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In this episode of Love is the Message Jeremy and Tim have packed a bag chock full of stone cold 1977 dance floor classics that share a Black Disco aesthetic. We hear a number of cuts from Tom Moulton and Walter Gibbons that can be pinpointed as some of the most important contributions to early remix culture (whilst still guaranteed to go off at a party). François K makes a fleeting appearance, alongside Boney M, Grace Jones, Miami, the SalSoul Orchestra and Henri Bergson. We close out the show with an all-timer in Lamont Dozier's ‘Going Back to my Roots'. Enjoy this week listeners, as next time we're taking on Euro Disco… Due to licensing issues, we can only play short clips of the music discussed. If you'd like to listen along to the full tracks, we have an ever-expanding Spotify playlist hosting (most) of the tracks played in the show. You can find Series 6 here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3ZpKyqhvhOXfTuPMHCBkFs Produced by Matt Huxley. Tracklist: CJ & Co - Devil's Gun (Tom Moulton Mix) Elton John - Bite Your Lip (Get Up and Dance) (Tom Moulton Mix) First Choice - Dr Love (Tom Moulton Mix) Loleatta Holloway - Hit and Run (Walter Gibbons Mix) Rare Earth - Happy Song (François K Edit) T-Connection - Do What You Wanna Do Peter Brown - Do You Wanna Get Funky With Me? Sine - Keep It Coming Lamont Dozier - Going To My Roots
GMD is a show on Cruise FM celebrating seventies music ...disco and Jazz Funk
Chuck Da Fonk brings you Midnight Riot Records' seventh edition of their Balearic Headspace compilation this episode - and this fresh set features a new song from FSQ as mixed by the legend Tom Moulton, and deep cuts from artists including Sonic Soul Orchestra, Toni Rassano, Andre Espeut & Yam Who?, and Nightdubbing. Chuck rounds out these Balearic selections with even more from the White Island including Ibiza legends DJ Pippi & Willie Graff and Residentes Balearicos. Some 80s jams slip to keep the feelings truly in this spirit, with Bryan Ferry and Go West! plus to be modern, there's a sprinkle of 2024 female led bangers fresh out the box from Tove Lo, Confidence Man, and Desire.Tune into new broadcasts of FSQ, Thursdays from 6 - 8 PM EST / 11 PM - 1 AM GMT. (Friday)For more info & tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/fsq///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Tribute to Tom Moulton…the originator of the remix and the 12-inch single vinyl format…the creator of the breakdown section or “Disco Break”. Frequently seen on many M70s albums with the phrase “A Tom Moulton Mix” indicating that Tom Moulton had mixed, produced or engineered the record. His innovative work was honored at the 2004 Dance Music Hall of Fame ceremony in NYC. In the line of this show, I will play his versatility from soul to funk and deep disco-funk. Enjoy it!
What is the definition of "soul" ? According to the Oxford English Dictionary, it is "emotional or intellectual energy or intensity". Well that certainly sums it up for me. "The Soul Explosion" is all about sharing the tunes and the music that I love with a wider audience. The aim is to cover a wide range of musical genres, from soul, boogie, modern soul, northern soul, rare groove, jazz, funk, soulful garage, gospel, jazz-funk, old skool hip-hop, motown, disco and everything in between. Whatever you hear on "The Soul Explosion" has one thing in common - every single track is a CHOOON (no fillers) !! Hope you enjoy listening as much as I will playing for you
What is the definition of "soul" ? According to the Oxford English Dictionary, it is "emotional or intellectual energy or intensity". Well that certainly sums it up for me. "The Soul Explosion" is all about sharing the tunes and the music that I love with a wider audience. The aim is to cover a wide range of musical genres, from soul, boogie, modern soul, northern soul, rare groove, jazz, funk, soulful garage, gospel, jazz-funk, old skool hip-hop, motown, disco and everything in between. Whatever you hear on "The Soul Explosion" has one thing in common - every single track is a CHOOON (no fillers) !! Hope you enjoy listening as much as I will playing for you
A major technological innovation to emerge from the milieu of NYC 1975 was the 12" single. In this episode, Jeremy and Tim uncover the demands of dancers and DJs in the discos for longer tracks, the precursors found in acid rock and Bob Dylan, and tell the story of individual releases that presaged widespread adoption of the 12" format. Tim and Jeremy also talk album aesthetics, the Penny Lane / Strawberry Fields double A side, nascent remix culture, the importance of wide grooves, and return to a recurring character of the show: Tom Moulton. Produced and edited by Matt Huxley. Tune in, Turn on, Get Down! Become a Patron from just £3pcm at Patreon.com/LoveMessagePod And check out our new website: https://www.loveisthemessagepod.co.uk/ Tracklist: Rare Earth - Get Ready Eddie Palmieri - Una Dia Bonito Leon Russell - It's A Hard Rain Gonna Fall Don Downing - Dream World Al Downing - I'll Be Holding On (Disco Mix) Calhoon - (Do You Wanna) Dance Dance Dance Bobby Moore - (Call Me Your) Anything Man South Shore Commission - Free Man (Tom Moulton Mix)
As part of RA2122, our ongoing celebration of 21 years of club culture, we''ll be featuring some of our favourite DJs from around the world, highlighting the parties or clubs most important to their lives in dance music. It''s safe to say that there would be no house music, no dance music as we know it, without François Kevorkian. The French-born, New York-based DJ started remixing disco records in the mid-''70s, when he was just a teenager, and became a pioneer of the form alongside names like Larry Levan, Tom Moulton and Walter Gibbons. And though he would become a house icon, he became especially known for the trippy "dub" mixes on the B-sides of records, which often eschewed the structure and vocals of the songs he was remixing in favour of excursions into the unknown. It''s that legacy that led him to Deep Space, his Monday-night residency at the once-legendary Meatpacking District club Cielo, which was one of the most beloved (and best-sounding) rooms in Manhattan. Deep Space started at 2002 and ran every Monday for over a decade. The idea was to explore "dub" in all its forms, and to play all kinds of music while manipulating it in real time. The slogan was "Live On The Mixing Board." At Deep Space you would hear all kinds of music. Dub, reggae, dub techno, drum & bass—and later on, as you''ll hear in this mix, dubstep—sure, but also disco, R&B, funk, old-school house. All music was dub in Kevorkian''s hands, and over the years Deep Space became one of the most renowned and consistent parties in New York, a place of refuge and discovery every single Monday (and, eventually, Sunday). This four-hour recording allows you to almost experience what it was like to be in that room—you can even hear the crowd whooping and cheering—as Kevorkian journeys through ultra-deep techno, dubstep and a string of funky disco and post-disco tracks. It''s a sound all his own, and though it was recorded 13 years ago, still sounds full of possibility and potential. Like the future. Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/854
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Confie-nous tout c'est toujours la même recette : on passe 25-30min ensemble pour parler d'un album, artiste, plaisir coupable, bande originale, compilation, p'tite vanne et sourires tous les matins aussi en streaming sur Twitch & Facebook ! 9h30 sur Tsugi Radio et avec Groover Aujourd'hui, Tom Moulton ⛳ Découverte de fin : Baptiste Lagrave
Confie-nous tout c'est toujours la même recette : on passe 25-30min ensemble pour parler d'un album, artiste, plaisir coupable, bande originale, compilation, p'tite vanne et sourires tous les matins aussi en streaming sur Twitch & Facebook ! 9h30 sur Tsugi Radio et avec Groover Aujourd'hui, Tom Moulton ⛳ Découverte de fin : Baptiste Lagrave
Tom Moulton and Jim Whitescarver joined us today. We discussed air pollution in the UK and beyond, and Venture Capitalist John Doerr's billion dollar gift to Stanford to establish a new climate and sustainability school. We also discussed Jim's history, collective intelligence, EIES (Electronic Information Exchange System), origins of chat and more.
As Broadcast @ www.totallywiredradio.com on Tuesday 21.12.2021This weeks Mucho Soul Show features a seasonal replay of an interview special Alan & Ket first recorded back in 2012 with Tom Moulton.This show features an in-depth talk with Tom and takes in his work for Philly International and Salsoul, plus his early years with RCA and King records and more.Two hours packed full of Philly Goodness, Glorious Disco and some of the best remixes you'll ever likely to hear.01. Jean Carn - My Love Don't Come Easy (Tom Moulton Mix) (Harmless 2012)02. Hank Ballard & The Midnighters - The Hoochie Coochie Coo (King Records 1960)03. Disco-Tex And The Sex-O-Lettes - Get Dancing (Chelsea Records 1974)04. Moment Of Truth - So Much For Love (Tom Moulton Mix) (Salsoul 1976)05. Ten Percent - My Love Is Free (Tom Moulton Mix) (Salsoul 1976)06. Grace Jones - Do Or Die (Island Records 1978)07. Grace Jones - La Vie En Rose (Tom Moulton Mix) (Island Records 1977)08. The O'Jays - The Backstabbers (Tom Moulton Mix) (Harmless 2012)09. Lou Rawls - You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine (Tom Moulton Mix) (Harmless 2012)10. The Futures - Party Time (Tom Moulton Mix) (Harmless 2012)11. The Three Degrees - When Will I See You Again (Tom Moulton Mix) (Harmless 2012)12. Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes - Don't Leave Me This Way (Tom Moulton Mix) (Harmless 2012)13. Salsoul Orchestra - 212 North 12th (Tom Moulton Mix) (Salsoul 1979)14. MFSB Ft. The Three Degrees - The Sound Of Philadelphia (Tom Moulton Mix) (Harmless 2012)15. Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes - Bad Luck (Tom Moulton Mix) (Harmless 2012)16. The Trammps - Trusting Heart (Tom Moulton Mix) (Harmless 2012)17. The Jacksons - Living Together (Dimitri from Paris Edit) (BBE 2010)18. TJM - I Don't Need No Music (Joey Negro Edit) (Brookside 2004)19. Stratavarious - Was That All It Was (Tom Moulton Mix_Pt_01) (Capricorn 2012)20. Archie Bell & The Drells - Where Will You Go When The Party's Over (Tom Moulton Mix) (Harmless 2012)21. Stratavarious - Was That All It Was (Tom Moulton Mix_Pt_02) (Capricorn 2012)22. Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes - The Love I Lost (Tom Moulton Mix) (Harmless 2012)23. Philly Devotions - Hurt So Bad (Tom Moulton Mix) (Columbia 1976)24. Archie Bell & The Drells - Let's Groove (Tom Moulton Mix) (Harmless 2012)
In this episode, we welcome Davitt Sigerson, all the way from his native New York City, to talk about his stellar career from Black Music magazine in 1975 to being made chairman of Island Records in America in 1998. Along the way we hear about his passionate love of disco, his two albums for ZE Records, and plenty more besides.Davitt also weighs in with thoughts on Chic, Prince, David Bowie's Young Americans, the late Mick Rock and a newly-added audio interview with Bootsy Collins, conducted in June 1978 by Davitt's sometime Black Music colleague Cliff White. Davitt proves to be a witty and erudite guest, as comfortable holding forth on Robert Musil as on Cloud One's 'Atmosphere Strut' — and with fascinating recall, to boot.Among the new library articles added by the RBP team, Mark & Jasper focus on pieces about the Clash, Vivian Stanshall, Cecil Taylor, Randy Newman, Amy Winehouse and — bringing the episode neatly full circle — disco "mix master" Tom Moulton.Many thanks to special guest Davitt Sigerson, whose remastered demos are coming soon to a streaming service near you.Pieces discussed: Davitt on Disco, Tom Moulton, Chic, Prince, Barney meets Davitt, Bootsy Collins audio, Young Americans, David Bowie, Mick Rock, Elton John, Cecil Taylor, The Clash + Johnny Thunders, Rough Trade and Factory, Randy Newman, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Otis Redding, Noel Redding, Viv Stanshall, Terry Southern, Amy Winehouse, Cameron Carpenter and Tom Moulton.
In this episode, we welcome Davitt Sigerson, all the way from his native New York City, to talk about his stellar career from Black Music magazine in 1975 to being made chairman of Island Records in America in 1998. Along the way we hear about his passionate love of disco, his two albums for ZE Records, and plenty more besides. Davitt also weighs in with thoughts on Chic, Prince, David Bowie's Young Americans, the late Mick Rock and a newly-added audio interview with Bootsy Collins, conducted in June 1978 by Davitt's sometime Black Music colleague Cliff White. Davitt proves to be a witty and erudite guest, as comfortable holding forth on Robert Musil as on Cloud One's 'Atmosphere Strut' — and with fascinating recall, to boot. Among the new library articles added by the RBP team, Mark & Jasper focus on pieces about the Clash, Vivian Stanshall, Cecil Taylor, Randy Newman, Amy Winehouse and — bringing the episode neatly full circle — disco "mix master" Tom Moulton. Many thanks to special guest Davitt Sigerson, whose remastered demos are coming soon to a streaming service near you. Pieces discussed: Davitt on Disco, Tom Moulton, Chic, Prince, Barney meets Davitt, Bootsy Collins audio, Young Americans, David Bowie, Mick Rock, Elton John, Cecil Taylor, The Clash + Johnny Thunders, Rough Trade and Factory, Randy Newman, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Otis Redding, Noel Redding, Viv Stanshall, Terry Southern, Amy Winehouse, Cameron Carpenter and Tom Moulton. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode, we welcome Davitt Sigerson, all the way from his native New York City, to talk about his stellar career from Black Music magazine in 1975 to being made chairman of Island Records in America in 1998. Along the way we hear about his passionate love of disco, his two albums for ZE Records, and plenty more besides.Davitt also weighs in with thoughts on Chic, Prince, David Bowie's Young Americans, the late Mick Rock and a newly-added audio interview with Bootsy Collins, conducted in June 1978 by Davitt's sometime Black Music colleague Cliff White. Davitt proves to be a witty and erudite guest, as comfortable holding forth on Robert Musil as on Cloud One's 'Atmosphere Strut' — and with fascinating recall, to boot.Among the new library articles added by the RBP team, Mark & Jasper focus on pieces about the Clash, Vivian Stanshall, Cecil Taylor, Randy Newman, Amy Winehouse and — bringing the episode neatly full circle — disco "mix master" Tom Moulton.Many thanks to special guest Davitt Sigerson, whose remastered demos are coming soon to a streaming service near you.Pieces discussed: Davitt on Disco, Tom Moulton, Chic, Prince, Barney meets Davitt, Bootsy Collins audio, Young Americans, David Bowie, Mick Rock, Elton John, Cecil Taylor, The Clash + Johnny Thunders, Rough Trade and Factory, Randy Newman, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Otis Redding, Noel Redding, Viv Stanshall, Terry Southern, Amy Winehouse, Cameron Carpenter and Tom Moulton.
In this episode, we welcome Davitt Sigerson, all the way from his native New York City, to talk about his stellar career from Black Music magazine in 1975 to being made chairman of Island Records in America in 1998. Along the way we hear about his passionate love of disco, his two albums for ZE Records, and plenty more besides. Davitt also weighs in with thoughts on Chic, Prince, David Bowie's Young Americans, the late Mick Rock and a newly-added audio interview with Bootsy Collins, conducted in June 1978 by Davitt's sometime Black Music colleague Cliff White. Davitt proves to be a witty and erudite guest, as comfortable holding forth on Robert Musil as on Cloud One's 'Atmosphere Strut' — and with fascinating recall, to boot. Among the new library articles added by the RBP team, Mark & Jasper focus on pieces about the Clash, Vivian Stanshall, Cecil Taylor, Randy Newman, Amy Winehouse and — bringing the episode neatly full circle — disco "mix master" Tom Moulton. Many thanks to special guest Davitt Sigerson, whose remastered demos are coming soon to a streaming service near you. Pieces discussed: Davitt on Disco, Tom Moulton, Chic, Prince, Barney meets Davitt, Bootsy Collins audio, Young Americans, David Bowie, Mick Rock, Elton John, Cecil Taylor, The Clash + Johnny Thunders, Rough Trade and Factory, Randy Newman, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Otis Redding, Noel Redding, Viv Stanshall, Terry Southern, Amy Winehouse, Cameron Carpenter and Tom Moulton.
GMD is a show on Cruise FM celebrating seventies music ...disco and Jazz Funk
En aquest nou capítol de Viatge Electrònic amb la Laura i les seves Dones Electròniques hem entrevistat a la Clara Aguilar. El nostre home història underground, en Letung, ens ha explicat qui es Tom Moulton. En Ramón Daví ha continuat amb la seva Vinilada setmanal. Finalment el nostre Home disco/funky/house, en Tura, ens ha punxat dos temazos de la Candi Staton.
Extended Versions of Goldies from 80´s & 90´s by Dj Licas a little bit of History, from https://blog.discogs.com/: Coming to prominence in that mid-1970s disco era — 12-inch records were initially called “Disco Disks” — these singles were usually cut at 45 RPM with wider grooves, giving the songs more volume and power while allowing space on the B-side for extended cuts, remixes, and instrumentals. Producers enjoyed the freedom of stretching songs well past the previous 7-inch time constraints. DJs, the primary audience for the 12-inch, immediately loved the lengthier cuts filled with booming bass as they were ripe for a bangin' time at the discotheque. Interestingly, 12-inch singles were originally a fortuitous mistake. Tom Moulton, who was neither a DJ nor a musician at the time but is now known as “the father of the disco mix,” simply had the ear for a hit record and an immense passion for music. After making his name known by creating elongated mixes of funk, soul, and early disco hits, Moulton and mastering engineer José Rodriguez created the 12-inch out of necessity: they had to finish a mix by the end of the weekend and were out of 7-inch blanks. Moulton stretched out the grooves to fill in the 12-inch blank, and history was written. While there are some conflicting reports on the very first 12-inch single, Moulton points to I'll Be Holding On by Al Downing.
A new Version meltdown feature, three instantly recognisable tracks with three very different versions, , the very dodgy mix, a couple of wallet bustin rare grooves and the new 'Latino Trio' all on a relaxing Sunday afternoon on Crackersradio.com with me Dave Regan. 4pm UK time, 11 am Eastern & 8 am Pacific. Playlist Artist Title Year Jkriv & Angela Johnson Not that serious 2021 Barbara Mason Are you ready (Handance mix) 1967 / 2007 Yvonne Turner déjà vu 2021 Teena Marie I need your lovin Javi Star & Mark Picchiotti Beautiful High (Club Mix) 2021 Billy Paul Let em in 1976 Main Ingredient Summer Breeze Quincey Jones Taking to the streets Rasmus Faber & Dyanna Fearon All Of My Dreams (BBQ '79 Mix) 2021 Mass Production Shante Papik, Frankie Lovecchio, Alex Di Ciò Body To Body (Alex Di Ciò Remix) 2021 First Choice Gamble on love Old Chap Let's love 2021 Ezel ft. Lee Wilson Fire (Original mix) 2021 DJ Spen ft. Cornell C C Carter Not Possible 2021 DJ Pope & The FunkHut AllStars Feat. Kenny Wesley Listen Love (CDock's Deep Soul Mix) 2021 Alexander Morris Isn't she a pretty girl 2021 Anissa Hampton Big sexy Tilly and the Graces Go Now 2021 Pointer Sisters How long (Betcha got a chick on the side) Beth Macari Love you more (Frank Blythes Jazzy Swing) 2021 Art Wilson I know we can make it 1978 7 Days Unlimited Trying 1978 Jimmy Owns Do it to it 1976 Mather Let's dance together 2021 Real Thing Love takes tears Garcia Walker Durrell Get into my life-long (Tom Moulton mix) 2021 Doug Gomez & Peter Jericho Mixed Feelings (Manybeat Afro Latin Remix) 2021 Dudu Tucci & Kiko Navarro Canto do Espaço (Kiko Navarro Classic Vibe) 2021 Afro drumz, Lennon Vibes Mi Trompeta (Original mix) 2021 Cool Notes You're never too young (Chicago Steppers mix) 2021 Teena Marie Fire & Desire
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AttractionPros has officially reached its 200th episode! To celebrate, we decided to have an episode that invited our audience of fellow attraction professionals to participate in a collaborative conversation. The topic chosen was timely and focused on the resurgence of themed entertainment offerings as vaccinations against COVID-19 climb, infections fall, and restrictions are lifted. While the attractions industry was deemed non-essential by health and government leaders during the hardest moments of the pandemic, attractions will be essential to economic recovery and a return to a sense of normalcy. While some changes are here to stay, there are opportunities for themed entertainment to roar back, and as Johnathan Lee Iverson, the Last Ringmaster of Ringling Bros. Circus, stated, this is a chance for the industry to soar to new heights. From an economic recovery standpoint, location-based entertainment is essential for drawing people out of their homes, bringing them out into their communities or new areas, and encouraging spending wherever they may be visiting. Tom Moulton, with the Southern Arizona Attractions Alliance, highlighted that attractions are “destination drivers,” bringing money to their communities. This is true whether a family stays close to home or whether they plan an elaborate trip in another state or country. Ike Kwon, with the California Academy of Sciences, expanded upon this economic impact by pointing out the many jobs that are supported by the attractions industry. Ike also pointed out that many attractions are deeply rooted in their communities and even when they faced economic uncertainty due to closures, chose to give back to their communities. Giving back to the community that embraces them has always been part of the culture for many themed entertainment venues, and that only increased during the pandemic. Ron Gustafson, with Quassy Amusement Park, discussed how the park had been an essential part of its community for 113 years. They chose to support members of their community by partnering with nonprofits in their area to host food drives and collect donations of personal items. Andreas Andersen, with Liseberg, discussed how integral Liseberg is to the “social and cultural fabric of their community.” Theme parks aren't just places with thrill rides, but they also represent gathering places for shared experiences with family, friends, and even new acquaintances. Exciting destinations are the perfect places to make lasting memories with loved ones. Greg Fisher, with TripShock, shared the importance of preserving attractions so that memories can be made for generations to come. Adam Sandy, of Zamperla, pointed out that so many shared experiences happen at theme parks, from first roller coaster rides to first dates. Keith James, from Jack Rouse Associates, pointed out that the emotions, the laughter, the joy, and the relief from stress that attractions provide are essential. Theme parks have often been a respite from the chaos of day-to-day life, but now the guests need them to be a respite from the harsh reality of the pandemic and its related challenges. 2020 was an incredibly challenging year for everyone, but many are approaching 2021, and especially its second half, with a renewed sense of hope for a return to pre-pandemic normalcy. Matt Eckert, of Holiday World & Splashin' Safari, talked about how exciting it was to be open again and gifting happiness and laughter to their guests. After all, those are gifts everyone truly needs after this past challenging year. Audrey Jowett, from Revolution Adventures, talked about how attractions have an ability to give their guests a perceived sense of normalcy by keeping up their enhanced cleaning and safety standards but drawing less attention to it with signage and announcements. Louis Alfieri, of Raven Sun Creative, pointed out some of the connectivity alternatives that have been utilized throughout the pandemic and the ability to deliver some elements of themed entertainment virtually, but he went on to state that nothing completely replaces the value of real-world destinations. Whether they are family entertainment centers, zoos, aquariums, museums, theme parks, or other location-based offerings, attractions offer opportunities to have adventures with our friends and family that turn into life-long memories. Mark Rosenzweig, of 3dx Scenic, stated that the world is an exciting place that should be explored. Brandon Willey, from Hownd, pointed out that “humans crave experiences,” whether they are looking to learn something new, “get a dose of adrenaline,” or celebrate with loved ones. There are many different reasons for wanting to visit an attraction. Besides being places that offer a good time, many experiences sneak in educational moments for their guests. Some of the best venues for “edutainment” are zoos, aquariums, and museums. Felicia Cook, with The Dolphin Company, discussed the importance their “nature ambassadors,” or the animals in their care, have on the guests that visit. In addition to conducting research and educating the public on the importance of wildlife, attractions like The Dolphin Company contribute directly to the health of Earth's ecosystems by rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing animals. Jennifer Berthiaume, of Lion Country Safari, discussed the importance of educating the public about conservation by highlighting humanity's connection to wildlife. Jennifer also highlighted a study from the St. Louis Zoo that found that “a visit to the zoo is good for health,” physically and mentally. The pandemic has put an increased amount of strain on many people's mental wellbeing, which has brought greatly-needed attention to the importance of taking care of one's mental health in addition to physical health. Sarah Cole, of Glazer Children's Museum, pointed out that children have been greatly affected by the isolation of the pandemic, causing a mental health crisis in kids. She said that museums and other attractions offer a “space for respite and joy.” Marcus Gaines, from Coaster Touring, agreed and stated that the escapism granted through location-based experiences help to promote mental wellness. Paul Griffiths, of Painshill Park Trust, talked about how attractions create spaces for employees and volunteers to escape from loneliness and connect with each other and guests in a meaningful way. He also discussed how connecting with nature through parks and other outdoor venues are opportunities to better our mental and physical well being. However, green spaces aren't the only attractions that improve their guests' mental and physical wellbeing. Ryan Borton, of Funovation, discussed how Funovation's offerings, like their laser mazes, challenge players' “brain and brawn.” This mental and physical challenge is fun but also rewarding for both mental and physical wellness. Similarly, Luke and Cody Schueler, of Flying Squirrel Sports, talked about the many physical benefits of playing at indoor trampoline parks and similar attractions, such as improving your coordination, practicing your balance skills, and reducing your fatigue. Additionally, these sorts of experiences can increase bonds between family and friends, to the benefit of everyone's mental wellbeing. The opportunity to get out and play at attractions is something that was greatly limited during the worst days of the pandemic, but people are certainly wasting no time getting back to these fun, physical, mentally-freeing activities. Another important aspect of the return to these fun activities and attractions is making sure that they are safe and accessible for all. Bob McCullough, of Morgan's Wonderland, discussed the importance of having accessible options that anyone can enjoy. Morgan's Wonderland was designed to accommodate guests of all ages and abilities and to remove barriers so that anyone attending can have a wonderful experience. Pam Landwirth, from Give Kids the World Village, also discussed the importance of accessibility and highlighted the accessible rides gifted to the park by Zamperla. Pam summed it up beautifully by saying, “To see the joy on a child's face to ride a ride for the very first time and to see their parents crying because they're able to watch their children do it, I think that's what makes us essential.” In addition to providing magical moments for all guests, many attractions also provide a fulfilling purpose to their employees. Rachel Harper, of Castle Fun Park, pointed out that many employees of attractions would describe themselves as “people people” and find joy in going above and beyond to give their guests an unforgettable experience. I, Paige Reiter, the writer of the weekly AttractionPros podcast summaries, shared a story I had heard about a volunteer at Give Kids the World who didn't find their purpose in life until they helped create cherished memories for the critically ill but incredibly brave children and their families who visit the park. There are many remarkable stories related to the incredible impact that attractions have on their employees, their guests, and their communities. AttractionPros will continue to do our part to highlight the many amazing attractions, experiences, and the people that make them happen for many episodes to come. Please contact us on any platform if you'd like to contribute a story, suggest a guest, or highlight an attraction. This podcast wouldn't be possible without the work of our amazing team: Audio and video editing - Abigail Giganan Complete episode summary - Paige Reiter Scheduling and correspondence - Kristen Karaliunas Social media marketing - Kate Kujawa Branding and design - Fabiana Fonseca To contact AttractionPros: attractionpros@gmail.com
1. The Nick Straker Band - Straight Ahead (Vocal) 2. Ram Jam - Black Betty (Liebrand Remix) 3. Bebu Silvetti - Voyage of no return (Tom Moulton 12" mix) 4. Change - A Lovers Holiday (Digital Visions remix) 5. Diana Ross - I'm coming out (Def mix) 6. Dynasty - Groove Control (Black Monkey remix) 7. Evelyn King - Shame (Dr. Packer rework mix) 8. Heatwave - Boogie Nights & Groove Line (Hot Tracks) 9. Kool & The Gang - Celebration (Hot Tracks)
It's that time of the year again where summer kicks off in the northern hemisphere which means Pride celebrations also kick off. For this 7th edition of Pride Anthems, I've reached back to the 90's and early 2000's for some classic, uplifting vocal house anthems. The set kicks off with the Almighty mix of Obsession's cover of "If I Can't Have You". Up Yer Ronson had a big club hit with "Lost In Love" and Almighty strike again with their remix of Diana Ross' "Ain't No Mountain High Enough". Division 4 delivers a punchy, uptempo remix of Mariah Carey's mega hit "Emotions" and Dirty Disco reinvents the Freemasons "When You Touch Me". Wayne G does a stellar job on Madonna's "Celebration" as well as "You Raise Me Up". I remember being in Miami and hearing Le Monde's "I Have No Fear" in the 90's and thinking I must get that. The Tom Moulton remix closes out the June '21 edition of Pride Anthems 7. Enjoy Anthony 1/ "IF I CAN'T HAVE YOU" (Almighty Club Mix) - OBSESSION 2/ "LOST IN LOVE" (Original Club Mix) - UP YER RONSON 3/ "AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN HIGH ENOUGH" (Almighty 12" Essential Club Mix) - DIANA ROSS 4/ "EMOTIONS" (Division 4 Remix) - MARIAH CAREY 5/ "WHEN YOU TOUCH ME" (Dirty Disco & Matt Consola Classic Tea Dance Remix) - FREEMASONS ft. KATHERINE ELLIS 6/ "LOVE IS ALIVE" (Original Club Mix) - 7th HEAVEN ft. KATHERINE ELLIS 7/ "CELEBRATION" (Wayne G. Atlantis Anthem Club Mix) - MADONNA 8/ "FORGIVE" (Dezrok Club Mix) - REINA 9/ "YOU RAISE ME UP" (Wayne G. & Andy Allder Classic Anthem Club Mix) - DEJA VU ft. TASMIN 10/ "STRONG IN LOVE" (Original Club Mix) - CHICANE ft. MASON 11/ "I HAVE NO FEAR" (Tom Moulton Hallelujah Journey Club Mix) - LE MONDE
En este episodio de DiscoShow bailarás sin parar al son de grandes éxitos Disco de artistas como Lime, Gino Soccio, Andrea True Connection, The Sugarhill Gang, Miquel Brown, First Choice, Tom Moulton, y muchos más… Esta es la playList de nuestra sesión Disco: 01 Babe, We're Gonna Love Tonight – Lime (DiscoHIT) 02 Hold Tight – Gino Soccio 03 He's The Greatest Dancer (Dimitri From Paris Remix) – Sister Sledge 04 More, More, More – Andrea True Connection (DiscoHIT) 05 Midhight Love Affair – George Benson (SensualHIT) 06 Bad News (Don't Bother Me) – The Sugarhill Gang (SensualHIT) 07 Can't Fake The Feeling – Geraldine Hunt (DiscoHIT) 08 So Many Men, So Little Time – Miquel Brown (DiscoHIT) 09 Doctor Love (Tom Moulton 12” Mix) – First Choice 10 Que Será Mi Vida – The Gibson Brothers Ya lo sabes si quieres bailar con nosotros en la pista de DiscoShow, escúchanos en nuestro podcast, disponible en las plataformas iVoox, TuneIn, myTuner, Apple Podcasts y Google Podcasts. Ahora también puedes bailar con nosotros en la plataforma MixCloud accede a nuestro canal: discoshow_podcast Síguenos en nuestro perfil: https://www.mixcloud.com/discoshow_podcast Escucha nuestros episodios y muy pronto nuevo contenido en MixCloud!!....... Si te apetece también nos puedes escuchar en la emisora de radio FORMULA DISCO en Madrid a través de la 89.4 FM y también puedes escucharnos a través de las diferentes plataformas de streaming, recuerdalo escucha DiscoShow todos los sábados a partir de las 10 de la noche y los martes y viernes a partir de las 4 de la tarde en la emisora FORMULA DISCO. Conecta con nuestro e-mail discoshowpodcast@gmail.com para cualquier consulta que desees o si quieres solicitar algún éxito Disco en especial. Síguenos en Instagram @discoshow_podcast Visita nuestra página en Facebook. Súbete y baila en la pista de DiscoShow!!! Lo mejor de la música Disco en Internet!!!..
Episode #018 - This compelling story of perseverance and grit has come of age after seventeen years. Former Boston Bruins Captain, Rick “Nifty” Middleton, coached the 2002 US Paralympic Sled Hockey team in Salt Lake City, Utah. Together, along with Tom Moulton, they all achieved an unlikely gold medal. The time has come to tell their dramatic story through a scripted film. Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Youtube | Tiktok www.toughsleddingthemovie.com
Co-founded by Tom Moulton, Hotel Linen Services was established to address a need in Melbourne’s hotel and accommodation market for a better alternative when it came to linen providers. Hotel owners and operators were tired of stained, grey sheets, orders being delivered late, sometimes incomplete and no one to talk to when help was required. Hotel Linen Services has faced, and beaten, some significant challenges in the delivery of first class linen services, such as being a new entry to a market where the barriers to entry are high both in terms of assets and competition. Tom, along with his co-founders, have taken a new approach to servicing this market and even with the hospitality industry in very difficult times managed to gain a foot hole and grow their market presence. In this episode Tom explains the journey from starting the business, his passion for solving problems with great customer service and how EOS (the Entrepreneurial Operating System) is helping Hotel Linen Services capitalise on their incredible start to becoming a commercial laundry powerhouse. To find out more about Hotel Linen Services click here To find out more about how EOS can help your business click here or email me at murray@grip6.com.au
In this episode we welcome the legendary Nick Kent as our very special guest. Unarguably the most famous British rock writer from the golden era of '70s rock journalism, Nick tells Barney, Mark & Jasper how he began writing for the underground Frendz and then for Nick Logan's super-hip New Musical Express. Recollections of Syd Barrett, Brian Wilson and the Rolling Stones lead inevitably to tales of self-indulgence and self-destruction — and eventually to Nick's sometime drug buddy Iggy Pop, who is heard speaking in March 1977 about his beloved proto-punk band the Stooges and about his new Bowie-produced solo album The Idiot.The conversation turns briefly to Nirvana and Kurt Cobain before we pay our respects to departed Animals guitarist Hilton Valentine and then — led by a very eloquent Jasper — to the extraordinary electronic producer and trans icon SOPHIE. Among the new library articles Mark highlights are pieces about Cream's Eric Clapton, Charlie Gillett's Sound Of The City, Fun Boy Three and 12" disco master-mixer Tom Moulton. For reasons that will be obvious to many of you, Nick pitches in after Mark quotes from Barry Cain's 1978 Record Mirror interview with PiL's John Lydon and Jah Wobble. Jasper wraps up the episode with passing remarks on Simon Reynolds' 2017 retrospective on Donna Summer's epic 'I Feel Love'...Many thanks to special guest Nick Kent; his novel The Unstable Boys is published by Constable and out now.Pieces discussed: Nick Kent on David Bowie, Nick Kent on Brian Wilson, Nick Kent on Iggy Pop, Nick Kent on Kurt Cobain, Chris Salewicz on Nick Kent, Iggy Pop audio, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Dave Grohl, The Animals, SOPHIE, Sly Stone, Jimi Hendrix, New York Dolls, Eric Clapton, Graham Nash, Sound of the City, Public Image Limited, Fun Boy Three, Tom Moulton, Donna Summer & Giorgio Moroder and Jon Bon Jovi.
In this episode we welcome the legendary Nick Kent as our very special guest. Unarguably the most famous British rock writer from the golden era of '70s rock journalism, Nick tells Barney, Mark & Jasper how he began writing for the underground Frendz and then for Nick Logan's super-hip New Musical Express. Recollections of Syd Barrett, Brian Wilson and the Rolling Stones lead inevitably to tales of self-indulgence and self-destruction — and eventually to Nick's sometime drug buddy Iggy Pop, who is heard speaking in March 1977 about his beloved proto-punk band the Stooges and about his new Bowie-produced solo album The Idiot. The conversation turns briefly to Nirvana and Kurt Cobain before we pay our respects to departed Animals guitarist Hilton Valentine and then — led by a very eloquent Jasper — to the extraordinary electronic producer and trans icon SOPHIE. Among the new library articles Mark highlights are pieces about Cream's Eric Clapton, Charlie Gillett's Sound Of The City, Fun Boy Three and 12" disco master-mixer Tom Moulton. For reasons that will be obvious to many of you, Nick pitches in after Mark quotes from Barry Cain's 1978 Record Mirror interview with PiL's John Lydon and Jah Wobble. Jasper wraps up the episode with passing remarks on Simon Reynolds' 2017 retrospective on Donna Summer's epic 'I Feel Love'... Many thanks to special guest Nick Kent; his novel The Unstable Boys is published by Constable and out now. Pieces discussed: Nick Kent on David Bowie, Nick Kent on Brian Wilson, Nick Kent on Iggy Pop, Nick Kent on Kurt Cobain, Chris Salewicz on Nick Kent, Iggy Pop audio, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Dave Grohl, The Animals, SOPHIE, Sly Stone, Jimi Hendrix, New York Dolls, Eric Clapton, Graham Nash, Sound of the City, Public Image Limited, Fun Boy Three, Tom Moulton, Donna Summer & Giorgio Moroder and Jon Bon Jovi.
In this episode we welcome the legendary Nick Kent as our very special guest. Unarguably the most famous British rock writer from the golden era of '70s rock journalism, Nick tells Barney, Mark & Jasper how he began writing for the underground Frendz and then for Nick Logan's super-hip New Musical Express. Recollections of Syd Barrett, Brian Wilson and the Rolling Stones lead inevitably to tales of self-indulgence and self-destruction — and eventually to Nick's sometime drug buddy Iggy Pop, who is heard speaking in March 1977 about his beloved proto-punk band the Stooges and about his new Bowie-produced solo album The Idiot.The conversation turns briefly to Nirvana and Kurt Cobain before we pay our respects to departed Animals guitarist Hilton Valentine and then — led by a very eloquent Jasper — to the extraordinary electronic producer and trans icon SOPHIE. Among the new library articles Mark highlights are pieces about Cream's Eric Clapton, Charlie Gillett's Sound Of The City, Fun Boy Three and 12" disco master-mixer Tom Moulton. For reasons that will be obvious to many of you, Nick pitches in after Mark quotes from Barry Cain's 1978 Record Mirror interview with PiL's John Lydon and Jah Wobble. Jasper wraps up the episode with passing remarks on Simon Reynolds' 2017 retrospective on Donna Summer's epic 'I Feel Love'...Many thanks to special guest Nick Kent; his novel The Unstable Boys is published by Constable and out now.Pieces discussed: Nick Kent on David Bowie, Nick Kent on Brian Wilson, Nick Kent on Iggy Pop, Nick Kent on Kurt Cobain, Chris Salewicz on Nick Kent, Iggy Pop audio, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Dave Grohl, The Animals, SOPHIE, Sly Stone, Jimi Hendrix, New York Dolls, Eric Clapton, Graham Nash, Sound of the City, Public Image Limited, Fun Boy Three, Tom Moulton, Donna Summer & Giorgio Moroder and Jon Bon Jovi.
In this episode we welcome the legendary Nick Kent as our very special guest. Unarguably the most famous British rock writer from the golden era of '70s rock journalism, Nick tells Barney, Mark & Jasper how he began writing for the underground Frendz and then for Nick Logan's super-hip New Musical Express. Recollections of Syd Barrett, Brian Wilson and the Rolling Stones lead inevitably to tales of self-indulgence and self-destruction — and eventually to Nick's sometime drug buddy Iggy Pop, who is heard speaking in March 1977 about his beloved proto-punk band the Stooges and about his new Bowie-produced solo album The Idiot. The conversation turns briefly to Nirvana and Kurt Cobain before we pay our respects to departed Animals guitarist Hilton Valentine and then — led by a very eloquent Jasper — to the extraordinary electronic producer and trans icon SOPHIE. Among the new library articles Mark highlights are pieces about Cream's Eric Clapton, Charlie Gillett's Sound Of The City, Fun Boy Three and 12" disco master-mixer Tom Moulton. For reasons that will be obvious to many of you, Nick pitches in after Mark quotes from Barry Cain's 1978 Record Mirror interview with PiL's John Lydon and Jah Wobble. Jasper wraps up the episode with passing remarks on Simon Reynolds' 2017 retrospective on Donna Summer's epic 'I Feel Love'... Many thanks to special guest Nick Kent; his novel The Unstable Boys is published by Constable and out now. Pieces discussed: Nick Kent on David Bowie, Nick Kent on Brian Wilson, Nick Kent on Iggy Pop, Nick Kent on Kurt Cobain, Chris Salewicz on Nick Kent, Iggy Pop audio, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Dave Grohl, The Animals, SOPHIE, Sly Stone, Jimi Hendrix, New York Dolls, Eric Clapton, Graham Nash, Sound of the City, Public Image Limited, Fun Boy Three, Tom Moulton, Donna Summer & Giorgio Moroder and Jon Bon Jovi.
GMD is a show on Cruise FM celebrating seventies music ...disco and Jazz Funk
GMD is a show on Cruise FM celebrating seventies music ...disco and Jazz Funk
GMD is a show on Cruise FM celebrating seventies music ...disco and Jazz Funk
To celebrate the elegant Soul Sister, Melba Moore's birthday on the 29th October, check out this show of Melba Moore Remixes that was recorded for The Word Is Love Show on her birthday and is an absolute must listen if you love her Classic hit's. Containing remixes of 'You Stepped Into My Life' & 'Anyway' plus a classic selection of her remixed tracks thrown down for good measure to get your Boogie on to including remixes by Joey Negro & Tom Moulton. This is a sexy & sultry 80's Disco groove that you have to check out, lot's of Soul. This is one special mix put together with Love by @thefunkassassin Get your groove on! To receive all future shows and access older ones please also Follow on Soundcloud @thefunkassassin For all past shows click here ==> soundcloud.com/thefunkassassin/sets/the-word-is-love-soul-funk Instagram: www.instagram.com/the_funk_assassin/ Spotify: open.spotify.com/user/g2fac3ls3k8e1ucxe4fqe7g89 Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheFunkAssassin/ TRACK LIST 1. MELBA MOORE - IT'S BEEN SO LONG (EXTENDED REMIX) 2. MELBA MOORE - WHEN YOU LOVE ME LIKE THIS (SPECIAL CLUB REMIX) 3. MELBA MOORE - STANDING RIGHT HERE (TOM MOULTON REMIX) 4. MELBA MOORE - LOVE ME RIGHT NOW (EXTENDED REMIX) 5. MELBA MOORE - READ MY LIPS (REMIX VERSION) 6. MELBA MOORE - YOU STEPPED INTO MY LIFE (JOHN LUONGO MIX) 7. MELBA MOORE - NOT GIVING UP (MICHELE CHIAVARINI REMIX) 8. MELBA MOORE - ANYWAY (JOEY NEGRO SECOND WAY MIX) 9. MELBA MOORE - BEEN THERE, DONE THAT (SOULDYNAMIC MIX) 10. MELBA MOORE - NOT GIVING UP (ANTONELLO FERRARI & ALDO BERGAMASCO REMIX) 11. MELBA MOORE - ANYWAY (JOEY NEGRO REMIX)
Weekly Soul music podcast hosted by Robbie Duncan First broadcast 30/08/20 on Mixlr.com/stroud-love-radio Robbie Duncan's ElecSoul featuring excerpt from Tom Moulton's interview for Red Bull music Academy. Show 15 1. Pieces of a Man - Lady Jane & John Coltrane (feat. Amp Fiddler) 2. Aratita Electronik Jazz Quintet - Fables of the Solar Gods 3. Birthday Cards - Space Captain 4. Where I'm From - G&D, Georgia Anne Muldrow & Declaime 5. Black Light Collective - In My World 6. Tom Moulton Interview https://youtu.be/CaXKAaE7qSM 7. Bryony Jarman-Pinto - All About Life (Fish Factory Session) 8. Hidden Spheres - Breathing Deep 9. Tawiah - Starts Again 10. Blacks & Blues - Don't Know Why (Chant for Love) 11. Jordan Rakei - Wind Parade 12. Black Light Collective - 13. Daniel Casimir & Tess Hirst - Tell Me When
Welcome to the latest broadcast of the Soul Explosion on JFSR - The Home of Jazz Funk & Soul. The show is broadcast every Monday 4pm-6pm UK time on jsfr.co.uk, via the JFSR Apps and via Tune In radio app on your mobile devices, tablets, Smart TV's and Smart Speakers. Mixes and Remixes have always been a part of disco and club mix over the years, some good, some not so good. Here's a few that I particularly enjoy, featuring Tom Moulton, Danny Krivit, Walter Gibbons and Larry Levan from the old skool, and Reverend P, DJ S, Al Kent, Dimitri from Paris, DJ Spen and Dave Lee (formerly known as Joey Negro) from more recent years. Your feedback is always very welcome, here's how you can get involved: Mixcloud www.mixcloud.com/ph5ph5 Facebook http://www.facebook.com/soulexplosionPH5 Twitter http://twitter.com/ph5soul Thanks for listening, if you like what you hear, please share
Welcome to the latest broadcast of the Soul Explosion on JFSR - The Home of Jazz Funk & Soul. The show is broadcast every Monday 4pm-6pm UK time on jsfr.co.uk, via the JFSR Apps and via Tune In radio app on your mobile devices, tablets, Smart TV's and Smart Speakers. Mixes and Remixes have always been a part of disco and club mix over the years, some good, some not so good. Here's a few that I particularly enjoy, featuring Tom Moulton, Danny Krivit, Walter Gibbons and Larry Levan from the old skool, and Reverend P, DJ S, Al Kent, Dimitri from Paris, DJ Spen and Dave Lee (formerly known as Joey Negro) from more recent years. Your feedback is always very welcome, here's how you can get involved: Mixcloud www.mixcloud.com/ph5ph5 Facebook http://www.facebook.com/soulexplosionPH5 Twitter http://twitter.com/ph5soul Thanks for listening, if you like what you hear, please share
Welcome to the latest broadcast of the Soul Explosion on JFSR - The Home of Jazz Funk & Soul. The show is broadcast every Monday 4pm-6pm UK time on jsfr.co.uk, via the JFSR Apps and via Tune In radio app on your mobile devices, tablets, Smart TV's and Smart Speakers. Mixes and Remixes have always been a part of disco and club mix over the years, some good, some not so good. Here's a few that I particularly enjoy, featuring Tom Moulton, Danny Krivit, Walter Gibbons and Larry Levan from the old skool, and Reverend P, DJ S, Al Kent, Dimitri from Paris, DJ Spen and Dave Lee (formerly known as Joey Negro) from more recent years. Your feedback is always very welcome, here's how you can get involved: Mixcloud www.mixcloud.com/ph5ph5 Facebook http://www.facebook.com/soulexplosionPH5 Twitter http://twitter.com/ph5soul Thanks for listening, if you like what you hear, please share
The first time Groovejet was played? It was March 1999 I was going to the Winter Music Conference in Miami for the second time, my flight was in the early morning and I wanted to stay awake until it was time to leave, so went in my studio and I sampled a previously unreleased Tom Moulton version of Carol Williams “Love is You” that I had just bought on a Salsoul release called “12" Gold Master Series”. I played with those samples for an hour or so and came up with this instrumental track, I quickly burned 1 copy into a CD and ran to the airport. When I landed in Miami my old friend Boris Dlugosch came to pick me up at the airport with a nice rented cabriolet and drove me to my (shitty) hotel in South Beach. While on the road he asked me if I had some new music and I put the CD on the car radio but we kept talking about things and I forgot the CD there. Later that day he was playing along with a great lineup in a club called “Groove Jet” and he invited me to go, when I arrived there people I didn't even know ran to me asking about my new record, I didn't understand what they were talking about until Boris told me he had played that demo and that the people went nuts. That's how the story began for the record that changed my life and that's why I decided to call it Groovejet, also Boris suggested calling the EP “Mighty Miami EP”. I always regretted arriving late that night and missing that special moment when it was played for the first time, I wish I was in that dancefloor but… Incredibly enough, 10 years later a friend of Boris told him that he was there that night and that he recorded the whole set from the middle of the dancefloor using the internal microphone of a MINIDISK WALKMAN. As the room wasn't that big the recording is somehow even better than a proper direct one because you can hear people's reactions to each record, you can even hear people asking him what the record was. The whole set is amazing and an accurate portrait of the best tracks of that season in my opinion. So here it is: Boris Dlugosch live at Groove Jet, March 16th, 1999.
O Sampleado de hoje vai de Tom Moulton a Shep Pettibone, e de Julinho Mazzei a DJ Grego. No novo episódio do nosso programa sobre clássicos do hip-hop, jazz, funk e R&B, falamos sobre a técnica do remix, como esse recurso foi incorporado na música brasileira a partir dos anos 80, e ajudou a difundir o mercado fonográfico e profissionalizar o trabalho do DJ. Para isso, Diego Franchi recebeu os gigantes DJs Sylvio Muller e Anthony Garcia em um papo cheio de dicas pra quem está no caminho da produção musical. Siga e ouça nosso catálogo completo no seu reprodutor preferido ou no site oficial: tmd.qa/podcast. Para interagir, mande uma mensagem nas redes sociais @podcasttmdqa e @tmdqa ou um e-mail para podcasttmdqa@gmail.com.
Welcome to the latest edition of the Soul Explosion, first broadcast worldwide on www.icrfm.com and 105.7FM in Ipswich, UK and the surrounding areas on 8th August 2020. Mixes and Remixes have always been a part of disco and club mix over the years, some good, some not so good. Here's a few that I particularly enjoy, featuring Tom Moulton, Jim Burgess, Walter Gibbons, John Morales and Larry Levan from the old skool, and Masters at Work, David Morales, Al Kent, Dimitri from Paris and Dave Lee (formerly known as Joey Negro) from more recent years. Your feedback is always very welcome, here's how you can get involved: Mixcloud www.mixcloud.com/ph5ph5 Facebook http://www.facebook.com/soulexplosionPH5 Twitter http://twitter.com/ph5soul Thanks for listening, if you like what you hear, please share
Welcome to the latest edition of the Soul Explosion, first broadcast worldwide on www.icrfm.com and 105.7FM in Ipswich, UK and the surrounding areas on 8th August 2020. Mixes and Remixes have always been a part of disco and club mix over the years, some good, some not so good. Here's a few that I particularly enjoy, featuring Tom Moulton, Jim Burgess, Walter Gibbons, John Morales and Larry Levan from the old skool, and Masters at Work, David Morales, Al Kent, Dimitri from Paris and Dave Lee (formerly known as Joey Negro) from more recent years. Your feedback is always very welcome, here's how you can get involved: Mixcloud www.mixcloud.com/ph5ph5 Facebook http://www.facebook.com/soulexplosionPH5 Twitter http://twitter.com/ph5soul Thanks for listening, if you like what you hear, please share
Welcome to the latest edition of the Soul Explosion, first broadcast worldwide on www.icrfm.com and 105.7FM in Ipswich, UK and the surrounding areas on 8th August 2020. Mixes and Remixes have always been a part of disco and club mix over the years, some good, some not so good. Here's a few that I particularly enjoy, featuring Tom Moulton, Jim Burgess, Walter Gibbons, John Morales and Larry Levan from the old skool, and Masters at Work, David Morales, Al Kent, Dimitri from Paris and Dave Lee (formerly known as Joey Negro) from more recent years. Your feedback is always very welcome, here's how you can get involved: Mixcloud www.mixcloud.com/ph5ph5 Facebook http://www.facebook.com/soulexplosionPH5 Twitter http://twitter.com/ph5soul Thanks for listening, if you like what you hear, please share
4Téléch.00:10 / 1:26:28 diScoSmic in N.Y.C Mr. G from French Riviéra par messieurG Voir sur DjpodDonnéesPartager Lien : https://djpod.com/messieurgfromfrenchriviera/discosmic-in-n-y-c Widget :p Partager : Publier : Envoyer par e-mail 1 Soccio, Gino - Dance To Dance 2 Higher And Higher (Bobby DJ Guttardo Mix) 3 All Night People (Disco Mix) - Funn City 4 Rockets;Space Rock (Tom Moulton 12-Inch Mix) 5 ORS;Dream Machine (Original Album Version) 6 Kebekelektrik;War Dance (Special Greg Wilson Re-Edit) 7 J. Elliott Group;Disco Village 8 Cars (Endurance) - Gary Numan 9 Marti Lynn;Who Can I Turn to (When Nobody Needs Me) 10 Cerrone;Give Me Love 11 The Ritchie Family;Frenesi 12 First Choice;Great Expectations (Tom Moulton Album Mix) 13 Ms Victoria Barnes;Never Too Late 14 Judy Cheeks;Mellow Lovin' (Tom Moulton 12-Inch Mix) 15 Gino Soccio - Dancer [Original 12'] 16 Just How Sweet Is Your Love (Walker & Royce Touch) - Rhyze 17 Do It;Overworked And Underpaid (Filthy Luka's Working Beats Remix
De beaux moments rectangulaires ou des perles venues d'ailleurs. On découvre un florilège de nouvelles productions maison, d'étonnantes créations radiophoniques en provenance d'ailleurs et de trésors de nos saisons précédentes.En 2014, dans le podcast Disco & co, Laszlo Kovacs rencontrait la légende du disco, le fantasque Nicky Siano (The Gallery & Studio 54)pour un entretien et un mix de 2 heures. From the very early days of disco, The Gallery & Studio 54 to the Aids years and beyond, the man comes back on 40 years of career and some beautiful. It's in English this time, so as Nicky would say : if you know who he is, thanks for the listen. If you don't know who he is, thanks for the listen.(interview recorded on March 10 - 2014)Disco&Co #07 - Spéciale Nicky Siano Laszlo KovacsMy love is free (Tom Moulton 12'' mix) Double ExposureBig John is my name Undisputed TruthRain Dorothy MorrisonKeep on truckin' (Part 1) Eddie KendricksYes we can, can Pointer SistersKoke TribeBoogie Nights HeatwaveBoogie Oogie Taste of HoneyHit & Run (12'' mix) Loleatta HollowayI will survive Gloria GaynorI love the nightlife (disco ‘round) Alicia BridgesSign ‘o' the times PrinceGoing back to my roots (Afro version) Lamont DozierKiss Me Again DinosaurIs it all over my face (female version) Loose JointsTiger Stripes (Evelyn Thomas version) FelixPull up to the bumper Grace JonesLove is the message MFSB
De beaux moments rectangulaires ou des perles venues d'ailleurs. On découvre un florilège de nouvelles productions maison, d’étonnantes créations radiophoniques en provenance d’ailleurs et de trésors de nos saisons précédentes. En 2014, dans le podcast Disco & co, Laszlo Kovacs rencontrait la légende du disco, le fantasque Nicky Siano (The Gallery & Studio 54)pour un entretien et un mix de 2 heures. From the very early days of disco, The Gallery & Studio 54 to the Aids years and beyond, the man comes back on 40 years of career and some beautiful. It’s in English this time, so as Nicky would say : if you know who he is, thanks for the listen. If you don’t know who he is, thanks for the listen. (interview recorded on March 10 - 2014) Disco&Co #07 - Spéciale Nicky Siano Laszlo Kovacs My love is free (Tom Moulton 12’’ mix) Double Exposure Big John is my name Undisputed Truth Rain Dorothy Morrison Keep on truckin’ (Part 1) Eddie Kendricks Yes we can, can Pointer Sisters Koke Tribe Boogie Nights Heatwave Boogie Oogie Taste of Honey Hit & Run (12’’ mix) Loleatta Holloway I will survive Gloria Gaynor I love the nightlife (disco ‘round) Alicia Bridges Sign ‘o’ the times Prince Going back to my roots (Afro version) Lamont Dozier Kiss Me Again Dinosaur Is it all over my face (female version) Loose Joints Tiger Stripes (Evelyn Thomas version) Felix Pull up to the bumper Grace Jones Love is the message MFSB
The man, the mixer, the model, the legend: Tom Moulton! Two hours of non-stop disco from the handsome fella. Apologies for the wonky audio skips early on — I had to use the station's recorder and this is what happens! Tracklist for November 6, 2019 01 :: Detroit Emeralds - Feel The Need In Me (12" Promo Only Version) 02 :: The Trammps - Body Contact Contract 03 :: C.J. & Co. - Devil's Gun 04 :: Kebekelektrik - War Dance 05 :: Black Soul - Mangous Ye 06 :: Sounds Of Inner City - Mary Hartman, ...
The man, the mixer, the model, the legend: Tom Moulton! Two hours of non-stop disco from the handsome fella. Apologies for the wonky audio skips early on — I had to use the station's recorder and this is what happens! Tracklist for November 6, 2019 01 :: Detroit Emeralds - Feel The Need In Me (12" Promo Only Version) 02 :: The Trammps - Body Contact Contract 03 :: C.J. & Co. - Devil's Gun 04 :: Kebekelektrik - War Dance 05 :: Black Soul - Mangous Ye 06 :: Sounds Of Inner City - Mary Hartman, ...
This week we bang out our favorite Miami anthems and spin Caribbean Disco from the Magic City via record label king pin Henry Stone and his vast and funky catalog. Plus a heap of new music from the likes of Roisin Murphy, Baxter Dury, Butch & C.Vogt, Ozgood & Sa'd The Hourchild Ali, Chris Coco & Luca Averna + more. As on every show, we drop FSQ productions you can't hear anywhere else, this week it's FSQ x Blockheads and Tom Moulton.Catch FSQ with Chuck Da Fonk every Wednesday from 12 Noon - 2 PM EST / 5 - 7 PM GMT.For a complete track listing, visit: https://thefaceradio.comFacebook: FSQInstagram: @fsqofficialSoundcloud: FSQOfficialTwitter: @fsqofficial Support The Face Radio with Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
httpshttps://djpod.com/messieurgfromfrenchriviera/frenchp-rty-discoco 1 Soccio, Gino - Dance To Dance 2 Higher And Higher (Bobby DJ Guttardo Mix) 3 All Night People (Disco Mix) - Funn City 4 Rockets;Space Rock (Tom Moulton 12-Inch Mix) 5 ORS;Dream Machine (Original Album Version) 6 Kebekelektrik;War Dance (Special Greg Wilson Re-Edit) 7 J. Elliott Group;Disco Village 8 Cars (Endurance) - Gary Numan 9 Marti Lynn;Who Can I Turn to (When Nobody Needs Me) 10 Cerrone;Give Me Love 11 The Ritchie Family;Frenesi 12 First Choice;Great Expectations (Tom Moulton Album Mix) 13 Ms Victoria Barnes;Never Too Late 14 Judy Cheeks;Mellow Lovin' (Tom Moulton 12-Inch Mix) 15 Gino Soccio - Dancer [Original 12'] 16 Just How Sweet Is Your Love (Walker & Royce Touch) - Rhyze 17 Do It;Overworked And Underpaid (Filthy Luka's Working Beats Remix)
Mix #1Derya Yildirim & Grup Simsek / Dom dom kursunu / Bongo JoeThe Temptations / Run away child, running wild (Tom Moulton mix) / ArmstrongPeech Boys / Don't make me wait (Extended version) / West EndRamona Brooks / I don't want you back / Q Le shazamox : Shazam c'est quand même cool quand tu veux pas emmerder les djs, mais des fois t'as pas le choixDemis Roussos / I dig you / Philips Mix #2Voilaaa / Tu mens devant moi / FavoriteAllez Allez / Allez allez (Lindstrom & Prins Thomas remix) / Eskimo L'info du 20h18 : cette semaine personne n'exhibe son instrument, sauf si y a moyen de trouver une petite plage déserte à IbizaAu Bonheur Des Dames / L'ile du bonheur / Philips Mix #3L'Eclair / L'arrivée au port de Lagos / Beyond Beyond Is BeyondThe George Kaplan Conspiracy / So it seems part 2 / Alter K Le slow de l'été : un petit bien court pour les éjaculateurs précocesBiche / Mon morceau préféré / Banquise Le morceau de finMohamed Lamouri / Loukan masebtek mantfarqouche / Almost Musique
Doing Something with Jazz from the archives 58 - Weekly podcast of house, funk, soul, disco and jazz. Digging out an old show from the archives this week as I'm on holiday. I'll be back in a couple of weeks and the all new shows will continue. For now, enjoy this trip back in time... 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: No Made – No made jazz Frederico Aubele – Postales The Cure – Lullaby Sharon Jones – How long do I have to wait Juju Orchestra – Kind of Latin Rhythm Sarah Vaughn – Lover Man (jazzelicious remix) Archeteq – Babylon Ulrich Schnauss - Knuddlemaus David Minor – Lust drudgery and the day Ron Basejam feat. Holly Backley – Voices (Hot Coins remix) Maya Janes Coles – No Sympathy Cobblestone Jazz – Sun Child Butch – Amelie Skylark – I.Panik Depeche Mode – Enjoy the silence (Timo Maas extended) Royksopp – This must be it (Thin White Duke) Florence and the machine - You’ve got the love (the xx remix) Prince – I wanna be your lover (Dimitri from Paris) Monday After – Merry go round (Tom Moulton extended) Aural Exciters – Spooks in space Big Horns – Mission Impossible Ramona Brooks – I don’t want you back Kiki Dee – On a magic carpet ride Mario Biondo & the High Five Quintet – This is what you are
Moment of Truth - so much for love - Tom Moulton 12" instrumental remix The Miami Disco Band - (i wanna) go home with you True Image - keep me dancing Udell - won't you try First Class - candy Oral Caress - charlies angels Jackie Stoudemire - invisible wind Johnny & Micheal Hall - too hot to stop The Anvil Band - i'll be true Brenda Harris - making love Board of Directors - hanging tough
Welcome to the first mix in a series dedicated to The Philly Soul Sound introduced to the world by the Legendary Music Icons: Gamble & Huff. Curated by the one and only @blakfire40 (Dorian "Dino" Green) and mixed by yours truly. This was one tough mix being that most of these tracks are not quantized, but it was worth the struggle. Over the years we searched for outside of the ordinary re-edits and remixes from elite producers and djs such as Tom Moulton, Joey Negro, John Morales, Dimitri From Paris, and most recently from France: The Reflex. More goodness to come as my man Dino is always searching for the tunes that represent his hometown of Philadelphia. Feel free to spread the goodness, and as always: Good Music Lives. Peace. (1) "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" ~ Lou Rawls; (2) "Nights Over Egypt" ~ The Jones Girls; (3) "Do It Any Way You Wanna" ~ People's Choice; (4) "Was That All It Was" ~ Jean Carn; (5) "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now" ~ McFadden & Whitehead; (6) "That's What Love Does" ~ Vincent Montana Jr & The Philly Sound Orchestra ft. William "Smoke" Howard; (7) "The More I Get, The More I Want" ~ Teddy Pendergrass; (8) "Can We Come Together" ~ The Trammps; (9) "Hurt So Bad" ~ Philly Devotions; (10) "I Love Music" ~ The O'Jays
Tony Valor Sounds Orchestra - we belong together Esther Phillips - what a difference a day make The Three Degrees - dirty oI' man - a Tom Moulton 12" version Archie Bell and the Drells - where will you go when the partys over - a Tom Moulton mix Carol Williams - love constitution Fantasy - hold on tight The Emotions - i don't wanna lose your love - DJ Reverend P edit Jean Carn - was that all it was - 78 rpm version Lou Rawls - see you when i git there - a Tom Moulton mix Bionic Boogie - dance little dreamer Blair - nightlife
"Loves like going down to the pub for a frosty cold pint on a sunny Sunday afternoon, once you've had that first sip you know your going to keep going back for more regardless of future consequences" - James Keys Kiki Gyan - Loving You (1979) George Duke - "I Want You For Myself" (Tom Moulton mix) (1979) Fern Kinney - I'm Ready For Your Love (Ramsey Hercules Edit) (2013) Karen Young - You Don't Know What You Got (1983) Billy Ocean - Caribbean Queen (1984) Maurice McGee - Do I Do (1983) Chilly - For Your Love (Todd Terje re-edit) (2015) Cerrone – Give Me Love (Anonymous edit) (2014) Karriem - I Love You (1982) The Isley Brothers - That Lady, Pts. 1 & 2 (1993) LTJ - Trying My Best Love (2018) George Benson - Turn Your Love Around (1981) Moodyman - Don't You Want My Love (2000) Poolside - Harvest Moon (2012) The Doors - Touch Me (1968) Fern Kinney – Love Me Tonight (1981) The Psychedelic Furs - Love My Way (1982) The Cure - Boys Don't Cry (1984) Joy Division - Love Will Tear Us Apart (1980)
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Part 2- https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/tantricdex/episodes/2018-09-09T06_06_49-07_00 Aretha Franklin is without question the most accomplished vocalist in popular music – the undisputed Queen of Soul. And although there have been many pretenders to the throne, she still reigns supreme, regularly cited as the greatest female singer of modern times. A titan, with a voice that turned every room into a Cathedral. Her cultural impact is immeasurable. A child prodigy who began singing in her father’s church aged 12 and made her first record at 14. Ms. Franklin was a deeply reserved artist who spoke little about her art and shied away from revealing too much about her personal life. She once described her music as "me, with my hand outstretched, hoping someone will take it". Hers was a a life of heroism, heartbreak and hope and she articulated adversities and injustices that still exist today. A motherless child who grew up in extremely difficult circumstances fighting her way with attitude, pride and the unyielding will of a performer who became a symbol for the civil rights movement. She was also a champion of the women's rights movement giving them one of their early anthems with her rabble-rousing rendition of Otis Redding's ‘Respect’. Her ability to stimulate emotion is a talent few artists have ever been able to emulate. And her piano-playing prowess was unparalleled. Throughout her storied 60 year career she soulfully serenaded us with lush laments about love, loss and lust which will have a long lasting legacy. Born in Memphis and raised in Detroit, a city steeped in musical history and famed for producing icons in the industry. Franklin passed up the opportunity to sign with the legendary Motown label. However, Motown's most famous artists from Diana Ross to Marvin Gaye and Michael Jackson were greatly influenced by her. It’s no coincidence that the Motown Museum laid out a book of condolence when the news of her death broke, playing nothing but her music all weekend. She spent most of her life living in Detroit, with the City celebrating her life by holding a 4 day event in memorial of her passing. A send off fit for a Queen. Her impact as an artist is first and foremost attributable to her style and skill as a singer. Her vivacious voice – a glorious mix of gospel, jazz, blues and soul. There are no words that can properly describe it – the authenticity of it, the agony in it, the strength of it, the magic in it, the depth to it. It is utterly sublime, an ethereal instrument from an extraordinary woman. It’s difficult not to have some degree of physical or emotional response to her brilliant and impassioned voice as it swoops and soars with effortless intensity. The ease with which she skips octaves in ‘You’re All I Need to Get By’, the force of the top notes she delivers in ‘Think’, the sassiness in the liberating cries of ‘Respect’, the velvety tone of her voice in ‘Day Dreaming’ and the playfulness of her inventive phrasing in ‘Jump To It’ have influenced generations of singers. The late singer is also renowned for her ability to so inhabit someone else’s song that it became completely her own. So much so that fellow singers would simply stop singing them. Stevie Wonder is famously quoted as saying “If Aretha took your song, you weren’t getting it back”. But she was much more than an interpreter, she wrote songs too often with her sisters Carolyn and Erma (who had a hit with ‘Piece of My Heart’). Never one to shy away, she was fully invested in the craft of record-making and was fully involved in the production of her music. Working out the rhythm part, the piano arrangement and the vocal lines. She poured her heart and soul into each and every one of her tracks. The fortitude of the blues, the sincerity of soul, the expressiveness of jazz and, above all, the spirituality of gospel are all apparent in her finest work. She is gone, but those songs will endure. Make no mistake, we have lost one of the greatest voices to have ever graced this planet. Aretha has shuffled off this mortal coil, but her legacy, her ability to move people through her music, will remain well intact. Her place in history is secure. There is no one to fill her shoes because quite frankly she is incomparable. The Queen is dead, long live the Queen! Here’s a selection of my favourite cuts, on a down-tempo tip, from across her 6 decades as a recording artist. I’ll post Part II, which features the best examples of her uptempo work, in the coming days. Image by Bill Sienkiewicz *Also I'd like to say a special thanks to Jay Negron (AKA J*ski) who I contacted about his edit of Tom Moulton's mix of 'Since you've been gone' Jay re-edited it and sent it on to Tom who did some more work on it before he passed it on to me. This is a big deal for me as Tom Moulton is one of my heroes. So to know he did some work on a track on my behalf means a lot to me. If you're not familiar with Tom Moulton you can read about him here. He's the originator of remixes, amongst other achievements. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Moulton All songs by Aretha Franklin unless specified. 00:00 You're all I need to get by (Take 1) 00:41 W/ The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra- you're all I need to get by 04:30 Try a little tenderness 07:38 Skylark 10:20 Angel 14:37 Call me 18:24 (You make me feel like) A natural woman 20:58 Don't play that song 23:46 Dr. Feelgood (love is a serious business) 26:57 Night Life 30:00 Soul Serenade 32:31 W/ Eric Clapton- Good to me as I am to you 36:20 I never loved a man (The way I love you) 38:59 Do right woman, do right man 42:10 Ain't no way 46:16 Baby, baby, baby 49:03 Baby I love you 51:36 Since you've been gone (Tom Moulton mix, J*ski edit) 55:23 Won't be long 58:24 Eleanor Rigby 01:00:51 Spanish Harlem 01:04:14 Don't let me lose this dream 01:06:23 Day Dreaming 01:09:34 That's the way I feel about cha 01:16:21 Something he can feel 01:22:32 The shoop shoop song (it's in his kiss) 01:24:49 Love is the only thing 01:27:23 It only happens (When I look at you) 01:31:24 Oh me oh my (I'm a fool for you baby) 01:34:52 Lean on me 01:39:20 Young, Gifted and black 01:42:44 A change is gonna come 01:46:24 W/ The Roots- People get ready (J.Period remix) 01:49:40 Neil Corcoran- Ms. Franklin (Supercut)** 01:55:10 Spirit in the dark 01:58:00 W/ Ray Charles- Spirit in the dark (reprise)(live) 02:06:12 W/ Lauryn Hill- A rose is still a rose 02:10:29 He'll come along 02:14:29 Willing to forgive 02:18:22 Until you come back to me (that's what I'm gonna do) 02:21:37 The fool on the hill 02:25:04 The long and winding road (Copycat re-edit) 02:29:17 Bridge over troubled water 02:34:06 W/ The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra- let it be 02:37:22 W/Mary J. Blige/The Harlem Boys Choir-never gonna break my faith 02:41:29 Nessun Dorma 02:44:40 W/ Frank Sinatra- what now,my love? 02:47:45 I say a little prayer (Dimitri from Paris re-edit) **Neil Corcoran- Ms. Franklin (Supercut)= Aretha Franklin- one step ahead Mos Def- Ms. fat booty Pete Rock- Aretha Aretha Franklin- all night (HipHop remix) Kanye West- school spirit (instrumental)
La Vie en rose, La Dolce Vita however you like to refer to it, it's summertime here in the northern hemisphere and the living is indeed easy. Growing up in Ireland you learn to be cautiously optimistic when it comes to the weather but when the sun does make an appearance it lifts the mood and takes the tempo of life down a few notches. I usually reach for songs like these on days like this. They're sure to turn a good day into a lovely day. The sprinkles on the ice-cream,if you will. I've also reloaded the other 4 volumes, for your listening pleasure. You can find them here: Volume 4: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/tantricdex/episodes/2017-05-06T18_12_04-07_00 Volume 3: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/tantricdex/episodes/2016-05-13T04_04_30-07_00 Volume 2: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/tantricdex/episodes/2015-05-09T07_44_53-07_00 Volume 1: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/tantricdex/episodes/2014-06-21T08_50_02-07_00 I've also compiled some what of a 'Halftime Report' too on the Albums, Films and T.V. shows that I've been enjoying so far this year. They're all worthy of your time and if you scroll down you'll see my selections from 2017 along with 100's of tracks that didn't make it to a mix but are equally as good as anything that's had a run out. You can find them all here: http://neilcorcoran.podomatic.net/articles I'm going to park it there for now, as I've a few things I need to get done. I should be back at some point in the Autumn. Thank you, as always, for taking the time to listen. Have an enjoyable Summer and I'll see you soon. Cheers, Neil 00:00 Morcheeba- the sea 05:19 RBTS Win- beach child 08:20 Ashley Slater- private sunshine 12:10 The Peddlers- on a clear day you can see forever 15:33 Sly5thAve/Cory Henry- california love 21:51 Tim Maia- do leme ao pontal 24:41 Andrés/Nengue Hernandez- about time 30:27 Lindstrøm/Prins Thomas- boney m down 33:54 Copenema- te faz bem 39:15 The Belle Stars- iko iko 42:03 Boogaloo Assassins- no no no 47:25 Angélique Kidjo- once in a lifetime 53:06 The Internet- roll (burbank funk) 56:12 The Doggett Brothers/Laura Jackson- hotter (T Groove remix) 01:01:02 Bananarama- cruel summer 01:05:37 João Donato e Donatinho- lei do amor 01:09:21 NU- endup 01:15:32 Juan Laya/Jorge Montiel/Andre Espeut- innermotion 01:19:58 Smoove & Turrell- beggarman 01:23:58 Degrees of Motion/Biti- shine on 01:31:04 Orange Tree Edits- litmus groove (Jimmy Rouge edit) 01:37:02 Folamour- ivoire 01:44:44 Aroop Roy- tembandumba 01:52:34 Chus & Ceballos/Dennis Cruz- the sun 02:00:11 Ryan Paris- dolce vita 02:07:35 Crackazat- sundial 02:12:49 Candida Borges- te merecer (Marco Miro mix) 02:18:41 Joey Negro- latican boogie (Crackazat remix) 02:24:43 Addison Groove- changa 02:29:19 Cotonete/Dimitri From Paris- parribean disco 02:37:17 Prince Fatty/Omar/Fatlip- sunshine 02:41:10 Silent Poets/Hollie Cook- shine 02:45:54 K15- sunbeams 02:49:05 Grace Jones- la vie en rose (Tom Moulton mix) 02:56:29 Jean DuShon- feeling good
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1.SWEET SUMMER DAZE (FEAT DON DOLLA & JUANITA TIPPINS)BYFATBACK 4WAY 2.TAKE YOU OUT (INTERLUDE)BYUPTOWN FUNK EMPIRE 3.WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN (PATCHWORKS REMIX)BYLEE MCDONALD 4.NATURAL (PATCHWORKS REMIX)BYMODO SOLAR 5.IT'S THE WEEKENDBYLEROY BURGESS 6.BACK FOR MORE (FEAT EUGENE WILDE)BYCOOL MILLION 7.THIS TIME (IT'S PERSONAL)BYCONFECTION 8.STAND ON THE WORD JOUBERT SINGERS 9.GET YOUR POINT OVERBYMR DAY 10.BOOGIEBYUPTOWN FUNK EMPIRE 11.I'D LIKE TO GET TO KNOW UBYCONFECTION 12.BROTHERS ON THE SLIDE (BROOKLYN MIX)BYPATCHWORKS 13.Uraz Kurt remix)byUptown Funk Empire byNothing's Gonna Stop Us Now (feat Noel Mc Koy 14.I'LL DO ANYTHING FOR YOU (PATCHWORKS REMIX)BYLEE MCDONALD 15.Tom Moulton mix)byCool Million byLift Me Up To The Sky (feat Laura Jackson 16.FEET DON'T LIEBYSOUL CONTINUUM 17.Disco Dub)byJason Eli byThat's Right (feat Imagine This & Cherie Mathieson 18.WATCHIN' ALL TTHE LADIES (FEAT DON DOLLA)BYFATBACK 4WAY 19.SWINGING TO THE BASS (CLASSIC DISCO VERSION)BYLOS CHARLY'S ORCHESTRA
Fred Wesley "House Party" (Curtom) Lamont Dozier "Going Back To My Roots" (Warner Bros) War "City, Country, City" (United Artists) Eddie Kendricks "Girl You Need A Change Of Mind" (Motown) Lonnie Liston Smith & The Cosmic Echoes "Expansions" (Flying Dutchman) Idris Muhammad "Could Heaven Ever Be Like This" (Kudu) Crown Heights Affair "Say A Prayer For Two" U.S. Remix (De-Lite) MFSB "Love Is The Message" A Tom Moulton Mix (Philadelphia International) Patti LaBelle "The Spirit's In It" (Philadelphia International) The Salsoul Orchestra "212 North 12th" (Salsoul) Miroslav Vitous "New York City" (Warner Bros) Tamiko Jones "Cant Live Without Your Love" (Polydor) D-Train "Keep On" (Prelude) Stevie Wonder "As" (Motown) Ozo "Anambra" (DJM) Chuck Mangione & Esther Satterfield "Land Of Make Believe" (Mercury)
Cool Million have become a solid rock in today's tumultuous barren musical desert. The sands shift very regularly. Everything is in flux. Yet Rob Hardt and Frank Ryle, who comprise Cool Million, stand unnerved and unwavering. The reason, dear reader, is very simple. These guys KNOW about music. They are not following trends, jumping on bandwagons or even trying to create a trend. Both well known and respected in the radio and song writing fields, these gentleman are simply creating real music with real feeling and doing so with all the knowledge, love and respect for what we can affectionately call the groove! Bursting onto the scene in 2007 with “Naughty Girl” that was featured on the popular Soul Togetherness series and then followed by the essential “Going Out Tonight” album soul fans and music connoisseurs all around the world have eagerly awaited new product, and various songs remixed by the legendary Tom Moulton on have whet our appetite ever since. The new album, the aptly titled “Back For More”, is here and boy are you going to love it! The bar has been raised, the gears shifted higher and the scene set for future greatness. These cats have laid down a series of party grooves with a seriously tasty guest list of soulful and funky vocalists to make you sit up and pay attention. Now, that's something a lot of today's R&B cannot do! The vibe is very much in an 80s setting, yet the sensibility is very much today. These boys understand the basics and know that great soul music is timeless...this is the Cool Million sound. Helping create their sound are a star-studded guest list Meli'sa Morgan has been a favourite of ours since she burst onto the scene with Alyson Williams and Erick McClinton as High Fashion. Her powerful, no-nonsense vocals grace the first lead single, “Sweet Baby”. Cool Million meet the As sassy and sexy as ever, Cool Million are a perfect match for her rip-roaring style. The wonderfully soulful Broomfield family are very much included on the album with Al Broomfield, Eugene Wilde and sister Dee Dee all gracing the songs “Loose”, “Back For More” all of which are going to become firm favourites on the quality modern soul scene. Cool Million have this knack of taking our favourite artists, giving them the groove that suits them, and to top it all drawing out and emphasising the best facets of that artist. The results are astounding and if in any doubt check out the killer duet “Loose”. Enough said! The UK's Noel McKoy is a point in fact. His smooth approach pitted against a slamming mid 80s Jam & Lewis type groove is simply sublime. Genius abounds on this CD. Yes, the album oozes class, and no-one is better to assist on this than Peggi Blu. Known for her 1980s sets for MCA and Capitol, and later Expansion in 2002, this Lady captivates us with the stylish and classy floater “I See You”. This will be a firm favourite on the quiet storm circuit for definite. The legendary Leroy Burgess woos us with “Cool Million”, his unique style perfect for the Cool Million sound, and helping to make today's music scene ever more vibrant and meaningful. The wonderful Rena Scott is also to be found with her sensuous yet boogie flavoured “Come 2 Me”. Newer names are also embraced and these artists fully carry the musical torch that is so important to the Cool Million ethos. The integrity of the past meets the talent of today and breeds hope for the future...and no-one can fault the brilliance of artists such as Jahah, Paul Mac Innes, Jeniqua, P.A.C.E., Laura Jackson, Yvonne Gage and Clare Evers. Combining the best vocal talents from all over the world, raising the musical bar and constantly setting the agenda and setting trends, Rob Hardt and Frank Ryle are set to dominate radio, dancefloors and CD players the world over. Years of experience, love for the music and creative skill are perfectly forged together in this CD project. We, as they, are definitely “Back For More”. Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/fr/artist/cool-million/id265027669
Before embarking on a one-week hiatus, Don dropped by the studio to lay down some soul and disco jams. There's some tasty licks in here, but how many exactly? Ask Mr. Owl. We've got some killer cuts on Mel Cheren's West End Records, legendary cuts from Cerrone and Letta Mbulu, and an awesome gem from noted Mike Huckaby supporter, Tony Orlando. Speaking of Orlando, Orlando Riva Sound (ORS) checks in with a killer mix with Tom Moulton called Moon-Boots. Listen and love! Swishen and lurve! Tracklist for July 22, 2015 01 :: Black Mamba - Vicious 02 :: Denroy Morgan ...
1 Soccio, Gino - Dance To Dance 2 Higher And Higher (Bobby DJ Guttardo Mix) 3 All Night People (Disco Mix) - Funn City 4 Rockets;Space Rock (Tom Moulton 12-Inch Mix) 5 ORS;Dream Machine (Original Album Version) 6 Kebekelektrik;War Dance (Special Greg Wilson Re-Edit) 7 J. Elliott Group;Disco Village 8 Cars (Endurance) - Gary Numan 9 Marti Lynn;Who Can I Turn to (When Nobody Needs Me) 10 Cerrone;Give Me Love 11 The Ritchie Family;Frenesi 12 First Choice;Great Expectations (Tom Moulton Album Mix) 13 Ms Victoria Barnes;Never Too Late 14 Judy Cheeks;Mellow Lovin' (Tom Moulton 12-Inch Mix) 15 Gino Soccio - Dancer [Original 12'] 16 Just How Sweet Is Your Love (Walker & Royce Touch) - Rhyze 17 Do It;Overworked And Underpaid (Filthy Luka's Working Beats Remix)
The Tom Moulton mixes of: KC & The Sunshine Band "Get Down Tonight" (Rhino) Loose Change "Straight From The Heart" (Casablanca) Michele "Disco Dance" Patrick Cowley Mega Mix (West End) ORS "Moonboots" (Salsoul) Rockets "Space Rock" (Tom N' Jerry) Kebekelektrik "War Dance" (Salsoul) B.T. Express "Peace Pipe" (Roadshow)
Before all of the technology of today, creating a mixtape took some dedication, because it took HOURS if not DAYS of your life away. Tom Moulton (a famous record producer) built one for the New York bar the Sandpiper in 1974. The music was beat matched and synced to keep people out on the dance floor. Listen in to this old school historical mix tape. 1. Deep Velvet - Hanna Mae 2. Detroit Emeralds - Feel The Need In Me 3. Sons Of Robin Stone - Got To Get You Back 4. South Shore Commission - We're On The Right Track 5. Carl Carlton - Everlasting Love 6. Love Unlimited Orchestra - Love's Theme 7. Gwen McCrae - Move Me Baby 8. Eddie Kendricks - Girl You Need A Change Of Mind 9. The Temptations - Law Of The Land 10. Miami ft Robert Moore - Party Freaks 11. The Intruders - I'll Always Love My Mama 12. Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - The Love I Lost
JW - The LOST Sessions. JW playlist 3rd April 2012 1 - Harley&Muscle feat Christopher McCray – “Love’s Peace Of Mind” – Soulstar 2 - Neddy Smith – “Give It Up” – Delirium 3 - Wayne Williams – “You The Feeling” – Nu Soul 4 - Djaimin feat Crystal Re-Clear – “My Family” (Miami Uncuts 2012) – Tony Records 5 - Romanthony – “What We Gonna Do?” (Miami Uncuts 2012) – Tony records 6 - Ralf GUM feat Robert Owens – “Fly Free” – GoGo Music 7 - The Five Stairsteps & Cubie – “Don’t Change Your Love” – Buddah 8 - Bettye Swan – “When The Game Is Played On You” (Apple Scruffs Extended Re-Edit) – CDR White 9 - Andy Soul feat Matthew Yates – “I Never Knew” (Unreleased Another Vocal Mix) – CDR White 10 - Gene king Presents Tantra Zawadi & Dana Byrd – “Out Of The Blue” (Suges Remix) – Shines Records 11 - Craig lofeat AKA The Grand High Priest – “Let The Music Use You” – Loftwerk 12 - Sizzle Burles – “Love Somebody” (New Beginnings EP) – CDR White 13 - Scrambled Eggs & Cheese feat A Love – “Whadup!” – Nu Soul 14 - Kim Jay – “You Saved My Soul” (Mac Da Knife Remix) – Kingdom 15 - Donna McGee – “Mr Blindman” – Redd Greg 16 - Archie Bell & The Drells – “Where Will You Go When The Party Is Over?” (Tom Moulton 2012 Remix) – Harmless. BIG thanks to Ray Jobz-Keegal for all your help. Without you, this show was LOST in time. Big Up Ya Chest!
Meet Matthias “Matty” Heilbronn, the man who delivers us a unique journey thru a 2 hours exclusive mix. Based in New York since 1989, Matty was mentored by Francois K. and had Frankie Knuckles as his roommate. He had the privilege to meet and work with Larry Levan and Tom Moulton and became one of New York's most recommended music editor and programmer. Also, he has worked with producers Danny Tanaglia, Todd Terry, Tommy Musto, C&C Music Factory and Francois K. Visit the link below for tracklist, interview, and download: electrocaine.com/podcast/040/ Stalk us: www.facebook.com/electrocaineHQ www.twitter.com/electrocaineHQ www.instagram.com/electrocaine
Wir leben in einer Zeit in der Remixe ausschließlich am Computer gemacht werden. Vorbei, die goldenen Zeiten, wo ein Tom Moulton alles aus einer Discoplatte, nur mit einer Schere und Kleber bewaffnet, herausholte und nebenbei die 12 inch Single erfand. Trotzdem gibt es zuhauf alte Klassiker neu editiert (also re-arrangiert), die heutzutage erscheinen. Ableton sei Dank. Ich zeig euch diesmal ein paar bekannte und herausragende Künstler, die sich dieser Kunst verschrieben haben. Ganz viel Todd Terje aus Oslo, der alte Greg Wilson aus London und der wunderbare Pilookski aus Paris. Viel Spass. Playlist 01 José Gonzáles - Killing For Love (Todd Terje Brokemountain Mix) 02 J.J. Cale - Ride Me High (Joakim Edit) 03 America - A Horse with no Name (Todd Terje Edit) 04 Boney M - Nightflight to our Anus (Todd Terje Scherzkeks) 05 Michael Jackson - Thriller (OOFT Music Phazed Edit) 06 Yello - Lost Again (Greg Wilson Edit) 07 Cabin Fever - The Sun 08 Holger Hiller - Das Feur (Pilooski Edit) 09 Adriano Celentano - Prisencolinensinainciusol (Greg Wilson Edit) 10 Diana Ross - Love the one your'e with (Todd Terje Edit) 11 Frankie Valli - Beggin (Pilooski Edit) 12 Phil Collins - I'm not moving (Vitesse Nayway edit) 13 Golem - Shaking (Roman BNO Edit) 14 Spandau Ballet - The Freeze (Malente Edit) 15 Stevie Wonder - Superstition (Todd Terje Edit) Mixed by Alexander Expander
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