Stevie Wonder

Now, I'm not always a huge fan of live recordings, but some are just AWESOME. If it's a good soundboard recording, and the performance is good, etc., then I'm with it.

This live show by, the man, Stevie Wonder, is a FANTASTIC show AND recording. It was recorded live, with an audience, at Abbey Road Studios in London, England on November 9th, 2005.

Stevie even performs "Isn't She Lovely" with the song's muse, his daughter, Aisha, as she sings back to him, "Isn't he lovely!". Classic stuff!

Check it out...So big it's in 2 parts....ENJOY!

DWNLD> STEVIE WONDER - Live @ Abbey Road Studios, 2005. part.1 part.2


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DJ Z-Trip!

DJ Z-Trip is still, to me (and many others too, I'm sure), the best party-rockin' DJ alive today. I realize that's a bold statement, but keep in mind that a TRUE party-rockin' DJ is in tune with his or her audience. What is the CROWD gonna dig and get down to? Z-Trip can rock ANY crowd...and that makes him the man. :) haha

Here's more proof that he's the man... Check out these OBAMA mixes...Pt.1 AND Pt.2...before and after.....VERY dope. Great selections. Amazing mixes. Another gem!



Thanks again, Z-Trip!!

Enjoy!

DWNLD> DJ Z-TRIP - Obama Mix Pt.1+2

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Soul Assassins

If you've never been to the downloads section at the Soul Assassins website lately, you should. Tons of classic material! Rarities and wicked mashups by DJ Muggs, DJ Solo and all the Cypress Hill family.


If you check out anything from that site, definitely download the albums you see images of here in this post...They're dope!



Enjoy!

visit SOUL ASSASSINS for tons of downloads!


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Barrington Levy

This album, by one of the greatest voices in reggae, Barrington Levy, was released in 1982. It was recorded at Channel One by Linval Thompson. Mixed by Scientist. A nicely done record, if I do say so myself. Classic material, ladies and gentlemen!

If you were as lucky as I was a few months ago, you would have been one of the fortunate members of the audience catching a reggae tour featuring Marcia Griffiths, Gregory Isaacs, and Barrington Levy LIVE!! It was Marcia Griffiths' birthday show, and all the performers were deadly as can be. Unbelievable voices still as they've grown older. And lively too! So good. :)

Enjoy!

DWNLD> BARRINGTON LEVY - Poor Man Style


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D-Sisive

My boy D-Sisive just released this dope mixtape along with DJ Grouch and Chart Magazine to recap his highlights of '08. Very well done. Check it out...

Enjoy!

DWNLD> D-SISIVE - Knoblich: The Complete '08 Comeback Special (Mixtape by DJ Grouch)

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Leaders Of The New Cool

If you missed this Mick Boogie mixtape when it came out, here's a reminder of a dope compilation of new hip-hop artists you should keep an eye on... For real. Groups like The Cool Kids, The Knux, Izza Kizza, B.O.B., Charles Hamilton, and more. Just check it out, yo....

Enjoy!

DWNLD> LEADERS OF THE NEW COOL - Various Artists

More info HERE

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Adele

When my wife brought Adele's album "19" to my attention, I was interested, but not as much as I am now that Mick Boogie re-introduced it to me as "1988"...and knocked it out of the park! This mixtape/remix-project is superb. I'm sure my wife will understand when she hears this one too. haha Check it out...

Enjoy!

DWNLD> ADELE - 1988 (by Mick Boogie)

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