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Original Samples Tracklist:

The Main Ingrediants - You’ve Been My Inspiration

The Impressions - We’re A Winner [’Sound The Alarm’]

Steve Miller Band - Space Intro [’Sound The Alarm’] 

The Supremes - Is There A Place (In His Heart For Me) [’U']

Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jr - Nothing Can Stop Me [’Shut it Down’]

Aretha Franklin - Tracks of my Tears [’Three+Sum’]

Yes - Roundabout [’Action’]

The Persuaders - Love Gonna Pack Up (And Walk Out) [’One Song’]

The Miracles - If You Can Wait [’I'm Out’]

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via Universoul, Goons

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KT posted a new podcast. One of the best producers out there. 14KT is a part of the Athletic Mic League, and worked with Invincible & Buff1 on their latest projects.  

KT - The Stylus

Tracklist:

1. Oscar Browne Jr.- If You Come Back (Intro)

2. Gladys Knight & The Pips- Makings Of You

3. Shuggie Otis- Not Available

4. Flora Purim- Walking Away

5. The Isley Brothers- Highways Of Life

6. Dave Grusin- Either Way

7. Natural Four- Try Love Again

8. The Doobie Brother- Flying Cloud (Interlude)

9. Dexter Wansel- Theme From The Planets

10. Heatwave- Star Of The Story

11. Curtis Mayfield- So You Don’t Love Me *(14KT Edited Version)*

12. Jermaine Jackson- Castles Of Sand

13. Claus Ogerman Orchestra- Night Will Fall

14. Phil Upchurch/Tennyson Stephens- Don’t I Know You

15. Ramsey Lewis- Juaacklyn

16. Donny Hathaway- Someday We’ll All Be Free

PODCAST

Via Omer Saar @ Universoul

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Another Brownswood Records gem. Soil & Pimp Sessions “Storm”. Taken from their next album “Planet Pimp”.   

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This is dope, but it gets hilarious soon as Ali Shaheed mentions Dilla.  Again, I don’t want to add to all the dick riding that’s already going on with Dilla, but the man was something special.  I do however like that they mentioned a number of incredible artists before getting to Dilla that I feel like a lot of today’s generation forget about.  Some cats just be on some Dilla only type shit.  That’s craaaazzzyyy!  I mean, dude was the truth, no doubt, but music is so incredibly vast.  There is SO much good music out there…    sorry….  I get sidetracked easily.

Long live the TRIBE!  God I hope they come correct.  Not just the show, but any music they start putting out there again. Omer Saar @ Universoul

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Omer got something for you while you’re waiting for the exclusive interview he did with the Truth Dam Funk.

L.A.s Boogie-Funk master Dam Funk blessed One Day Later with an amazing mix this week, the track list speaks for itself. Omer Saar.

Get the Podcast Here…

Wizzard - These Are The Eightys (Club Version) (1982 Wizsong)
The Keith Diamond Band - All Night Rocker (1981 Millennium)
Terry Burrus and Transe - Love Rockin’ (1983 Arista)
Midnight Express - Danger Zone (1983 Tri Fire)
Cliff Dawson - I Can Love You Better (1982 Boardwalk)
Omni - Body Groove (Dub Mix) (1983 Mercury)
Gunter Phillips - 1-2-3- LUV (198? Stanpico)
Raymun - Do You Feel Like I Feel (1983 Clockwork)
Wickett - Can’t Get Enough Of You (1983 Mr. T)
David Astri - Dancing Digits (Option “B”) (1983 Award)
Airforce - Body Data (1983 AVI)
Kevin McCord - Never Say (1985 Presents)
Prince & The Revolution - 17 Days (1984 Warner Bros.)
The General - Life In The Big City (1983 Vee Kay)
Home Boy aka ‘Cecil Lyde’ - A Love Connection (1986 Al West)
Dãm-Funk - Burgundy City (2008 Stones Throw)

Dam Funk - Hood Pass Intact 

With a Big Shoutout to Universoul Productions.

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Waxpoetics Magazine

This mini-documentary on Wax Poetics. magazine, beat/vinyl digging, and the whole culture is super cool. There were some really good quotes in there.  Not word for word, but they went something like this, “This magazine is for people who want to learn about music they DON’T know.”  As opposed to say Rolling Stone or Source that covers the same 20 people over and over again.  Another one I liked was “I want to make a magazine where when you’re done reading the whole thing, there NO WAY you would throw it away.”

Omersaar@UniverSoul

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