Extended BuhbOmp fam and my real life fake cuzzo, Dj RareForm, dropping heavy soul sounds at one of LA’s premiere spots, The Do Over. Czech our previous entries mentioning The Do Over.

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Runtime – 1hr 7mins 55secs
Tracklisting:

Soul Makossa – Manu Dibango
Nobody can be you – Steve Arrington’s Hall of Fame
I’m in Love – Evelyn “Champagne” King
I Don’t Need It – Faith Evans
Give Me the Night – George Benson
Running Away – Roy Ayers
Soul Makossa (re-edit) – Manu
Rock Creek Park – The BlackByrds
Go – Common (instrumental)
The Pleasure Principle – Janet Jackson
T Plays It Cool – Marvin Gaye
Too Fly (Down Jimmy) – Dwele
The Sun God feat. Vinija Mojica – Common
Those Dreamin’ Eyes of Mine feat. Redman – D’Angelo
Right Here (Human Nature remix) – SWV
You Know My Style – Nas (I miss this Nas)
Words I Manifest – GangStarr
Back to Life – Soul II Soul
I Love You (Remix) feat. Smif n Wessun – Mary J. Blige
You Can’t Turn Me Away – Sylvia Striplin
Distortion to Static – The Roots
Paper Thin (remix) – Mc Lyte
Relax feat J* Davey (Jack Davey is my future babymoms) – Marco Polo
E = MC^2 Ft. Common – J Dilla (R.I.P.)
Rock Steady – Aretha Franklin
Roxanne Roxanne – U.T.F.O.
Forth & Back – Slum Village
Fuck The Police (instrumental) – J Dilla
Got Till it’s Gone feat Q-Tip & Joni Mitchell* (*bullshit credit) – Janet Jackson (R.I.P. J Dilla)
Walk Right Now – The Jacksons
Shakara Oloje – Fela Kuti

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And that folks… is how we does!

Took me a little longer to get this out than I had hoped, but it is finally here: the latest edition of my touch&feel:radio podcast. It’s another hourlong Funky House (aka UK Funky) slammer showing off the many splendors of this emerging sound. Check it out and let me know what you think:

[audio:http://www.touchandfeel.org/downloads/touchfeel16.mp3|titles=16.0 Touch and Feel Radio – 13 July 2009 – DJ Lil Tiger Funky Summer (Funky House/UK Funky) mix]
(if the preview doesn’t work, you can listen to the mix here.)

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Full playlist and more info available at www.touchandfeel.org:

touch&feel:radio is a podcast founded by MR. VISH and DJ LIL TIGER that features a dirty-style blend of various types of soulful urban music from around the world. Genres include: Funky House/UK Funky, UK Garage, 2-Step, Broken Beat, Dancehall, Reggae, Soul, Grime, Jungle/Drum and Bass, Hip-Hop, House, Soca and whatever else suits our souls.

We began this little project in L.A. back in August of 2005, but life put the brakes on things a year later when Lil Tiger moved to NY to start a new life, and Mr. Vish moved back to Houston to attend to his family.

After a long break, though, it’s time to bring this baby back and get the music flowing once more. Thanks for sticking with us. Much more to come.

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For our 11th episode, EMPANADAMN and DJ LIL TIGER team up on a quick, 40-minute mix of styles from Hip-Hop, soul, pop and beyond with throwbacks and currents all thrown in. We have plenty on the slate for ’09, so nibble on this for a bit and enjoy the holidays.

[audio:http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/buhbomp/~3/488125888/11buhbomp.mp3|titles=11 buhbOmp – 16 december 2008 – empanadamn and dj lil tiger]

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You can catch the tracklist in the comments below.

It’s the middle of the month, and with the economy still in the shitter and getting shittier by the day, it’s time for another handout from the generous souls here at buhbOmp HQ. And like all good bureaucracies charged with overseeing the well-being of its needy constituents, we’re a day late and a DJ short. While Cashless is in Japón brokering peace between the Jamaicans and Japanese, Empanadamn and Lil Tiger got the goods to hold you over ’til the first rolls back around. Try not to spend it all in one place:

empanadamn | Halloween treats

Bernard Herrmann “Opening Credits” of Psycho
Herrmann is a big dude in film scoring, serving up sounds of the scary, sinister, and suspense. From the classic Psycho, DJ Scratch used this composition in Busta Rhymes’ “Gimme Some More”

Castlevania “Stage One”
The first level ditty to one of my most favoritest video games ever in the whole wide world. Simon Belmont got whip appeal.

Mike Oldfield “Tubular Bells”
Virgin Records first official release that topped the charts for some time in the UK. The album, mostly instrumental, implemented a lot of sounds never recorded on such a successful release. The title track was also popularized by the film The Exorcist.

Mötley Crüe “Shout At The Devil”
As a child, this song kinda scared the shit out of me, being about yellin’ at the devil and all. But my brother was jammin this, so I guess it was OK. Out of all the Crüe, I liked Mick Mars because he looked like a short Alice Cooper. Factoid: Vince Neil is part Mexican. Thanks to Guitar Hero, people everywhere now rejoice in Satan and don’t even realize it, so nothing out of the ordinary.

RJD2 “The Horror”
I’m not a big fan of the dude, but RJD2’s got a couple of bangers. This is one makes me envision a montage for 70s slasher flick for a diabolical doctor dude who’s really not a doctor, but a school nurse assistant who’s not quite right.

*Bonus bOmp*
DJ Qbert “Alcohol Razorblade Slide”
My favorite track and scene from “Wave Twisters”. The line, “he separated the skull and masturbated in front of it,” is a sound-bite referencing Jeffrey Dahmer (I think)

download: Candy with a razorblade in it. Shhh.

dj lil tiger | get a job, grouch!

H.I.S.D “Break of Dawn”
On of my favorite tunes from the talented Hueston Independent Spit District crew making moves in my hometown. Off their dope Summer Sessions album.

Solange f. Q-Tip “Sandcastle Disco (Remix)”
Because I never tire with showing Houston love, here’s another Space City product with some strong drums and a feel-good vibe. Solange showing she can hold her own.

Monareta “Me Voy Pal Mar”
I’m loving the dub/electronic flare and the nice edits in this tune from this Bogotá duo. Colombia holding it down.

Aretha Franklin “Jump To It (Prince Klassen Young Professional Re-Edit)”
Killer rework straight out the heart of Texas. Austin’s Prince Klassen def keeping the parties movin’.

Jermaine Jackson “Erucu”
Since we’re taking it back a bit, here’s a raw disco classic that should bring out the beast in you.

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For our 10th episode, we’re blessed to present an all-vinyl, one-take, eclectic mix from Austin’s prolific DJ, designer, artist, and musician — DJ STARSIGN:

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“DJ Starsign was more of a rock guy (maybe new wave rock is more appropriate) when he started listening to De La Soul, Ice Cube, Run DMC, EPMD, BDP, Jungle Brothers, etc… and fell in love with beats via old funk, soul, disco, and even rock records. He bought a cheap belt-driven turntable at a pawn shop and started buying dusty vinyl in an effort to discover more beat-oriented music. Choosing to find good music from across the board as opposed to limiting himself to one specific genre, Starsign eventually started djing where the m.o. was to play anything as long as it had a good vibe and it fit with the rest of the mix.

“As a disciple of Bomb Squad, Dust Brothers, Prince Paul and Marley Marl, any record with a heavy beat would receive special attention. More than just playing records, Starsign sees the role of a dj as a creator of atmosphere. Taking elements from classic funk, hazy underground disco, house, electro, old school hip and assorted beats and pieces, Starsign’s sound is a melodic, spaced-out, rhythmic, soulful and nostalgic affair that aims to move your boots and make you feel 10 feet tall.”

For more info on DJ STARSIGN:
http://www.myspace.com/starsign
http://infina.blogspot.com/
http://radioapov.com/index.html?showid=18

tracklisting:

1. Golden Earring – “Intro”
2. Dr. John – “I Walk On Guilded Splinters”
3. Four Tops – “Still Waters”
4. Curtis Mayfield – “Ain’t No Love Lost”
5. Rolling Stones – “Fingerprint File”
6. Chic – “(Funny) Bone”
7. The Smiths – “This Charming Man” (Francois Kevorkian Remix Instrumental)
8. Bee Gees – “You Stepped Into My Life”
9. Uptight Productions – “Get Uptight Man”
10. Original Concept – “Can U Feel It?”
11. Jackson 5 – “It’s Great To Be Here”
12. Steady B – “Serious” (Ceereeus BDP Remix)
13. Banbarras – “Shack Up”
14. Bill Summers – “Straight To The Bank”
15. The Players Association – “Turn The Music Up”
16. Sea Level – “Sneakers (Fifty-Four)”
17. Ultracity – “Divisadero”
18. In Flagranti – “Effective Placebo Affect”
19. Chas Jankel – “Ai No Corrida”
20. Quincy Jones – “Ai No Corrida”
21. Coati Mundi – “Mi No Pop I”
22. In Flagranti – “Business Acumen”
23. Le Knight Club – “Nymphae Song”
24. I:Cube – “Un Proton Pour Toi, Un Neutron Pour Moi”
25. Roy Davis Jr. – “Rock Shock”
26. Daft Punk – “Robot Rock”
27. Breakwater – “Release The Beast”
28. TPO – “Family Stone Beat”
29. The Police – “When The World Keeps Running Down, You Make The Best of What’s Still Around”
30. TPO – “Life Is Science”
31. Pumpkin – “King Of The Beat”
32. Cristina – “Temporarily Yours”
33. Don Armando’s 2nd Avenue Rhumba Band – “Deputy of Love”
34. War – “Galaxy”
35. 808 State – “Pacific”
36. TangoTerje – “I Can’t Help It”
37. Lee Douglass – Oursong 99″ / De La Soul – “Me Myself And I”

—=(] buhbOmp radio [)=— is back on track with the latest installment provided by DJ LIL TIGER.

After a long hiatus, Lil Tiger returns with a drum-heavy, beat-driven summer stew of hip-hop, funk, disco, house and soul:

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Playlist: 

Four Kornerz » Gonna Make It
Meco » Other Galactic Funk
Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings » Keep On Looking (Kenny Dope Mix)
The Sugarman Three and Co. feat. Charles Bradley » Take It As It Comes (Afrodisiac Soundsystem Remix)
Sygaire and Defcon » Always For The Breaks
Un-Organization » It’s Just Begun
Aleem » Release Yourself
Motor City Drum Ensemble » Raw Cuts #2
Amy Winehouse » Tears Dry On Their Own (Al Usher Remix)
U-Tern » Give It Up
Jimmy ‘Bo’ Horne » Gimme Some
Caress » Catch The Rhythm
Blackbyrds Interlude
Harvey Mason » Groovin’ You (Morsy Mix)
Isley Brothers » Fight The Power (Timmy Regisford Shelter Remix)