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What if Primo stayed in Texas? Would Southern Rap still have taken over the world? What if the Southern Sound was that of DJ Premier?
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Recommended Listening / DJ Edits
For those that follow my blog and might be in my DJ email list are familiar with my edit packs I started to send out a few weeks ago. This is the newest pack with my favorite tunes from the new T.I. album, No Mercy, made a little more DJ friendly.
I wasn’t planning on releasing a T.I. pack, but once I did the Lay Me Down edit I thought it would be fitting.
As usual, if you enjoy what you hear I recommend going to your LOCAL record shop and BUY it!
You must learn.
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Recommended Listening / Dj Mix
Last Thursday in New York my good friend put on the first of many great parties to come. The monthly event is called Classics Party and is a great concept based around a classic album, which would get played through out the night in entirety, and anything related to said album. The first was Outkast’s Aquemini and Dj Ayres was the DJ for the night. He has blessed us with a great mixtape of all things related to them.
To download the mixtape, you must learn.
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Witchdoctor ft. Outkast – Dez Only 1
Goodie Mobb ft. Big Boi – Dirty South
Cool Breeze – Creatine
Georgio Moroder – Theme From Midnight Express
Outkast – Nathaniel
UGK – Ridin’ Dirty
Outkast – West Savannah
Youngbloodz ft. Big Boi – 85
Rebirth Brass Band – Spottie
8-Ball & MJG – Paid Dues
David Banner – Cadillacs on 22s
Slim Cutta Calhoun ft. Andre 3000 – It’s OK
Sly & The Family Stone – Rock Dirge
Harry Mancini – Police Woman (D. Ramirez edit)
Kraftwerk – Trans Europe Express
Outkast – Da Art of Storytelling
Wilbur “Bad” Bascomb – Black Grass
Outkast – Rosa Parks
Merry Clayton – Southern Man
Cool Breeze ft. Dungeon Family – Watch For The Hook
Slick Rick ft Outkast – Street Talkin
Killer Mike ft. Big Boi – A.D.I.D.A.S.
Field Mob ft. Cee Lo – All I Know
