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Doing Something with Jazz 118 - Weekly podcast of house, funk, soul, disco and jazz.   Don’t forget: If you've got music you think I'd like, send it over: hello@doingsomethingwithjazz.co.uk   Doing Something with Jazz is all over social media:  Instagram: www.instagram.com/doingsomethingwithjazz Follow on Twitter: www.twitter.com/dswjazz  Facebook: www.facebook.com/doingsomethingwithjazz If you listen on iTunes and you have a chance I’d love it if you could rate and review this podcast.   Tracklist: George Fitzgerald – Burns (lane 8) Ceas – Parosse Monkey Safari – Strum Code 718 – Equinox (Henrik Schwartz) Cut Copy – Lights and music (Moulinex) Slam dunk and Chromeo – No price (link here) Joey Negro – The secret life of us Skyy – Call me Midnight Star – Midas Touch New young pony club – Ice cream Parcels – Tied up right now Lord Echo – Return of ghetto fly Uptown funk empire – We stand at the back of the bus The Allergies – Blast off Smoove – Main sources Pt 1 Maceo and the Macks – Cross the track Gotan Project – Last tango in Paris Brecker Brothers – On the backside No made – No made jazz Blossom Dearie – I like London in the rain

Doing Something with Jazz 115 - Weekly podcast of house, funk, soul, disco and jazz.   Don’t forget: If you've got music you think I'd like, send it over: hello@doingsomethingwithjazz.co.uk   Doing Something with Jazz is all over social media:  Instagram: www.instagram.com/doingsomethingwithjazz Follow on Twitter: www.twitter.com/dswjazz  Facebook: www.facebook.com/doingsomethingwithjazz If you listen on iTunes and you have a chance I’d love it if you could rate and review this podcast.   Tracklist: Shy Fx – Honey Billy McLean and the Supersonic – Walk away from love Tarrus Riley – Just the way you are Sharon Jones – How long do I have to wait Ray Blk – My Hood Detroit Spinners – It’s a shame Maceo and the Macks – Cross the track Masters at work – get up Notorious BIG – 1970 somethin’ The Nextmen – Round of applause Guru – Loungin Booghaloo Zoo – Come to this Bombay Bicycle Club – Lights out, words gone Smoove – Main sources pt 1 Renegades of Jazz – Melting snow Arms and Sleepers – Pan am Fred V & Grafix – Altitude Kismet – Hybrid minds  

Doing Something with Jazz 106 - Weekly podcast of house, funk, soul, disco and jazz.   Don’t forget: If you've got music you think I'd like, send it over: hello@doingsomethingwithjazz.co.uk   Doing Something with Jazz is all over social media:  Instagram: www.instagram.com/doingsomethingwithjazz Follow on Twitter: www.twitter.com/dswjazz  Facebook: www.facebook.com/doingsomethingwithjazz If you listen on iTunes and you have a chance I’d love it if you could rate and review this podcast.   Tracklist:   Metropolitan Jazz Affair – Escapism Palimset – I bet you thought I’d never find you Yussef Kamaal – Strings of light One51 – Bring me to your life Everything but the girl – Before today (Adam F) Jazzanova – Keep falling (Forss mix) Lack of Afro – Missing me The Isley Brothers – Love the one you’re with Marlena Shaw – Woman of the ghetto Detroit Spinners – It’s a shame Maceo and the Macks – Cross the track Average White Band – When will you be mine Uptown Funk Empire – We stand at the back of the bus Makala – Cartoon Tune Discomendments – Sleeping Giant (Dicky Trisco) BWH – Stop (Nathan Wilkins and Midnight) Lord Echo – Cosmic Echoes Michael McDonald – I keep forgettin’ Gladys Knight and the Pips – Midnight train to Georgia Herbie Hancock and Corrine Bailey Rae – The River

Tracklist : -Delegation : Darlin’ (I think about it) (1979) -M.F.S.B. : T.S.O.P. (The sound of Philadelphia) (1973) -Rick James : You and I (1978) -The Meters : Just kissed my baby (1974) -Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons : December, 1963 (Oh what a night !) (1975) -First Choice : Doctor love (1977) -The Isley Brothers : This old heart of mine (1966) -Maceo & the Macks : Cross the tracks (We better go back) (1987) -Isaac Hayes : Bumpy’s lament (1971) -Otis Redding : Try a little tenderness (1966) -Rose Banks : Whole new thing (1976) -Roy Ayers : Don’t stop the feeling (1979) -Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes : Wake up everybody (1975) -Jackson 5 : Dancing machine (1974) -James Brown : Soul power (Part. 1) (1971) -Stevie Wonder : Pastime paradise (1976) -Teena Marie : Behind the groove (1980)

Welcome, hello, it's good to see you. This is Doing Something with Jazz, a weekly podcast of jazz, house and funk from another world. Tunes on the podcast today:   Brooklyn Funk Essentials – Take the a train Roy Ayres – Everybody loves the sunshine Staple singers – Ill take you there Maceo and the Macks – Cross the track (we better go back) Nathan Haines – Squire for hire Poolside – Do you believe Leo Zero – Message of love Convertion – Let’s do it The Shirelles – No Sugar Tonight Night people – Again Nick Straker Band – A little bit of jazz Sir James – Special Kenny Jammin Jason – Can you dance Still Going – Still going theme Spritchaser – Not far The Swiss – Bubble bath Nortend – Tee’s happy Soldiers of twilight – Believe (New Mastersounds remix) Al Supersonic and the Teenagers – Paint yourself in the corner Uptown Funk Empire – You’ve got to have freedom

Sadly it's Dave's last episode homies. In this one we make our own RJ Malifaux rules and shoot the shit about the Malifaux scene in Melbourne has changed over the last 18 months. We also give some tips on how to spice up your Malifaux games and keep the revolution alive! Music used in this Episode: Little Richard – Tutti Frutti MC Hammer – U Can’t Touch This Maceo & The Macks – Cross the Tracks (We Gotta Go Back)

 It was only fitting that I honor James Brown, also known as the foundation of the funk. Ten years ago, The Hardest Working Man in Show Business took his rest but not before blessing the masses with over 50 years of phenomenal music. On this broadcast of The Soul Brother Show, we pay tribute to The Boss with some serious heavy soul and raw funk.   Tracklist:   James Brown - Give It Up, Turnit a Loose   Bobby Byrd - I Know You Got Soul   Marva Whitney - What Do I Have to Do to Prove My Love to You   James Brown - There Was a Time   The JB's - Doing It to Death   Hank Ballard - From the Love Side   James Brown - Think (73)   James Brown - Please Please Please   James Brown - Bewildered   James Brown - Try Me   The JB's - Gimme Some More   Sweet Charles - Hang Out and Hustle   Lyn Collins - Give It Up or Turnit a Loose   Myra Barnes - The Message From the Soul Sisters   James Brown - The Payback   James Brown - Papa Don't Take No Mess   The JB's - Pass the Peas   Lyn Collins - Think About It   Maceo and the Macks - Cross the Tracks   Bobby Byrd - Hot Pants (I'm Coming, I'm Coming)   The JB's - All Aboard the Soul Funky Train   Fred Wesley and the JB's - Blow Your Head   James Brown - Cold Sweat   James Brown - Sex Machine   James Brown - Say It Loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud   James Brown - It's a New Day, So Let a Man Come In   James Brown - I'm Real    James Brown - Static   James Brown and Afrika Bambaataa - Unity   James Brown - Soulful Christmas   James Brown - Santa Claus Go Straight to the Ghetto   James Brown - Living In America

Cell Uno on Beats of All-Nations Radio Episode 001Well its January 2014 and every year we’ve been trying to take this movement a little further, however this year we plan to take Beats of All-Nations much further! With that being said we are proud to introduce to you the first episode of Beats of All-Nations Radio! Beats of All-Nations Radio is a new series where we will feature exclusive DJ mixes and producer showcases. It will be used as a platform to tickle your ears, touch your hearts and move your souls with exceptional sounds from around the globe, in good taste, without any limitations.Our first episode, available now, features a 30-minute megamix from one of our favorite DJ/Producers that you may have never heard of before. Well all of that is about to change, Riverside, California’s Cell Uno has put together a compilation that explores a wide range of sound that literally shape shifts every moment. Cell’s mix, titled ‘B2A’ (from Beats 2 All-Nations) covers all genres from the LA Beat Scene to Indie Rock, Classic Hip Hop to Funk and Soul, Nova Bossa Nova to modern Jazz, no stone is left unturned.Enjoy Episode One of Beats of All-Nations Radio, it is a free download, this is also the launch of our Soundcloud, so leave some feedback and pass it around!Interview with Cell Uno: http://beatsofallnations.com/2014/01/20/introducing-beats-of-all-nations-radio-episode-1-mixed-by-cell-uno/TracklistUnknown Mortal Orchestra - So Good at Being in TroubleCru - Just Another CaseArrested Development - TennesseeTeebs - While You DooJill Scott - Warm UpThe Roots - EveJames Brown - The PaybackSteve Spacek - La BougieThe Soul Searchers - Ashley's Roach ClipWajeed - CakeMount Kimbie - Before I Move OffMark Farina & J Boogie's Dubtronic Science - Afros in YaJoe Beats - SpacemanDabrye - Smoking the EdgeBoogie Monsters - The Beginning of the EndKing Krule - Will I ComeJazz Liberators - Ease My MindLetherette - In July FocusMaceo & the Macks - Cross the TracksBoom Clap Bachelors - Lob-stop-staXperiment - Bouillon BlastMr Scruff - So LongFlying Lotus - Sao PauloGecko Turner - Un Limon en la Cabeza (Quantic Remix)Attic Tree - VoarA Tribe Called Quest - Can I Kick it?Four Tet - As Serious As Your LifeKero One - Ain't that Something?Mike Slott - FlunkyDarondo - TrueJoe Beats - Xual Zan's HeartSlum Village - 2u4uFour Tet - Sleep, Eat Food, Have VisionsBell and Sebastian - (my girls got) Miraculous TechniqueGrover Washington Jr - Mister MagicJames Brown - Funky PresidentZion i - FlowVikter Duplaix - Make a BabyPatricia Marx & 4hero - MeninhoThes One - The Yacht ClubThievery Corporation - SuccessThe Heliocentrics - Sirius B

-This month we celebrate those Trans people who are willing to stand up and be counted. We're talking role models of course and not just those Trans who are famous for being nothing other than Trans. -In the studio we have Journalist and football mad Juliet Jacques and reports from the UKs first Trans Landlady Ashleigh Fitzhugh and the only currently serving trans Politician, Sarah Brown. -As well as our usual attempt at analysing the hell out of current transgender stories in the news, the ones that paint us as deities and the ones that promote us as Cerberus type creatures with a penchant for eating small babies. Music From Maceo and the Macks - Cross the Tracks Country Joe and the Fish - Love The Smiths - Sheila Take a Bow Karen Souza - Tainted Love Kitten and the Hip - Shut Up and Dance Bob Dylan - Subterannean Homesick Blues Blur - Country House Barry Gray - Theme from UFO