Showing posts with label Sugarhill Gang. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sugarhill Gang. Show all posts
6.11.2013
Moon Boots - Backyard Boogie Mix (download)
Chicago disco-naut Moon Boots has just dropped a funky "Backyard Boogie Mix" just in time for your summer BBQ's and pool parties. The mix features some true gems, such as Chic - Good Times (Kon's Night Time Edit), Tropicool Monsoon Season - Green On Blue (Moon Boots Remix) and Sugarhill Gang - Hot Hot Summer Day (Theo Parrish Re-Edit).
TRACKLIST
0. Guy / Teddy's Jam
1. Patrice Rushen + Cosmic Kids / Remind Me (Le Nonsense Remix) + Whisper Softly
2. World Premiere / Share the Night (Breakdown Mix)
3. Kurtis Blow + Next / Christmas Rappin (Instrumental) + Too Close (Acapella)
4. Gino Soccio / Try It Out (Original + Instrumental)
5. Chic / Good Times (Kon's Night Time Edit)
6. Young & Co + Pieces of a Dream / I Like It + Mt Airy Groove (Edit)
7. Fonda Rae / Over Like A Fat Rat
8. NV / It's Alright (Shep Pettibone Remix)
9. Tropicool Monsoon Season / Green On Blue (Moon Boots Remix)
10. Imagination / Burning Up (Koko Edit)
11. Earth, Wind & Fire / Brazilian Rhyme (Bozo Meko Edit)
12. T.S. Monk / Candidate For Love (Khidja Edit)
13. Alexander Robotnick / It's Alright Baby
14. Salsoul Orchestra + MFSB / Ooh I Love It (Greg Wilson Edit) + Love is the Message (Danny Krivit Edit)
15. Mary Wells / Take Me I'm Yours (Mercury Edit)
16. Sugarhill Gang / Hot Hot Summer Day (Theo Parrish Re-Edit)
DOWNLOAD
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Labels:
Backyard Boogie Mix,
Boogie,
Chic,
disco,
Funk,
mix,
Moon Boots,
No Boats,
soundcloud,
Sugarhill Gang
12.18.2012
'73 TIL INFINITY
It can't be denied that the 1970's brought us some of the best music ever from rock to glam, funk, disco, punk and even hip-hop. The 70's even produced me during the year when the Watergate scandal was in full swing, lite beer was introduced to the US and the first handheld cellular phone call was made. The decade was full of those fed up by war and the hippie movement. Cocaine was the new drug of choice and people wanted to dance. Soul Train was born. The synthesizer was used more and more and the early stages of electronic music came to be. Here are a few gems from the 1970's to help you remember your roots:
groovy,
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groovy,
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Labels:
70's,
A Message to Rudy,
Boney M,
Can,
Curtis Mayfield,
disco,
Dolly Parton,
Funk,
Giorgio Moroder,
Glam,
No Boats,
Punk,
Rasputin,
Rock,
Soul Train,
Sugarhill Gang,
The Chase,
The Scecials
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