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Welcome to Tembo Sounds - The Culture, where funk, soul, and grooves collide for an unforgettable vibe! This recorded radio mix features timeless hits like Adina Howard's sultry "Freak Like Me," The Gap Band's iconic "Outstanding," and the infectious rhythms of Fela Kuti's "Yellow Fever." Dive into the funk of James Brown, the magic of Patrice Rushen, and the soul of Earth, Wind & Fire. Turn up the volume, and let's keep the funk alive! For the complete tracklist, visit https://serato.com/playlists/Tembo_Sounds/dr-kenya-osi-tembosounuds-565-rnb-funk-s
Castle Freak (1995) Castle Freak is a 1995 American direct-to-video horror film directed by Stuart Gordon. The film stars Jeffrey Combs as John Reilly, an American recovering alcoholic who inherits an Italian castle when a distant relative passes away. John travels to Italy with his estranged wife Susan (Barbara Crampton) and blind daughter Rebecca (Jessica Dollarhide). The three plan to stay at the castle, but unbeknownst to them, a freakish monster locked away in the basement of the castle is about to escape and commit a series of murders. The police place John as the prime suspect, leading him to confront his alcoholism, fight the demon and prove himself innocent. Castle Freak went into production in 1994 after Gordon noticed art for the film in producer Charles Band's office. Gordon agreed to develop the film on Band's condition that the film take place in a castle, contain a freak, and would be shot on a very low budget. Gordon obliged as he would be able to cast who he wanted in the film and would get the final cut. The film was shot in 1994 in a castle owned by Band in Italy, where Gordon had previously shot The Pit and the Pendulum. Castle Freak (2020) Castle Freak is a 2020 American direct-to-video horror film that was directed by Tate Steinsiek. It has been billed as a reboot of the 1995 Stuart Gordon film by the same name, which is a loose adaptation of the stories "The Outsider" and "The Dunwich Horror" by H.P. Lovecraft. Opening Credits; Introduction (.40); Background History (29.18); Castle Freak (1995) Film Trailer (30.35); The Original (32.43); Let's Rate (1:10.15); Amazing Design Advertisement (1:30.27); Introducing a Remake (1:31.38); Castle Freak (2020) Film Trailer (1:32.06); The Remake (1:34.09); How Many Stars (2:18.31); End Credits (2:29.58); Closing Credits (2:31.48) Opening Credits– Epidemic Sound – copyright 2021. All rights reserved Closing Credits: Freak Like Me by The Sugababes. Taken from the album Angels With Dirty Faces. Copyright 2002 Island/Universal Records. Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast. All rights reserved. Used with Kind Permission. All songs available through Amazon Music.
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In the first episode of Face-to-Face, the musician Raye meets Mutya Buena from Sugababes. Raye was born in London and she grew up in Croydon. Between the ages of 14 and 16, she attended the BRIT school for performing arts - which also counts Adele, Amy Winehouse and FKA twigs as alumni. Raye released her debut EP in 2014. Alongside releasing solo material, she has worked with artists such as Stormzy, Charli XCX and Beyoncé. Last summer, Raye publicly criticised her record label on social media, claiming that she'd been signed for a four album deal in 2014, but that she hadn't yet been allowed to release an album. “I'm done being a polite pop star,” she said. In July this year, Raye released Hard Out Here – her first song in her new chapter as an independent artist. Mutya Buena was born and raised in Kingsbury, North West London. The Sugababes formed in 1998 and released their debut One Touch album in 2000. Despite the album including three Top 20 singles, they were dropped by their record label. They released their second album Angels with Dirty Faces in 2002. It featured the Number One hits Round and Round and Freak Like Me. After the release of Sugababes' fourth album Taller in More Ways, in 2005 Buena announced her departure from the group. She released her solo album Real Girl in 2007. In 2012, Buena and original Sugababes members Keisha Buchanan and Siobhán Donaghy confirmed that they had regrouped. This year, the Sugababes performed at Glastonbury, creating such a high demand that an entire area of the festival was shut down to avoid overcrowding. They will be back on the road this autumn. During their Face-to-Face conversation, Raye and Buena discuss mental health, social media and navigating the toxic side of the music industry. This podcast was produced with Front Ear Podcasts. It was edited by Nathan Copelin, and the music was created by David Cantello. Recorded at The Standard hotel in London. Visit The Face for a daily dose of pop culture coverage.
It's good to be back and in a BIG way! In case you missed my debut on Sirius XM FLY last Friday, don't worry...I got you. Here's my live radio mix from the Friday FLY Ride. Enjoy and as always...please don't forget to share the show! Playlist is below!@djprinceakeemwww.djprinceakeem.comtwitch.tv/djprinceakeemDJ Prince Akeem_SiriusXM FLY 9.2.22 Playlist 1. U Don't Know- Jay-Z 2. U Don't Know x Dead Prez (Hip-Hop) - (Prince Akeem Blend) 3. Over- Drake 4. Bedrock- Young Money ft. Lloyd 5. Kiss Kiss- Chris Brown ft. T-Pain 6. All I Do Is Win- DJ Khaled (FL!P ONE Edit) 7. Birthday Cake- Rihanna ft. Chris Brown (Cesar Castilla Edit) 8. Some Cut- Trillville ft. Cutty 9. Party- Beyonce ft. Andre 3000 x Some Cut- (Prince Akeem Blend) 10. It's Going Down- Young Joc 11. Damn- Youngbloodz 12. Like You- Bow Wow ft. Ciara 13. Grillz- Nelly ft. Paul Wall, Ali & Gipp 14. This Is Why I'm Hot Remix- Mims ft. Junior Reid & Baby Cham 15. Snap Ya Fingers Lil Jon x Ghetto Story Baby Cham- (Prince Akeem Blend) 16. Oh Yeah- Foxy Brown 17. Mary Jane (All Night Long)- Mary J. Blige 18. If Your Girl Only Knew x Mary Jane- Aaliyah (Prince Akeem Blend) 19. Best of Me- Mya ft. Jay-Z 20. Get It On Tonite- Montell Jordan 21. Fine China x Get It On Tonite- Chris Brown (Prince Akeem Blend) 22. What Chu Like- Da Brat ft. Tyrese 23. Ms. Jackson- Outkast 24. So Into You x Ms. Jackson- Fabulous ft. Tamia (Prince Akeem Blend) 25. 4 Ever- Lil' Mo 26. Next Episode- Dr. Dre ft. Snoop Dogg & Nate Dogg 27. California Love- Dr. Dre ft. 2 Pac 28. I Get Around- 2 Pac 29. How Do U Want It- 2 Pac feat. K-Ci & JoJo 30. I Got 5 On It x How Do U Want It Da Luniz (Prince Akeem Blend) 31. This Is How We Do- The Game ft. 50 Cent (Uki Edit) 32. What's Luv- Fat Joe ft. Ashanti 33. Still Not A Player- Big Pun ft. Joe 34. Freak Like Me x Still Not a Player- Adina Howard (Prince Akeem Blend) 35. Ante Up- M.O.P 36. Twinz x Ante Up- Big Pun ft. Fat Joe (Prince Akeem Blend) 37. Off The Books- The Beatnuts ft. Big Pun, Cuban Link 38. Doo Wop (That Thing) x Off the Books- Lauryn Hill (Prince Akeem Blend) 39. Ready Or Not- Fugees (Green Lantern Edit) 40. Never Leave (Uh Oh) - Lumidee ft. Busta Rhymes 41. No Letting Go- Wayne Wonder 42. Bartender x No Letting Go - T-Pain ft. Akon (Prince Akeem Blend) 43. Sleeping In My Bed- Dru Hill ft. Jermaine Dupri and Da Brat 44. No Scrubs x Sleeping In My Bed- TLC ( Prince Akeem Blend) 45. Grindin'- Clipse 46. Run It- Chris Brown 47. Dark Fantasy- Kanye West 48. Party Up- DMX 49. Who's That Girl- Eve 50. Lighters Up- Lil Kim 51. Quiet Storm Remix- Mobb Deep ft. Lil Kim 52. Shout- Tears for Fears Quiet Storm - (Prince Akeem Blend)53. You Will Never Find Another- In Essence 54. Right Here (Human Nature Rmx)- SWV 55. I'll Be There (Puff Daddy Mix)- Method Man ft. Mary J. Blige
Pop 90 - The Best of 90s - Best of 1995 - Volume III grandi successi pop del 1995, parte secondaPlaylist:1. Bullet With Butterfly Wings, Smashing Pumpkins2. Bambina, Pino Daniele3. Freak Like Me, Adina Howard4. Shy Guy, Diana King5.This Is How We Do It, Montell Jordan6. High And Dry, Radiohead7. Army Of Me, Bjork8. Dear Mama, 2PacⒸ 2019, 2022 Giordano Di Fiore, Radio Popolare
In this episode, we're joined by Chris Hartman of The Film Exiles Podcast, to make the (strange) case for our respective Halestorm playlists! Raise your horns and then vote for your favorite! Vote now for YOUR favorite playlists, hear the results of past episodes & listen to ALL of the playlists at: http://www.playlistwarspodcast.com If you'd like to support Playlist Wars, then consider becoming a Patreon subscriber: http://www.patreon.com/playlistwars. Tiers include: Patreon exclusive content; early access to ad-free episodes; & join the show as a guest for a "Playlist An Album" mini episode or a full-length episode! SONGS DISCUSSED INCLUDE Apocalyptic, Back From The Dead, Beautiful With You, Black Vultures, Dear Daughter, Do Not Disturb, Freak Like Me, Here's To Us, Hunger Strike, I Get Off, I Like It Heavy, I Miss The Misery, It's Not You, I'm Not An Angel, Love Bites (& So Do I), Mayhem, Painkiller, Private Parts, Scream, Slave To The Ground, The Steeple & Terrible Thing CONNECT WITH PLAYLIST WARS Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/playlistwars Twitter: http://twitter.com/playlistwars Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/playlistwarspodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcW7NibxehYRf8_UZ88Qtbg FOR MORE ON THE FILM EXILES Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheFilmExiles/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theexilesnetwork Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheFilmExiles
Shirley Davis & The Silverbacks presentan mañana en Madrid su disco “Keep Keepin’ On”… Diana Ross se asocia con Tame Impala para recrearse en uno de los grandes temas de su último disco “Thank You”. Más novedades con DNCE y Post Malone. Y mucha música disco en el regreso a Studio 54. Queremos ir donde baila la gente, esa gente tan friki de la noche. DISCO 1 DOROTHY ASHBY Soul Vibrations (CLO CANCIONES DE HOY) DISCO 2 SHIRLEY DAVIS & THE SILVERBACKS True People (CLO CANCIONES DE HOY) DISCO 3 YORK Feel The Groove (7) DISCO 4 BRAINSTORM Love Is Really My Game (STUDIO 54 - CD 1 - 4) DISCO 5 DNCE Make Your Move (CLO CANCIONES DE HOY) DISCO 6 ROZALLA I Love Music (CARLITO’S WAY - 1) DISCO 7 ADINA HOWARD Freak Like Me (2) DISCO 8 GQ Disco Nights (Rock-Freak) (STUDIO 54 - CD 1 - 5) DISCO 9 RICK JAMES Super Freak (5) DISCO 10 CHIC Le Freak (2) DISCO 11 INDIA & NUYORICAN SOUL Give Me Hope (THE LAST DAYS OF… 5) DISCO 12 POST MALONE feat. Roddy Rich Cooped Up (Explicit) (CLO CANCIONES DE HOY) DISCO 13 DIANA ROSS & Tame Impala Turn Up The Sunshine (CLO CANCIONES DE HOY) Escuchar audio
Electric Friends' first episode delves into the song which started it all for Gary Numan, and the song that changed many of us fans forever: 'Are 'Friends' Electric?'. The episode looks back at the song's origins, lyrical meaning, chart performance, cover versions, samples and beyond. We also hear just how important the song has been for Gary's fans over the past 4+ decades, and hear extracts about the song from Gary's autobiography. Stories include: How stumbling upon a Moog changed everything How it was the first number one about robot sex Who was 'S.U'.? Becoming a live anthem worthy of stadiums Paving the way for electronic artists forever Clips: Tubeway Army - 'Are 'Friends' Electric?' Tubeway Army - 'Are 'Friends' Electric?' (Old Grey Whistle Test) Moog example (RetroSound) Gary Numan - 'Are Friends Electric?' (Live at Brixton Academy) Sugababes - 'Freak Like Me' An Pierle - 'Are Friends Electric?' Gary Numan - 'Are Friends Electric? (Andy Gray Mix)'
90s R&B singer, Adina Howard will grace the Greenwood Cultural Center stage alongside Platinum Selling R&B Group, Public Announcement. She will be singing her hits such as, "Freak Like Me" and "T-shirt & My Panties". --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aubrey-shine/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aubrey-shine/support
MERRY CHRISTMAS! As we prepare for this Sunday's Maxies Awards, The Cap and Mo discuss Roman Reigns literally dropping Paul Heyman, WWE send AJ Styles to rescue NXT 2.0, Kyle O'Reilly debuts in AEW! Bryan / Hangman 2 is official! Sting, CM Punk and Darby Allin get paint happy and Twitter proves toxic once again as wrestlers' private lives are scrutinised. Plus we predict Night 1 of Wrestle Kingdom 16! "Freak Like Me" by ONLAP and Halocene
This week on the Cap and Mo show, The Phoenix drops in as we discuss the bizarre week of Jeff Hardy, the Final (for now) Battle of Ring Of Honor, Hangman and Danielson's hour-long thriller, Moses reviews NXT 2.0 and… Mandy, plus a major announcement for 2022, a lot of title changes in history and a tribute to Jimmy Rave. https://www.gofundme.com/f/jimmy-rave-memorial?s=09 - please help Jimmy Rave's family if you can "Freak Like Me" by ONLAP and Halocene
On May 31 1998, Geri Halliwell shook the globe by announcing that she was leaving the Spice Girls, effective immediately. Caught in the tumult of one of the biggest scandals in pop history, Geri she did what any gay icon would – she packed a bag and headed straight for George Michael's gaff. It was there that she decided what the hell she was going to do next. The result was Schizophonic.Lauded as a parallel universe third Spice Girls album, Geri's debut is a cacophony of frenetic but catchy bops, boasting three UK number ones. But on re-listen over two decades later, does it still lift us up? Or were we just in a bubble?This episode the boys are joined by reformed groupie Malcolm McLean, author of Freak Like Me, a hilarious, nostalgic jaunt through teenage angst and 90s pop. Join us as we take you back to our sweet la vida and ask – where the fuck is Mi Chico Latino?Want more from the boys? Visit our online home at auralfixationpodcast.com, follow us on Instagram and Twitter, or go old school and email us at auralfixationpodcast@gmail.com. You can follow Andy on @andrewdoyouthinkyouare and Drew on @with.all.drew.respect. And don't forget to check out this episode's playlist. You can find out more about Freak Like Me on @freaklikemebook and order a copy at any good bookstore. Our big gay thanks to Anthony Garvin and the team at Forbes Street Studios in Sydney.Finally, we would like to acknowledge both the Gadigal of the Eora Nation and the Ngarigo, the traditional custodians of the lands this podcast episode was recorded on, and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
The Cap and Mo predict this Sunday's NXT War Games and on the table of topics are WWE's attempt at promo battles on Raw as Edge fires shots at AEW, WWE finally pulling the trigger on Liv Morgan, Cody Rhodes and Andrade's fiery war on Dynamite, and why Moses names Andre Chase his Geek Of The Week. "Freak Like Me" by ONLAP and Halocene Visit us as www.maxwrestling.net Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/maxwrestling Twitter: www.twitter.com/maxwrestlinguk Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/maxwrestling Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Q8pmjfAmbmpXlyvZnlg7T
Following last week's special, The Captain and El Jefe react to Survivor Series and the lack of The Rock, Seth Rollins' attacker on Raw and Becky Lynch lashes out at the fans, plus CM Punk and MJF finally trade burns on the mic while Cody Rhodes continues to receive "John Cena heat" on Dynamite! "Freak Like Me" by ONLAP and Halocene Visit us as www.maxwrestling.net Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/maxwrestling Twitter: www.twitter.com/maxwrestlinguk Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/maxwrestling Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Q8pmjfAmbmpXlyvZnlg7T
With an all new single titled “Freak Like Me” set for release on November 19th, we got the opportunity to sit and speak with Cass Braido of The Losers Club to hear all about the background of the track and so much more. Made up of Cass Braido (guitar/vocals), Tristin Pounders (bass/vocals), Cade Ralston (drums), this power trio are serving a seriously compelling mix of pop-punk and alternative rock. Currently based out of Denver, Colorado, The Losers Club are a pandemic born band of talented musicians that have put their love for punk into a fantastic set of originals, but with “Freak Like Me” on the way, it was an absolute treat to get to hear the finer details. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wewriteaboutmusic/support
Adina Howard, who shot to fame in the 90s with hits such as Freak Like Me and T-Shirt and My Panties. discusses the hurdles she faced as a woman in the industry as well as her regrets. She also elaborates on her enthusiasm for other female artists such as Ella Mai
We get into what Adina Howard has done during the pandemic, how her mom felt about "Freak Like Me", surviving the temptations of the music industry and what her fans can hope to see at her upcoming shows! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chatty-passenger/support
Lyn Collins Think (About It) DMX - Party Up Robin Thicke - Take Me Higher - Brothers Johnson Stomp Adina Howard Freak Like Me Spinners The Rubberband Man Celeste Stop This Flame Platen van Pa: Clarence Carter - Take It Off Him And Put It On Me Us3 Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) Aretha Franklin Who's Zooming Who Sabrina Starke Learn To Love Harold Melvin & Blue Don't Leave Me This Way Jenny Burton Bad Habits Temptations Treat Her Like A Lady Teena Marie & Rick J I'm A Sucker For Your Love Macklemore Thrift shop Soul Night Tip: Amy Winehouse Take The Box (Live) Gwen McCrae Keep The Fire Burning Jamie Lidell Another Day Gladys Knight & The Save The Overtime (For Me) SOUL CHAIN : Stereo’s MC - Connected Joe Public Live And Learn Arlo Parks Too Good Curtis Mayfield Move On Up Freaks Come Out At Night - Whodini Earth, Wind & Fire And Love Goes On Isley Brothers Between The Sheets RANI Knock You Down Ini Kamoze Here Comes The Hotstepper Fontella Bass Rescue Me VERZOEKJE: KID FROST - LA RAZA VERZOEKJE: ASHFORD & SIMPSONS - SOLID VERZOEKJE: DUSTY SPRINGFIELD- BREAKFAST IN BED VERZOEKJE: GEORGE BENSON - ON BROADWAY VERZOEKJE: Q-TIP - BREATHE AND STOP VERZOEKJE: DONNA SUMMER - I FEEL LOVE VERZOEKJE: STRETCH - WHY DID YOU DO IT GLIJER: Keith Sweat ft. Athe Nobody
Lyn Collins Think (About It) DMX - Party Up Robin Thicke - Take Me Higher - Brothers Johnson Stomp Adina Howard Freak Like Me Spinners The Rubberband Man Celeste Stop This Flame Platen van Pa: Clarence Carter - Take It Off Him And Put It On Me Us3 Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia) Aretha Franklin Who's Zooming Who Sabrina Starke Learn To Love Harold Melvin & Blue Don't Leave Me This Way Jenny Burton Bad Habits Temptations Treat Her Like A Lady Teena Marie & Rick J I'm A Sucker For Your Love Macklemore Thrift shop Soul Night Tip: Amy Winehouse Take The Box (Live) Gwen McCrae Keep The Fire Burning Jamie Lidell Another Day Gladys Knight & The Save The Overtime (For Me) SOUL CHAIN : Stereo’s MC - Connected Joe Public Live And Learn Arlo Parks Too Good Curtis Mayfield Move On Up Freaks Come Out At Night - Whodini Earth, Wind & Fire And Love Goes On Isley Brothers Between The Sheets RANI Knock You Down Ini Kamoze Here Comes The Hotstepper Fontella Bass Rescue Me VERZOEKJE: KID FROST - LA RAZA VERZOEKJE: ASHFORD & SIMPSONS - SOLID VERZOEKJE: DUSTY SPRINGFIELD- BREAKFAST IN BED VERZOEKJE: GEORGE BENSON - ON BROADWAY VERZOEKJE: Q-TIP - BREATHE AND STOP VERZOEKJE: DONNA SUMMER - I FEEL LOVE VERZOEKJE: STRETCH - WHY DID YOU DO IT GLIJER: Keith Sweat ft. Athe Nobody
Two extraordinary vocalists in one episode, as artists Tabi Gazele and Sabrina Findlay join Gavin and Yusef from Team Readipop to discuss standing out, live vs video calls, international touring and the Home Office checking if you're making music or not! Listen to Sabrina here.Listen to Tabi here.Tabi Gazele:With over 2 million combined streams, Sofar Sounds sessions, collaborations with Bliss N Eso, Lee Fields and Rufus Du Sol, and a grand-final place on BBC 1's 'All Together Now', Tabi Gazele has cut here own solo career with soulful songwriting and a powerful voice. Instagram - @tabigazele | Twitter - @tabigazele | FB - @tabigazelemusicSabrina Findlay:From working with the likes of Soup of Jurassic 5 as part of the Fullee Love Collective and playing everywhere from Glastonbury to Boomtown (and our very own Readipop Festival), to hitting No. 2 in the BBC Radio 1 Dance charts on Lee Walker and DJ Deeon's 'Freak Like Me', Sabrina's vocals have been heard across the country. And with new tracks coming out soon, her solo work and songwriting is now being heard to!Instagram - @music.made.fearless | FB- Musicmadefearlesss
My first time making love. I do not own the rights to the art featured. Featured sound bytes: Doin’ It by LL Cool J, Freek’n You by Jodeci and Freak Like Me by Adina Howard You can find me: @tyrahigh Leave a voice message anchor.fm/tyra-high/message --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tyra-high/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tyra-high/support
The "Dry Run" of The Booze-lacast... Tobi and Benjo hit the ground running and talk about dog piss, alcohol + POC parents, surfing, and more. They do ALL THIS while sober as nails. If you want in on the merrymaking for a bona fide bacchanalia, leave a voice message on the anchor page or DM @skubalaposting on IG. Here's the link to the page wher eyou can leave a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skubalacast The song at the beginning is Freak Like Me by Adina Howard and the song in the end is Sail or something by maybe Sail? No clue honestly. I was sober recording this but I am not sober typing this out. Peace, and love. Feel free to donate some money for booze and book through venmo @benjo-razon The booze will go directly to create increasingly chaotic episodes of "The Boozelacast" Find us on Instagram: @skubalaposting Y'all can leave thoughts and questions through voice message on the anchor home page at this link: --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/skubalacast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/skubalacast/support
Alexa play Adina Howard x Freak Like Me ! This week the ladies discuss the most and least popular kinks. Manda has 50leven questions and Claudia has 50twelve answers baby! #ListenToTheseGals
See what we did there... its the second episode of our Sugababes deep dive and we recap Heidi joining the group for their first number one single, Freak Like Me, and then another number one.... and anoth- You get the picture. They just kept getting bigger as they release their most commercially successful albums - 'Angels with dirty faces' and 'Three' But where there is spotlights, there is catfights (we got caught in a moment there). Deep dive with us and recap the music, the fashion and the backstage dramas. Including THAT Britney Toxic argument.
This episode Nikki, Lala and Deja discuss radio songs, good music, record labels, wack ass rappers, "add water" and their favorite trash ass songs. Let us know what you think about this episode! Follow Messy Buns and Lipstick on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube - @messybunsandlipstick Song 1 - Bling Bling x Jungle Pussy Song 2 - Freak Like Me x Adina Howard
Topics: Million Man March, TLC, Friday, UPN (Bonus Artist: Luck Pacheco) http://afropopremix.com 1995 Notes 1. Snapshots 2. President: Bill Clinton 3. Jan - The WB Television Network and The United Paramount Network (UPN) launches. 4. Mar - Yahoo! was incorporated and soon became the first popular online directory and search engine on the World Wide Web. 5. Mar - Mississippi ratifies the Thirteenth Amendment, becoming the last state to approve the abolition of slavery. The amendment was nationally ratified in 1865. Until February 7, 2013, the state of Mississippi had never submitted the required documentation to ratify the Thirteenth Amendment, meaning it never officially abolished slavery. 6. Mar - Eric Lynn Wright (September 7, 1964 – March 26, 1995), known professionally as Eazy-E is suddenly hospitalized, diagnosed with AIDS, and dies due to its complications. 7. Apr - Oklahoma City bombing: 168 people, including 8 Federal Marshals and 19 children, are killed at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Timothy McVeigh and one of his accomplices, Terry Nichols, set off the bomb. 8. May - In Culpeper, Virginia, actor Christopher Reeve is paralyzed from the neck down after falling from his horse in a riding competition. [See - “Superman Curse”] 9. Sep - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opens. 10. Oct - The Million Man March is held in Washington, D.C. The event was conceived by Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan. 11. Dec - The presidents of Bosnia, Serbia, and Croatia sign a peace treaty in Paris, ending a three-and-a-half-year war. 12. Music Snapshots 13. #1 "Gangsta's Paradise", Coolio featuring L.V. 14. #2 "Waterfalls", TLC 15. #3 "Creep", TLC 16. Record of the Year: "Kiss From a Rose", Seal 17. Album of the Year: Jagged Little Pill, Alanis Morissette 18. Song of the Year: "Kiss From a Rose", Seal 19. Best New Artist: Hootie & the Blowfish 20. Best Female R&B: Anita Baker for "I Apologize" 21. Best Male R&B: Stevie Wonder for "For Your Love" 22. Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group: TLC for "Creep" 23. Best R&B Song: Stevie Wonder (songwriter) for "For Your Love" 24. Best R&B Album: TLC for CrazySexyCool 25. Best Rap Solo: "Gangsta's Paradise", Coolio 26. Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group: "I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By", Method Man featuring Mary J. Blige 27. Best Rap Album: Poverty's Paradise, Naughty by Nature 28. Movie Snapshots 29. #1 Die Hard with a Vengeance 30. #2 Toy Story 31. #3 Apollo 13 32. Notables: Higher Learning, Major Payne, Bad Boys, New Jersey Drive, Friday, Braveheart, Batman Forever, Pocahontas, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie, Clueless, Waterworld, Mortal Kombat, The Tuskegee Airmen, The Usual Suspects, Seven, Dead Presidents, The American President, Casino, Money Train, Heat, Waiting to Exhale. 33. TV Snapshots 34. Top TV Shows 35. #1 ER 36. #2 Seinfeld 37. #3 Friends 38. Debuts: The Wayans Bros. (WB), The Parent 'Hood (WB), Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel (still airing), In the House 39. Economic Snapshots 40. Income = 35.9k (Previously 37K) 41. House = 113.1K (119) 42. Car = 15.5k (12.5) 43. Rent = 550 (533) 44. Harvard = 26.2k (24.9) 45. Movie = 4.35 (4) 46. Gas = 1.12 (1.09) 47. Stamp .32 (.29) 48. Social Scene: Million Man March 49. A political demonstration in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 16, 1995, to promote African American unity and family values. Estimates of the number of marchers, most of whom were African American men, ranged from 400,000 to nearly 1.1 million, ranking it among the largest gatherings of its kind in American history. 50. Several African American leaders did not support the march, including Mary Frances Berry, chairman of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, and Rep. John Lewis, the latter of whom saw Farrakhan’s message as an effort to “resegregate America.” 51. Comments: 52. Featured Speaker: Louis Farrakhan, @62 yrs old 53. Born Louis Eugene Wolcott on May 11, 1933, in New York City, New York, to Sarah Mae Manning and Percival Clark. His parents separated even before he was born. 54. He did not know his biological father and was brought up by his stepfather Louis Wolcott. The death of his stepfather in 1936 led to the relocation of his family to Boston, Massachusetts. 55. From an early age, he received rigorous training in violin, so much so that by the time he turned 13 he had mastered the instrument and was playing along with the ‘Boston College Orchestra’ and ‘Boston Civic Symphony.’ 56. In his first year as a teenager, he became one of the first black performers to appear on the ‘Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour. ‘The following year, he had two national level victories under his belt. 57. He attended the prestigious ‘Boston Latin School’ after which he was admitted to ‘English High School. ‘After graduating from ‘English High School,’ he enrolled for a three-year course at the ‘Winston-Salem Teachers College’ on a track scholarship. 58. Starting from the 1950s, he pursued a career in music. He recorded several calypso albums under the pseudonym ‘The Charmer. ‘He toured frequently since the release of his first album. In 1955, he organized a show titled ‘Calypso Follies’ in Chicago. 59. Interestingly, one of his songs remained a chartbuster and on top of the ‘Billboard Chart’ for five years in a row. 60. It was while pursuing his professional music career that he was first exposed to the teachings of ‘Nation of Islam’ through his friend and saxophonist Rodney Smith. 61. Later, Elijah Muhammad invited him to attend the Nation of Islam’s annual ‘Saviours' Day’ address. Inspired by the discourse, he resolved to be a member of ‘Nation of Islam’ (NOI) in 1955. (@22) 62. He fulfilled all the requirements to become a registered Muslim/ registered believer/ registered laborer of NOI. Subsequently, he received an approval by the NOI headquarter in July 1955. 63. Initially known by the name Louis X, his name was later changed to the ‘holy name’ Louis Farrakhan. A derivative of the Arabic word furqan, which means "The Criterion". He gave up on a music career and dedicated his life to the ‘Nation of Islam.’ 64. Within a span of nine months, he worked his way up and started serving as the assistant minister to Malcolm X, who was heading the Muhammad’s Temple of Islam in Boston at that time. 65. He was soon made the minister as Malcom X was shifted to the Temple of Muhammad in Harlem, New York. Farrakhan replaced Malcom X as the minister at the Boston Temple. 66. Malcolm X was assassinated on 21 February 1965 and Farrakhan profited from it as he was appointed to two prominent positions in NOI. (@32) 67. He was appointed to the chair of the minister of the influential Harlem Mosque in 1965, a position which he held until 1975. Furthermore, he became the national spokesman and representative of NOI and served in this position until Elijah Muhammad’s death in 1975. 68. In 1975, the Nation's leadership chose Wallace Muhammad, also known as Warith Deen Mohammad, the fifth of Elijah Muhammad's sons, not Farrakhan, as the new Supreme Minister. 69. Though Farrakhan remained a loyalist of the Muhammad clan for some time, in 1977 he withdrew his support from the organization and rebuilt the original ‘Nation of Islam’ which had been established by its founders. 70. Soon after its foundation, he started a weekly newspaper by the name ‘The Final Call, Inc.’ The objective of this initiation was to communicate his views and thoughts to the supporters and members. 71. Two years later, along with his supporters, he organized the first ‘Saviours’ Day’ convention in Chicago. His group promised to walk by the principles of Elijah Muhammad. 72. Throughout his leadership, he blamed the Jewish community and other ethnic and racial groups for the sufferings endured by African Americans. 73. In October of 1995, he planned a broad coalition, intending to assemble about one million men in Washington DC for the ‘Million Man March.’ 74. At the convention, he was the keynote speaker along with distinguished African American intellectuals, such as Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King III, Cornel West, Jesse Jackson, and Benjamin Chavis. 75. Question: Who else could pull this off today? Where have our leaders gone? (Besides Obama) 76. Music Scene 77. #1 "Gangsta's Paradise", Coolio featuring L.V. 78. #2 "Waterfalls", TLC 79. #3 "Creep", TLC 80. #4 "Kiss from a Rose", Seal 81. #5 "On Bended Knee", Boyz II Men 82. #6 "Another Night", Real McCoy 83. #7 "Fantasy", Mariah Carey 84. #9 "Don't Take It Personal (Just One of Dem Days)", Monica 85. #10 "This Is How We Do It", Montell Jordan 86. #11 "I Know", Dionne Farris 87. #12 "Water Runs Dry", Boyz II Men 88. #13 "Freak Like Me", Adina Howard 89. #15 "I Can Love You Like That", All-4-One 90. #18 "Boombastic" / "In the Summertime", Shaggy 91. #20 "You Gotta Be", Des'ree 92. #21 "You Are Not Alone", Michael Jackson 93. #23 "One More Chance", The Notorious B.I.G. 94. #24 "Here Comes the Hotstepper", Ini Kamoze 95. #25 "Candy Rain", Soul for Real 96. #27 "I Believe", Blessid Union of Souls 97. #28 "Red Light Special", TLC 98. #29 "Runaway", Janet Jackson 99. #31 "Colors of the Wind", Vanessa Williams 100. #32 "Someone to Love", Jon B. 101. #34 "If You Love Me", Brownstone 102. #36 "I Got 5 on It", Luniz 103. #37 "Baby", Brandy 104. #40 "He's Mine", MoKenStef 105. Vote: 106. Jan - My Life, Mary J. Blige 107. Feb - Cocktails, Too Short 108. Mar - Safe + Sound, DJ Quik 109. Apr - Me Against the World, 2Pac 110. Apr - Friday, Soundtrack 111. Jun - Poverty's Paradise, Naughty by Nature 112. Jul - HIStory: Past, Present and Future, Book I, Michael Jackson 113. Jul - Operation Stackola, Luniz 114. Aug - The Show, the After Party, the Hotel, Jodeci 115. Aug - E. 1999 Eternal, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony 116. Sep - The Show, Soundtrack 117. Oct - 4,5,6, Kool G Rap 118. Oct - Daydream, Mariah Carey 119. Oct - Doe or Die, AZ 120. Nov - Dogg Food, Tha Dogg Pound 121. Dec - R. Kelly, R. Kelly 122. Dec - Waiting to Exhale, Soundtrack 123. Vote: 124. Featured Artists: TLC 125. Tionne Tenese Watkins (@25) was born on April 26, 1970, in Des Moines, Iowa, into a family of African American, Native American and Irish descent. Both her parents, James and Gayle Watkins, were musicians and singers. 126. Her parents divorced when she was three years old. Thereafter, she was raised by her mother, who taught her to be “confident and independent”. At the age of nine, they moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where her maternal grandmother used to live. 127. As a child, she was diagnosed with sickle cell anemia (SCA), as a result of which, she had to spend a lot of time in hospitals. 128. As a teenager, she began working as a hair model, eventually serving as a manicurist and shampoo girl at a popular Atlanta hair salon. 129. In 1990, (@20) Tionne Watkins heard that a teenager named Crystal Clear was planning to open an all-girls group like Bell Biv DeVoe, having a tomboyish, hip-hop image. Eventually, she appeared for an audition and joined the three-member band, the third one being Lisa Lopes. 130. Calling themselves ‘2nd Nature’, they soon started working with Jermaine Dupri and Rico Wade on demo tape material. 131. Meanwhile, Watkins met Perri "Pebbles" Reid, the owner of the management and production company, Pebbitone, and managed to arrange an audition with her. 132. Impressed by the girls, Reid arranged an audition with the local record label, LaFace Records, co-founded by her then husband Antonio Reid and Kenneth “Babyface” Edmund. She also changed the group’s name to TLC with ‘T’ representing Tionne, ‘L’ Lisa, and ‘C’ Crystal. 133. Although Antonio Reid was impressed by Watkins and Lopes, he did not approve of Clear, who was eventually replaced by Rozonda Thomas in April 1991. Very soon, Watkins became "T-Boz", Lopes became "Left-Eye", and Thomas became "Chilli”, so that ‘TLC’ continued to be the acronym of their names. 134. Their debut album, 'Ooooooohhh... On the TLC Tip' was released on February 25, 1992, by LaFace Records. It peaked at number 14 on the US Billboard 200, selling six million copies worldwide, and was certified quadruple platinum RIAA. 135. 'Ooooooohhh... On the TLC Tip' scored three top-ten singles on the Billboard Hot 100 with ‘Baby-Baby-Baby’ peaking at number two, ‘Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg’ at number six and ‘What About Your Friends’ at number seven. Moreover, ‘Baby-Baby-Baby’ also peaked at number one at Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks. 136. In 1993, the group started working on their second album, ‘CrazySexyCool’. But because of Lisa’s personal problems, it took time to complete and was ultimately released on September 15, 1994. 137. Certified Diamond, the album was a huge success, peaking at the 3rd position on the US Billboard 200. It sold over 11 million copies in the United States alone. The album was nominated for six Grammy Awards, out of which it won two and helped TLC to become the second-best selling girl group of all time. 138. Billboard named them the ‘Artist of the Year’ at the Billboard Music Awards. The album also appeared on Rolling Stone Magazine’s ’500 Greatest Albums of All Time’. 139. Despite the success, TLC was forced to file for bankruptcy because of poor contracts they had signed in 1991. Eventually, the group signed a new contract with the same company and went back to work. 140. Rozonda Ocelian Thomas (@24) was born on 27th February 1971 in Atlanta, Georgia to Abdul Ali and Ava Thomas. Her mother is of African American as well as Native American descent, while her father is of East Indian and Middle Eastern Background. She was raised by a single mother and did not meet her father until she was 25. 141. Thomas studied at Benjamin E. Mays High School, from where she graduated in 1989. Soon she started working as a back-up dancer for the R&B group Damian Dame. 142. In 1991, (@20) Rozonda Thomas joined the pop group TLC. 143. Lisa Nicole Lopes (@24) was born on May 27, 1971, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her father was Ronald Lopes Sr., a staff sergeant in the US Army, and her mother was Wanda Denise, a seamstress. She was of Cape Verdean, Mexican, American, African and Portuguese descent. She was the eldest of three siblings. Her parents divorced when she was in school. Following this, she was raised by her paternal grandmother. 144. At the age of five, she began playing the piano and eventually started composing songs over the next few years. She studied at the Philadelphia School for Girls. 145. In late 1990, having heard of an open casting call for a new girl group through her then-boyfriend, Lopes moved to Atlanta to audition. 146. Lopes’ personal life, though, was marred by her rocky relationship with football great Andre Rison, and in 1994, she was arrested for burning down his home. 147. In 2000, she began her solo-project ‘Supernova’ which was set to be released in August 2001. However, the date was postponed repeatedly. It was eventually broadcast over the internet in 2002. The album was yet to be released formally and a fourth TLC project was in the making, when Lopes met with a tragic car accident in 2002 which unfortunately put an end to her life. she was just 30 years old. 148. Question: Is the WAP controversy justified? 149. Movie Scene: Friday 1995 film 150. (Links and Resources: Strong Black Legends: John Witherspoon; "John Witherspoon's Style of Comedy was Timeless," Justin Tinsley, The Undefeated; Gene Siskel's review, Chicago Tribune; Desson Howe's review, Washington Post; "After 20 Years, Friday Is (Still) The Most Important Film Ever Made About The Hood," Kelley L. Carter, BuzzFeed; "John Witherspoon Made Every Scene Better," Rembert Brown, New York Times; Review by Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly. - Find additional episodes, leave a comment, or make a donation to support the podcast at unaffiliatedcritic.com.) 151. Reviews: 152. Gene Siskel: For all of the shouting, mugging and rap music, a surprisingly dull comic yarn about a young man (Ice Cube) trying to survive in the 'hood. Colorful characters abound, but nothing ties them together. I knew the picture was in trouble when its first gag involved an old lady spewing obscenities. (Rating: 1 star) 153. By Desson Howe, Washington Post Staff Writer - April 28, 1995: "Friday," a comedy starring Ice Cube and Chris Tucker, is dirty, offensive, infantile and may launch a few sanctimonious opinion columns. And I mean that in the nicest way. The movie, which shamelessly hawks its own "Friday" music video at the beginning and eschews political correctness whenever possible, happens to be incredibly funny. 154. After 20 Years, “Friday” Is (Still) The Most Important Film Ever Made About The Hood: - Kelley L. Carter, BuzzFeed News Reporter. Posted April 20, 2015. 155. “...Todd Boyd, a professor at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts as well as screenwriter and producer of the 1999 coming-of-age drama The Wood, says that Friday didn't just add an element of comedy to depictions of everyday life in black neighborhoods, it spawned a new genre — the hood comedy. 156. “The film demonstrated that black life was not all drugs, violence, dysfunction, and pathology — yet instead of offering a Cosby Show-like fantasy, Friday put these issues in context, finding humor in the everyday lives of regular black people,” he explains. “Since the 1970s, Hollywood has always looked favorably upon low-budget black films that produce high profit margins at the box office. Friday expanded the representation of the hood into the realm of comedy and achieved box office success at the same time.” 157. Other hood comedies that followed include: 1996’s satire Don’t Be a Menace While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood, 1998’s The Player’s Club (Cube wrote and directed it), 2001’s How High, and 2002’s Barbershop, the latter of which Cube starred in. 158. Question: Friday or Carwash? - Chris Tucker or Mike Epps? 159. TV Scene 160. “Was UPN Black America’s Last Hope for a Black Sitcom-Friendly Broadcast Television Network?” April 20, 2017 - https://shadowandact.com 161. “...Since ABC’s "Black-ish" debuted this fall, it has drawn numerous comparisons to "The Cosby Show" — and I have questions. I wonder why the majority of essays and critiques jumped to a show that has been off-air for 22 years. Although few television shows rivaled the mainstream popularity of Bill Cosby’s chef d’oeuvre, plenty of Black sitcoms have filled its gap since its 1992 finale. Does no one remember the quasi-Black glory of United Paramount Network (UPN)? And can there ever be another like it? 162. From 1995 to 2006 UPN was the home for over 10 concurrently running Black sitcoms (and a handful of dramas). Given the sheer volume of programming, that’s remarkable in and of itself. But perhaps what is more noteworthy than the number of shows is the range of Black life they displayed. 163. "All of Us," produced by Will and Jada Pinkett Smith’s Overbrook Entertainment, centered on a blended family of two divorced spouses and their significant others. The Essence Atkins and Rachel True-helmed "Half & Half" explored the relationship between two estranged half-sisters. "Moesha" was UPN’s most successful sitcom during its five-year run and introduced America to another beloved, nuclear Black family besides the Huxtables. Other notable UPN sitcoms included "One on One," "The Parkers," "Eve," and "Malcolm & Eddie." 164. UPN actively sought programming aimed for Black audiences at a time when Black mainstays from the Big Three networks (ABC, CBS, and NBC) were waning. "Family Matters" was cancelled from ABC’s coveted TGIF lineup in 1998. Fox declined to extend Martin Lawrence’s eponymously named sitcom the previous year. The major networks were beginning to narrow their viewership to exclude all-Black casting on their sitcoms. Not only were Black actors finding work on shows sold to UPN, but established Black producer-writers like Eunetta T. Boone and Ralph Farquhar found a home as well. 165. Despite—and maybe because of—its friendliness to Black programming, UPN suffered from a reputation as a sub-par network. The ratings for their sitcoms often scraped the bottom of the Nielsen barrel. UPN is remembered more for its utter failures ("Homeboys in Outer Space") and ignored when we fondly recall the glory of "Girlfriends." 166. “UPN took the rejects. UPN was 'the Black channel,'” we joke. UPN may not have been perfect, but it gave Black audiences so much to choose from without feeling as if one show had to represent the totality of Blackness. 167. Accordingly, "Black-ish" has a lot riding on its success. Black audiences tune in hoping big wigs take notice and order more Black sitcoms. But it is telling that major networks began a “blackout” of successful Black cast shows in the late 90s and The CW essentially did the same a decade later. 168. "Black-ish" could be the start of another heyday for Black sitcoms. We reach backward to "The Cosby Show" because we love it best and we always will. But in doing so, we ignore the stable of Black shows that kept us laughing long after The Huxtables faded to black. However, the success of "Black-ish" will remain singular until executives reexamine their beliefs about African American audiences; we need them, like UPN once did, to give us a chance. I just hope it doesn’t take another decade. 169. Other Notable UPN Shows: Everybody Hates Chris 2005 / Girlfriends 2000 / All of Us 2003 / Moesha 1996 / The Parkers 1999 / Malcolm and Eddie 1996 / In The House 1995 / Between Brothers 1997 / 170. Other Notable WB Shows: The WB The Wayans Brothers 1995 / The Parent 'Hood 1995 / Steve Harvey Show 1996 / The Jamie Foxx Show 1996 / Smart Guy 1997 / MIB Animated 1997 / The PJs 1999 171. Question: What the hell is wrong with BET? 172. Vote: Best/most important/favorite pop culture item from 1995?
04.Aug.2020--ADIQUEST Music RadioShow Playback w DJBlaxx. Live Streamed on FB (@leonstephenson), IG (@supablaxx), & Twitch (@djblaxx). Please Tune in every Tuesday 4p EST for my Live Radio Show on the Koffee Radio App (download from the Apple or Android store) or on the web at wkris.com Start of Show. Welcome to all. Thanks for stopping by. Call / Text your requests to 470.319.9799 www.adiquestmusic.com Follow me on IG @supablaxx & @adiquest. Thank you. Timeline of Table of Contents: --Reggae Mixx-- 01. 00h00m00s Shoutout to DJBlaxx (ADIQUEST) Intro- -SlyRankin 02. 00h00m21s Shine Eye Girl [Get in The Groove Riddim]—Barrington Levy 03. 00h04m40s Nice Up The Dance [Real Rock Riddim]— Michigan & Smiley 04. 00h06m14s Dances Are Changing [General Riddim]—Barrington Levy 05. 00h09m13s All Over Me [General Riddim]— Little John 06. 00h11m33s Love Me Girl (General Riddim]— Mighty Diamonds, The 07. 00h13m59s True Love [Death In The Arena Riddim] —Conrad Crystal 08. 00h16m27s True Love [Far East Riddim]— White Mice 09. 00h18m24s Loving That You Want [Smile Riddim]-- Pinchers 10. 00h20m33s Are You Ready [Backyard Riddim]— Wayne Wonder 11. 00h21m55s Criss Bag of Roots [Backyard Riddim]— Bounty Killer x Wayne Wonder 12. 00h23m07s Real Thing [Backyard Riddim]—Mr. Easy 13. 00h24m09s Calico [Backyard Riddim]—Frisco Kid 15. 00h25m00s Nuh Dis Me [Backyard Riddim]—Lady Saw 16. 00h25m57s Boom Tune [Backyard Riddim]—Baby Cham 17. 00h26m58s Show Me Dem [Backyard Riddim]— Bounty Killer 18. 00h28m20s Jacket [Baddis Riddim]—Mr Vegas 19. 00h29m21s Bag Ah Things [Baddis Riddim]— General Degree 20. 00h31m02s Grudgeful [Baddis Riddim]--Chico 21. 00h32m03s Hardcore Lover [Baddis Riddim]—T.O.K. x Lady Saw 22. 00h33m14s Miss Gotti [Baddis Riddim]— General Degree --Hip-Hop Mixx-- 23. 00h34m55s What Ya Want—Ruff Ryders f Eve x Nokio 24. 00h35m56s Some X Sh-t—Ruff Ryders f DMX 25. 00h37m50s No Diggity--Blackstreet f Dr Dre x Queen Pen 26. 00h40m21s Crush On You—Lil’ Kim f Lil' Cease x Notorious B.I.G. 27. 00h42m22s Candy Rain—Soul For Real 28. 00h44m09s Can’t Deny It—Fabolous f Nate Dogg 29. 00h45m29s All About The Benjsmins—Puff Daddy & The Family f Lil' Kim x Lox,The x Notorious B.I.G., The 30. 00h48m08s Freak Like Me—Adina Howard 31. 00h50m08s Gin & Juice—Snoop Dogg 32. 00h51m07s Nuthin' but A 'G' Thang—Dr Dre f Snoop Dogg 33. 00h52m59s What’s My Name?—DMX 34. 00h44m09s Can’t Deny It—Fabolous f Nate Dogg --Social Commentary-- 35. 23rd Birthday Shout out to My Daughter Angel and Staying clear of Covid-19 --Hip-Hop Mixx-- 36. 00h56m40s Your Plug-- Angelica Vila f Jenn Morel x Mariah 37. 00h59m56s Move Ya Hips—ASAP Ferg f Nicki Minaj x Madein TYO End of Show. Thank you for stopping by. Call / Text your requests to 470.319.9799. www.adiquestmusic.com Follow me on IG @supablaxx & @adiquest. Thank you. Tune in every Tuesday 4p EST for the Live Show on the Koffee Radio App (Apple or Android) or on the web at wkris.com This is ADIQUEST Music with DJBlaxx ***ADIQUEST Music does not own the Copyrights to the songs played.*** ***We are a professional DJ Disc Jockey service that entertains the public.*** ***Record labels and other music distribution channels send us music to play for public consumption and / or promotion.*** If you like the songs heard, please support the artists by purchasing from your preferred music store.
La reedición de “Sign O’ The Times” de Prince. Warren G y Adina Howard reinterpretando un clásico de Tina Turner. Simply Red cantando a The Valentine Brothers y The Isley Brothers cantando a Simply Red. Desde Los Ángeles…. Los hermanos Tavares. La combinación perfecta de linda Clifford y Curtis Mayfield. Recuperamos lo último de The Brand New Heavies y más novedades desde UK. Felzi black weekend. DISCO 1 THE HAGGIS HORNS Haggis Express (4) DISCO 2 PRINCE I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man (Cara Corte ) DISCO 3 ODYSSEY Native New Yorker (10) DISCO 4 SIMPLY RED Money’s Too Tight To Mention (1) DISCO 5 THE ISLEY BROTHERS Holding back The Years (7) DISCO 6 ADINA HOWARD Freak Like Me (2) DISCO 7 WARREN G & Adina Howard What’s Love Go To Do With It (1) DISCO 8 TAVARES Loveline (6) DISCO 9 KAREN YOUNG Hot Shot (DISCOVERED - 6) DISCO 10 LINDA CLIFFORD & CURTIS MAYFIELD Rock You to your Socks (FORBERT - 18) DISCO 11 THE HAGGIS HORNS Don't Give A Damn (Featuring John McCallum) (1) DISCO 12 THE BRAND NEW HEAVIES Beautiful (EL PERDEDOR - 2) DISCO 13 SMOOVE & TURRELL Do It (1) Escuchar audio
PigeonPresents... Lifted! June 2020 Hello to my friends, family & anyone around the globe who listen to this! Here is my latest playlist full of my favourite tracks I have found this month! There are plenty of fun happy tracks, some reworks, remixes and some fabulous new stuff! I LOVE The Shapeshifters & their new track with Billy Porter is pure GOLD! Perfect for summer & Pride month! I hope wherever you are you're doing OK and satying safe. HAPPY LISTENING ! 1. Finally Ready (feat. Billy Porter) The Shapeshifters 3:57 2. Free Yourself (feat. Barbara Tucker) [Full Intention PPedit Birdee & Nick Reach Up 2:28 3. This Love (feat. Kenny Thomas) [Radio Edit] Shane D & Fama 4:10 4. WHITE FLAG (feat. Alex Mills) [Sandy Rivera's Extended Mix]PPedit Kings of Tomorrow 3:46 5. Disko Madness Peter Brown 3:25 6. Gotta Have (Glen Horsborough Remix) Ridney, Inaya Day & Richard Earnshaw 3:02 7. Flip of the Coin (feat. ZOE Kypri)PPedit Bajau 3:52 8. Perfect Love Bram Fidder 3:03 9. This Time (feat. Lil Eddie) James Doman 3:34 10. Undo My Heart Karen Harding & Digital Farm Animals 3:00 11. I Pray (feat. Tess Leah) FormulaK 4:00 12. Piano Groove (Sebb Junior Remix) Makree 3:39 13. Gucci Slides (feat. LORYN) Boston Bun 2:57 14. Freak Like Me (feat. Kate Wild) Fubu & Tobtok 2:37 15. On My Mind (Billy Kenny Remix) Diplo & SIDEPIECE 3:17 16. Off My Mind ManyFew & Voost 3:10 17. Waiting on My Love (feat. Ebson) Kryder & Tom Staar 2:13 18. So Many Times Gadjo 4:02 19. My Feelings (2020 Piano Mix) Block & Crown 4:08 20. Never Knew (L.O.V.E.) Jodie Harsh 2:55
I never wanted any other way to spend our livesNow one of these is gonna be the last for all time Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′24″ One More Year by Tame Impala on The Slow Rush (Modular) 5′34″ Anj by Ratboys on Printer's Devil (Topshelf) 14′03″ Cars In Space by Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever on Cars In Space (Sub Pop) 18′47″ Big Feelings by Worriers on You Or Someone You Know (6131 Records) 22′24″ Away Team by Shell Of A Shell on Away Team (Exploding In Sound) 27′38″ Hot Slick by PINS on Hot Slick (Haus Of Pins) 35′46″ Rush & Fever by Nation Of Language on Introduction, Presence (Self Released) 39′27″ Fall In Love by Moaning on Uneasy Laughter (Sub Pop) 45′32″ Fantasy Movie by Lala Lala & Grapetooth on Fantasy Movie (Hardly Art/Polyvinyl) 47′35″ Witching Hour by TOPS on I Feel Alive (Musique TOPS) 55′36″ Berlin by Adult Mom on Berlin (Lauren Records) 58′34″ Bed Of Nails by Johanna Warren on Chaotic Good (Wax Nine/Carpark) 63′42″ Party's Over by Anna Burch on If You're Dreaming (Polyvinyl) 66′16″ Captain (ft Britt Daniel) by Nicole Atkins on Italian Ice (Single Lock) 73′10″ Elastic by Too Free on Love In High Demand (Polygon) 77′23″ Contagious by Banoffee on Look At Us Now Dad (Cascine/Dot Dash) 81′31″ I'll Be The Death Of You by I Break Horses on Warnings (Bella Union) 85′53″ Matrimony II by Tennis on Swimmer (Mutually Detrimental) 89′42″ Freak Like Me by Caroline Rose on Superstar (New West) 96′59″ 4 American Dollars by U.S. Girls on Heavy Light (4AD) 100′25″ Life Online by Bacchae on Pleasure Vision (Get Better Records) 102′46″ Sucker For Punishment by Alex Lahey on Sucker For Punishment (Dead Oceans) 105′11″ Self Made Man by Cable Ties on Far Enough (Merge) 108′53″ Trauma Kit by Draag on Clara Luz (Self Released) 116′57″ Hold On by Little Dragon on New Me, Same Us (Ninja Tune) Check out the full archives on the website.
Live mashup - Freak Like Me by DJ Alexey Spark Tracklist: 1 Freak Like Me - Santigold 2 99% feat. Rubi Dan (Akov Remix) - Stickybuds Thanks to @milestsang for pic
Live mashup - Freak Like Me by DJ Alexey Spark Tracklist: 1 Freak Like Me - Santigold 2 99% feat. Rubi Dan (Akov Remix) - Stickybuds Thanks to @milestsang for pic
Playlist: 1. Bullet With Butterfly Wings, Smashing Pumpkins..2. Bambina, Pino Daniele..3. Freak Like Me, Adina Howard..4. Shy Guy, Diana King..5.This Is How We Do It, Montell Jordan..6. High And Dry, Radiohead..7. Army Of Me, Bjork..8. Dear Mama, 2Pac
Playlist: 1. Bullet With Butterfly Wings, Smashing Pumpkins..2. Bambina, Pino Daniele..3. Freak Like Me, Adina Howard..4. Shy Guy, Diana King..5.This Is How We Do It, Montell Jordan..6. High And Dry, Radiohead..7. Army Of Me, Bjork..8. Dear Mama, 2Pac
Playlist: 1. Bullet With Butterfly Wings, Smashing Pumpkins..2. Bambina, Pino Daniele..3. Freak Like Me, Adina Howard..4. Shy Guy, Diana King..5.This Is How We Do It, Montell Jordan..6. High And Dry, Radiohead..7. Army Of Me, Bjork..8. Dear Mama, 2Pac
Playlist: 1. Bullet With Butterfly Wings, Smashing Pumpkins..2. Bambina, Pino Daniele..3. Freak Like Me, Adina Howard..4. Shy Guy, Diana King..5.This Is How We Do It, Montell Jordan..6. High And Dry, Radiohead..7. Army Of Me, Bjork..8. Dear Mama, 2Pac
More anniversary talk, two old fags talk about the weather, Ricky loses his shit. Listener feedback, music, and Freak Like Me. Call us: – #863.666.0377 Email us – foulmonkeys@gmail.com Twitter – Follow us: – @foulmonkeys Like our Fan Page on Facebook!!! Check out Ricky’s Etsy Store: BromeroCards Ricky’s Crafting YouTube Videos: BromeroCards
AntFROnette and TiffLizB talk about being Black women with sex drives, the dangers of a hyper-sexualized society and dating in the era of social media. Music used in this episode: "Freak Like Me" by Adina Howard, "Cuz I Luv You" by Lizzo, and "Best Part" by H.E.R.
Sugababes – Freak Like MeÞað er komið að því að kafa ofan í popptíví-árin. Þegar popptónlist innihélt ekki siðferðisleg skilaboð. Sugababes komu frá London og slógu í gegn með sinni fyrstu plötu ári 2000. Tveimur árum síðar hélt sigurgangan áfram með lögum eins og Round Round og svo laginu sem fílað er í dag, Freak […]
adinahoward.com --- NEW LOOK. NEW MUSIC. NEW ATTITUDE. Stay Tuned ... Adina Howard is an American singer and songwriter. She rose to fame during the mid-1990s with her debut album, Do You Wanna Ride? and her debut single, "Freak Like Me". Some of her other minor hits include "What's Love Got to Do with It?" (with Warren G), "(Freak) And U Know It", "Nasty Grind", "Freaks" (with Play-N-Skillz and Krayzie Bone) and "T-Shirt & Panties" (with Jamie Foxx).please visit adinahoward.com or valeriedenisejones.com for updates
Opening: On the Road Again (Willie Nelson) Attention to detail is a good thing, but not at the expense of the big things Our Master cancels the Lodge meeting . . . the hour before the meeting A little chat about social media "Bruce is a Postal god" Harlan's daughter starts her first soccer game Our Lodge faces embarrassment at the district meeting Tony things that the problem is too many young men getting involved in Lodge We book an escape room for the big fair . . . but, why? Why do the "old guard" come (or not come) to Lodge? Usury vs. interest - is owning a payday lending joint un-masonic? Yes. Yes it is. Harlan is caught on film riding a pink bicycle circumambulating the Lodge What do you do if your members ignore a summons? Tony doesn't have a MAGA hat?! Should a Grand Jurisdiction adopt landmarks as part of its written code? Closing: Freak Like Me (Halestorm) Email us at afterlodge@gmail.com Hang out with us on /r/AfterLodge Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter @AfterLodge Leave us a voicemail at 215-792-3538 Join us on IRC: irc.snoonet.org #freemasonry
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Adina Howard (born November 14, 1973) is an American singer, and songwriter.[1] She rose to fame during the mid-1990s with her debut album, Do You Wanna Ride? and her debut single, "Freak Like Me". Some of her other minor hits include "What's Love Got to Do with It?" (with Warren G), "(Freak) And U Know It", "Nasty Grind", "Freaks" (with Play-N-Skillz and Krayzie Bone) and "T-Shirt & Panties" (with Jamie Foxx). 1993–1996: Do You Wanna Ride? and the hit success of "Freak Like Me"[edit]Her debut album Do You Wanna Ride?, featuring the Platinum-certified hit single, "Freak Like Me", was released in 1995 and was certified Gold by the RIAA. Her follow-up singles included "My Up and Down" (#32 R&B, #68 Hot 100) and "It's All About You" (#58 R&B).In 1996, she collaborated with Warren G for the Police Story 3: Super Cop soundtrack with the single "What's Love Got to Do with It" which featured a sample of the Tina Turner hit. The single was another hit for the two, peaking at #36 on the Hot 100, #32 on R&B, and #2 on the UK charts. The music video also featured Jackie Chan in a cameo. Also that year, she collaborated on a track with Somethin' for the People titled "Damned If I Do" which appeared on the soundtrack for A Thin Line Between Love and Hate as well as their self-titled debut album. She also recorded the track "For the Funk" for the Sunset Park soundtrack.1997: Welcome to Fantasy Island and acting[edit]In 1997, she prepared for the release of her second album, Welcome to Fantasy Island (originally titled Portrait of a Lady).[2][3] It garnered critical raves and a moderate hit with the lead single, "(Freak) And U Know It", but was shelved by Elektra Records in 1997. The album was leaked to the internet a few years later and promotional copies sell for hundreds of dollars on eBay.One of the shelved album's tracks, "T-Shirt & Panties" (a collaboration with Jamie Foxx) ended up on a soundtrack the following year. It was originally slated for the soundtrack to his film Booty Call but it eventually ended up on the soundtrack to the 1998 feature film Woo. It was released promotionally as a single, and the remix featured Cam'ron and Charli Baltimore.Also this year, she collaborated with Cydal on a track titled "Chocolate (Cuties & Condoms)" which was released as a single for the Bulletproof soundtrack. The track was also included on their debut album Cydalwayz the following year.During this time, she made her feature film debut in the independent film High Freakquency, starring Deon Richmond and John Witherspoon.In 2002, she filmed her second movie role, in the still-unreleased Casanova's Demise for director Tigre Hill.[4]1998–2005: New label and The Second Coming[edit]By 2004, Howard released her third album The Second Coming on Rufftown Records. A video for the first single, "Nasty Grind", played on BET during early morning hours. The album sold poorly due to lack of promotion and only managed to gather 40,000 copies on store shelves and she was later sued by the label.[5] A second single, "(Outside) The Club" was slated to be released, along with a remix album The Second Coming: Remixed & UnCut but both were cancelled following her departure from the label.Later that year, she collaborated with Play-N-Skillz and Krayzie Bone for the track "Freaks" which sampled her hit single "Freak Like Me". The single appeared on the Play-N-Skillz album The Process and became a hit, peaking at #52 R&B and #69 on the Hot 100 (her first-charting single in 7 years).She released an official mixtape album (with DJ RIP) featuring new songs, remixes, and unreleased tracks titled Let You Hit through SoundJewelz.com on August 5, 2005.[6]2006–2007: Private Show[edit]In 2006, she announced that the single "Phone Sex" was going to be released, but the following year, the song "L.O.V.A." was released digitally as her lead single. Additionally, a song titled "Hips" was announced to be her second single.[7]Her fourth album, Private Show was delayed many times by Arsenal Records, almost to the point of being shelved.[8] However, it was released on June 26, 2007 along with a promotional single, "Picture This". As of 2008, the album has sold 4,000+ copies.[9] Following the album's release, a remixes EP for "My Hips" (appears as "Hips" on her album) was released on iTunes & other digital services in December.[10] A third official single, "Tease" was slated to be released, but as Howard parted ways with the label shortly after the album's release, it was cancelled.In 2008, she appeared in the short film Poke the Sleeping Bear which won the Grand Jury Award at the 2008 Solstice Film Festival.[11]On September 25, 2009 a UK compilation Independent Soul Divas 2 was released on Lola Waxx Records. This compilation album featured "What Do I Do", a song recorded by Howard in 2008. The album version is different than the version that was originally included on Howard's MySpace page.2008–2014: Culinary school, marriage and documentary[edit]In 2011, she started work on her Culinary Arts degree, a cookbook, a new album and a restaurant in Austin, Texas.[12] She graduated from the Le Cordon Bleu with an Associates in Culinary Arts in October 2012.[13][14]In 2012, Howard released two buzz singles online: "2 Close" and "Ooh Wee". She collaborated with rapper Ruffa on the track "I Want You" for his Coming to America album which was released on July 31, 2012.[15]On January 16, 2013, Howard wrote on her Twitter account that her new single "Better Than Ever" would be released soon.[16][17] She premiered a snippet of the single on January 28 on her official YouTube page.[18] A longer version premiered on March 6 on the mixtape DJ Jump Off's R&B Madness Volume 4.[19]Additionally, she signed a new record deal with Monarchy Records in April 2013.[20][21] She also filmed an episode of TV One's Life After in April,[22] and it is set to premiere during the Fall 2013 season on October 2.[23] In July, she announced that she will be releasing an EP next, ahead of her forthcoming fifth studio album.[24]On September 10, 2013, she released her new single "Switch" which is the lead single off her fifth studio album The Switch Up.[25][26] It received positive reviews, and won "Best Dance/Club Single of the Year" at the 2013 UB Honors, which was voted by the public.[27]On December 3, 2013 it was announced that Howard would be the resident chef on Wednesday nights at Michael's Cafe and Supper Club in Phoenix, Arizona.[28][29] She completed her run at the end of December.[30]In June 2014, it was announced that Howard had landed the lead role of April in Derrell Lawrence's touring stage play "Do You Trust Your Best Friend?" and is set to make her stage debut in October in Washington, DC.[31] She later confirmed that her role had been changed to Olivia in the play.[32]She announced in November 2014 that she signed a new label deal with SMG/Sony Red[33] in addition to news of a new single "Bad 4 Me" set for release in December.[34] Howard is also set to appear on Centric's new docu-series "Being" in early 2015.[35]She released a cover of Amy Winehouse's "Love is a Losing Game" in January 2015 to media outlets.[36]A documentary,[37] Adina Howard 20: A Story of Sexual Liberation was released on May 6, 2015.[38]2015–present: Resurrection and future projects[edit]In June, she announced that her single "Bad 4 Me" will make its premiere on a San Diego, CA radio station on June 5,[39] ahead of her appearance at the Urban Network Digital "Back To Basics 2" Music Summit that weekend. It was released to digital outlets on August 14, 2015.[40] Additionally, she is asking fans for donations to cover video and promotion cost for her new single "Bad 4 Me"[41] in addition to working on her next album now titled #IHeartAdinaHoward (originally titled The Switch Up).[42] She was featured on Pitbull's single "FREE.K", which sampled her hit single "Freak Like Me".[43]Her "Being" interview originally filmed back in 2014, premiered on December 9, 2015 under their new series "Designed For".[44]In March 2016, she was featured on the new single "Freak" by R3hab and Quintino, who sampled her single "Freak Like Me".[45]In May 2016, she previewed four new songs ("Love Jones", "Come Over", "Nasty" and "Run It") from Resurrection on her Periscope account, in addition to doing a mini-concert for her fans.[46]In June 2016, she announced she'll be playing the role of Candice in the new stage musical For All My Girls alongside April Nixon, Monifah and Marlain Angelides premiering in New York on June 27.[47]In July, one of her new promotional photos went viral,[48] in which she released a sneak peek into her album for her fans the following weekend.[49] A year after its release, the album's lead single "Bad 4 Me" was featured on MTV and garnered renewed interest and radio airplay.[50] In November, she announced the Resurrection album will be released on March 17, 2017.[51]She is set to appear in the upcoming 2017 documentary A Fatherless America from media personality and filmmaker Tommy Sotomayor.[52]On December 6, 2016, she released a Resurrection mixtape with DJ Daz-One on AudioMack.[53] A few days earlier, her vocals were sampled once again on the DJ Luke Nasty track "Adina (Freaks)" produced by Djay Cas.[54]On December 19, 2016, it was announced that rapper Tech N9ne would be on the album.[55]On December 21, 2016, she announced the album's next single to be a track called "Shots".[56]On January 25, 2017, she shot a music video for the track "Blasphemy" in California.[57][58][59][60] It premiered on March 20, 2017.[61][62]On March 17, 2017, an EP containing previously unreleased/released material was released through Famous Records Corp / Echo International called Freaky.[63] While many of the song titles were variations on the word "freak" they were actually renamed tracks from previous releases. "(Gonna Make You) Freaky" was previously released as "It's On Tonight" from her Let You Hitmixtape, "Time to Freak" is rumored to actually be called "Too Sexy" or "Mirror Mirror", "Freak Like Me (Remix) (Re-Recorded Version)" was an actual previously released remix on her 1995 hit single, and "Stay Freaky" was a previously leaked duet with Estevan called "Rough Ridin'".On April 9, 2017, Howard posted the official album cover for Resurrection on her Instagram.[64]Her fourth studio album Resurrection was released on April 14, 2017.[65] Due to some issues with iTunes and other digital services, Howard decided to release the album for free (on her Soundcloud) for 24 hours beginning at 12pm PST.[66][67] A week later, the album was finally released on all digital services.[68][69]In November, she released a short tour film titled Adina Howard: Resurrection Tour Atlanta which premiered on digital services.[70]Later that month, she received two UB Honors nominations in the Best Artist Return Single (for "Blasphemy" with King Gas) and Best Independent R&B Album Release (for Resurrection).[71] In December, she further received two more award nominations, at the MCP Music Awards for Best Deep Cut of the Year ("Radiation" (with Tech N9ne)) and Best Comeback of the Year (for "Blasphemy" with King Gas).[72]In January 2018, she did an interview with the online radio show Tha Council Radio and announced she's in the works of co-writing a self-help book tentatively called Adina Howard: Real Rawwith a therapist. She also announced a new film role in the independent film The Relaxer which will premiere at the 2018 SXSW Festival in March.[73] Additionally, she confirmed she was working with producer/rapper King Gas again on a new album tentatively titled Diary of a Desperate Housewife. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Artist Profile - Adina Howard - Bio. Adina Howard (born November 14, 1974) is an American R&B singer who rose to prominence during the mid 1990s with her debut album, Do You Wanna Ride? and her debut single, "Freak Like Me". Howard is known for her sexual image and provocative songs. Dr. Saida Desilets See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The 90's produced not only one of the greatest decades of R&B music, but also some of the most memorable artists our generation has ever seen, including multi-platinum recording artist ADINA HOWARD. She is revered as one of the early pioneers of sexual expressionism for women of color. Her mega hits "Freak Like Me" and "T-shirt and Panties" were more than just chart-topping singles, they were anthems of liberation. Our Topics includes.. ** SEX SALES!!.. ** Why are you Conscious vs A Sale Out ** Sexologist Phoenix chimes in.. ** We also welcome GrandMixer DXT, Kasim Allah and Boxer Nate Campbell MEDIA FURY RADIO is a weekly show devoted to theoretical reviews and critical thinking with structured controversial dialogue. Hosted by Valerie Denise Jones with co-hosts Omar Tyree and Darryl Williams, the show tackles questions and hard choices that are often left out of polite conversation. Interviews about politics, social media and celebrity updates are warm and empathetic, yet the hosts are always willing to push forward with questions, statistics, and comments that some might leave unmasked. https://www.adinahoward.com/ http://valeriedenisejones.com/
Adina Howard is one of my favorite entertainers. I have been down with her since Day One: The first record I ever played on the air was her 1995 classic hit, "Freak Like Me." Since then, I continue to support Adina in all of her endeavors and I am so excited about her new album, Resurrection. Adina joins me to talk about her latest musical outlet, her thoughts on current events, and her secret to longevity in an ever changing music business. It's a no-holds-barred conversation as I welcome back for the third time here on The Soul Brother Show this powerhouse of an entertainer. Tracklist: Heavy D - Blak Coffee Heavy D - Big Daddy Soul For Real w/Heavy D - Candy Rain (Remix) Brandy w/MC Lyte, YoYo, and Queen Latifah - I Wanna Be Down (Remix) Boyz II Men - Vibin' R Kelly - Summer Bunnies DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince - Summertime The Dove Shack - Summertime in the LBC Joe w/Big Pun - Still Not a Player Hammer - Pumps and a Bump 2Pac w/K-Ci and JoJo - How Do U Want It 2Pac w/Dr. Dre - California Love Adina Howard - Freak and U Know It Adina Howard - It's All About You Adina Howard - Blasphemy Adina Howard - Come Over Adina Howard w/Jamie Foxx - T-Shirt and Panties Adina Howard - Nasty Grind Adina Howard - My Up and Down Adina Howard - Freak Like Me LL Cool J - Pink Cookies in a Plastic Bag Being Crushed By Buildings LL Cool J - Loungin' Jodeci - Let's Go Through the Motions Brandy - Sittin' Up in My Room 112 w/Notorious BIG - Only You Nuttin Nyce - Down 4 Whatever Mase - Feel So Good Notorious BIG - Mo Money Mo Problems Notorious BIG - Hypnotize Da Brat w/Notorious BIG - Da B Side Lady of Rage - Afro Puffs Dr. Dre - Keep Their Heads Ringing Busta Rhymes - Woo Ha!! Got You All in Check Souls of Mischief - 93 Til Infinity Pharcyde - Passing Me By MC Breed - No Future in Yo' Frontin'
(Ep. 15) “It’s a weekly 1 hour non-stop musical journey into Funky, Innovative, Energizing and Uplifting House Music from Around the World.” – DJ MIDIMACK Feb 2017 Funky House Mix Pt. 1 Playlist (Ep. 15): 01. Are You Ready by Used Disco (Hungary) 02. Move by Fedorphunk 03. Justice by Alex Raider 04. Don’t Give Up by Paige/Sted-E (NYC/USA)/Hybrid Heights (NYC/USA) 05. Paris 2090 by Hatiras (Canada) 06. I Need You by Super Drug 07. The Final Cut by Alex Kenji (Italy)/Peter Brown (Spain 08. Caderona by Alexander Zabbi/Riki Club 09. Bring The Funk Back by Leandra Da Silva (Italy)/La Ros (?) 10. Funky Drums by Leomeo 11. Lovin’ Me by Jay Frog/Maui 12. No Limits by Bilber/Julio Posadas 13. When I’m Alone by Gabry Venus/Inaya Day (USA) 14. Freak Like Me by Bunny Sigler/Prince Dred Thank You for Listening to the Podcast! Support this podcast
It's time to get down to some purifying house, dirty disco and phatt funk with the fall edition of the Funky House Sessions, also better known as funkydiscohouseshit. I kick things off with a couple of straight-up house tunes, both remakes. The first should be very familiar to every Pet Shops Boys fan as Sterling Void takes on It's All Aright and delivers a straight rendition of the original with Eric Kupper at the boards providing a smooth remix. This version is so faithful to the original, it almost makes me wish the PSB vocals were used since I keep thinking of the original every time I hear this. That's not to take away from this rendition but it is a testament to how deeply ingrained Neil Tennant's vocals are to the original classic. This is followed by Chocolate Dice's I'm An Addict, which uses select portions of Toto's 1979 hit Georgie Porgie. This is actually a smart take of the original even if we don't get the fabulous Cheryl Lynn performing vocal chores on the chorus. I had to go back and listen to the original and realized just how much I really enjoy this song. Lee Walker & DJ Deeon's massive hit Freak Like Me get's an 80's disco remake proving how versatile this song is. It just works. We quickly move into some 70's style funk with Bad Boy Bill & J Paul Getto on Do Your Thing before launching into DJ Meme's self-described remix of "epic proportions" of Donna Summer's MacArthur Park. This put's the recent Rosabel version to shame as Meme really drives this one home proving his long-lasting devotion to all things disco. I followed this with a last minute entry by Richard Burton's remake of another 70's classic Bad Luck. DJ Spen's dirty garage house version is so good that there was no way I could leave this song out for a future set. You'll notice a certain back in forth within the house, disco, and funk genres before all of a sudden I make an abrupt switch-up to some Soulful house. Dawn Tallman's latest Teardrops (a remake of the late 90's classic by Lovestation) is nothing short of brilliant. Once again Eric Kupper handles the remix duties but there is also an excellent version by Stonebridge and Sted-E & Hybrib Heights. I'm hoping for a big circuit-house version at some point because Cole Plante has already delivered his take on this classic, which is making an appearance on the 2016 Fall Edition dropping tomorrow. ' Another personal favorite is Alicia Keys' In Common, which has had some stellar house remixes including the Groove Junkies. Wait until tomorrow when you hear what Barry Harris did with the song because it's going to blow you away! From there, things begin to heat up again for more funk and disco before closing things out with a skillful re-work of Freeez' 80's Freestyle classic I.O.U. I've been hard at work wrapping up all the sets so as to release EVERYTHING this week. Tomorrow, I've got the Fall Edition for the circuit boys and the day after I'll be dropping the next commercial EDM set. Lot's of musical options heading your way for your weekend fun so make sure you're keeping up with my release schedule or be left in the dust. Until tomorrow ...ENJOY! Album : Funky House Sessions | Fall 2016 Genre : House, Disco, Funk, Soulful Year : 2016 Total Time : 01:30:42 Sterling Void - It's All Right (Eric Kupper Remix) Chocolate Dice - I'm An Addict (4 Ur Love) (Original Mix) DJ Fudge - Your Love (Original) Lee Walker vs. DJ Deeon feat. Katy B & MNEK - Freak Like Me (Disco Demolition Remix) Bad Boy Bill + J Paul Getto + Milty Evans - Do Your Thing (Original) Donna Summer - MacArthur Park (DJ Meme Remix of Epic Proportions) Richard Burton - Bad Luck (DJ SPEN Bootleg Mix) Weiss (UK) - You're Sunshine (Original Mix) Dawn Tallman - Teardrops (Eric Kupper Extended Mix) Alicia Keys - In Common (Groove Junkies Remix) Mark Funk - Here To Stay (Original Mix) Mr. Luke & Nicolas Saad - Let My Body Do the Talkin' (Original)
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We kick off the show this week with a brand new track from Nick’s other alias ‘NLW’ together with Ambush - called ‘Party Party Potty’. We then move onto some house grooves with the likes of Lee Walker’s ‘Freak Like Me’, Camelphat and Milk & Sugar. Nick takes us back to 2007 with his Classic Jacked Track ‘Don’t Be’ - which is WALL Recordings first ever release! Other mentionable tracks include Karim Mika’s ‘Titan’, LOOPERS ‘Dust’ and Tujamo with ‘Keep Pushin’ LET’S GET JACKED!!
I Don't Give An X radio show by Aleksandre Banera [IDGAX027] Welcome to the April 27th I Don’t Give An X radio show. We are back once again to make this world a better place. So lets start with some greatest tracks that will leave you energyzed for the rest of the day. For you today Alex D’Elia, Redhead, Seth Troxler , Sharon JJ, Carl Cox, Marck D, Mark Knight, Tomy DeClerque, Adrian Hour and others released on best labels like Ready2Rock, Suara, Unity Records, Intec, Toolroom and more. Aside some great Techno tunes I also included a preview of my remix Freak Like Me. I wish you a great week and keep smiling every day! ---- If you wish your Techno track to be involved in the next IDGAX radio show, submit it via Soundcloud or send it to my promo email (promo[@]aleksandrebanera.com). New bangers are always welcome! And don't forget, be yourself, love what you do! The rest will come. You can follow the show online, check radio shows on my website www.aleksandrebanera.com/#radio-show ---- Check out which radio station "doesn't give an X" today (time: CET): - HGM - 24/7 Webradio: 14th & 28th April @ 8:00 PM www.hgm.st [Exclusive] - Digitally Imported: 1st Tuesday @ 8:00 PM www.di.fm/shows/i-dont-give-an-x [Exclusive] - Overdance Radio: REPEAT every 1st Thursday @ 8:10 PM www.overdanceradio.it - VFR Europe: every 1st Friday @ 8 PM www.ratcotel.net - Cue-Radio.com: every 2nd Saturday @ 10 PM www.cue-radio.com - Art Style: Techno: every 2nd Sunday @ 7 PM artstyletechno.hu - Overdance Radio: every 3rd Tuesday @ 8:10 PM www.overdanceradio.it - Gravy FM: every 3rd Wednesday @ 10 PM www.gravyfm.com - HGM - 24/7 Webradio: every 3rd Thursday @ 8:00 PM www.hgm.st - Amplitude Radio: every 3rd Friday @ 8 PM www.radio-amplitude.fr - Radio Ettlingen: every 3rd Saturday @ 10:15 PM www.radioettlingen.de - Inferno Radio: every 3rd Saturday@ 11 PM www.radio.infernoireland.com - Art Style: Techno: every 3rd Sunday @ 7 PM artstyletechno.hu - Overdance Radio: REPEAT every 4st Tuesday @ 8:10 PM www.overdanceradio.it - Inferno Radio: REPEAT every 4th Tuesday @ 11 PM www.radio.infernoireland.com - Kittikun Minimal Techno: every 4th Friday @ 7 PM www.kittikun.jp - Gravy FM: every 4th Saturday @ 7 PM www.gravyfm.com - Overdance Radio: REPEAT of the 5th Tuesday @ 8:10 PM www.overdanceradio.it - Electrosound.tv: every month @ random www.electrosound.tv - Enation FM: every month @ random www.enation.fm - VFR Europe: every month @ random www.ratcotel.net ---- Track ID: 01. DJ Deeon - Freak Like Me (Aleksandre Banera Remix) [PROMO] 02. Alex D'Elia, Danny Fontana - Clyde (Original Mix) [Ready 2 Rock] 03. Redhead - Baloo (Original Mix) [Suara] 04. Seth Troxler - Panic, Stop. Repeat! (Paco Osuna Remix) [Spectral Sound] 05. Sharon JJ - Focus (Sharon JJ ReTouch Mix) [Ready 2 Rock] 06. DJ Micky Da Funk - World At War (Original Mix) [Unity Records] 07. Carl Cox - Your Light Shines On (Original Mix) [Intec] 08. Marck D, The Reactivitz - I Don't Mind (Original Mix) [Unity Records] 09. Mark Knight, Lee Van Dowski - Fall Down On Lee (Original Mix) [Toolroom] 10. Tomy DeClerque - Classic (Original Mix) [Toolroom Trax] 11. Rouss - Vertex (Thomas Evans Remix) [Chien d'Ours Records] 12. Bart Skils - Shadowprint (Original Mix) [Drumcode] 13. Adrian Hour - Move That Dope (Original Mix) [Suara] 14. Mauro Picotto, Riccardo Ferri - Clash (Tomy DeClerque Remix) [Alchemy] 15. Mark Knight, Adrian Hour - Get Down (Original Mix) [Toolroom Trax] www.aleksandrebanera.com
Roger Sanchez returns with new music from Rene Amesz, Alexis Raphael, Mike Vale, Rhythm Masters and Huxley. The Hot Download is a Lee Walker’s massive remix of Freak Like Me, while the spotlight shines down on Dutch duo Detroit Swindler. We take a trip to 1996 with this week's Flashback, for a Roger S track taken from the upcoming Strictly Roger Sanchez project, and we're in Spain for the Release Yourself Guest Mix as Javi Lopez takes over for the final forty.rn Alex Dimou ft Black Soda - This Time (Rebellion)Alexis Raphael - Spinach & Lamb (Of Unsound Mind)Mike Vale & Alex Ranerro - Moody (Undr The Radr)Vibes Killers - Busy (Killer Vibes Records)Hot DownloadLee Walker - Freak Like Me (DJ Deeon Vs Lee Walker Remix) (DFTD)Mat.Joe - Music On (Mother Recordings)Freaks - He's Angry (Argy & Honey Dijon Remix) (Music For Freaks)Luca Lento - Malimba (Horatio Remix) (Natural Rhythm)The Release Yourself SpotlightDetroit Swindle - Hows Music (Heist Recordings)Rene Amesz - Clan Nancy (Toolroom)Marshall Jefferson - Lock The Doors (Rhythm Masters Remix) (Freakin 909)DJ Alfred - Funtek (Natural Rhythm)Roger S - The Deep (Strictly Roger Sanchez)Juliet - Avalon (Funkerman Rework)Huxley - Tailwind (Aus)Chus & Ceballos - Keep It Dancing ft El Chino (Stereo Productions)The Release Yourself Guest Mix with Javi LopezItalobros - Recall [Hof Hall of Fame Records]Danniel Selfmade - Im Not Spik Spok (De La Swing Remix) [Elrow Music]Jey Kurmis - Fourtunes [Moon Harbour]Jesse Perez - Calm It Down [Mr. Nice Guy]The Release Yourself Guest Mix with Javi LopezLuuk van Dijk - Rock Da Disco (Dub) [Roush]Tom Jay - Acid Kiss [Underground Source Records]Javi Lopez - Oxygen House [Defined Music]Mhod - Sleepless (Original Mix) [Defined Music]Sven Tasnadi - Filter Phil feat. Gjeazon [Roush
From the depths of the R&B music revolution emerges an artist whose multi-dimensional lyrical decadence is nothing short of sensational. She is the innovative, yet sensual phenom whose passion and drive for success propelled her music into a new dimension of personal growth for music lovers to experience. Her name is Adina Howard. In 1995, Howard hit the charts with her platinum selling hit single “Freak Like Me”, that was featured in her debut album, Do You Wanna Ride?. Following her debut, Howard introduced a second album, Welcome to Fantasy Island, with her lead single, "(Freak) And U Know It". In 1997, she also collaborated with Jamie Foxx on the Platinum selling slow jam, "T-Shirt & Panties" which appeared on the soundtrack to the 1998 feature film Woo. By 2004-2007, Howard released two more albums, "The Second Coming" on Rufftown Records, featuring the single “Nasty Grind” and "Private Show" released by Arsenal Records along with a promotional single "Picture This." The album managed to reach #17 on the iTunes R&B music chart. (http://adinahoward.com)
Twenty years ago I got a gig as an air personality on radio station KSYM-90.1 FM in San Antonio, Texas. The first record that I ever placed on the turntables was from an up-and-coming singer by the name of Adina Howard and the track was called "Freak Like Me." Little did I know at the time was how much that track would impact my life in a major way. I became an instant fan of Adina's and through the years made it a mission to get just about everything with her name on it, including her 1997 unreleased project Welcome to Fantasy Island. It has always been a dream of mine to talk to Adina and to tell her how much I appreciated her music being a part of my life. On this special episode of The Soul Brother Show - The Home of Heavy Soul and Raw Funk, two decades after spinning her music I get that opportunity to express my thoughts and feelings to Adina. In this no-holds-barred conversation, we discuss everything. There is also a playlist consisting of some of the coldest jams from 1995 that will have you taking a trip back down memory lane and reliving some of your fondest memories. It's two and half hours of good music so sit back, relax, and enjoy! Tracklist: Adina Howard - Freak Like Me E-40 - Sprinkle Me Naughty By Nature - Feel Me Flow Westside Connection - Bow Down Mariah Carey w/ODB - Fantasy Mary J. Blige - Everyday It Rains Notorious BIG w/Total - One More Chance (Hip Hop Radio Edit) Groove Theory - Tell Me Deborah Cox - Sentimental Brian McKnight - Keep It On the Down Low Da Brat - Give It 2 You (Remix) Adina Howard - It's All About You Monica - Don't Take It Personal (Just One of Dem Days) Mokenstef - He's Mine Prince - Eye Hate U Adina Howard - My Up and Down Adina Howard w/Jamie Foxx - T-Shirt and Panties Adina Howard - You Don't Have to Cry Adina Howard - Missing You Nice and Smooth - Return of the Hip-Hop Freaks Da Youngstas - Mad Props 2Pac - Me Against the World
From the depths of the R&B music revolution emerges an artist whose multi-dimensional lyrical decadence is nothing short of sensational and sexy. She is the innovative, yet sensual Phenom whose passion and drive for success propelled her music into a new dimension of personal growth for music lovers to experience. Her name is Adina Howard. From Radio, Stage, and big screen here is everything you want to know about R&B sensation..... “I make music that inspires my audience to liberate themselves to the world.” Adina Howard, born on November 14th in the ‘Great Lakes State' of Michigan. As a young girl, Howard always had the interest in provocative taboo music. Growing up she admired artists such as Gladys Knight, Vanity, Prince and Madonna. R&B has always been her household music, but the combination of sexy and soul sparked her to start her career in the music industry. Howard is now, known for her immoral sexual image, vocal talent and provocative song lyrics. In 1995, Howard hit the charts with her platinum selling hit single “Freak Like Me”, that was featured in her debut album, Do You Wanna Ride?. Following her debut, Howard introduced a second album, Welcome to Fantasy Island, with her lead single, "(Freak) And U Know It". In 1997, she also collaborated with Jamie Foxx on the Platinum selling slow jam, "T-Shirt & Panties" which appeared on the soundtrack to the 1998 feature film Woo. “Music has always been a means of expression for me.” TUNE IN TO #GETNTUNED
The boys check in from the Live Forever Tour to talk about touring the UK and their experience playing in arenas. Also, Chris shares about how 5 Seconds Of Summer ending up recording his song Amnesia, and Dan opens up about Sour Patch Kids.
Adina Howard on KingJordanRadio 4-19-14 The King Jordan Radio Show welcomes Adina Howard the multi-dimensional sensation R&B artist on Friday, April 19th at 9PM est From Radio, Stage and the big screen Adina Howard rose to fame during the New Jack Swing Era of the mid 1990's. She is known for her vocal talent and her provocative songs. Her debut album Do You Wanna Ride?, featuring the Platinum selling hit single, "Freak Like Me," was released in 1995 shecollaborated with Jamie Foxx on the Platinum selling slow jam.. By 2004, Howard released her third album The Second Coming on Rufftown Records featuring the single “Nasty Grind.” Her fourth album, Private Show was released in 2007 by Arsenal Records along with a promotional single "Picture This." The album managed to reach #17 on the iTunes R&B music chart. Following the album's release, a remixes EP for "My Hips" (appears as "Hips" on her album) was released on iTunes & other digital services in December. In 2008, she appeared in the short film Poke the Sleeping Bear which won the Grand Jury Award at the 2008 Solstice Film Festival. September 2009 UK compilation Independent Soul Divas 2 was released on Lola Waxx Records. This compilation album featured "What Do I Do," a song recorded by Howard in 2008. The song picked up airplay and positive response on UK Radio. www.adinahoward.com facebook.com/KingJordanRadio
Cameron, Chris, Dan, and Tyler are back! Listen as the guys talk about the "Freaks and Geeks Tour", their new music, touring in the UK and Japan, how much they've changed in three years, what is was like when Chris left, and more!
Chris Bourne from Hollywood Ending calls in after reuniting with the band in Dallas, TX.
Adina Howard has just released her much anticipated new single "Switch" on Tuesday September 10th, 2013 on Monarchy Records, a Division of The Spectra Music Group. This hit new single is filled with pulsating beats, banging vocals and makes you wanna get your groove on. The entertainment/radio/club world is excited about the return of Adina Howard and she is sure to be back on the top of the charts in no time with this hit single. Adina is now preparing for the next chapter of her life, with a new album and new interests. She is constantly touring while recording her new project for her fans. Adina Howard rose to prominence during the New Jack Swing Era of the mid-1990's. She is known for her unabashed sexual image, vocal talent and provocative songs. Her debut album Do You Wanna Ride?, featuring the Platinum selling hit single, "Freak Like Me," was released in 1995 and was certified Gold by the RIAA. Remixed versions of "My Up And Down" and "It's All About You" were also released as singles. . Written by Indelible Enterprises. All rights reserved.
On the show this week is Mrs. Adina Howard who rose to prominence during the New Jack Swing Era of the mid-1990’s. She is known for her unabashed sexual image, vocal talent and provocative songs. Her debut album Do You Wanna Ride?, featuring the Platinum selling hit single, "Freak Like Me," was released in 1995 and was certified Gold. She collaborated with Jamie Foxx on the Platinum selling slow jam, "T-Shirt & Panties" which appeared on the soundtrack to the 1998 feature film Woo. Adina is now preparing for the next chapter of her life, with a new album and new interests. She is constantly touring while recording her new project for her fans. Join us for another fun show.
My 90's Ladieswww.mixcrate.com/audio/2/5/255412-Q4vpdxnf.mp3Come And Talk to MeJodeciCan We TalkTevin CampbellBring It All To MeBlaqueI Need A GirlP. Diddy ft. Usher & LoonGone Till It's GoneJanet Jackson ft. Q-TipWaterfallsTLCI Wanna Be DownBrandyCan't You SeeTotal ft. Notorious B.I.G.Satisfy YouP. Diddy ft. R. KellyDon't Take It PersonalMonicaJust A FriendBiz MarkieNo DiggityBlackstreet ft. Dr. DreHey MaCam'RonLove No LimitMary J. BligeFreak Like MeAdina HowardRock The BoatAaliyahSend My LoveBorn JamericansRight HereSWVAnythingSWV ft. ODBNo MoreRuff EndzDance TonightLucy PearlEvery Little Thing I DoSoul 4 RealLoungin'LL Cool J ft. TotalWe Can Freak ItKuruptU Don't Have To CallUsherMy Cherie AmourStevie Wonder
Tonights Topics are....... 1. Freak Like Me 2. So Beautiful 3. Let Me Love You 4.How Does It Feel .
Adina Howard stops bye to discuss her career and future projects . Her debut album Do You Wanna Ride?, featuring the #2 Platinum selling hit single, "Freak Like Me", was released in 1995 and was certified Gold by the RIAA. The non album remixes "It's All About You (Too Slow U Blow Remix)", "My Up And Down (Something To Ride To Remix)" and "Freak Like Me (Slow Wind Remix)" were released as singles. A second album, Welcome to Fantasy Island, garnered critical raves and a moderate hit with the lead single, "(Freak) And U Know It", but was shelved by Elektra Records in 1997.[citation needed] The album was leaked to the internet in limited quantities and promotional copies sell for hundreds of dollars on online auction sites.[citation needed] In 1998, she collaborated with Jamie Foxx on the slow jam, T-Shirt & Panties for the feature film Woo. During this time, she made her feature film debut in the independent film High Freakquency, starring Deon Richmond and John Witherspoon.
Singer Adina Howard from "Freak Like Me" fame stops by the show for an honest discussion around the release of her new album, entitled Private Show. We learn a lot of new things from Adina as Doctor MO takes her into the Danger Zone. http://myspace.com/adinahoward YouTube - Adina Howard - Freak Like Me (1995) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmW3lh7Npzg Adina Howard on Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adina_Howard PODCAST LINKSSubscribe/ RSSBecome a fanAdd as friendJoin the list Send PodMailView ShoutoutsArchived Shows 206-337-1517doctormo @ podomatic.comListen Online
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