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Club Unity presents:

Fresh off the plane from a trip to the UK host Tommy 2600 is taking over the WRIR airwaves spinning new records from various shops in London and Manchester and pickups from the Funk Trunk Record fair at the end of April. Lots of variety in this all vinyl set.

Tommy 2600’s playlist:

Club Unity no. 41 with Tommy 2600 »

Tommy 2600 Club Unity May 14th, 2023

Posted In: Music Shows

Tags: DJ set, Tommy 2600, Vinyl

Journey Through the Crates presents:

Digging some of my latest 90s indie Hip Hop joints out for your approval, as well as some favorites I haven’t played in a minute

efi4eye’s playlist:

Strictly Hardcore Indie Hip Hop Vol. XVI »

Samazon Prime Journey Through the Crates May 6th, 2023

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Tags: hip hop, independent hip hop, Vinyl

Journey Through the Crates presents:

A Tribute to the days of battle rapping, when you had to beat the man to be the man. The landmark battle on wax between Queens MC Shan of the Juice Crew and KRS-One of Boogie Down Productions and the Bronx had the hip hop world captivated in 1986 and 1987. Regardless of who “won” the battle, both crews contributed incredible catalogs of music. This episode of Journey Through The Crates highlights some of the Juice Crew and BDP’s finest moments

efi4eye’s playlist:

The Bridge Vs. South Bronx »

Samazon Prime Journey Through the Crates April 15th, 2023

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Tags: hip hop, Vinyl

Cause and Effect presents:

Samaz0n Prime presents Journey Through The Crates: Cause And Effect Edition

The Mizell Brothers, Fonce and Larry (and later Rod), were powerhouse music producers and writers in the 1970s. The brothers from Harlem attended Howard University in Washington DC, and Larry worked as an Engineer on the NASA Apollo program before their music careers really took off. From “The Corporation” at Motown to their own production outfit, Sky High Productions, the Mizells were responsible for some of the funkiest jazz and soul music of the 70s. I hope you enjoy this mix show featuring some of my favorite Mizell Brothers tunes, as well as some of the dopest hip hop sampling their work in the last 1/4 of the show, all played from my personal vinyl crates.

efi4eye’s playlist: