Soul Train Dancers 1973

Original Kool and the Gang track here.

Coke Escovedo - I wouldn't change a thing

Would you?

Coke Escovedo - I Wouldn't Change A Thing by waldojeffers

Barrington Levy - Here I Come

He's broader than Broadway.

Barrington Levi - Here I Come by waldojeffers

Mr. Scruff - Blackfoot Roll

Not too much of a difficult track today,
Nice one though..

Mr Scruff, Blackfoot Roll.

Mr. Scruff - Blackfoot Roll by waldojeffers

Marimba Orquesta Gallito - A La Cumbia

Credits for this track go out to the Super Sonido Blog, the Latin American Cultural Reverb. Worth checking out if you like the music.
http://supersonido.net/

Cumbia  by  waldojeffers

Vocoder - What happens now/Que Sucede Ahora

It's time for some way too cheesy Italo from Spain!

Vocoder - What happens now / Que Sucede Ahora

Thievery Corporation - Until the morning

Quality track from the Thievery Corporation which is on the Richest man in Babylon album.

Thievery Corporation - Until the morning

Bob Dylan - One more cup of coffee

Bob Dylan.. If I wouldn't care about the variety of music on this blog I'd probably write about him each day. From time to time I switch favorite artist, but Dylan keeps sticking at no.1 because of his large and phenomenal oeuvre. After having listened one album more than enough, another album shows up and turns out to be even greater than the one you've been listening to.

But at a certain moment comes the point where you've listened all the albums and you're trying to decide which album you like best. I can't choose. I doubt between Nashville Skyline and Desire, probably because their style is quite unusual. Nashville is overall seen good, and Desire has some less good songs but compensates a lot with other ones.

So.. Just a random Dylan song. One of my favorites from the Desire album.

One more cup of coffee

Sitting on the dock of the bay

Sorry Otis.. You wrote the song, but Percy sung a better version

Youtube

Samba Soul - Mambo #5

This I've been keeping behind for a while because rumors have been going that internationally known DJ Elroy Vanderley was following this blog. After becoming famous he never sends me any tracks no mo, so I refused having him play this song. Sorry for the delay.

This is a banger. On Youtube there is no good version for it, so just go for the link and organize a party with this track on repeat.

Waldo