercial success, the Crusaders had at their core a note of integrity. Among the many groups that walked the line between jazz and pop, or between jazz and easy listening, Sample’s bands stood out. He also stood out for his concert and studio work with [Tom Scott], Marvin Gaye, Tina Turner, B.B. King, Joe Cocker, and Anita Baker. Today, that integrity has helped him build a successful solo career.

–JONATHAN EIG, “Hard Hands, Sweet Soul,”
Jazziz, July 1996.

True pioneers of jazz, the Crusaders showed the crowd that they’ve still got it. Now playing with only two of the original members remaining, Wayne Henderson (trombone / fluegelhorn), and Wilton Felder (saxes), the Crusaders of today put a new twist on their classic tunes with the help of some very talented musicians.

Please enjoy and let your memories take over your mind.

Tracklist:

01) Ollie & Jerry – ‘Breakin’ There’s No Stopping Us Now
02) Break Machine – Street Dance
03) Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force – Looking For The Perfect Beat
04) Chris ´The Glove´ Taylor And Ice-T – Reckless (Club Mix)
05) Bar Kays – Freakshow On The Dance Floor
06) Herman Kelly & Life – Dance To The Drummer’s Beat
07) Kraftwerk – Tour De France (12” Mix)
08) George Kranz – Trommeltanz (Din Daa Daa) (Extended Mix)
09) Planet Patrol – Danger Zone (Remix)
10) Break Machine – Break Dance Party ’84
11) The Rocksteady Crew – Hey You (The Rocksteady Crew)
12) Hashim – Al-Naayfish (The Soul)
13) Africa Bambaataa – Planet Rock (Soul Sonic Force Live From London)
14) DMC – History Of Electro Breakdance (Tom Newton)