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01. Eat You Up (03:08)
02. Confess (03:38)
03. Latin Girl (03:52)
04. Hypnotize Man (Featuring Bella Claire) (02:58)
05. My Heart Says Yes (Featuring Bella Claire) (03:05)
06. Close To Me (02:18)
07. Touch (03:12)
08. Elite Man’s Burden (02:44)
09. Certainty (03:10)
10. 1979 (03:08)
11. Bright Nothing World (Featuring Chicky B) (03:13)
12. Lust 4 U (02:43)
13. Erotica (03:14)
14. What Is Truth? (02:46)
15. Obsessive Desires (02:49)
16. Loneliness (Featuring Bella Claire) (03:31)

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Side A
01. The Boys Town Gang – Disco Kicks (Remix)
02. Kano – It’s A War
03. Macho – I’m A Man (Full Length Album Version)
04. Free Enterprise – Make It On My Own (Ben Liebrand Remix)
05. Fun Fun – Color My Love
06. Deodato – S.O.S. Fire In The Sky
07. Astaire – Love Trap
08. Tapps – Don’t Pretend To Know
09. Liza Minelli – Losing My Mind

Side B
01. Rose Laurens – American Love
02. Valerie Claire – I’m A Model
03. The Flirts – Passion (Remix)
04. The Boys Town Gang – Crusin’The Streets (Crusin’, Rejected, The Pick Up, Busted, Reprise)
05. Ken Laszlo – Hey Hey Guy
06. Samantha Gilles – Feel It
07. Eria Fachin – Saving Myself
08. Laura Branigan – Gloria
09. Oh Romeo – Savin’Myself (For The One That I Love)
10. Harlow – Take Off

Side A
01. Fern Kinney – Groove Me
02. Andrea True Connection – More More More
03. Sister Sledge – You Fooled Around
04. Kim Hart – Love At First Night
05. Gloria Jones – Bring On The Love (Why Can’t We Be Friends Again)
06. Stacey Lattisaw – Jump To The Beat
07. A Taste Of Honey – Boogie Oogie Oogie (John Luongo Remix)
08. Lucy Hawkins – Gotta Get Outta Here

Side B
01. Silver Convention – Get On Up And Boogie (That’s Right)
02. Amanda Lear – Blood And Honey
03. Poussez – Come On And Do It
04. Sheila & B. Devotion – Spacer
05. Janis Ian – Fly To High
06. Suzy Lane – Harmony
07. Sylvia Love – Instant Love
08. Melba Moore – Pick Me Up, I’ll Dance
09. The Ritchie Family – Give Me A Break
10. Phyllis Nelson – I Like You (Shep Pettibone Remix)

Only one band can say they are the hottest and best thing to come out of South Africa since Charlize Theron. That band is Die Antwoord, a hip hop/rap group that heavily relies on electronics or as they describe it, new zef gang$ta rap. Their name is Afrikaans for “The Answer.” The lineup is reminiscent of Salt-N-Peppa and Run DMC with two excellent emcees backed by a remarkable DJ.Die Antwoord consists of lead vocalist Ninja, Yo-Landi Vi$$er also contributing vocals as a hype-man similar to Flavor Flav of Public Enemy and DJ Hi-Tekspinning their beats (Note: Vuilgeboost aka Hi-Tek Junior spins for the band  occasionally). Over the past two years, the band has become a YouTube and Internet sensation with their music videos, especially their “Enter the Ninja” music video.

The best way to describe the band is they are absolutely addictive. Their viral hit song, “Enter the Ninja” kicks of the “5″ EP and is a tease of what lies ahead for the group. The obnoxiously catchy song is filled with smooth rapid flowing lyrics. And if you’re still haunted by the song and want some more, a danceable remix of “Enter the Ninja” is included as the fifth and final track.

Their next song, “Wat Kyk Jy,” an Afrikaan slang for “what are you looking at?”, shows the gritty side of the band with a lazy rap. Yo-Landi and Ninja exchange in English and Afrikan between persistent hooks. Their unpredictable vocal choice, beats and lyrics is what makes this band so unique and remarkable. This is followed up by “I Don’t Need You,” an infectious dance song that is more of a rave/ dance song. It completely catches you off guard at first, but once you recognize Ninja’s rapping its quite enjoyable. Ninja’s monotone rhyming and spacey sound is extremely enticing in a weird way, but it somehow works on this
song.

“Enter the Ninja” is the song that catapulted them to fame, but it’s “Fish Paste” that will bring Die Antwoord more mainstream success and their careers to a whole new level. This is easily by far the most accessible song of the bunch and proves this band isn’t one of those bands who will disappear. Ninja, Vi$$ser and DJ Hi-Tek are having fun with their music and so should you. This particular song is reminiscent of a Drake and Kid Cudi song, but it’s a smoother, ridiculous fun song.

 Die Antwoord is a breath of fresh air to the rap industry and that cannot be emphasized enough. This EP is merely a warm up act to a revamped version of their debut $0$ album, which was previously released through Die Antwoord’s website. Their odd, eclectic sound is what makes them such a fantastic and exciting band to listen to in this current dreary filled rap music scene. The future looks bright. If you enjoy this band, also check out similar artists Jack Parow and MaxNormal.Tv.  — Mr Brownstone

Although the modern mouth organ was invented in the early 1820’s in Vienna, Austria, it wasn’t until 1857 when Matthias Hohner shipped one of his creations to relatives in the United States that the blues harp began to evolve.  It is said that it was so portable and such a hit that even Abraham Lincoln carried one in his pocket.  It became the Civil War soldier’s portable orchestra and was known to be played out west by lawman Wyatt Earp and outlaw Billy the Kid.    

Harmonicas were first recorded in the 1920’s on “race records” – music intended for African Americans.  These recordings memorialized great blues harp players such as Walter Horton and Sonny Terry.  The second great wave of American blues pocket piano players came in the 1950’s with such notables as Sonny Boy Williamson, II, Little Walter, Big Walter Horton and Howlin’ Wolf.  This was the era when the mouth harp met the microphone which allowed the instrument to be heard above the electric guitar and drums.  The sound became integral to the bump and grind music of the day.  It is this era, the 1950’s-early 60’s, that Bob Corritore and Friends recapture on Harmonica Blues.

The disk is a 15 track compendium of recordings from 1989 through 2009 of Corritore with some of the greatest blues musicians of the 1950’s and early 1960’s. Only one song, “1815 West Roosevelt,”  was written by Corritore.  It is an instrumental named after the address for a long gone blues joint called “Club Alex” on the West Side of Chicago that use to feature Muddy Waters.  The remainder of the album is comprised of blues music written and performed by the creme de la creme of early Delta and Chicago blues artists.

For 20 years Corritore has been the host of Arizona radio station KJZZ’s weekly radio show “Those Lowdown Blues” a show that brings the music of, and interviews with, bluesmasters to the desert airwaves. Corritore also books all of the entertainment for his nightclub the Rhythm Room (Phoenix’s top spot for national touring blues talent.) As you hear on this record he is also a world class blues harmonica player. As a result Corritore was able to assemble a veritable Who’s Who list of artists to play with him on “Harmonica Blues.”

The album features the late Koko Taylor singing her song “What Kind Of Man Is This?” with Muddy Waters’ guitarist Bob Margolin and drummer Willie “Big Eyes” Smith.  Legendary Louisiana Red sings his wife’s song “Tell Me ‘Bout It.” Dave Riley, probably best known as the engineer for the Parliament-Funkadelic bands, warbles delta blues harmonica immortal Frank Frost’s “Things You Do.” The late Nappy Brown wails on the late Texas country blues legend Andrew “Smokey” Hogg’s “Baby Don’t You Tear My Clothes.”  Robert Lockwood, Jr. performs the immortal Jimmy Rogers’ “That’s All Right.” Big Pete Pearson, known as Arizona’s King of the Blues, tackles the late Bob Geddins’ “Tin Pan Alley.”  Tomcat Courtney, a San Diego blues guitarist who didn’t release his first album until he was 78 years old, belts out his blues  “Sundown San Diego.”   Eddie “The Chief” Clearwater, a Chicago blues legend and contemporary of Magic Sam, Otis Rush and Freddie King, shreds on vocals and guitar on his blues anthem “That’s My Baby.” Howlin’ Wolf’s main piano player until 1968, Henry Gray, sings his song “Things Have Changed” with the late great Chico Chism, Howlin’ Wolf’s last drummer, on drums.  Chism also joins the inimitable and seemingly ageless Pinetop Perkins on Perkins’ tune “Big Fat Mama.” Chief Schabuttie Gilliame, a local Phoenix blues legend, performs his blues “No More Doggin’.” Dave “Honeyboy” Edwards who, along with Pinetop Perkins are the oldest Delta blues players still touring the US, sings the blues of legendary Memphis Minnie McCoy’s called “Bumble Bee.”  Lafayette, Louisiana’s Carol Fran plays her song “I Need To Be Be’d With” while the late Chism again sets the pace on drums. The album ends with the late Little Milton singing his “6 Bits In Your Dollar” accompanied by Henry Gray and Chism.  Throughout it all Corritore blows a mean harp as an accompaniment to the work of these blues legends.

This is a special album.  It contains what may be some of the very last recordings made by some of the greatest blues artists and sidemen of the 20th Century.  To be able to bring them all together in one album on which they play with such joy, abandon and soul is a thing of beauty.  The album itself is a graduate level class in the harmonica blues given by a master instructor surrounded by the originals who pioneered the genre. 

If you love Delta and Chicago harmonica blues this recording is a must have for your collection.

 - Old School

For asking the question what pic and getting the blog out of self imposed double secret probation… we will share his latest creation. An autobiographical video.

Great stuff… @mellealizee pay attention around 3:20 into it….

That was fun, yeah a flatlander from Florida… I guess we can pretend they are waves… just kidding. Poor guy is probably an Orlando Magic fan too so cut him a break.

Did you take “your” skateboard to South Korea? The reason I ask… lets just say I was responsible for a skateboard and ended up taking it on the plane as a carry on. I put it in the overhead bin. When we arrived some lady jumped up (as they always do) and grabbed her case, yanked it out, not looking… and along came the skateboard and hit her on the head. I was detained by police… nothing happened but do you think I would have been detained if it was my carry on luggage that fell out on her head? Sorry just another of my many stories…

Great stuff, nice use of “A coeur fendre” don’t you think so Alizée?
Just think, we are going to get to say: “We knew him when…”

Kudos

Whew, I was not going to post again until someone asked for the answer to the previous post. I was prepared to hold out through the winter… I would have done it too!

But saving the day (or perhaps ruining it for some) was our skateboarding friend.

So, a picture or photo of Alizée was not the most downloaded picture from this blog. Of course second place and on goes to Alizée… starting with those “feet” pictures to all you feet freaks out there. You really need to get help.

But the one that just blew up, had a mini viral moment… was that little picture of Serge Gainsbourg in the newspaper… believe it or not

and now you know the rest of the story…

Track list

01. Wiz Khalifa – Fly Solo
02. Wiz Khalifa – Black Yellow
03. Wiz Khalifa – Stack Money
04. Wiz Khalifa – The Breeze (Cool) Feat. Wale x Trae
05. Wiz Khalifa – Super High Remix Feat. Rick Ross x Curren$y
06. Peril P – Gladiators Freestyle
07. Wiz Khalifa – Radio
08. Wiz Khalifa – Incompatible
09. Wiz Khalifa – Keep One Rolled
10. Peril P – Go Hard
11. Wiz Khalifa – Im On It Feat. French Montana x Nipsey Hussle x Big Sean
12. Wiz Khalifa – I Still Remember the Rain
13. Peril P – Im Gone Ride
14. Wiz Khalifa – Ink My Whole Body
15. Wiz Khalifa – Smokin Dreamin Feat. Curren$y
16. Peril P – Angels Freestyle
17. Wiz Khalifa – Lamborghini Dreams Feat. Curren$y
18. Wiz Khalifa – High Life Feat. Mac Miller
19. Wiz Khalifa – Smokerface

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