Sassy J - Kaleidoscopes Vol. 3 - SUN

I'm happy to announce that we have a deep and soulful mix by switzerland's First Lady on the decks - DJ Sassy J. It's the third part of her Kaleidoscopes series and just as beautiful as the first two. When Sassy Judith isn't designing awesome and one of a kind clothing she cares for running the Patchwork clubnight in Bern where she hosts the who's who in Deep House, Hip Hop, Disco & Jazz. Check out her website there but first listen HERE



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ps. posting this on a mellow sunday morning - it's just the right time : )

gipsy funk

Mad Unity – Funky Tramway LP Vogue Belgique [VB 236] (1975) Keyboards, Percussions, Vocals, Composer, Producer - Janko Nilovic; Keyboards - Koen De Bruyne; Guitar, Vocals - Nick Roland; Bass Guitar, Vocals - Pino Marchese; Drums, Percussions, Vocals - Jean-Pierre Onraedt; Vocals - Patricia Maessen; Trumpet - Richard Rousselet, Gérard Sabbe; Synthesizer, Moog - Dan Lacksman

Mysticism

When I found this record I didn't know what to expect. Late Equals, aha. Listened to the 2nd side first (by chance, not out of a habit) and immediately went to ask for the price, as there was no sticker attached to it. After the shock I thought: "ok just listen to the other side before you put it back" and damn that was a mistake! Maybe not..... I heard Mystic Syster and in a flash I was completely up up an away, nodding the head like no good. It's raw and powerful ... and man those synth rhythms : ) After a couple of spins at home I understood why this is in so many wantlists, there's hardly a weak moment on the lp.

More info on discogs and a nice little link on request

Cheers!

PS. We'll have a wonderful guest-mix by one of my favourite DJs coming up very soon. Relaxed summer vibes for your precious ears!

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Salena Jones with The Keith Mansfield Orchestra - S/T
LP Muza (1971)
http://www.zshare.net/download/61921840549e233c/

Sweetness!

What a lovely album! Listened to all my Linda Lewis LPs

this weekend and I enjoyed them a lot. This one's my fave.

Not because of the great gimmix cover!!

Tracks like Guffer or Goodbye Joanna give me a shiver.

I hope you'll enjoy it, too.

Cheers,

Basso

Sexy, Sexy, Sexy

Yes, sexy & enterprising Sylvia Robinson (of Sugarhill Fame) has the cure for every man's sickness right in that grail. I'd bet there's a good dose of L.A. Sunshine in there. In here there's lots of slow and sexy jams. Nice one by the fireside. Don't forget to soften the bearskin. I like her first called "Pillow Talk" as well (the cover is even funnier), but this here got synths.
Hope you enjoy it.

Cheers,
Basso

Fred?

Does anybody know what the F. in his name stands for?


Cheers,
Basso