Other Mixes By Dom1
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THIS ONE'S FOR PAM GRIER.FOXY!
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Pam Grier | Long Time Woman (unk) | |
| Willie Hutch | Theme From Foxy Brown (1974) | |
| Clarence Carter | Lookin For A Fox (1968) | |
| Jimi Hendrix Experience | Foxy Lady (1967) | |
| Tyrone Davis | She's Lookin Good (1970) | |
| Marlena Shaw | Liberation Conversation (1968) | |
| JR. Walker & The All Stars | Hip City (Pt 2) (1968) | |
| Millie Jackson | Breakaway (1973) | |
| The Dramatics | Get Up And Get Down (1971) | |
| Bobby Womack | Across a 110th Street (1973) | |
| Sweet Linda Divine | I'll Say It Again (1970) | |
| Art Ensemble Of Chicago (Featuring Fontella Bass) | Theme De Yo-Yo (1969) | |
| Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose | Treat Her Like A Lady (1972) | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Donny Hathaway | Voices Inside (Everything Is Everything) (1970) | |
| Freddy King | Funky (1969) | |
| Aretha Franklin | Master Of Eyes (1973) | |
| Betty Davis | Nasty Girl (1975) | |
| Ike & Tina Turner | I want To Take You Higher (1970) | |
| Mavis Staples | You're The Fool (1970) | |
| Candi Staton | The Best Thing You Ever Had (unk) | |
| King Curtis & The Kingpins | Whole Lotta Love (1970) | |
| Z.Z. Hill | Am I Groovin You (1974) | |
| Etta James | Tell Mama (1967) | |
| Curtis Mayfield | Kung-Fu (1974) | |
| Laura Lee | Women's Love Rights (1971) | |
| Oscar Brown JR | Gang Bang (1972) | |
| The Soul Survivors | Mama Soul (1969) | |
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A Blast!
awesome stuff, foxy lady is the words
Can you make a bad mix? No, of course not. :)
cool.
One hot mama deserves one hot mix. Dom, you are AOTM's Foxy Brown.
Excellent Dom!
Nice one Dom..., that Bobby Womack track is inseperable, in mind, with Foxy...(no Foxy-"Get Off"..?)
(that's "inseparable"...gak.)
Uh, yeah. This one's just about perfect.
What Adam said, yeah, what Adam said.
nothing but a sweet-sweetback's badass mix! Good go here with The Dramatics
Brilliant - you just keep getting it right time and time again! :)
Oh man, I missed this! Great subject, great tribute!
I'm inpressed by your feel for the funk... soul power!
I've been listening to this for the last couple of days, and I love it! Special mention to the Staples and Stanton tracks. Fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiine!
This is superb.