34 posts tagged “smooth jazz”

Hey everyone, thank you for coming back to check out another edition of MyLoveForMusic:Twilight. The cool thing about putting these podcast together is that no matter what mood I'm in these tracks relaxes me, makes me reflect on being blessed to be able to have music to share with the masses. (I knew reading album liner notes would pay off one day for me)

This show will showcase a track when first hearing it blew me away. I first heard this track on a compilation CD and ran out and picked it up years ago and it still sounds good today. Gaia's "Firewater" from the self-titled LP that was released back in 1994(you can find it on the Windham Hill Sampler '94 as well). What really caught me with this track was the fretless bassline in here...killa!!! Along with the haunting harmony vocals and the nice drum track and the blending the keyboards and synthizers makes this a must have for your library.

Three gifted musicians come together on the next track. I have never met these guys before but we have one thing in common...we are all podcasters but what makes this track really cool is that Fave, Doug Fresh and Todd Kelley (The BigLa) have never met in person but have come up with a great track that is really cool because with technology and with gift of their skills are working on a collaboration of bringing to the masses great music and I am so blessed to know all three of the cats. Their track "Give It 2 U" The cool thing I love about their music is that it takes me back when musicians truly loved their tracks. I love how Fave shows off his vocal skills in the forefront and the harmonizing background vocals which lets you know his gift as a vocalist and vocal arranger and with the "golden ear" of Todd Kelley makes this a gem and will get heavy rotation on my iPod.

Ocean Odyssseys by Asiabeat is a from my "Thriftstore Gems" archive...I still can't believe I getting this cassette from Big Lots back in the early 90s still sounds this good now...let me take that back...it doesn't surprise me because great music is timeless. This was the second LP from the "World Dance Beat" collection. This track would sound good today with the ambient tunes that are out now. I have always loved World Music because how it has interwoven acoustic with electronic.

Other tunes I have included in this podcast are from saxophonist Gerald Albright, guitarist David Torn, soundscape artist Rich Brodsky(Atomic Skunk), from the Windham Piano Sampler, Allaudin William Mathieu, the legendary Dr. Hook, acoustic guitarist extrondinare Andy McKee, the late George Jinda, The Shanghai Restroration Project(featuring The Virginia Sil'hooettes), great acoustic guitarist Earl Klugh and from the Chillout Album, Portofino Lounge.

So as always, kick back, relax, and take you some "me time" while you let this music flow over you and threw you.

Be Blessed

~DarrenKeith

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Track/Artist(s)/Album
01. Firewater - Gaia{From the "Gaia" LP}
02. Give It 2 U - Fave & Todd Kelley(The BigLa)
03. Oceans Odysseys - Asiabeat{From the "World Dance Beat: Beyond The Borders" LP}
04. Take Your Time - Gerald Albright{From the "New Beginnings" LP}
05. Sunday on the Violet Sea - David Torn{From the "Windham Hill:Guitar Sampler, Vol. 2" LP}
06. Mind the Gap - Atomic Skunk{From the "Binary Scenes" LP}
07. Listening to Evening - A.W. Mathiew{From the "Piano Sampler" LP}
08. Sharing the Night Together - Dr. Hook{From the "Sharing the Night Together" LP}
09. Into The Ocean - Andy McKee{From the "Dreamcatcher" LP}
10. Just My Imagination - George Jinda{From the "Cool Covers - Smooth Jazz Plays The Hits!" LP}
11. vOX (feat. The Virginia Sil'hooettes) - The Shanghai Restoration Project{From the "Zodiac" LP}
12. Doin' It - Earl Klugh{From the "Move" LP}
13. Remember Me - Portofino Lounge{From the "Chillout" LP}

*Bonus Track
14. Behind The Waterfall - David Lanz & Paul Speer

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intro music: Todd Kelley
outro music: Nicolay

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This podcast is one that has been a long time coming and at the same time very hard to put together because on many levels. First and foremost this music that sealed my love for instrumentals, second to pick just 13 tracks from these LPs from my music library is not a easy thing because I truly dig EVERY track from the albums these tracks come from and it has sentimental value to me.

When first moving over here to Missouri I worked as a night janitor cleaning a Target store from 11pm-7am and where I discovered Windham Hill, Narada is there. The first LPs I got my hands on were Windham Hill Sampler 88, Windham Hill 86, Narada Collection Vol. 2. It's amazing I still have these on cassettes all of these years and even though I have the CDs now I still have the cassettes because it holds so many memories for me. When hearing instrumental music like this I felt in my spirit that I had found my niche in regards to truly loving music. The first time I heard the track "Wishing Well" I think I may have said to myself, "DarrenKeith, look what you have been missing out on music wise." Thus my quest was in full effect in regards to reading up on the artists, the producers, where it was produced...from here I discovered Will Ackerman, Alex de Grassi, Montruex, Richard Souther, David Lanz, David Arkenstone, and from here I learned more about some of the best session musicians: Dennis Chambers, Will Kennedy, Will Lee, Mark Egan, Colin Chin, Vince Loving, so many great musicians I lose count.

It's funny growing up in a small town where you were teased for the type of music that brings you joy. Many times I could not share some of the music I loved growing up for fear of being an outcast...it sounds silly now but when growing up an only child, not many friends you try and fit in best as you can but all while knowing that for me not only did I love classic Soul music but I loved classical. soft rock, classic rock and then when the 80s rolled end and discovering MTV, VH1, BET(you know, when they played "music videos") and discovering artists from across the pond, now I had and will always be a fan of the Beatles but then I discovered The Fixx, Duran Duran, Prefab Sprout, Danny Wilson, Level 42, The Fine Young Cannibals but all the while I have always been fixed on the musicians so when coming across music where it was instrumentals and no vocals it was like I had discovered a whole new world and it felt good. So again when moving to another state I could finally begin to learn about myself, be myself, not be ashamed of digging white artists and feeling like a "Black dude trying to act White" as I was called so many times in my life.

For me, instrumentals spoke louder to me than music with lyrics because to me it was my very own "soundtrack" to my life and no one could take that away from me and it felt liberating. Fast forward a couple of years when I worked at a store called The Nature Company(man I miss those stores) I really discovered music from Michael Deep, Paul Speer and so many other artists. I met new people, Black, White that thought outside the box when it came to music, nature, movies. I met and dated a wonderful woman who I met from Oklahoma that taught me that it wasn't me that had the problem...it was the people in my hometown that had the problem. So much I learned from embracing other genres of music and now some 10 years later I have a place to come back and share with people via web where my love for music began. This will not be the only set of music from my past I will share with you...some of these tunes you may have heard from earlier podcasts and some of these you may be hearing for the first time but one thing is clear..I love music and I truly feel I have been blessed with discovering this music and now I wish to share it you.

Other artists you will hear will be Michael Franks, Acoustic Alchemy, Stanley Jordan, and Special EFX because these artists shaped me in truly enjoying music. I hope you enjoy the selections I bring you. I have 4 podcasts to bring you over the next 4 months and instead of starting with Volume 1 I'm going to work from Volume 4 up to Volume 1. :-)

Be Blessed, Be Safe

~DarrenKeith

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{Track/Artist(s)...album info: click on the artist}
01. Hot Beach - Interior
02. Highland - Acoustic Alchemy
03. The Island Road - Andrew White/David
04. New Waltz - Malcom Dalglish
05. Indian Woman - Rubaja and Hernandez
06. a)Timeless Mood - Special EFX
07. b)Jinji's Magic Bottle - Special EFX
08. c)Escape To Reality - Special EFX
09. Boulder Coaster - Acoustic Alchemy
10. Rainy Night In Tokyo - Michael Franks
11. Eric's Theme - Spencer Brewer
12. Music's Gonna Change - Stanley Jordan
13. Tell Me All About It - Michael Franks
14. Time Is Now - Stanley Jordan
15. To Be - Montreux

intro underscore music from who else, The BigLa
outro underscore music from Mr. Nicolay
The new Nicolay LP has dropped, make sure you add that to
your music library!!!

When first writing my show notes I was so sure that the first time I heard Acoustic Alchemy was when I first moved over to St. Louis and while driving to work I heard the track, "Overnight Sleeper", I would have bet some money on that but while producing this show I realized how wrong I was...

I would have lost that bet.

Actually I was still living in Illinois working at Ann Taylor at the St. Louis Centre as a stockboy (is that political correct? oh well) working in the back and hearing "Mr. Chow" come over the speakers and I was like, "that is a very cool sound, is that?" After the store closed I pulled out the tape and found out it was Acoustic Alchemy. What's really weird is that I did not get the LP years later, ( I purchased "Blue Chip" then "Natural Elements" first). So weird how we think and know we are so sure of things until something else triggers the truth...man music is so powerful.

I can truly say that whenever I hear these LPs I can't do anything but unwind, relax, and just chill. I have to be honest, since the passing of Nick Webb in 1998 I haven't purchased much Acoustic Alchemy but I will because music is about appreciating past work and at the same time moving forward. One thing I can say about Acoustic Alchemy is that I am so glad they came along at a time when I truly began appreciating good music and when I was coming into my own in many ways.

The songs I will be showcasing will be from 3 cassette LPs I have had for nearly 20 years and I finally had the time to convert these wonderful gems. These 3 LPs were recorded on the MCA Master Series label which were for their jazz, new age music line before GRP bought them out. The albums are...

Blue Chip
Natural Elements
Red Dust and Spanish Lace
[you can purchased their LPs at amazon.com]

I highly recommend adding these to your music library. If you want sounds that are laid back, peaceful, to help you unwind. I know you will enjoy this show and I'm pretty sure there will be a "Part II" when it comes to these LPs I'm showcasing.

Be Blessed/Be Safe & never let anyone stress you out.

The track order was courtesy of me iPod. I had these 13 tracks picked out. I put my iPod on shuffle and BAM!!! ^_~

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01. Catalina Kiss{from the Blue Chip LP}
02. Making Waves{from the Blue Chip LP}
03. The Rideout{from the Red Dust and Spanish Lace LP}
04. The Stone Circle{from the Red Dust and Spanish Lace LP}
05. If Only{from the Natural Elements LP}
06. Ariane{from the Blue Chip LP}
07. The Blue Chip Bop{from the Blue Chip LP}
08. Ballad for Kay{from the Natural Elements LP}
09. Overnight Sleeper{from the Natural Elments LP}
10. Richochet{from the Red Dust and Spanish Lace LP}
11. Mr. Chow{from the Red Dust and Spanish Lace LP}
12. Drake's Drum{from the Natural Elements LP}
13. Highland{from the Blue Chip LP}

{id drops by todd kelley, anji bee, macedonia, anewlis, fresh, nikki, suni t}

music intro underscore: John Pattiucci
Valentine[from the "Communication" LP]

music outro underscore: Acoustic Alchemy
With You In Mind[from the "Blue Chip" LP]

podcasts to check out...

anjibee
-Grooveblaster Feature on Chillcast #139
-Chillcast Chillout Lounge 2 Hr Set

ejflavors
-OSW: Innocent
-OSW: Thanks & Giving: Thanksgiving, '08

clarence
-DYKC?™ #24 — Screamin’ Owl Rapids

macedonia
-BSOTS 075 - BGB: rhythms and sounds from the nice side of town...

tgrundy
-RIBS TPTD: Smack Down! Old School Ballads and Jazz…

suni t
-The Meltdown: Name Your Poison

nikki
-Soulrific: Episode 33 (Soulful House Edition 3)
-Soulrific: Episode 32
-Soulrific: Episode 31

What has not been said about this historic event. For me being Black, being a man lets me know that our country is showing that we can come together when we really need to and to allow a person of color to steer this ship called the United States. Many thanx for all my fellow podcasters who produced some of the best podcasts in reference to this glorious moment and a big, BIG thanx to all of the young voters who proved the pundits wrong that yes you do care what's going on in your future and others around you. Young Americans are not slackers, they strivers like the generation that came before them.

Enjoy.

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Track Titles/Artist/LP

01. City Lights/Western Sky - Richard Souther{The Narada Collection, Vol. 3}
02. Love Liberty Disco - Newsboys{WOW 2000-Christian}
03. Safe Harbor - Richard Souther{The Narada Collection, Vol. 2}
04. We Are One - Frankie Beverly/Maze{Greatest Hits}
05. Breathe - Sixpence None the Richer{WOW 2000-Christian}
06. Horizons I - Ralf Illenberger{The Narada Collection, Vol. 2}
07. Knocks Me of My Feet - Najee{Songs from the Key of Life}
08. Time and the River - Fred Simon{Usually Always}
09. Testify - Commissioned{WOW Gospel 2000}
10. Moon Run - Trapezoid{The Narada Collection, Vol. 3}
11. I.O.U. Me - BeBe & CeCe Winans{Greatest Hits}
12. The Long Riders - Richard Souther{The Narada Collection, Vol. 2}
13. 2 Day - Praiz'{The Takeover}

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At o4:35am I decided to tackle this podcast and I'm glad I did. For me most time before the sun comes up my mind is clear, ideas flow through my little brain and a podcast is born. This podcast was inspired by the track "Daykeeper" by Foreign Exchange and I think I have a crush on Muhsinah (yeah, I know...my crushes changes like the weather) but this beautiful young lady has a very haunting/angelic voice on this track it puts in mind of waking up with the one you love. You have search high and low for this special someone but at the same time you never really open up your heart to anyone until now. When I heard this track on Macedonia's podcast I had to include it in a Twilight podcast (I found out later that Anewlis had this song in her podcast as well, man I so behind at time when it comes to music). Big, BIG thanx to the genius Todd Kelley for hooking me up to the not only the vocal tracks to "Leave It All Behind" but the instrumental tracks are included so good looking out bro. ^_^

Shadowfax I remember first hearing "Road To Hanna" on the 1998 Windham Sampler and was hooked on them ever since. Although the founder Chuck Greenburg has passed away I am amazed how this group was before it's time and that is when Windham Hill truly loved the music they produced and when the founder Will Ackerman had his hand in mostly all of the LPs that came from Windham Hill Record and it was not a bad thing. When Windham Hill Records grew into a juggernaut he sold his stake in the company and headed back to Vermont and to his roots and I believe he is much happier now. "Shaman Song" has that mixture of World/Acoustic/Electric feel to it. I love how each of these elements blend into one beautiful song

"Get Here" is a song that is both beautiful and yet sad at the same time. Oleta Adams voice and her piano playing makes you truly feel true love and true love lost whenever notes comes from her beautiful voice. What else sticks out to me is the fretless bass that is playing in the background. To me it brings out the true expression of this composition.

Kim Water's "Secret Romance" has the out on a Sunday Stroll kind of feel. I play the heck out of his "Someone To Love" LP and now I need to begin checking out this LP. You so many talented saxophone players out here and time and time again Mr. Waters comes out with a LP that makes seat back and say, "dang dude, you did it again."

I first showcased this track doing my podcast dedicated to my lovely queen and every now and then I have to pull this out and throw it in the line up. "If I Knew" by Jimmy Sommers has that smooth/laid back/silky feel to it. You have no choice but to keep your feet and nod your head.

The cool thing about Nicolay is whether if he has vocals over his mixes are just instrumental you play them again, again, again. Maybe it's just me happy that Fall is here but I it has that "brisk" feel to it. "All or Nothing/Coming Home to You" just has that air of everything is going to be alright no matter what the circumstance vibe. I have to get my hands on as much of his work as I can because I have a feeling this will not be the last time I will showcase his music on my podcast.

From the opening thick, rich bass line from Walter Becker on the track "Snowbound" for the song can go no where but "up". I think this was the very first cd I bought when I finally purchased a 3-CD player from Best Buy. Every song from the "Kamakiriad" LP takes you on the journey with Donald Fagen as he takes his travels in his Kamakiriad and on every stop you don't mind chilling with him. I love this track because it makes you slow down and just "be" and in this world of ours today we need that and the horn arrangements lets me truly realize how much of a great songwriter Mr. Fagen is time and time again.

The more I hear this piano solo composition by Liz Story the more I fall in love with it. Tracks like this make me seat and self reflect whether if it's good times or bad times it make me sit and reflect on what I need to do when it comes to certain issues in my life. "Church of Trees" for me is a song that makes you take long walks and have one-on-one conversations with God and take hold of all of the blessings I have in my life. I may not be rich but I am rich when it comes to the major things in my life...a healthy relationship, employment, being about to pay my bills, and of course to bring you these podcasts. ^_^

I still have this complilation LP on cassette. I think in the late 80's and early 90's I began to find my feel on what music I truly enjoy and when I stumbled upon "Narada Collections Vol. 2" I was hooked and this track from Colin Chin was one of the composition that sealed the deal for me. I loved smooth jazz/new age music and that was that. No longer did I feel ashamed and out of place. "The Alluvial Plains" is a very relaxing, beautiful arrangement and with the help of Mark Isham really gives it that calm/mellow feel to it.

You have heard me say time and time again that Prefab Sprout did not get the respect they richly deserved here in the states. To me, Paddy McAloon is one of the best songwriters around. The only hit they had stateside was "When Love Breaks Down" but the entire "Two Wheels Good" is very intelligently written and the composition are masterly arranged. "Cars and Girls" is another track that when I hear brings a smile to my face and "The Best of Prefab Sprout: Life of Suprises" is a must have in your music libary.

Another LP you need in your library is "Dreamcatcher" from Andy McKee. I have showcase tunes by this gifted acoustic guitarist and "I Will See You Again" is another track that blows me away. If you have had a rough day, throw on this LP and just let your cares melt away. The arrangement with this track is very cool.

Whenever I hear songs by Seal it puts me in mind of movies like "I am Legend", "Children of Men", "Equilibrium"...very furturist, struggling for the good of men. "Tinsel Town" for me paints a world that is bleak, hopeless, a quick fix for happiness that will not last. Not all of his songs leaves me feeling drained and dark but this one tells off on Hollywood (that's if he's talking about Hollywood but it sure paints a picture of how it really is doesn't he?).

The opposite is true when hearing Nicolay's "Hey!" I love playing this song, over and over and over and over...you get the message. For me this track showcase the city lights, hanging out with your friends just enjoying life. Sometime this month and the following months I have to make a pledge to get a LP by Nicolay every pay period so I can really dig into this genius music collage. ^_^

id drops courtesy of fave, todd kelly

tracks/timeline/artists in the following order...
01. Daykeeper feat Muhsinah{~0:24}-The Foreign Exchange
02. Shaman Song{~5:04}-Shadowfax
03. Get Here{~10:13}-Oleta Adams
04. Secret Romance{~17:56}-Kim Waters
05. If I Knew{~21:45}-Jimmy Sommers
06. All or Nothing/Coming Home To You[instrumental version]{~26:26}-The Foreign Exchange
07. Snowbound{~31:31}-Donald Fagen
08. Church of Trees{~38:36}-Liz Story
09. The Alluvial Plains{~44:44}-Colin Chin
10. Cars and Girls{~51:42}-Prefab Sprout
11. I Will See You Again{~1:00:24}-Andy McKee
12. Tinsel Town{~1:03:54}-Seal
13. Hey!{~1:09:39}-Nicolay

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I didn't expect this podcast to be this long. It's only 13 tracks but I think it's the length of some of the songs(it's all good). Well, this week I begin school and I'm looking forward to this class. This podcast will be my last for a minute because I really wish to concentrate on my studies. Last week podcast tunes were from iodapromonet...this podcast will showcase music from some of my favorite artists that when I began listening to smooth jazz these artists(most are jazz and some in this line up you would consider pop, rock) not help my knowledge of music but the musicians and sometimes when I was having a rough day kickin' back and listening to these tracks gave me that "second wind" get going again.

Big congrats goes out to Fave and the crew over at Soulbounce for getting to the finals to be chosen for the "best music podcast" and "best music blog" for this years Black Weblog Awards. You can still vote, deadline is August 31st so don't delay.

Big shout out to new listener and musician Tom Cawley and his trio group Curios out of London(welcome dude). He sent me a track to showcase and I am more than happy to do this. The track "Truce" is nice piano/bass/drum composition that is cool to chill out on a beautiful Autumn day or any day of your choosing(as you can see I can not wait till Fall comes).

A great jazz podcast "must have" is from our own tgrundy's "Smooth Jazz - Najee, Earl Klugh & George Howard…"

Many people who have followed me from when I first hit the scene on Vox I have been a lover of technology and how I always talked about Leo Laporte and his podcast. I have to be honest for a while I kind of fell off the wagon when it came to covering tech and as me and Steve were chatting that TWiT to us had become kinda "stale" but the episodes #157/#156/#154/#153 has made me get hooked on ThisWeek(in)Tech. With the crew of Dvorak, Harris, Norton, Rose and with guest like Don Reisinger, Robert Heron has for me made me listen again.

I can not say enough about this young lady when it comes to her podcast. I wrote a post on Nikki and all I can say about her Soulrific podcast is WOW! Check out my post and check out her podcast...you will not be disappointed.

Hope these tracks truly relax you make you take some "me" time.

Enjoy
{shout outs from todd kelley, fresh, nikki}

1. Seven Years Of Good Luck-Joe Sample
2. Gaslighting Abbie-Steely Dan
3. Night Rhythm-Special EFX
4. Truce*-Curios(thanx Tom Cowley for sending me your groups track to showcase)
5. Climbing in Geometry-Will Ackerman
6. Sunday Morning Here with You-Michael Franks
7. Into the Blue-Boney James
8. Wait for Me-Hall & Oates
9. When Last We Spoke-Michael Manring
10. Christmas Time Is Here [Instrumental]-Colin Bailey/Monty Budwig/Vince Guaraldi
11. Africa-George Howard
12. Peculiar Situation-Earl Klugh
13. Street Life-The Crusaders feat. Randy Crawford

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These podcasts I find myself coming back time and time again, laid back, relaxing podcast. I guess this past week has been long one and I was hoping to publish this podcast last week but time got away from me. This podcast was a little long for me as well (close to 90 minutes). I'm going to get back to having just an hour a little over.>>>[more]

here it is close to 3am and I'm recording ANOTHER podcast(this is what I get for falling asleep at 8pm...but it's all good). I guess this is a blessing because I will be very busy starting this upcoming Monday until December because of working my jobs and school so it's best I try and get as many podcasts under my belt. I love relaxing music because it makes me reflect, count my blessings, and appreciate that God has giving me the gift and drive to put these podcasts together.

Kick back and enjoy this 3rd installment of MyLoveForMusic:Twilight Volume 3.

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o1.A Sunday at Home-Ralf Illenberger(Narada Guitar:15 Years of Collected Works)
o2.Dodo-Dave Matthews(Some Devil)
o3.Bermuda Triangle-Artie Traum(Acoustic Jazz Guitar)
o4.Heaven-BeBe & CeCe Winans(Greatest Hits)
o5.West End-Steve Oliver(First View)
o6.Yet Again-Demania[de Grassi/Manring/Garcia](Demania)
o7.Love Lips-Bob James w/Earl Klugh(One on One)
o8.Hands of Time-Groove Armada(Soundtrack Collateral)
o9.Waiting For the Rains-Colin Chin(Circadian Rhythms)
1o.Air for Keetu-Paul Winter(Canyon Lullaby)
11.Frogs On Ice-Mike Marshall and Darol Anger:The Duo Live(At Home And On The Range)
12.Black Waters-The Doobie Brothers(Best of the Doobies)
13.No Wontons for Elvis-Michael Manring(The Book of Flame)
14.A Month of Sundays-Don Henley(Building the Perfect Beast)
15.Sunset Grill-Don Henley(Building the Perfect Beast)
16.Whenever You're Around-Jill Scott/George Duke(The Real Thing: Words and Sounds, Vol. 3)
17.Glory Glory-Wayman Tisdale(Hang Time)

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shout outs to all of the podcasters that inspire me, push me to do my best so I can bring some of the best laid back music to the masses and to let you(the listeners) know that good music is still being made...you just have to seek it out, you will not be disappointed.

late last night I began getting songs from my library and before i knew i had songs for a podcast and for a change it was pretty cool just going with the flow. Some of the songs you may have heard and they may bring back memories for you. Big shout out to a.new.lis because she really inspired this podcast (you truly have a gift for great music sista...keep doing what ya doing ^_~ )

Enjoy the tunes folks...
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01.Let Your Love Flow-The Bellamy Brothers
02.At Seventeen-Janis Ian
03.Promises, Promises-Naked Eyes
04.Theme from Shaft-Isaac Hayes
05.Around the World-Daft Punk
06.Be Connected-Jackie McCullough
07.De Do Do Do,De Da Da Da-The Police
08.Turn It on Again-Genesis
09.All the Love-The Outfield
10.Jewel-Musrat Fateh Ali Khan
11.Steam Trains To The Milky Way-Danny Wilson
12.WindSurfer-Steve Kindler and Teja Bell
13.Chinook Winds-Chet Atkins
14.Thy Kingdom Come-Special EFX
15.????-????

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