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Brasstracks - Good Love Frankie The Pacemaker - Live & Die Rekt Part 2 [Ruffuckinmix] Brand Nubian - To The Right James Brown - Funky President Cypress Hill - Real Estate Nick Bike - Sexy Coffee Pot Funk Eric B. & Rakim - Run For Cover Breeze - L.A. Posse Spoonie Gee - The Godfather Joe Budden - Pump It Up [Jim Sharp Edit] Flipout - Flippin' Bob Parts 1 Naughty NMX - Hyped Up Ants Mayer Hawthorne - Out of Pocket Jamie Lidell - Julian GoldLink - Dark Skin Women [Cosmo's Midnight & Swindail Remix] Discotron - Ghetto Funk…

The Crusaders - Spiral Leroy Burgess - Stranger Lace - Can't Play Around Vincent Montana Orchestra - One More Time V.M.J Skyy - First Time Around Harari - Party [Evil K'Neil edit] Luvless - My Lovin' The Gene Dunlap Band - There's Talk Terri Wells - You Make It Heaven [Instrumental] The Wombats - Greek Tragedy [Oliver Nelson Remix] GoldLink - Dark Skin Women [Chris McClenny Remix] Jean Tonique - Lit Up Amp Fiddler feat Dames Brown - Steppin' HNNY - Solsidan Dnote - The Garden Of Earthly Delights [Ballistic Bario Boom] Ralph Carmichael - Switchblade Theme Cal Tjader -…

Rod Temperton might be the greatest song writer of the modern age who was largely unknown to the general public. Not only was he responsible for penning Michael Jackson's biggest hits (including Thriller), he worked intimately with Quincy Jones to establish the iconic sound of the Quest label, and worked with some of the biggest names in the industry creating a huge catalog of amazing records and number one hits.

A soulful episode featuring the welcome return of Bell Biv Devoe, who just released a brand new tune after a long fifteen year hiatus.

A bumper episode for this latest podcast, with a mix that runs almost two and half hours. I was contemplating splitting this up into two separate mixes, but it was such fire that I just couldn't decide where to do the split. So put a good pot of coffee on the burner, and soak in the heavy vibes. This one is a killer!

Kicking off this episode with some rather atmospheric experimental beats, including a track off the new DJ Shadow album. Elsewhere in the mix things start to heat up. I play a new track from the Bag Raiders, which is a name perhaps not normally associated with the sounds of this podcast, but provides a nice precursor into some heavy club territory.

Some heavy late eighties throwback Hip hop joints in this episode, including the fierce Powercut II cut-up that uses the magic Disco Machine sample, plus a selection of tunes built around Dennis Coffey's "Ride Sally Ride" sample.

Heavy selections with this latest episode, that travels around all styles, all eras, and all tempos.

Prince would have wanted us all to move on..

Kicking off this episode with a couple of classics from one of Reggae's surviving pioneers Johnny Osbourne, who is scheduled to land in Australia next week for his first tour down under. I keep on the reggae vibe for a minute with a track off the new DJ Vadim album before heading into a heavy 80s Hip Hop set with plenty of raw drum machine sure shots. I detour slightly into some classic 70s rock before settling into some new release soul joints from the likes of SWV, Cool Uncle, and Brian McKinght - But not before ending with some…