Funk Marathon Volume 5

Hot on the heels of volume 4 I'm coming at ya with a fifth endurance event. Funk Marathon 5 is another epic. Of course there are some breaks in here that have been sampled to fame. Others are pretty gosh-darn-obscure. This is a collection which will have your head nodding for hours. Like 8 hours and 26 minutes. I did these lengthy compilations about 5-6 years ago and I find myself going back to them all the time. I hope these funk marathons get the same kind of love in your collection, now and years down the road. To appease my wise, sagey critics I am going to quit pontificating now and let the music speak for itself. Download it here --

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01 (2:27) lalo schifrin - 001secret code
02 (8:02) grover washington jr. - 002knucklehead
03 (4:47) reuben wilson - 003inner city blues
04 (3:59) s.o.u.l - 004burning spear
05 (6:28) jack mcduff - 005magnetic feel
06 (5:00) george benson - 006the wind and i
07 (5:16) greyboy allstars - 007soul dream
08 (2:55) roy ayers - 008aragon
09 (6:18) billy brooks - 009fourty days
10 (9:00) blue mitchell - 010dorado
11 (12:30) afrodizz - 011kif kif
12 (8:16) booker t & the mg's - 012melting pot
13 (6:15) ramsey lewis trio - 013slippin' into darkness
14 (3:27) joe thomas - 014thank you
15 (5:12) idris muhammed - 015crab apple
16 (4:05) the blackbyrds - 016the blackbyrds theme
17 (4:04) norman connors - 017back on the street
18 (3:33) the headhunters - 018mugic
19 (1:17) don julian - 019savage
20 (4:52) manzel - 020space funk-extended version
21 (5:00) frank zappa - 021transylvania boogie
22 (3:03) african music machine - 022gold
23 (2:31) karl denson - 023the grind (reprise)
24 (5:21) sonny stitt - 024slick eddie
25 (3:48) the counts - 025magic ride
26 (2:08) 24 carat black - 026synopsis two-mother's day
27 (5:06) curtis mayfield - 027pusherman
28 (2:51) marvin holmes and the uptights - 028day of rest
29 (3:50) the commodores - 029i feel sanctified
30 (4:14) dirty funk - 030live jam 04
31 (2:44) pucho and his latin soul brothers - 031get out of my way
32 (2:54) los brasilios - 032brasilian beat
33 (3:53) beleza tropical - 033beleza tropical
34 (12:42) bohannon - 034maybe you can dance
35 (2:58) huck daniels - 035foolish man
36 (4:43) bobby womack - 036communication
37 (2:14) carleen and the groovers - 037right on
38 (3:45) 24 carat black - 038ghetto-misfortune's wealth
39 (6:22) pointer sisters - 039don't it drive you crazy
40 (3:52) minnie riperton - 040every time he comes around
41 (2:16) galt macdermot - 041hair
42 (3:35) ryo kawasaki - 042bamboo child
43 (4:40) tommy guerrero - 043audiotrack 08
44 (6:20) lafayette afro rock band - 044darkest light
45 (3:22) the invaders - 045track 08
46 (9:19) lonnie smith - 046afrodesia
47 (3:05) calypso king & the soul investigators - 047struggling my way
48 (3:34) david grisman - 048minor swing
49 (7:17) o'donel levy - 049bad bad simba
50 (9:42) george benson - 050the world is a ghetto
51 (6:30) caesar frazier - 051hail caesar
52 (6:50) norman connors - 052mother of the future
53 (7:50) charlie hunter - 053the shango pt. iii
54 (4:49) ramon morris - 054first come, first serve
55 (3:21) galt macdermot - 055coffee cold
56 (4:58) marc moulin - 056aria
57 (5:30) mike mandel - 057as fine as you are
58 (2:37) dennis coffey - 058theme from 'black belt jones
59 (4:31) azymuth - 059dear limmertz
60 (14:50) carlos santana & bill laswell - 060angel of sunlight
61 (7:24) david axelrod - 061the shadow knows
62 (5:05) marc ribot y los cubanos postizos - 062fiesta en el solar
63 (5:57) sergio mendes and brasil '77 - 063superstition
64 (9:39) hugh masakela - 064ashiko
65 (8:44) dick hyman - 065fantomfingers
66 (3:11) roy ayers - 066everybody loves the sunshine
67 (7:58) milt jackson - 067i'm not so sure
68 (3:47) don julian - 068where i'm coming from
69 (4:38) fugi - 069jo jo
70 (3:26) olympic runners - 070drag it over here
71 (6:35) eddie harris funk project - 071how can i find some way to show you
72 (5:05) bob james - 072nautilus
73 (3:02) funkhouse express - 073music makes you move
74 (3:30) the phoenix authority - 074come together
75 (3:16) the meters - 075look ka py py
76 (3:23) jimmy castor bunch - 076space age
77 (5:29) brand new heavies - 077headhunters
78 (6:02) johnny hammond - 078fantasy
79 (5:06) exodus quartet - 079taxi ride
80 (5:30) michael longo - 080like a thief in the night
81 (4:16) greyboy allstars - 081toys r us
82 (3:23) dexter wansel - 082stargazer
83 (4:07) dizzy gillespie - 083matrix
84 (5:17) the ripple - 084ripplin'
85 (7:31) herbie hancock - 085hang up your hang ups
86 (3:18) mandrill - 086fat city strut
87 (3:06) edwin starr - 087ain't it hell up in harlen (instrumental)
88 (8:01) patrice rushen - 088haw-right now
89 (3:58) olympic runners - 089go no further
90 (3:31) tommy guerrero - 090audiotrack 15
91 (5:16) soulive - 091one in seven
92 (6:44) herbie mann - 092paper man
93 (6:40) oneness of juju - 093everyway but loose
94 (9:11) ripple - 094sons of the gods
95 (0:47) unknown artist - 095crazy disco guitar!!
96 (6:28) pleasure - 096joyous
97 (2:26) manu dibango - 097the panther
98 (6:35) the j.b.'s - 098future shock
99 (2:25) the magic disco machine - 099jumbo sam

Thanks for checking Funk Marathon 5, let me know what you think.

--Schenectadyfan

Yo, which one o' y'all down wit' B.B.O.?

One of the many gems posted in T.R.O.Y.'s Illest EPs Ever thread is from this little known group:

Best Ballers Out, or B.B.O., also known as The B.B.O. Crew, B.B.O. Enterprises or B.B.O. Niggas were a Harlem based group composed of (then Murda) Mase’s brother Blinky Blink (who would later be known from Harlem World), Napizm, White Bread, Beef Tha Thief, Futuristic and manager Chuck Black. (Real names according to the credits on their EP: T. Gilford, M. Foster, K. Leigh, G. Jones, G. Burgess and T. Saunders.) They had ties to DJ S&S, the Niggaz For Life crew and The Children of the Corn(er), first getting shout outs from the likes of Mase and Big L starting around ’93, their song from ’96 Get Rude may have been inspired by Mase’s ’93 track of the same name (V2 / VBR). Sometime starting around ’97, shortly before the group disappeared, they had ads up in The Source promoting what would have been their debut album: Across From 125^th St., which of course never dropped. By the end of ’98 they had basically all but vanished completely.

B.B.O – Get Rude / Dayz Lik This / Pose A Threat 12” / VLS - V2 / VBR - (1996)

A1 - Get Rude (Rude Version)

A2 - Get Rude (Nude Version)

A3 - Get Rude (Instrumental)

B1 - Dayz Lik This

B2 - Dayz Lik This (Instrumental)

B3 - Pose a Threat

DJ S&S – Beat of the Day (Throw Ya Hands Up) ft. B.B.O. 12” / VLS - V2 / VBR - (1998)

A1 - Beat of the Day ft. B.B.O. (Radio Version)

B1 - Beat of the Day ft. B.B.O. (125^th Street LP Mix)

B2 - Beat of the Day (Instrumental)

Thanks to Verge for reupping the ’97 DJ S&S track So Hot (V2 / VBR), to soopacee for originally ripping and posting the '97 DJ Capone freestyle (192 CBR) and to True King and Ed Catto (and badboy4life on the BigLOnline forums) for helpin’ out with some of the information.

-- The Big Sleep

Update on Guru's health

GURU'S HEALTH STATUS IS STABLE, NOT IN COMA; ISSUES OFFICIAL STATEMENT

UPDATE: Guru is diagnosed by his doctors as ailing from Anoxia due to his history of lung problems and asthma. Guru is NOT in coma and he continues to recover. The doctors are hopeful for a full recovery. Thoughts and prayers have been with legendary Hip-Hop emcee Guru since his hospitalization earlier this month due to a heart attack. Solar, the rapper's longtime partner and best friend, said Guru has a history of lung problems and asthma and is slowly recovering. Guru, born Keith Elam, recently disclosed his first statement, assuring the public that he is recuperating, and that his producer Solar will stand as his representative during his recovery. "I am doing fine and I am recovering! I'm weak though," Guru said. "Solar is the only person who has the accurate info on my situation. Any info from anybody else is false. I appreciate your well wishes and all the love!" The producer expressed similar sentiments about the rapper's health status, saying: "Guru is resting and doing well. The doctors say that he will fully recover from his illness. We thank everyone who send prayers our way and we appreciate the outpouring of love from fans around the world!" There are a lot of rumors and false allegations circulating around, but Guru explicitly named Solar his official spokesperson and the hit producer is taking this position very seriously. "Guru has entrusted me to be accurate and truthful in relaying information to the media," Solar said. The producer is in constant contact with Guru's relatives like the MC's father and brother who have visited the legendary rapper numerous times. "When a patient is in such critical conditions it is very common that not everyone is allowed to enter the room, especially when Mr. Keith Elam doesn't want to see certain people," one of Guru's doctors said. Many Hip-Hop artists from around the world sent well wishes to Guru but some people from his past are trying to shed bad light on his partner Solar for his position in this situation. In a previous interview with AllHipHop.com, Guru made it clear that he and his former deejay and some people he used to work with were never that close. "People ask me about [...] all that. We were never all that close. We hooked up in the studio and did great music, but we were never hanging and all that cool. Solar and I, we got tight before we even started doing music." Guru, the sole founder of the world-famous Hip-Hop duo GangStarr, is reluctant to talk about his GangStarr past, especially his ex-DJ who he hasn't spoken to in over 7 years. "That's something I don't want to talk about. I don't want to talk about the past. The past is the past. It is what it is. It was great, but that was then and this is now." said Guru. Doctors have not given any indication as to when Guru might be released, but the rapper is touched by the fan support. "The outpouring of love from around the world has been tremendous," Solar said. "I'm reading some of the best e-mails, texts and Twitters that come in and Guru enjoys them. I think that's what has been helping his recovery and what's got him in there fighting." During what must be an incredibly hard and stressful period in life, keep sending your prayers, thoughts, and wishes to Guru, Solar and his loved ones. In homage to Guru and his outstanding career, his record label 7 Grand Records decided to upload all his classic music videos to the label's official YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/7grandrecords. WEBSITES www.myspace.com/guru7grand www.twitter.com/gurugangstarr www.youtube.com/7grandrecords www.myspace.com/gangstarr Audio File of Solar being Solar

The Ultimate J Rock Post

Before we get started none of this would have been possible if not for the incredible work TheBigSleep has put into this post. If you want crazy images, mp3s and more info about this then click here. Take a moment to say thanks once you're done reading and downloading. --Philaflava

Discography
Biography
Press

J Rock with a Porsche in Poughkeepsie, New York (1991):


“This is like the Amerikkka’s Most Wanted of the New York ghetto. Probably one of the most gangsta albums in sound that we’ve heard… the fact that this came out in 1991 simply shows its brilliance further.” Chris Aylen – Spine Magazine

In 1989, an nineteen year old MC from Newburgh, NY named J Rock was discovered by independent label owner Jeff Murphy. Shortly thereafter, the two would collaborate, along with upstart producers DJ Premier & Easy Mo Bee to produce a memorable album called Streetwize. Actually, J Rock had released a 12” single entitled The Chosen One prior to releasing Streetwize in early 1990 on Murphy’s Ghetto Groovz Label. Moderately received by the hip hop community, it got some airplay on various hip hop and college radio stations. After the single, J Rock knew he needed to improve his skills, so he put together a homemade studio and went to work. “The Chosen One was a wake up call, it showed me that I was not ready and that I had to work on my skills” recalled J Rock. “I had to prove to Jeff that I was ready to put in the time and commitment that it would take to make it work.”

While working on his lyrical skills, J Rock also discovered that he had talent producing tracks. “After we did The Chosen One, Jeff got Premier and Mo Bee to do some tracks for me and the other artists he had on the label. While we were in the studio, I watched Premier and I learned from him how to put together tracks.” J Rock took what he learned into the studio and put together a demo that he eventually sent in to The Source Magazine. He was featured in the Unsigned Hype column of the December 1990 issue. It stated that “this is the type of shit you’d hear at a battle in a playground and this is the type of MC that might walk away with the belt”. After the feature, Murphy and J Rock along with DJ Big Chris went back into the studio to complete the album.

The eighteen track album contained tales of daily life in the ghetto and ultimately became a critical success, receiving many positive reviews, including a glowing review in The Bomb Hip Hop newsletter in which it was given four stars. Two videos, Save the Children and Neighborhood Drug Dealer were produced for the album. They were shown on Yo! MTV Raps and other rap video shows. The album has become a collectors item, with people paying top dollar for an original copy. The lasting appeal of Streetwize showed itself again in July 2006 when a story about the album appeared in Wax Poetics. J Rock explains the continued interest, “I think that real hip hop heads know what time it is, they know what’s good and what’s not and they appreciate Streetwize for what it is, real hardcore simplistic hip hop, you don’t hear this kinda stuff anymore."

J Rock – The Source's Unsigned Hype Demo Tape - 1990 (192 CBR)

01. Intro
02. The Messiah (Demo Version)
03. Let's Get It Together (Demo Version)
04. Streetwize (Demo Version)
05. Cazanova (Demo Version)
06. Neighborhood Drug Dealer (Demo Version)
07. Outro

J Rock – Streetwise 15th Anniversary Edition - 1991 (V2 / VBR)

01. Let Me Introduce Myself (Co-produced by Easy Mo Bee & J Rock)
02. Under Arrest (Produced by J Rock)
03. Streetwize (Produced by J Rock)
04. Butality (Co-produced by DJ Premier & J Rock)
05. The Pimp (Produced by DJ Premier, Scratches by DJ Premier)
06. The Shakedown (Produced by J Rock)
07. Neighborhood Drug Dealer (Produced by J Rock)
08. Don't Sleep On Me (Produced by J Rock)
09. Root of All Evil (Produced by J Rock)
10. The Messiah (Produced by J Rock)
11. Ghetto Law (Produced by DJ Premier, Scratches by DJ Premier)
12. Around My Way (Produced by J Rock)
13. The Real One (Co-produced by DJ Premier & J Rock)
14. Another Tough Guy (Produced by J Rock, Bass by Shlomo Sonnenfeld)
15. Dead (Produced by J Rock)
16. Save the Children (Produced by J Rock)
17. Cazanova (Produced by J Rock)
18. Let's Get It Together (Produced by J Rock)
19. Get Rek (Produced by Easy Mo Bee)
20. Neighborhood Drug Dealer Remix (Produced by DJ Premier)
21. Don't Sleep On Me Remix (Co-produced by DJ Big Chris & Jeff Murphy)
22. Save the Children Remix (Produced by J Rock)

J Rock – Streetwise 15th Anniversary Edition Instrumentals (256 CBR)

01. Let Me Introduce Myself (Instrumental)
02. Streetwize (Instrumental)
03. Brutality (Instrumental)
04. Neighborhood Drug Dealer (Instrumental)
05. Don't Sleep On Me (Instrumental)
06. The Messiah (Instrumental)
07. Around My Way (Instrumental)
08. The Real One (Instrumental)
09. Another Tough Guy (Instrumental)
10. Save the Children (Instrumental)
11. Cazanova (Instrumental)
12. Get Rek (Instrumental)
13. Save the Children (Remix Instrumental)

J Rock – Save the Children:




Ghetto Groovz Collection (80 CBR)

01. MCM - Get Hyped
02. MCM - Young & Ambitious
03. J Rock - No Pain
04. J Rock - The Chosen One
05. J Rock - The Chosen One (Chosen Mix)
06. J Rock - Save the Children Remix
07. J Rock - Get Rek
08. J Rock - Neighborhood Drug Dealer (Gettin' Paid Remix)
09. J Rock - Neighborhood Drug Dealer (DJ Premier Boombox Jeep Mix)
10. J Rock - Don't Sleep On Me Remix

This isn't even half of the original post. Check out the thread for more info and shouts out to TheBigSleep, BigLOnline, FileUnderDope, HSPussy, Press Rewind and the DJ Premier blogspot all for making this post possible.

Touring The States: Picayune, MS

O.G. Goldee is one more artist about who i don't have so much info. I know that he is from Picayune and that he have one more album, dropped in 2007.
On this tape guest spots are reserved for Lil Pimp & Rhonda Moore.
Enjoy!

O.G. Goldee - Love 4 My Folks (1996)

01. Intro

02. Coming Up Jack
03. Living Like A Balla
04. Love 4 My Folks
05. God Help Me
06. Life Of A Thug
07. Shots Out

Preview:


DOWNLOAD

-- Markshot

The Source: March 1993 issue featuring Naughty By Nature

Life has been hectic lately but I’m back with another issue for everyone. (Side note – I have a couple of never before posted magazines that will hit this site very soon). Now, who didn’t love Naughty By Nature? While Kay Gee and Vinnie played the background perfectly, I had always likened Treach to Busta Rhymes in that he seemed to have that natural charisma and appeared to be friendly with almost any other rapper at the time. Combine that with Naughty’s penchant for crafting catchy hip-hop jingles and they just couldn’t lose. And to top it off, they had Spike Lee directing the video for the lead song from their second album, ‘Hip-Hop Hooray’, with no less than a hundred guest appearances from the hip-hop world at the video shoot. How could they lose?

Well, they didn’t. I’m sure they went gold and platinum with their singles and albums (check here: http://www.riaa.com/goldandplatinumdata.php?table=SEARCH) and they didn’t have to give up an ounce of credibility. I think it’s safe to say that they peaked in 1993, too. But here’s a question for you, should Treach have gone solo for an album or two? I think so. And why isn’t Treach ever brought up in a discussion of the best rappers of that era and of all time? Is it because he’s from New Jersey and not New York? Does his voice wear on you? What is it?

Source March 1993 issue

If you're looking for something else, then head on over to THIMK.

And don’t forget, the pw = thimk.

~Vincent Lopez~

Funk Marathon Volume 4

My roomate hates hip hop. Once in awhile I give him a break. A long break., such as 9 hours and 46 minutes of solid funk instead. Anything is worth doing is worth doing thoroughly, like 141 continuous tracks in a row thoroughly. I'm a fan of all kinds of music save perhaps Verizon's god awful smooth jazz while customers stay on hold for 20 minutes. I should get a new job as the hack who picks waiting music for the corporate world. People could rock out until the supervisor comes on to confirm that yes indeed, you really ARE shit-out-of-luck-sir. On a less cynical note, I figure you funk diggers will recognize some of the gems here. Hopefully you'll come across alot of new cuts. Most of the selections here are 70's tracks but there are a few earlier and later songs too. Turn this compilation up at the barbeque, on your headphones while you drift in cyberspace, while you hang onto the wheel 9 hours in traffic. If you love funk as much as I do Funk Marathon Volume 4 will keep you satisfied for a long time to come.

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Here's the tracklist--

01 (5:18) oliver sain - 001on the hill
02 (4:10) jimi hendrix - 002doriella du fontaine (instrumental)
03 (3:12) the young lovers - 003barbarella
04 (7:30) funky lowlives - 004latazz
05 (8:13) johnny hammond - 005star borne
06 (4:29) calypso king & the soul investigators - 006some funk
07 (3:46) the pace setters - 007freedom and justice
08 (3:04) the commodores - 008rapid fire
09 (2:31) boys in the band - 009sumpin heavy
10 (6:09) atu - 010rare grooves#2
11 (1:04) soul fire education - 011fast tempo funk instrumental
12 (3:09) banda black rio - 012gafieira universal
13 (3:53) scott brothers - 013side trackin
14 (1:57) cool breeze - 014fight back
15 (2:08) alan hawkshaw - 015the detectives
16 (2:09) donald austin - 016side saddle
17 (3:07) march wind - 017all the way down
18 (4:28) big boss man - 018sea groove
19 (2:41) meters - 019live wire
20 (5:08) barrabas - 020wild safari
21 (1:50) breakestra - 021soul power '74
22 (3:25) pete moore - 022shady blues
23 (6:59) black heat - 023m & m's
24 (2:38) i gres - 024duo balls
25 (4:24) the invaders - 025instrumental5
26 (3:35) the bongolian - 026valve news reel
27 (4:24) asphalt jungle - 027freakin' time pt.1
28 (4:50) brass construction - 028startin all over again
29 (5:49) lakeside - 029it's all the way live
30 (4:05) donny hathaway - 030sugar lee
31 (2:50) jean knight - 031do me
32 (3:15) the detroit sex machines - 032funky crawl
33 (3:24) exit 9 - 033straight up
34 (3:05) african music machine - 034black water (gold)
35 (4:55) george mccrae - 035look at you
36 (5:06) side effect - 036always there
37 (8:25) brothers unique - 037school daze (instrumental) (glad hemp 1981)
38 (3:35) hamilton bohannon - 038the stop and go
39 (1:55) les baxter - 039hogin's machine
40 (2:02) the bongolian - 040rollin' with you
41 (3:53) fabulous originals - 041it ain't fun but it's fun
42 (4:11) lalo schifrin - 042theme from king kong
43 (5:12) montana orchestra - 043ride like the wind
44 (4:46) cecil holmes soulful sounds - 044shaft
45 (5:18) paul scriver - 045dis-locution
46 (2:19) j. hines and the fellows - 046victory strut
47 (5:29) funk inc - 047smokin' at tiffany's
48 (3:37) isaac hayes - 048disco connection
49 (4:53) incredible bongo band - 049apache
50 (4:45) francis mcdonald&christopher rae - 050party people
51 (4:21) the o'jays - 051family affair instr.
52 (3:00) jesse gresham plus 3 - 052shootin the grease
53 (5:28) jimmy castor bunch - 053supersound
54 (4:09) al foster band - 054night of the wolf
55 (4:17) t connection - 055groove to get down
56 (0:00) jimmy g. & the tackheads - 056break my heart
57 (3:50) eddy grant - 057electric avenue
58 (6:00) one way - 058mr. groove
59 (6:32) mass production - 059firecracker
60 (6:42) armed gang - 060funky fever
61 (4:19) twennynine & lenny white - 061peanut butter
62 (7:33) oliver cheatham - 062get down saturday night
63 (6:01) wild sugar - 063bring it there
64 (4:32) ray parker jr - 064for those who like to groove
65 (4:00) lipps inc - 065funkytown
66 (3:08) kc & the sunshine band - 066shake your booty
67 (1:35) roy ayers - 067hey, uh - what you say, come on
68 (3:42) dr. didg - 068sun of tut
69 (4:47) ben and the platano group - 069platano split
70 (3:07) i gres - 070restless
71 (8:40) sambo soul - 071mambo #5
72 (5:19) mongo santamaria - 072cloud nine
73 (4:36) ananda shankar - 073streets of calcutta
74 (1:56) willie tell & the overtures - 074the kick-back
75 (2:59) florence miller - 075the groove i'm in
76 (2:24) chosen few - 076funky buttercup
77 (2:58) aretha franklin - 077chain of fools
78 (3:06) lee fields & the explorers - 078i'm the man
79 (2:17) ann robinson - 079you did it
80 (2:43) nancy sinatra - 080boots are made for walkin'
81 (2:04) soul brothers - 081testify
82 (4:24) monk higgins - 082heavyweight
83 (5:04) skyy - 083let's turn it out
84 (2:27) spittin image - 084j.b.'s latin
85 (4:57) malo - 085street man
86 (3:05) steve miller band - 086fly like an eagle
87 (2:23) the commodores - 087machine gu
88 (3:05) john dankworth - 088theme from mode
89 (3:35) 4th coming - 089the dead don't die alive
90 (3:26) dennis coffey - 090son of scorpio
91 (3:03) young - 091soulful strut
92 (2:48) funky meters - 092nine till five
93 (4:12) johnny pate - 093outrageous
94 (2:51) mike jackson and the soul providers - 094saturday in the park (fast)
95 (2:20) fabulous counts - 095dirty red
96 (3:29) paul kass - 096causeway
97 (2:17) calypso king & the soul investigators - 097raw grapes
98 (8:14) jimi hendrix - 098third stone from the sun(live)
99 (2:45) the rimshots - 099neighbour! get your own
100 (1:01) james william guerico - 100the chase
101 (2:28) tommy guerrero - 101audiotrack12
102 (5:24) galt mcdermot - 102ripped open by metal explosions
103 (3:05) willie bobo - 103fried neckbones & homefries
104 (2:15) little royal & the swingmasters - 104razor blade
105 (2:45) the soul diggers - 105soul dig part 1
106 (2:17) cold grits - 106it's your thing
107 (2:16) bobby womack - 107harlem clavinette (instrumental)
108 (1:33) the two ronnies - 108the detectives
109 (2:44) lalo schifrin - 109most wanted theme
110 (2:15) eclipse soul - 110psicose
111 (2:36) nino nardini & roger roger - 111tropical call
112 (8:10) caesar frazier - 112hicky burr
113 (6:15) luv'n'haight - 113track07
114 (6:54) uncle louie - 114full tilt boogie (12 inch version)
115 (2:04) the soul machine - 115twitchie feet
116 (6:06) experience unlimited - 116knock him out sugar ray
117 (3:35) 100% pure poison - 117holes in my shoes
118 (4:35) black heat - 118zimba ku
119 (3:33) we the people - 119breakdown
120 (6:29) gwen mcrae - 120funky sensation
121 (3:26) melvin bliss - 121synthetic substitution
122 (7:33) eddie kendricks - 122girl you need a change of mind (long version)
123 (3:13) thunder & lightning - 123bumpin' bus stop
124 (2:38) marva whitney - 124unwind yourself
125 (2:46) brother soul - 125cookies
126 (2:56) skull snaps - 126its a new day
127 (6:28) pleasure - 127glide
128 (5:07) gary tom`s empire - 128blow your whistle
129 (3:48) the kay-gees - 129kilowatt invasion
130 (6:47) zapp & roger - 130funky bounce
131 (2:20) african music machine - 131tropical
132 (2:35) outlaw gang - 132weedhopper
133 (5:33) sapo - 133been had
134 (3:39) brooklyn people - 134peace & love
135 (3:25) dickie goodman - 135friends
136 (4:30) united 8 - 136getting uptown
137 (7:24) david axelrod - 137the shadow knows
138 (9:05) nightmares on wax - 138pipes honour
139 (9:56) billy paul - 139war of the gods
140. (11:18) isaac hayes - 140joy
141 (5:12) dramatics - 141in the rain

Can anyone identify the artist on track 10 ? I've dug that one for years but don't know anything about it. I hope y'all dig the sounds. If you want to check out the 1st three volumes you can find them here--

http://philaflava.blogspot.com/2008/12/on-your-marks-its-funk-marathon-stage-1.html

http://philaflava.blogspot.com/2009/01/on-starting-line-funk-marathon-2.html

http://philaflava.blogspot.com/2009/02/on-starting-line-funk-marathon-volume-3.html


Hit me up with some feedback, thanks for reading/listening. Enjoy!

--Schenectadyfan