Other Mixes By McDonald12
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Theme - Alternating DJ
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Sfumato
| Artist | Song | |
| Steve Wynn | Southern California Line | |
| Jessie Harper | Midnight Sun | |
| Culpepper's Orchard | Mountain Music pt1 | |
| The Warlocks | Motorcycles | |
| The Soft Machine | Joy of a toy | |
| Dark | The Cat | |
| Stackwaddy | Repossession Boogie | |
| Killing Floor | Woman you need love | |
| John Dummer Blues Band | I Need Love | |
| Johnny Winter | I Got Love If You Want It | |
| Keef Hartley Band | Sinnin' For You | |
| Mahavishnu Orhcestra | The Noonward Race | |
| May Blitz | Smokin' The Day Away | |
| The Outskirts of Infinity | Song To The Goddess | |
| Orgone Box | Anaesthesia | |
Comment:
Sfumato - (literally "going up in smoke") - A Willingness to Embrace Ambiguity, Paradox & Uncertainty.Thanks to my good friend Valis for the Orgone Box track. Enjoy!
Feedback:
Don't know very much of this Gerry but I'm listening to "The Hidden Hand Psychedelic Mining Company" so I have my groove on!
Fantastic Gerry. And I'm not just blowin' smoke up yer arse! Love the Soft Machine and ambiguity, paradox and uncertainty (not necessarily in that order) especially.
Oh wow, Stackwaddy! Always cool to see the extreme depth of your mixes, Gerry.
May Blitz?!! Holy smoke, that's a tuff one to stomach . . . ;) I do dig the Mahavishnu, Soft Machine and especially Orgone Box, though.
It sounds fnord wonderful!
That's where my money goes! Freakin' fantastic Mr.Mc.
Don't know anything here, but that's nothing new. Hope you're feeling better this week.
dig the 3-5 especially.
Well, I love the Soft Machine track and don't know the rest, but I'm sure this is all damned fine.
Not much I know here but as usual interesting!
real nice and kudos for Keef Hartley Band!!!!!
Nice Soft Machine and the 10-12 stretch. The rest is probably just as cool.
Don't know much here, but it looks interesting.
'Tis an ill wind that blows no mind.., this looks a puff of the true wafting Gerry! Toltecs sending signals to the Aztecs who send it on to those who were building Angkor Wat who,in turn, send it to the nomads of the Steppes, and round it goes..."where there's smoke..."
I'm willing to embrace this - of course, I'll take it out to a nice place to eat first...maybe a movie....but then - I'm gonna embrace it!