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The Story behind Tom Browne’s “Funkin For Jamaica (N.Y.)” (1980)
One of Queen’s finest, jazz trumpeter, Tom Browne, recorded what would become a Billboard #1 R&B chart topper back in 1980 – a funky, soulful laden track titled “Funkin’ for Jamaica (N.Y.)” This is a nice little feature giving us some insight into the studio when Browne and his band …
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Future Classics
Future Classic: Dabrye “Lump Sum Slum Lord Remix”
Dabrye steps out of the shadows to release a remix of Mophono’s “Lump Sum Slum Lord”. Dabrye has been a favourite of mine for quite some time. Hailing from Ann Arbor, Michigan, the man keeps himself extremely hard to pin down, using a large number of styles and aliases. Most …
Forgotten Treasures
Forgotten Treasure: B.E.F “Music For Listening To” (1981)
I must admit i’m in a bit of a Cosmic – Balearic phase these days. I feel kind of strange about it because there is a lot of hype on that period right now amongst DJ’s and record heads, and i’m not usually one to follow trends. Being from Montreal …
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MIMS Guest Mix: DUSTY (Jazz & Milk Records, Munich)
While on tour I had the pleasure of meeting the founder of Jazz & Milk when I played for his 11th anniversary party in lovely Munich. A great night with absolutely killer sound all the way through. The now famous E&S 400 mixer was added to an already more than …
