Showing posts with label Guest Posts/Mixes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guest Posts/Mixes. Show all posts

Friday, April 8, 2011

Guest Mix: Southern Fried


Big thanks to Jon Oda for this impressive mix of heavy psych treats. Highlights of Southern Fried include Iron Knowledge's "Show Stopper, Tommy James' killer "Midnight Train" and a rad cover of "Down By The River" by the Dutch Rhythm & Steel Show. It was a pleasure to listen to this, I suggest you do too. Send me more music anytime Jon, great work. Here's the playlist:

Patch of Grass - Jeff Cooper And The Stoned Wings
Showstopper - Iron Knowledge
Born Under A Bad Sign - Fear Itself
...Get Back - The Diedre Wilson Tabac
The Ultimate Prophecy - J.D. Blackfoot
Death's Finale - J.D. Blackfoot
Cycles - J.D. Blackfoot
Waiting To Be Born - J.D. Blackfoot
Midnight Train - Tommy James
Fire Ring - The Children
Down By the River - Dutch Rhythm & Steel Show
Motorcycle - King George Discovery
Get Your Mind Straight
Trilogy - Kak
Flower Pot - Load Stone
Bridge of Sighs - Robin Trower

Southern Fried

Friday, January 7, 2011

Vibrant Vietnam






















Hey yall, today we got a new furl in the mix, a guest post from Ted, and appropriately I'm putting up this insane mix of pre-war Vietnamese jams. The stuff ranges from traditional-ish, to garage-ish, to go-go dance-ish...it's weird, it's cool, it's Vietnam. The story behind the making of the mix (which was in no way me) is really dope, check out the story of digging for and dusting off these old crazy shits. Check out the story and the original album art (really cool) Here

Vibrant Vietnam

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Mikey's Furl Tracks Mix



Just got a present in the mail from my main man Mikey who always brings the heat, three mixes of obscure soul, punk and garage. I love getting music in the mail- it was like Christmas morning today, a bunch of new shit to play with. Here's the mix he made especially for the blog, a killer mix of old punk/garage with bands such as Silver Chalice, Death and the Afrika Korps. This is why trading mixes is the best, I've never heard San Diego's The Penetrators before, and the track "Warlord" is a fucking rad rocking, gritty jam and probably my favorite on the mix. Man, when I come across bands like this I think: Holy shit how have I never heard this before? And: I've been living without this in my rotation for how long? Pure inspiration to always keep diggin', always new stuff out there to find. Thanks again Mikey, expect something in the mail here eventually- good luck with the new gig and enjoy the crib. All right, time to crack open a Tecate and get down to this...

Livin' Downtown- The A.D.'s
Jailbait Janet- Afrika Korps
Scam- Corpse Grinders
Politicians In My Eyes- Death
Fallout Shelter- Dennis Most and the Instigators
Talking In My Sleep- The Discreet Doll Band
Cry Real Tears- Gizmos
I'm Sure We're Gonna Make It- Ivy Green
Screwed Up- Menace
Warlord- Penetrators
Wasted- Silver Chalice
Hit and Run- Satanic Rites

Oh yeah, I just couldn't resist- It was the best Halloween costume of the year, way better than our "ZZ Topless."
Furl

Thursday, September 2, 2010

African Fuzz and Funk Vol. 1




Finally threw together a mix of some of my favorite African Fuzz/Funk tracks that I've been listening to lately- I've had these gems on repeat around the house for at least half a year now. I've always been on the fringe of attempting to grasp the amazing amounts of music that comes out of Africa, but it's really intimidating knowing my addictive personality. It's also extremely life-affirming when you discover a whole new genre of music that you never knew existed and have it take over everything your listening to. I've always picked up obscure African funk around the blog-sphere or off compilations, but my new fascination lies with the mid-70s psych fuzz brilliance of Zambia's "Zam-Rock." I first heard Chrissy Zebby Tembo a couple years back which began my quest to find anything else that remotely sounded like it. I then discovered Amanaz which blew my mind along with Witch and The Ngozi Family. Long story short, you should listen to this. Even better is you also have somebody doing all the work for you over in Africa- Brooklyn DJ Frank Gossner has erected the holy mothership of a blog Voodoo Funk which makes my blog look like a fucking piss ant. Frank came up with the idea of traveling all around Africa putting up billboards asking people to sell him their old vinyl resulting in a plethora of un-tapped killer African funk, afro-beat, disco and fuzz/psych. Fucking genius idea, why didn't I think of that? Check out his adventures here and be prepared to put in some time. He's also re-releasing many of the albums that he has found, including the Psychedelic Aliens which everyone is anticipating in October. All right enough blathering, let's get into the music shall we? Here's a small sampling of some stuff I've found, and if you have something you think I'd like- hit me up, enjoy:

Ah! Congo- Orchestre National du Congo
Feeling Good- Chrissy Zebby Tembo & Ngozi Family
Bazali Bam- Bazali Bam
Easy Street- Amanaz
05. A5- The Blackfoot
Atate- Ngozi Family
Eté Endénesh Gèdawo- Mèllèssè, Mulugèn
Little Clown- The Witch
Peter Tsotsi, Nashil Pichen & The Equator Sound Band - Pole Musa
History of Man- Amanaz
Khubani- J. K. Mayengani And The Shingwedzi Sisters
Hold On- Ngozi Family
Betchayen Tegodahu- Alemayehu Eschete
Ebeto dabi- Vis-a-Vis
My Ancestors- Chrissy Zebby Tembo & Ngozi Family
Oyonko Brebo- African Brothers Dance Band
17. B4- The Blackfoot
Yeqer Mèmèkatesh- Mahmoud Ahmed
Better Change Your Mind- William Onyeabor
Wozani Mahipi- Mahotella Queens
Everything Is Over- Ngozi Family

Hold On it's rapidshare

Monday, August 30, 2010

Crunk Junk Vol. 6


Finally back y'all, not a better way to get back into it than with the next installment of Crunk. We're to Vol. 6 already and not slowin' down, there's always fiends to serve. Vol. 6 highlights include a couple tracks from the hottest mixtape right now, Tity Boi's Trap-A-Velli 2(The Residue) with "Kitchen" and "Fuck The Roof." Also included is a couple tracks by Alabama's finest Jackie Chain with "Diamonds & Cadillacs" brought to us by Julius Bloop and the ridiculous "In & Out." The remix of "Keep My Name Out Yo Mouth" is also dope, but we also have a special surprise from the birthday boy Teddy with an unknown old track from the late 90s. It's labeled "Ted's Track", if you know the title hit me up. Thanks to Bloop and Ted for contributing, here's the playlist bitches:

Kitchen- Tity Boi
Trap Star- Benz & Yo Gotti
Making Love To The Money- Gucci Mane
Diamonds & Cadillacs- Jackie Chain
Paid Da Cost- Slim Thug
Look In The Mirror- Yo Gotti
Trap Boyz Ft. Brite Boyz- Oj Da Juiceman
Coco Loso- Frenchie
Furl Shit- Ted's Track
Stunt On'em JF New Scrappy- Lil Jon
Dangers Not a Stranger- Gucci Mane
Cop A Drop- Trae Tha Truth
Fuck The Roof- Tity Boi
Powder- Young Jeezy
Kush & Lean Ft. Drop- Oj Da Juiceman
Electricity- Gucci Mane
Freeze Me Main- Young Dro
In & Out- Jackie Chain
Keep My Name Out Yo Mouth (Remix)- Three 6 Mafia

Vol.6

Thursday, July 29, 2010

Crunk Junk Vol. 5


Here's the latest edition of the Crunk Junk series for all you fiends out there. I've always posted these mixes mainly for people I work with and a few other furls, but it seems they're being downloaded just as much as everything else on the blog- go figure. So I've decided to post them with full playlist listings and some insight into the highlights of each mix. I've been putting these mixes together going on about 4 years to listen to in the kitchen (work), we used to have competitions on who could find the most ridiculous underground hip-hop tracks. From this spawned a full fledged addiction like fiends on crack- I collect all the new leaks off mixtapes and compile my favorites to make these mixes. Usually these mixes are filled with the usual suspects who sell beats like dope, putting out new shit almost weekly. This includes OJ, Gucci and Three 6 who never fail to deliver. Vol. 5 also brings us a strong return of that furl Project Pat with the club track "Dreads Shakin' Wild As Hell" and a killer remix of "Burglar Bars." Here's the playlist along with Juicy J's tag line: "Play me some pimpin' mane!"

Bricks, Ounces, Dueces- OJ Da Juiceman & Mook
Imma Get It- Paul Wall Feat. Bun B, Kid Sister
Fill My Cup- G. Chill ft. Supa Villain
Midget- OJ da Juiceman
Makin' Plays- Frayser Boy, Gucci Mane & Criminal Manne
Popin and Chiefin- Screwww
Burnt Orange- OJ Da Juiceman
Blow Me A Stack- Juicy J
Dreads Shaking Wild As Hell- Project Pat
Hoe Pulla- Juicy J, Project Pat & V Slash
20, 40- OJ Da Juiceman
Texas Gangsta- DJ Screw
Get It In- Tity Boi
What Ya Doing- Dre day
Middle Of Da Club- Jackie Chain
Ga Damn I Need Some Money- Juicy J
Vampire- Gucci Mane & Trina
Bet Yo Bankroll- Yo Yo Munie & Juicy J
Burglar Bars (Remix)- Project Pat

Vol. 5

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Latin Blends Vol. 1





I've been diggin' the Latin flava lately since I've been attempting to learn Spanish this summer. So here's a mix I put together of some of my favorite old-school Latino sounds from my collection. Almost every base is covered here, from psych to funk to traditional Latin music. I like making these mixes because I can post many tracks I'd probably never get around to posting, such as obscure 45s. The list includes classic gangsta low-rider anthems such as Malo's "Suavecito" and the Turks' "I'm A Fool." Also included are original garage tracks from Thee Midniters and Cannibal and the Headhunters along with a couple seminal heavily sampled funk tracks "Hector" by the Village Callers and "Mango Meat" by Mandrill. I also threw in the power psych rocker "Only Good For Conversation" off Cold Fact by Rodriguez. Let's also not forget about "Can't Be A Lie" by Los Mockers, one of my favorite tracks right now. Here's the playlist, enjoy:

Escuchame, Alumbrame- Los Gatos
Shains a Go Go- Los Shains
Strange World- Cannibal & the Headhunters
Mango Meat- Mandrill
Only Good For Conversation- Rodriguez
Soul Drummers 45- Ray Barretto
I'm A Fool- The Turks
Guajira Sicodelica- Los Destellos
The Town I Live In- Thee Midniters
Rompan Todo- Los Shakers
All Day Music- War
Searching For Love- Ray Jay and the Eastsiders
Can´t Be A Lie- Los Mockers
Stone Cold Picnic- Mongo Santamaria
Sombras De Tu Recuerdo- Los Angeles Negros
I Found A Peanut- Thee Midniters
The Fat Man- Cannibal & the Headhunters
Dos Guitarras- Los 4 Planetas
Suavecito- Malo
Free And Easy- Disturbas
Changing The Colors Of Life- Los Chijuas
Hector- The Village Callers
The Party's Over- The Latin Souls

Vol. 1

Monday, July 12, 2010

Furl Girls Vol. 1




Really had some fun with this mix- here's a playlist of all female girl groups and singers which I've recently thrown together for your listening pleasure. Most of my favorites are on this mix- from Dottie Cambridge to Helene Smith, it's a slew of obscurities and classics woven together for your lofty earholes. This is just the tip of the iceberg, so if you like it leave some comments and Vol. 2 will be just around the corner. Here's the playlist:

I've Got Reasons- Mary Jane Hooper
I Am Controlled By Your Love- Helene Smith
Mean Man- Betty Harris
Sweet Inspiration- The Sweet Inspirations
Three Roses- Starfires
Take Me Home- Donna King
All The Way Down- Etta James
Blind Alley- The Emotions
Check Me Out- Little Denice
Don't Make Good Girls Go Bad- Della Humphrey
He's About A Mover- Dottie Cambridge
I Can't See Nobody- Nina Simone
I Can't Stand The Rain- Ann Peebles
I Don't Want Nothin' Old But Money- Laura Lee
I'm In Love- The Fascinations
Break-A-Way- Irma Thomas
Jumpin Jack Flash- Thelma Houston
Little Things Mean A Lot- Spanky Wilson
Make Me Believe In You- Patti Jo/Black Science
My Destination Is True Love- Johnnie Mae Matthews
My Love Is Commin Down- Ruby Andrews
Nothing But A Heartache- The Flirtations
Someone Else's Arms- Barbara Acklin
The Slow Fizz- The Sapphires
Trouble- Foxy
Bar-B-Q- Wendy Rene
You Gotta Push- Jodi Gales
You Touch Me- The Lullabyes

Furl Girls Vol. 1

Monday, June 21, 2010

Crunk Junk Vol. 4


Vol. 4 is here for all you fiends, could be the best one yet. Gucci!
Trap Spot

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Captain Sky


It's my distinct pleasure to introduce the newest contributor to Furl Tracks, American Bandstand himself Mr. Dick Clark. He will be posting now occasionally to fill the obvious voids, so here he is:
Yes yes ya'll, we are gonna jump right on in with some funky disco goodness out of the windy city area. Captain Sky had a short lived career riding the P-Funk wave of boogie, bass and platform shoes, however in that short span he created "Super Sporm," which went on to be sampled by Public Enemy, BDP, and others. Anyway, as the Captain himself put it, climb on in the phone booth of your mind and tune in!

Super Sporm

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Crunk Junk Vol. 2

Finally fixed the Crunk Junk Vol.2 Upload for all you fiends, so it should now work. It's re-posted in its original place. Let me know if it doesn't work... Get Hyphy.

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Crunk Junk Vol. 3


Vol. 3 is finally here, "What They Goin' Do?" Shit. Thanks to Teddy for contributing, pop some bottles...
The Weedman

Monday, May 10, 2010

Dancehall Mix Vol. 1



Here's a mix of mostly Dancehall classics and underground cuts. Everything from old toasting to new Dancehall joints, this mix is a listen into some of the best sounds and riddims to come out of Jamaica. Here's the playlist:

Loch Ness Monster- King Horror
Brimstone and Fire- Niney the Observer
Stopper- Cutty Ranks
I'll Make Ya- Major Lazer
The Right Man- Frisco Kid
Slew Dem- Capleton
Sweet To The Belly- Vybz Kartel
Here I Come- Barrington Levy
Jumping Master/ Master Mind- Mikey Dread
Champion- Buju Banton
When I'm down- Alton Ellis
Test The High Power- Ninjaman
Skylarking- Horace Andy
Cool Operator- Pat Kelly
Chase Vampire- Sancho
Park Up The Hearse- Merciless
Sucky Ducky- Mr Vegas
M-16- Lone Ranger
Bam Bam- Sister Nancy
Golden Hen- Tenor Saw
Now Or Never- Daddy Freddy
Gun In A Baggy- Little Lenny
Bone Connection- Nicodemus
Diseases- Papa Michigan & General Smiley
Under Me Sleng Teng- Wayne Smith
Morning Ride- Yellowman

Bam Bam

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Furlo Obscuro Vol. 2


Here's a killer mix of some old and new instrumentals I recently made for summer. Most of these are ripped off vinyl, it includes deep-funk, jazz-funk, fuzz, psych and a little surf and Latin touches. If you dig this, let me know you're out there...
Here's the playlist:

Theme from The Baden Persuader- The DT6
Grits 'N Cornbread- Soul Runners
Ballons- Peter Pan And The Good Fairies
wondur- The Takers
Handclapping Song- Meters
It Never Stopped In My Home Town- Les McCann
Blow Your Mind- Sound Experience
Trouble in the Streets- Lost Ones
Skeeter Dope- Pacers
Kick The Ballistics- 45 King
On My Knees- One Eyed Jacks
Sunday Kind Of Love- JD & The Evil's Dynamite Band
The Big Red Tomato- Growing Society
Musings To Myself- El Michels Affair
space- Galt Macdermot
Sugar Cube- Electrified Tomorrow
stone cold picnic- Mongo Santamaria
guajira sicodelica- Los Destellos
Test Pattern- Jimmy Gordon
Stoned Soul- Artie Christopher
Burnt Biscuts- The Triumphs
How Can I Love (Now that Your Gone)- The Olympians

Furlo Obscuro Vol. 2

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Dr. Furlenstein Mix


No blues or country today, returning to some funk I just had to post. The Wyld Chyld just dropped me his latest mix containing some nasty Miami funk and other dope shit. I'm posting some of the funk highlights off the mix, they also go well with the Underground Disco mix I posted last Friday. Miami's main man George McCrae's "I Get Lifted" off Rock Your Baby seen above is the jam, following is All The People with "Cramp Your Style." I'm throwing in an instrumental "Hoppin' John" by the Packers, who later became the seminal Booker T and the MG's. Thanks to J for the mix.


Friday, April 2, 2010

Underground Disco Vol. 1


Yeah, that's right... Disco on Furltracks. Before you stop following this blog after this post, let me persuade you to check this mix out. I've stumbled across most of these tracks over the years accidentally with each one grabbing my attention at first listen. This mix is a listen into the underground disco scene over the last 30+ years. I guess I could label most of these tracks post-disco, but I'm not into labels. I could also say that most of these tracks have had a huge influence on hip-hop and electronic artists, but all of these tracks can stand on their own. This is a mix of dope clap beats, new and old synthy joints, space jams and plain weird shit that's a great soundtrack for a late night blown-out dance shindig. This mix travels to France, Italy, New York, and Chi-town to make you dance:

Artifical Intelligence- Nite Jewel
Cosmic Daddy- Venus Gang
Space Bass- Slick
Roman Photo- Ruth
Yellow Sunshine- Yellow Sunshine
Get Down Boy- Paper Doll
Atmosphere Strut- Cloud One
Lost Angeles- Giorgio Moroder
Dance- ESG
New York Moving- Ahzz
I Hear Music In The Streets- Unlimited Touch
Funky Stuff- Lizzy Mercier Descloux
The Rock- East Coast
"H" Friend- Black Devil
Your Love Is In The Pocket- Premonition
Rock Candy- Weeks & Co.
Last Nite A DJ Saved My Life- Mirage
In the Bush- Musique
Go Bang!- Dinosaur L
Is it All Over My Face- Loose Joints

Enjoy

Friday, March 26, 2010

Crunk Junk Vol. 2


Vol. 2 is here, "Whip It Up" furls...
Re-post, should work

Friday, March 5, 2010

Crunk Junk Vol. 1


Just realized I'm posting this right after Nancy & Lee of all albums, funny shit. Here's a big mix of Crunk full of all the usual suspects: Three 6, Gucci, and OJ just to name a few. All that talk of traps, yayo, drank, and kush that you just can't get enough of. Highlights include "Kush Is My Cologne," "KFC," "Burr Beer," "Lean In My Cup," and the classic "Rainbow Colors." Thanks to Lee for contributing- pour that drank, roll up that kush and enjoy.
Purp

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

auxbox.biz

A special thanks to my main man Mr. Lincoln (A.K.A. Knuckles) for designing the new blog header seen at the top of the page. This furl has some serious talent when it comes to web design and motion graphics, check out his work at auxbox.biz. Thanks again Knuckles, you really tied the blog together.

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Furltracks Note/Furlo Obscuro Vol. 1


Been kicking around some ideas for the blog, I'm going to try something new. I will follow a rough pattern for daily postings as follows:

Monday: Metal/Prog/Punk
Tuesday: Soul/Funk
Wednesday: Garage/Psych
Thursday: Blues/Country
Friday: Wild Card/Mixes

Weekends have been hectic lately, but I will post if I have time. People have requested many different things so this will hopefully give everyone something at least once a week. Music diversity is important here at furltracks, we'll see if this works. Enough bullshit, here's my first attempt at a mix titled Furlo Obscuro Vol. 1. It contains a little of everything: organ and surf induced freak-outs, garage, funk, soul, and just plain weird shit all pretty much ripped off vinyl. Here's the playlist:

Charge!- Camelots
Loch Ness Monster- King Horror
angie la la- Nora Dean
Shake Your Tail Feather- Five Du-Tones
Sing A Simple Song- The Noble Knights
My 2600- Captain funkaho
On The Go- Leather Boy
Draggin' Around- Saxons
The Green Monster- The Alberto Combo
The Riddler- The Riddler
Shains a Go Go- Los Shains
Come With Me To The Casbah- Ganimian & His Orientals
Dos Guitarras- Los 4 Planetas
Wild Thing- Senator Everett McKinley

Threw this together for the fuck of it, let me know if you like. Don't be a d-bag- leave comments! I have a bunch of these old obscurities I'd like to put to use somehow. It's a zip file so download WINRAR to open it, it's free and takes a couple seconds. Also try to play in sequence. Hope you dig!
http://www.mediafire.com/?emzxwh32mvu