Other Mixes By Salman1
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You Can't Stop Me Now
| Artist | Song | |
| RZA | You Can't Stop Me Now | |
| The Charmels | As Long As I've Got You | |
| Gladys Knight & the Pips | All I Need Is Time | |
| Sly & The Family Stone | Somebody's Watching You | |
| Vera Hamilton | But Ain't No More | |
| Jackie Mittoo | Jumping Jehosophat | |
| King Tubby | Ghetto Dub | |
| The Sylvers | Only One Can Win | |
| The Roots | Guns Are Drawn | |
| Otis Redding | I'm Coming Home | |
| The Heptones | Message From A Black Man | |
| Gnarls Barkley | Whos Gonna Save My Soul? | |
| Ernie K-Doe | Mother In Law | |
| Brenton Wood | Gimme A Little Sign | |
| Black Uhuru | Happiness | |
| Eyes Low | Gangsta | |
| Kool & the Gang | Fruitman | |
| Tami Lynn | I'm Gonna Run Away From You | |
| Barbara George | I Know (You Don't Love Me No More) | |
| Irma Thomas | Ruler of My Heart | |
| King Geedorah | Anti-Matter (feat. Mr. Fantastik) | |
Comment:
Here's an attempt at making a country fried soul mix... but the picnic got rained out, and everyone went home thus making this mix a lot more slower and pensive. Their's a cyclical theme of renewal; "Message From A Black Man" is sampled on tracks 1, 6, 16 and 21, so everything starts anew every five tracks. It's the first time I've done this and I don't know why I've never done it before as it made the mix really cohesive.Thanks to Sam for tracks 5, 18 and 19. Enjoy: 72min:22sec.
Feedback:
This looks outstanding!! You can't stop me from downloading this as soon as possible.
Sweet!
Sly & The Family Stone & the Heptones in particular, but the whole thing looks nice.
Awesome. It's always a (little) sign of a great mix for me if I drop everything and proceed to listen the very second the download comes through. Which is exactly what I did tonight. You're welcome re: those 3 tracks, and they were used to fine effect. Of the tracks that were new to me was The Roots (never fail to impress), the delightful Mittoo instrumental and the Kool & the Gang.
Loved the closer also, and glad to finally hear where J Dilla got that sample from..
Loved the closer also, and glad to finally hear where J Dilla got that sample from..
And of course the pic represents a stoned soul picnic! Will definitely be checking this one out.
Fuck. I LOVE THIS. Must download immediately. Hope you don't mind if I continue with my plan to use that very same (utterly fantastic) Gnarls Barkley song on my next mixed-genre mix...
Hey, who gave you permission to picnic in my garden?
Love that Tami Lynn track.
Love that Tami Lynn track.
Nice job.
Cloudy & rainy for the week, thus far, but sunny & warmer weather forecast for the weekend.
Cloudy & rainy for the week, thus far, but sunny & warmer weather forecast for the weekend.
Looking forward to the d/l to confirm my suspicions that this is fantastic.
Lovin this at first sight! Wish they hadn't blocked my d/l capabilities at work cause I can't wait til 5:00 to hear this. Looking forward to 3,4,9-13,15,17 and 20 in particular.
This is awesome. That's one of my favorite Otis songs. One minor thing... country-fried soul with no Solomon Burke? You must be crazy!
always excited to see a mix of yours posted, & even more excited when there's a link, as they're some of my favorites on this site - love the otis, sly stone, roots, gladys knight, RZA, gnarls barkley & brenton wood tracks the mostest...
18-20 look to be a terrific combination. Can't wait to give this a spin.
yeah... after listening, I don't know why you haven't done it before either. super songs, Salman. like Sam, I dug the Jackie Mittoo and Kool and the Gang tracks, along w/ Tami Lynn and The Sylvers. this was one of the more popular mixes with my work colleagues - a diverse group, indeed. Grover was drawn to the Eyes Low/Kool & the Gang pair, whereas Herbert mentioned liking RZA and King Geedorah. (names were changed to protect their privacy.)
After listening to this I was reminded why I don't like rap and hip-hop with lyrics: I can't tolerate the language. But I loved many of the other tracks, especially that Gnarls Barkley track and track 6. Thanks for the dl.
lovely, a mix that includes both Jackie Mittoo and Gladys Knight & the Pips is a winner in my book
Looking forward to giving this a listen.
Great, great stuff.
Dude, this looks fucking KILLER, as usual. Man, I'm always slow at catching your mixes when they're originally posted. Can't wait to check this out, though.