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Jumping Jack - The Austraian DJ Jumping Jack has been a regular within the Australian dance scene for almost 25 years now. From playing raves as one half of the infamous ‘Flow Motion’ to super slick city clubs, the boy who played his first set at the now defunct Daily Planet Night Club in Sydney back in `91 has firmly cemented himself as a permanent feature of the club circuit. Paul was first drawn into the dance world after going along to one of the huge indoor dance parties that used to be ...
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Kendrick versus Drake. Where did all of this start, what the heck happened? I'm going to do my best to break it down. Some great bars and some great beats, but I have to admit that, by the end I really needed a palate cleanser. This one is extra long and is full of foul language; consider yourself warned. Drake ft. Kendrick Lamar - Marvin's Room/Bu…
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We're coming out of hiatus briefly to do a show dedicated to Ben Przybylinski, a dear friend of the show who passed away too soon on February 19, 2024, on the eve of his celebration of life, to keep him with us just a little longer. Alannah Myles - Black Velvet Genesis - Follow You Follow Me Howlin' Wolf - Down In The Bottom Simon & Garfunkel - Cec…
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This week is a birthday episode for one of my longest-supporting Patrons, and it's the first of two looking at the work of Mike Patton. First, we get into his work with Faith No More! We Care A Lot* From Out Of Nowhere Surprise! You’re Dead Falling To Pieces The Morning After Epic The Edge Of The World Land Of Sunshine Midlife Crisis Everything’s R…
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I lost a family member to fentanyl recently, so I wanted to take this opportunity to dedicate a show to him and do a little public education about naloxone. As promised, links to resources: Health Canada's page on naloxone, as well as where to get free kits Ontario-specific information about getting naloxone kits Ontario Harm Reduction Network page…
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This week, we're going back to something that came up during the second Funky Drummer episode, a microgenre out of Japan that has some relation to City pop (and opens up even more rabbit holes!) Dionne Warwick - Walk On By Roger Nichols &The Small Circle of Friends - Always You Van Dyke Parks - Sailing Shoes Louis Phillipe - So Long Sailor Maki Nom…
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This week, we're taking a look at the legal blowback that resulted from the rise of sampling, and where it's led us to in the present day. Tons of resources were used for this episode, so be sure to check the show notes on the website (now under News & Gigs) for the full details. Biz Markie - Alone Again Gilbert O’Sullivan - Alone Again (Naturally)…
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The final installment on Clyde Stubblefield's Funky Drummer. This one's a bit of a grab bag including pop, house, industrial, and rock. If you want to learn more, I highly recommend this podcast, which features personal anecdotes and interviews with Mr. Stubblefield himself. Pop Will Eat Itself - Not Now James, We’re Busy Fine Young Cannibals - I’m…
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After a week off to go check out some live music, we're back with our second episode on the legacy of The Funky Drummer sample. This time, the focus is on breaks and hardcore (of the rave variety, not the punk persuasion). Looney Tunes - Just As Long As I Got You 808 State - Pacific 212 Meat Beat Manifesto - Cutman The KLF - The White Room The Prod…
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A gentle answer turns away wrath. But the mouth of fools spouts foolishness. A soothing tongue is a tree of life. The way of the wicked is an abomination to The Lord. The plans of the heart belong to a person, But the answer of the tongue is from The Lord. Music by Scott Holmes, intro and outro, (Corporate Uplifting) Themes song by Imovie (Narratio…
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Finally we’re getting to the impact of Clyde Stubblefield’s famous loop! Part one: the golden age of hip-hop. James Brown - Funky Drummer (excerpt) Boogie Down Productions - South Bronx Kool Moe Dee - Go See The Doctor MC Hammer - Feel My Power Run-D.M.C. - Run’s House Ultramagnetic MC’s - Give The Drummer Some Stetsasonic - Sally Kurtis Blow - Onl…
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For the show's anniversary this year, I'm doing a rundown of records that I've bought repeatedly. This tends to happen for a few reasons, some of which are deliberate! Oops I bought it again Ratt - Out Of The Cellar - Round And Round INXS - Kick - New Sensation Pat Benetar - Love Is A Battlefield (12” Mix) Howard Jones - One To One - All I Want Jea…
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A Valentine for anyone who didn't have a Valentine. The War On Drugs - Thinking Of A Place Bob Dylan - Nobody ’Cept You Jim Croce - I’ll Have To Say I Love You In A Song Elbow - The Only Road The Wilderness Of Manitoba - Northern Sky The Killers - Running Towards A Place Gerry Cinnamon - Where We’re Going Bruce Springsteen - Do I Love You (Indeed I…
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shrug it's a shrug oh it's a shruuuug Work has been nuts, to a point where I barely had time to even listen to music. When I did, I found myself digging through a few old playlists. Enjoy! Or don't. It's your life. York ft. Angelina - Iceflowers Conjure One ft. Poe - Make A Wish Elsiane - Morphing 808 State ft. Louise Rhodes - Azura Mandalay - Beau…
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Four years ago this Wednesday, our friend Darrell left this world. I wanted to take some time this week to pay tribute to the man by collecting songs by artists that were meaningful to him, and some stories from the people who loved him. To learn more about non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and other blood cancers, or to make a donation of time or money, plea…
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Things have been a little nutty as of late. I have two shows I still need to do post on (one from Valentine's, and one from last week), and the two remaining episodes for Quiet Storm haven't happened yet. This one's out of order, and I have some catching up to do, but things should be back on track soon. This week's show is intended to describe wha…
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A wise son accepts his father's discipline. One who guards his mouth protects his life. There is one who pretends to be rich but has nothing. One who fears the commandment will be rewarded. The wise woman builds her house. A scoffer seeks wisdom and finds none, But knowledge is easy for one who has understanding. A wise person is cautious and turns…
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This week, we're continuing our look at the Quiet Storm format for Black History Month, in particular material from 1979 through 1985. The Commodores - Still Cameo - Sparkle GQ - I Do Love You The Jones Girls - Who Can I Run To Teddy Pendergrass - Love TKO Shalamar - This Is For The Lover In You The Isley Brothers - Don’t Say Goodnight The Stylisti…
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The contrast between the upright and the wicked. A false balance is an abomination to The Lord. The righteous is rescued from trouble, But the wicked takes his place. An excellent wife is the crown of her husband, But she who shames his is like rotteness in his bones. Music by Scott Holmes, intro and outro, Corporate Uplifing Theme music by iMovie,…
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For Black History Month, we're going to do a deep dive into the Quiet Storm Movement pioneered by Melvin Lindsey. It's also perfect timing to get you into the mood for Valentine's Day, if that's your thing. And if it's not, well, you can still enjoy the tunes for what they are: a smooth selection of R&B, soul, rare grooves, and slow jams chosen in …
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The Proverbs of Solomon. He who gathers in summer is a son who acts wisely. He who sleeps in harvest is a son who acts shamefully. Love covers all offenses. The lips of the righteous know what is acceptable. Music by Scott Holmes, intro and outro, (Corporate Uplifting) Theme song by Dee Yan Key, Bereaved…
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This episode picks up from where we left off last week, in 1985. Note that at least one song uses objectionable language, and I don't just mean f-bombs. Use your best judgement about what you're comfortable with. The Firm - Star Trekkin’ The Frantics - Boot To The Head Morris Minor & The Majors - Stutter Rap (No Sleep Til Bedtime) Kip Adotta - Wet …
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This week, we're checking out the fun little genre, novelty songs. It has a few subgenres, but we're mostly going to keep it broad for now. Be cautioned that some of the songs have themes that some may find to be in poor taste, and the Frank Zappa one contains a slur. Billy Jones And His Orchestra - Yes, We Have No Bananas! Helen Kane - I Wanna Be …
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In this episode, we're taking a look at Jon and Marsha Zazula's baby, Megaforce Records. Features an excerpt from a Camp Chaos cartoon (nb: nsfw, and may offend some), as well as anecdotes from podcasts by Let It Roll and RIP A Livecast. If you want to check out Jonny Z's book, you can get more details about it on his website. Judas Priest - Betray…
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This episode wraps up our look at some of the musicians we lost during 2022, as well as 2022 as a whole. Nazareth - Love Hurts The Delfonics - Didn’t I (Blow Your Mind This Time) Q Lazzarus - Transformation (Demo) The Impressions - People Get Ready The Seekers - Georgy Girl Teenage Head - Those Things You Do Olivia Newton-John & Electric Light Orch…
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As we come to the end of 2022, we're going to take this time to reflect on some of the musicians who we've lost this year. (Unrelated: I'll be DJing on Twitch on New Year's Eve, and you can find out all the details here: https://fb.me/e/38OBzsmnA) Force MDs - Tender Love Parliament - Flashlight The Dixie Cups - Iko Iko Five Satins - To The Aisle Th…
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As the year comes to a close, there's lots of stuff going on with the day job, so I'm doing one final week of the café. As a sidebar, I'll be DJing on Twitch on New Year's Eve with the Retread crew, so if you want to check it out, here's the Facebook page: https://fb.me/e/38OBzsmnA Blondie - Call Me ZZ Top - Sharp-Dressed Man Smithereens - Girl Lik…
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This week continues the throwback to the café days of the mid-aughts. Arcadia - The Promise (7”) Pink Floyd - Learning To Fly Thompson Twins - Doctor! Doctor! Robert Palmer - Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor) Peter Gabriel - Shock The Monkey Corey Hart - Boy In The Box Soft Cell - Tainted Love/Where Did Our Love Go? The Communards - Don’t Lea…
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This week, I'm continuing my dive into the crates and playing stuff I used to spin when I was doing a weekly in my house. MOAR 80s! With a fair bit of Canadian and even Torontonian nostalgia. Information Society - What’s On Your Mind Animotion - Obsession Pigbag - Papa’s Got A Brand New Pigbag The Shuffle Demons - Spadina Bus The Art Of Noise - Pet…
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Years ago, I used to host a weekly out of my house for friends. I found myself thinking of it this week, and decided to go digging through the crates so I could play a selection of the tunes I would have played then. This week and next, you can expect a fair bit of 80s new wave and pop. Platinum Blonde - Doesn’t Really Matter The Cars - Hello Again…
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After a week off to let my back injury heal, I'm back - no pun intended! This week, we're wrapping up our look at the work of Patrick Cowley, intended to coincide with the anniversary of his passing on November 12, 1982. Don't forget to check out all of Dark Entries' posthumous Cowley releases on Bandcamp, including last Saturday's brand-new releas…
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In honour of what would have been Morricone's 94th birthday next week, we're diving into a look at some of his work. This episode's focus is on his work in spaghetti westerns. To take a look at the entire top 20 list, visit the Spaghetti Western database. With Duccio Tussari: Una Pistola Per Ringo (A Pistol For Ringo), 1965 Main title (instrumental…
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This year for Hallowe'en, I decided against doing another installment of Killer Tunes, and instead went digging for some less-common Hallowe'en music, with a sprinkling of some old-pal faves. It's ghoulishly good! /dadjoke Danny Elfman - This Is Halloween Sippie Wallace - Devil Dance Blues Salty Holmes - The Ghost Song Louis Armstrong with Gordon J…
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Friday's show is a bit late due to my spending yesterday prepping for last night's gig, but here we go: we're finally getting to our look at Patrick Cowley. This will be a two-parter, because there's a lot of material. This first one is his solo material and collaborations; the second part will be production and remixes. Additional resources includ…
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