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Where it all came from!

  • 20-05-2005 6:27pm
    #1
    StevieG
    Closed Accounts Posts: 327 ✭✭


    Jazz/funk/soul/disco/rock/blues/latin and loads more places but the importance of Electro to hip-hop can't be overestimated; in fact i would go as far as saying that Electro is hip-hop in its purest form since it laid down the blueprint to the music we have all grown to love over the last 25 or so years. Tomorrow i'm gonna be taking it back to the era where this **** really took off with an electro special on Black on Red on Corks RedFM 104-106. Show kicks off at 7PM, the Electro mix at around 8.45 listen on-line at www.redfm.ie and don't forget the lino!

    I'll post full details of the tracklisting next week but here's what a taster!

    Man Parrish
    Herbie Hancock
    Afrika Bambataa and the Zulu Nation
    Criminal Element Orchestra
    Grandmaster Flash
    Egyptian Lover
    Arabian Prince
    Whodini
    Newcleus
    Hashim
    Tyrone Brunson
    High Fidelity Three
    Kraftwerk
    Art of Noise
    Break Machine
    Chaka Khan
    A Guy Called Gerald
    Cybotron
    Orange Lemon
    ESG
    Liquid liquid
    Mantronix
    Key-Matic
    DJ Globe & The Whizz Kid
    Harold Faltemeyer
    Donna Allen
    Lisa Lisa & The Cult Jam
    Malcolm McClaren
    Fonda Rae
    etc etc


Comments

  • #2
    StevieG
    Closed Accounts Posts: 327 ✭✭StevieG


    Full Track-Listing



    Man Parrish-Boogie Down Bronx
    DJ Globe & Whizz-Kid-Play That Beat
    Gang Starr-Play That Beat (Remix)
    Herbie Hancock-Rockit
    Harold Faltermeyer-Axel F
    Man Parrish-Hip-Hop, Be-Bop (Don't Stop)
    High Fidelity Three-B-boys Breakdance
    Tyrone Brunson-The Smurf
    Hashim-Al Naafiysh (The Soul)
    Afrika Bambaataa & the Soul Sonic Force-Looking for the Perfect Beat
    Afrika Bambaataa & the Soul Sonic Force-Planet Rock
    Kraftwerk-Trans Europe Express
    Art of Noise-Beatbox
    Key-Matic-Breakin in Space
    Whodini-Magic's Wand
    Grandmaster Caz-Wild Style Theme
    Mantronix-Ladies
    ESG-UFO
    Westside Mob-Break Dance Electric Boogie
    Newcleus-Jam On It
    Orange Lemon-Dreams of Santa Ana
    A Guy Called Gerald-Voodoo Ray
    Cybotron-Clear
    Egyptian Lover-And My Beat Goes Boom
    Arabian Prince-Innovator
    Chaka Khan-I Feel for You
    Liquid liquid-White Lines
    Criminal Element Orchestra-Put The Needle on the Record
    Break Machine-Street Dance
    Break Machine-Break Dance Party
    Lisa Lisa & The Cult Jam-I Wonder If I Take You Home
    Fondae Rae-Touch Me (All Night Long)
    Donna Allen-Serious
    Malcolm McClaren-Buffalo Girls
    Grandmaster Flash-The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash & the Wheels of Steel


  • #3
    Cannibal Ox
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,053 ✭✭✭Cannibal Ox


    Afrika Bambaataa followed by Kraftwerk....that's some ecletic ****, kudos
    :D


  • #4
    Executive Steve
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,373 ✭✭✭Executive Steve


    hardly that eclectic, kraftwerk were a HUGE influence on electro, and were plundered for samples by all the electro producers of the day... its more "2cleverly joining the dots and knowing his history" than eclectic imo

    Big up Stevie G! we share initials, lol


  • #5
    StevieG
    Closed Accounts Posts: 327 ✭✭StevieG


    Yeah nice one boys for the comments the point with those two tracks is that Bamabataa sampled the Kraftwerk number. Anyway this weeks special deals with James Brown and the funk era so i think i'll start another thread!


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