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While I've got you here.

Here is a new Lord & Master tune.

Mad eh?

Bye.

Phil

Forehead Jetlag Special

Hello All.

Back in the USA, back in the grind, back from the road again.

40th birthday, drink, kids, sun, wedding avoidance, heartbreak record sale, 100 favourites. That was the UK for me.

Sold my record collection, no way I could ever afford to bring them back to the US with me Very hard. Brought back 100 of my favourites and in my Jetlag madness I put together this mix of a few of the better more tripped out tunes.

i will put together a mix of some of the more uptempo ones soon.

Here is the tunes on there.

1. Johnny Nash - Chain Gang. An amazing version of the Sam Cooke classic by the man who gave us 'I Can See Clearly Now'. Brilliant Holographic album cover.

2. Pale Saints - Kinky Love. Great cover of the Nancy Sinatra song by one of Leeds' best bands

3. Timberland & Magoo - Up Jumps The Boogie. Proper tune from Timberlands first album 'Welcome To Our World'. Timberland was truly amazing before he discovered weightlifting and Katy Perry. We pray for the return.

4. Digital Underground - Sex Packets. Much more than just Humpty Hump. Title track from their debut album. Great attempt at a mad Funkadelic ramble

5. Primal Scream - Carry Me Home. A lovely cover of a Dennis Wilson track from Primal Scream when they were at their peak. The Dixie Narco EP is brilliant. A friend bumped into Bobby Gillespe at Brighton train station the other day, very nice fella apparently, I'm not sure why but I found that surprising

6. Nicolette - Single Ring - This is such a good track but it makes me so so sad. The Nicolette album, Now is Early is one of the best album of the 90's but sold nothing, NOTHING. Its produced by Shut Up & Dance and is amazing. Gonna be some more tunes from this on the more uptempo mix thing I do.

7. Emile - Aural Exciters. Really rare bit of mad cosmic disco.

Years ago I bought the album which is called Spooks In Space just for the cover which had a drawing of the afore-mentioned Spooks in Space. I've since found out its worth alot of money, it also features the amazing James Chance on horns. The rest of the album is even madder disco

8. Milk Does The Body Good - Audio 2. One of the most underated Hip Hop groups from the 90's' Their Top Billin album is still one of my favourites. This is a B-side but is such a mad tune. Love how the beat, which is obviously played in live rushes on the 'break' section, somebodys finger must have slipped

9. Easier Said Than Done - Little Antony & The Imperials.

Beautiful track from Little Antony. We actually tried to get Little Antony to sing on 'Don't Be Afraid Of Love'. Sadly never heard back, him and D'angelo missed out on the their chance of a lifetime.

10. Kiss & Make Up - St Ettienne. Ahh, memories of sun soaked, pill fuelled London wandering.

11. What Is Soul - Stereo Mc's. Album track from their first LP.

Loved Stereo Mc's. Saw them supporting A Certain Radio at Leicester Uni many, many years ago. This album is brilliant. UK Hip Hop classic in my opinion but don't ever expect them to make any lists, they committed the cardinal sin of having a hit. those bastards.

12. Emotions Electric/Spottieottiedopaliscious. Guy Called Gerald/Outkast

The house tune was taken from A Guy Called Geralds Peel Session. Don't think it was ever released anywhere else. Gerald was amazing and this is just proper house. I mixed the acapella from outkast on top just cause I had it on vinyl, multicoloured vinyl thank you very much. I'm working on doing a full version of this bootleg and will post it once its done.

So there you go Jetlag madness. Hope you enjoy.

Get it HHHHEEERRRREEEEE!!!!!

Cheers.

Phil

BRASSY

Hello All.

Well I'm about to head to the airport to fly back to UK to celebrate my 40th birthday.

If anyone fancies it I will be attending the Vinyl Veterans night at the Freemasons bar in Brighton on April 16th.

Loads of booze and great Funk and Soul by Mack Daniels and DJ Hyste. Dance.

Anyway here is mad tune to leave you with. Proper gyspy funk.

Its called Hello hello Hello by the Washed Up Sluts.

It is HERE, its good and dirty.

See you all in a couple of weeks if I don't see you on the northern soul dancefloor on the 16th.

Phil

BEER

Hello All.

Hope you are well.

Heading back to the UK on monday for my 40th birthday.

So there will be no posts while I'm away, trying to forget about music for a couple of weeks.

But until then here is a new dirty Washed Up Sluts tune. HERE.

It features an accapella from a famous new york drag queen, Roxy.

Can't let you have a download as its all a bit unofficial but I think its nice and dirty and would like you all to hear it.

The picture is of my favourite bar in New York. Brouwerij Lane in Green point. Good, good beer.

Spent many a drunken time there. Please go if in NYC. It be great.

Nice one. Hopefully one more tune before I leave.

Phil

KNUCKLES THE DOGG

Hello All.
Here is another tune hot off the press from Lord & Master.
I always loved the original of Knuckles The Dog by everyones favourite Marxist noise band, Killdozer.
Here is our garage gospel take of it, pretty big.
KNUCKLES THE DOGG
See y'all soon.

JUGGY JUGGY

Hello All.

New tune, hot off the press.

Just finished one minute ago, don't you love the internet.

I've just noticed we have one more follower, welcome to this small exclusive club.

Its fun times all the way here.

Anyway here is the new Washed Up Sluts tune and a picture of a slice of pizza

If anyone wants a download give us a shout.

Nice one.

Phil

REEEMMIIIIXXX

Hello All.

Hope you are all okay.

Just a quick one. Here is a remix I did for a good friend of mine, DJ Seed from Thailand.

Hopefully it is gonna be coming out soon.

Have a listen here, its for the spring ahead. Lush.

Big changes coming soon to this page and all sorts of other stuff.

Be back soon to tell things.

Nice one.

Phil