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The Chop Shop Podcast Vol.9 & 10
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31-12-2007 4:40pm#1STEVIE G PRESENTS THE CHOP SHOP PODCAST VOL.9
First of let me wish all you a Happy Christmas and a Good New Year. While i’m wishing folks well i’d like to thank all the dj’s who took the time to put a mix for the podcast, so to Justin O Donnell, Handsome Paddy, A2DF, DJ Half Dutch, Jimmy The Hideous Penguin, Colm Kenefick, Colz, Stevie G & Pasta Masta thanks for your time and effort, without which this podcast wouldn’t be possible. To Neil Corcoran, thanks for the reviews and i’ll look forward to reading some more next year. And i almost forgot to thank my good friend Oscar Foran for the artwork and the photoshop tips. Now getting back on topic, i’m proud to present The Chop Shop Podcast Vol. 9 mixed by none other thans Red Fm’s Stevie G! …………………………………………
“This was my first mix in awhile and I had a lot of tunes to get out
my system, probably too much really! I only got about half of them
on so I’ll have to do a part 2 soon-This mix here includes a pretty
good variety of stuff, from funk and hip-hop to reggae and rock.
Soul and jazz run through most of the tunes, which I’ve pretty much
banged together as if it were a live gig.
I could easily have kept it to a smooth and slick 95bpm
hip-hop for the whole thing, but that’s what I was doing ten or
twelve years ago and I wanna play much broader now. That said the
mix kicks off with largely a hip-hop vibe, before proceeding to
some breaks and funk, and eventually on to some rock and Motown
stuff, via reggae and ska. As I said, there are bits of jazz all
along the way, from the early hip-hop prototype Last Poets stuff,
to the heavily jazz influenced stuff from a few of my favourite
modern soul singers, Amy Winehouse and Jill Scott. The jazz funk of
a Marvin Gaye classic gives way to Jazzy Jeff’s pioneering blend of
some of the best 70’s stuff, with “Mister Magic” sitting nicely on
a remix of Jurassic 5’s first single. Cannonball Adderley’s mighty
“Walk Tall” is another jazz classic, as are the two Blue Mitchell
efforts here, both sampled by great hip-hop tracks.
I’m a big reggae and soul fan too, and there’s
smatterings of both, though time restrictions meant these sections
are a bit rushed. Two of the best ever DJ orientated tracks are on
here too, the aforementioned Jazzy Jeff cut-up accompanied by the
still outstanding Cut Chemist remix of DJ Shadow’s classic, a
massive track for me back in the day. From a similar era I’ve
included MC Lyte and Nas, plus a contribution from one of the most
under-rated hip-hop crews of them all, Digable Planets. Modern big
hitters such as Jay Z, Common and Kanye more than merit their
inclusion, while my love for Dilla is evident on about 4 tracks,
the incredible Pharoahe Monch helping out on a track from “The
Shining”
As a teenager who listened to the Velvet Underground non
stop, I’m delighted to include the massive “Rock n’Roll”, a very
big track for me growing up. Van Morrison’s Them, Aretha Franklin,
The Stones, Booker T and Jackie Wilson are all there too, plus
Maceo & the Macks, James Brown and the Four Tops! Apologies if some
bits are a bit rushed, I would love to play the tracks in full, but
it is the Chop Shop after all. Happy Christmas!” - Stevie G
1-LAST POETS-Jazzoetry
2-JILL SCOTT-Let It Be
3-DIGABLE PLANETS-Time & Space (A new Refutation of)
4-BLUE MITCHELL-Flat Backing
5-MENAHAN STREET BAND-Make the Road by Walking
6-JAY Z-Roc Boyz
7-J DILLA FEAT PHAROAHE MONCH-Love Music
8-A TRIBE CALLED QUEST-Love
9-ARTIFACTS-Art of Facts (Remix)
10-MC LYTE-Stop, Look and Listen
11-NAS-Represent
12-PHAT KHAT-Rainy Dayz
13-COMMON FEAT DWELE-The People
14-MACEO & THE MACKS-Cross the Tracks
15-STETSASONIC-DBC (Let the Music Play)
16-DOUG E FRESH-The Show
17-STAT QUO-Here We Go
18-JASON FOX-Aunt Jackie
19-RED ASTAIRE-Move Ya Ass
20-RED ASTAIRE-Mambo El B-Boy
21-HOT 8 BRASS BAND-What’s My Name?
22-DJ SHADOW-The Number Song (Cut Chemist Mix)
23-JAMES BROWN-Talkin’ Loud & Sayin’ Nuthin
24-MARVIN GAYE-T Plays It Cool
25-JAZZY JEFF & THE FRESH PRINCE-A Touch of Jazz
26-GROVER WASHINGTON JR-Mister Magic
27-JURASSIC 5-Unified Magic (Remix)
28-STEELY DAN-Kid Charlemagne
29-KANYE WEST-Champion
30-WADE MARCUS-Spinning Wheel
31-ARCHIE SHEPP-Mama Too Tight
32-INSTITUTO MEXICANO-Hip Hop No Pares
33-MARCIA GRIFFITHS-Feels Like Jumpin’
34-WELTON IRIE-Hotter Reggae Music
35-THE UPSETTERS-Return of Django
36-BIG YOUTH-Hot Stock
37-MARK RONSON FEAT AMY WINEHOUSE-Valerie (Baby J Remix)
38-DELROY WILSON-Dancin’ Mood
39-THE ETHIOPIANS-Owe Me No pay Me
40-BOB MARLEY-Soul Shakedown Party
41-BOB MARLEY-Soul Shakedown Party (Aphrodisiac Mix)
42-ROLLING STONES-Under my Thumb
43-WAYNE GIBSON-Under my Thumb
44-VELVET UNDERGROUND-Rock N’Roll
45-THEM-Gloria
46-ARETHA FRANKLIN-Save Me
47-BOOKER T & THE MG’S-Green Onions
48-JONATHAN RICHMAN-Roadrunner
49-JR. WALKER & THE ALL STARS-I’m A Road Runner
50-DETROIT SOUND-We’re Gonna Party
51-JACKIE WILSON-Soul Galore
52-THE FOUR TOPS-I Can’t Help Myself
53-BARRETT STRONG-Money (That’s what I Want)
54-ARCHIE BELL & THE DRELLS-I Can’t Stop Dancin’
55-LIGHTNIN’ ROD-Sport
56-CANNONBALL ADDERLEY-Walk Tall
57-BLUE MITCHELL-Good Humour Man
58-UMC’s–One to Grow On
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PASTA MASTA PRESENTS THE CHOP SHOP PODCAST VOL.10
Right folks as promised we’ve got one last installment of our podcast before the new year, Pasta Masta is on the wheels of steel this time round and let me be the first to tell ya that dude doesn’t disappoint. Runnin at just under 74 mins and featuring an eclectic mix of tracks from artists such as Prince, The Pharcyde, Moloko, Disco Dub Band and many more, this mix is bound to go down well with just bout any one lucky enough to hear it! Thanks again to all involved and to the subscribers who’ve taken the time to download and listen to the mixes. See ya in a few weeks, THE CHOP SHOP!
1 - BOOGALOO & LOTARI vs SMOOTH ‘Sweat side’
2 - SOULIQUE ‘Let’s stay running’
3 - MC LYTE ‘Cold rock a party’
4 - SONO RHIZMO ‘Barbwire’
5 - NATURAL SELF ‘The sound’
6 - DJ SHADOW ‘The number song’ (Cut Chemist remix)
7 - MEKON ft. SKOOLLY D ‘Skool”s out’
8 - NWA ‘Straight outta Compton’
9 - KRS 1 ‘I can”t wake up’
10 - SHOWBIZ & AG ‘Bounce ta this’
11 - THE PHARCYDE ‘I’m that type of nigga’
12 - MR. FITZPOP ‘Without me’ (900numberblend)
13 - PRINCE ‘D.M.S.R. (Extended version)
14 - 21 GUITARS ’Scorpio’
15 - EXILE ‘Summer in L.A.’
16 - AREA CODE 615 ‘Stone fox chase’
17 - WAR ‘The world is a ghetto’
18 - RUNAWAY ‘Shadows’
19 - DISCO DUB BAND ‘Disco Dub’ (re-edit)
20 - FRANKIE SMITH ‘Double dutch bus’
21 - SYRUP ‘Sweat shop’
22 - RUBE ‘Dharma bumrush’
23 - ZONGAMIN ‘Bongo song’
24 - NU TROPIC ‘Moonlight’
25 - RINOCEROSE ‘Mes vacances a Rio’ (Francois K remix)
26 - MOLOKO ‘Time is now’ (FK blissed out dub)
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