Podcasts about quincy jones summer in the city

MICHAEL HENDERSON IN THE SUMMERTIME. PIECES OF A DREAM WARM WEATHER. QUINCY JONES SUMMER IN THE CITY. WAR SUMMER. LEO’S SUNSHIPP GIVE ME THE SUNSHINE. ANGELA WINBUSH HOT SUMMER LOVE. THE COMMODORES HIGH ON SUNSHINE. IMPROMP2 SUMMER NIGHTS. KOOL & THE GANG SUMMER MADNESS. BILLY STEWART SUMMERTIME. SLY & THE FAMILY STONE HOT FUN IN THE SUMMERTIME. PHYLLIS HYMAN THE SUNSHINE IN MY LIFE. RICK JAMES GETTING’ IT ON (IN THE SUNSHINE). ROY AYERS EVERYBODY LOVES THE SUNSHINE. STEVIE WONDER I NEVER DREAMED YOU’D LEAVE IN SUMMER.

Playlista 1 NAT KING COLE – Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days Of Summer (Those Lazy, Hazy, Crazy Days Of Summer, 2009 2 QUINCY JONES – Summer In The City  (You’ve Got It Bad Girl, 1973) 3 YELLOWJACKETS – Summer Song (Dreamland, 1995) 4 WOLFGANG HAFFNER – Spain (Kind of Spain, 2017) 5 VICENTE AMIGO – La Tarde […]

This is most definitely not my mix but I'm posting in all it's lossless glory in order to keep it alive. Along with Portishead's Essential Mix from the same era, this is one of the mixes that informs every move I make at the decks. Props to user "Plugg" at themixingbowl.org for uploading this (and for staying up all night manning a stereo VCR that he used to record these classic Essential Mixes in their entirety decades ago. A cool detail from this original recording is that it shows once and for all that the first segment started where it does rather than the return of the first newsbreak, which everyone assumed back in the Napster/Kazaa/LimeWire days because of the more formal EM intro at that hour. And those newsbreaks tho!!! If you dig what you hear, sign up for a mixingbowl account and support their community. Peace from Akron, Ohio:) Info from source Plugg at themixingbowl.org . . . This is the original broadcast of the Essential Mix restored to its full 2 hour glory unashamedly unedited to include the News. The earlier Essential Mixes were split into 3 parts because of two news bulletins. 12.am to 12.30am would be part 1 12.32am to 01.30am would be part 2 01.32am to 02.00am would be part 3 Most of the available versions of this Essential Mix floating around the Web seem to be edited in the wrong order or missing parts of the mix This restoration is THE definite version. This is how the shows ran (as good as I can identify) 01. Massive Attack - Sly [Underdog Mix] 02. DJ Smash - Dubs on Wax 03. DJ Cam - Abstract Hip Hop Vol 1 04. Massive Attack - Blue Lines 05. DJ Cam - Abstract Hip Hop Vol 1 06. Urban Thermo Dynamics - My Kung Fu 07. TLC - Creep 08. Nine - Wutcha Want 09. Unknown - Unknown NEWS 10. Ennio Morricone - The Ecstasy Of Gold 11. Fu Schnickens - Breakdown 12. Jeru da Damaja - Statik 13. Public Enemy - Louder Than A bomb 14. Unknown - Unknown 15. Unknown - Unknown 16. Unknown - Unknown 17. Unknown - Unknown 18. Gang Starr - The question remains 19. Public Enemy - Yo! Bum Rush The Show 20. A tribe called quest - God lives through 21. Black Moon - Reality (Killin' Every Nigga) Acapella over Quincy Jones - Summer In The City 22. Whodini - One Love U22 23. Tribe Of Issachar feat. Super Cat & Method Man - Scalp Dem 24. Black Moon - Who Got Da Props 25. Big Daddy Kane - Word To The Mother 26. Unknown - Unknown NEWS 27. Stetsasonic - Talkin' All That Jazz 28. 90's Lovers - You Know I Got Soul 29. The Boot Man - To The Hip 30. Unreleased Project - The Pushing Dope EP 31. G Simone - I Know You Know 32. Paris - Gorilla Funky EP 33. Jamiroquai - Journey To Arnhemland 34. Biz Markie - Nobody Beats the Biz 35. The Buddha Baboons - Say Uptown The News has also been left in but you can edit it (And Tong) out yourself if you so wish. A good free editor to do this is "Audacity" TECH Info: Original Capture to 3 Hour VHS Cassette 1994-12-11. Transfer to PC using Philips Nicam stereo VCR to M AUDIO 1010LT soundcard. Captured using Adobe Audition 2. Cue points set in Adobe Audition 2. Encoded to FLAC Level 8 using "Flacfrontend 1.7.1" (One day Ill learn how to embed the cuesheet in the flac file, I think it can be done) No audio processing has been done to the original recording this is how it was captured. Original recording, transfer, capture, editing and encoding by plugg Number 3 in the "Plugg Restoration series"

This is most definitely not my mix but I'm posting in all it's lossless glory in order to keep it alive. Along with Portishead's Essential Mix from the same era, this is one of the mixes that informs every move I make at the decks. Props to user "Plugg" at themixingbowl.org for uploading this (and for staying up all night manning a stereo VCR that he used to record these classic Essential Mixes in their entirety decades ago. A cool detail from this original recording is that it shows once and for all that the first segment started where it does rather than the return of the first newsbreak, which everyone assumed back in the Napster/Kazaa/LimeWire days because of the more formal EM intro at that hour. And those newsbreaks tho!!! If you dig what you hear, sign up for a mixingbowl account and support their community. Peace from Akron, Ohio:) Info from source Plugg at themixingbowl.org . . . This is the original broadcast of the Essential Mix restored to its full 2 hour glory unashamedly unedited to include the News. The earlier Essential Mixes were split into 3 parts because of two news bulletins. 12.am to 12.30am would be part 1 12.32am to 01.30am would be part 2 01.32am to 02.00am would be part 3 Most of the available versions of this Essential Mix floating around the Web seem to be edited in the wrong order or missing parts of the mix This restoration is THE definite version. This is how the shows ran (as good as I can identify) 01. Massive Attack - Sly [Underdog Mix] 02. DJ Smash - Dubs on Wax 03. DJ Cam - Abstract Hip Hop Vol 1 04. Massive Attack - Blue Lines 05. DJ Cam - Abstract Hip Hop Vol 1 06. Urban Thermo Dynamics - My Kung Fu 07. TLC - Creep 08. Nine - Wutcha Want 09. Unknown - Unknown NEWS 10. Ennio Morricone - The Ecstasy Of Gold 11. Fu Schnickens - Breakdown 12. Jeru da Damaja - Statik 13. Public Enemy - Louder Than A bomb 14. Unknown - Unknown 15. Unknown - Unknown 16. Unknown - Unknown 17. Unknown - Unknown 18. Gang Starr - The question remains 19. Public Enemy - Yo! Bum Rush The Show 20. A tribe called quest - God lives through 21. Black Moon - Reality (Killin' Every Nigga) Acapella over Quincy Jones - Summer In The City 22. Whodini - One Love U22 23. Tribe Of Issachar feat. Super Cat & Method Man - Scalp Dem 24. Black Moon - Who Got Da Props 25. Big Daddy Kane - Word To The Mother 26. Unknown - Unknown NEWS 27. Stetsasonic - Talkin' All That Jazz 28. 90's Lovers - You Know I Got Soul 29. The Boot Man - To The Hip 30. Unreleased Project - The Pushing Dope EP 31. G Simone - I Know You Know 32. Paris - Gorilla Funky EP 33. Jamiroquai - Journey To Arnhemland 34. Biz Markie - Nobody Beats the Biz 35. The Buddha Baboons - Say Uptown The News has also been left in but you can edit it (And Tong) out yourself if you so wish. A good free editor to do this is "Audacity" TECH Info: Original Capture to 3 Hour VHS Cassette 1994-12-11. Transfer to PC using Philips Nicam stereo VCR to M AUDIO 1010LT soundcard. Captured using Adobe Audition 2. Cue points set in Adobe Audition 2. Encoded to FLAC Level 8 using "Flacfrontend 1.7.1" (One day Ill learn how to embed the cuesheet in the flac file, I think it can be done) No audio processing has been done to the original recording this is how it was captured. Original recording, transfer, capture, editing and encoding by plugg Number 3 in the "Plugg Restoration series"

[Y]ou heard right. DJ Jazzy Jeff is coming to Manila(!!) He's performing Wednesday night at Seventh High in the Fort along with D Coy and an impressive line-up of local talent, thanks again to Kristian Hernandez and Miro Grgic who once again put the Philippines on the map.  (Event info here). Your favorite DJ's favorite DJ, Jazzy Jeff has been a household name ever since the mid-80's when he teamed up with Will Smith (a.k.a. The Fresh Prince) to produce hip-hop albums and star in a TV sitcom together.  Smith moved on to become one of Hollywood's top actors, and Jazzy Jeff continued on his path to musical dominance.   He set up his production house named A Touch of Jazz and went on to work with an unknown artist, Jill Scott, whose album achieved double platinum sales. By the time 2000 rolled around, Jeff had on his belt considerable work with, Musiq Soulchild, Dave Hollister, Floetry, Lil Kim & Michael Jackson. He released the albums "The Magnificent", "Hip Hop Forever II", and "Lost and Found" during the next decade.  Today, Jeff continues to push musical standards worldwide for no other reason than, to quote his 2002 song, "For Da Love of Da Game." From prodigious beginnings, to revolutionary techniques, to the TV screen and a flourishing friendship with Hollywood’s biggest stars, to producing and spinning, Jeff will continue to do what he loves most – proving that true love does beget success. Jazzy Jeff and Elian Habayeb This week's episode is a mixtape made by DJ Jazzy Jeff along with Mick Boogie called Summertime.  Here's the tracklist: 01 Summertime Intro 02 Kool & The Gang - Summer Madness (Live Version) 03 Kool & The Gang - Summer Madness 04 Quincy Jones - Summer In The City 05 Ahmad - Back In The Day 06 Ice Cube - It Was A Good Day 07 Roy Ayers feat. Mary J Blige - Everybody Loves The Sunshine 08 Pharcyde - Passin Me By (Ffej Remix) 09 Jay-Z feat. Babyface - Sunshine 10 Ramsey Lewis - Sun Goddess 11 A Tribe Called Quest - Find A Way (Ffej String Edit)' 12 Bush Babies feat. Mos Def - The Love Song 13 Jodeci - Get On Up 14 The Commodores - High On Sunshine 15 J Dilla feat. Dwele - Think Twice 16 Erick Sermon feat. Marvin Gaye - Music (Mick's Marvapella Edit) 17 Bernard Wright - Who Do You Love 18 LL Cool J - Loungin_ 19 A Tribe Called Quest - Hot Sex 20 Main Source - Live At The BBQ 21 Nuyorican Soul - Nautilus 22 Pharcyde & Sublime - Summertime 23 Fresh Prince and Jazzy Jeff - Summertime Remix 24 Michael Jackson - I Can't Help It 25 De La Soul - Breakdawn 26 Musiq - Just Friends 27 Carl Thomas - Summer Rain 28 Faze-O - Riding High 29 Dionne Warwick - Walk On By 30 Skee-Lo - I Wish 31 Black Moon - Who Got The Props 32 Frankie Beverly and Maze - Before I Let Go 33 Nu Shooz - I Can't Wait 34 Montell Jordan - This Is How We Do It 35 The Roots feat. George Benson - Breezin' 36 Fresh Prince and Jazzy Jeff - Time To Chill 37 Biggie - Can't You See 38 James Brown - The Payback 39 En Vogue - My Lovin' 40 Bobby McFerrin - Sunshine Of My Life 41 Fifth Dimension - Let The Sun Shine In 42 Mos Def - Sunshine 43 Nine - Whatcha Want 44 Otis Redding - Sittin' On The Dock 45 2Pac - I Get Around (Mick's String Edit) 46 Zapp - Computer Love (Terry's Mirage On The Water Mix) 47 Seals And Croft - Summer Breeze 48 Jay-Z - Dear Summer 49 Weldon Irvine - Morning Sunrise For more info, visit djjazzyjeff.com Subscribe for free with iTunes