The Who: Let's See Action (Nothing Is Everything) [1971]

Marvin Hamlisch: James Bond '77

Harlem Underground Band: Smokin' Cheeba Cheeba [1976]

Vinicius & Toquinho: Turbilhao [1975]

Mahalia Jackson: I'm Going To Live The Life I Sing About In My Song

Pink Floyd: Apples & Oranges [1967]

CAN: Aspectacle [1979]

10cc: Dreadlock Holiday

from the album Bloody Tourists [1978]

Geraldo Pino: Right In The Centre

I couldn't resist playing another one from Heavy Heavy Heavy. Note the ridonckulous guitar tone in the left channel.

Mountain: Nantucket Sleighride (To Owen Coffin) [1971]

Fantasy Three: It's Your Rock (instrumental) [1983]

produced by Erroll "Pumpkin" Bedward

taken from "Dread Meets B-Boys Downtown", compiled by Don Letts

stay tuned for more from the Fantasy Three in the weeks to come!

Dame Shirley Bassey: The Hungry Years [1976]

words & music: Neil Sedaka

Blood, Sweat & Tears: Go Down Gamblin' [1971]

Fearless Four: Night People>Lies Divided By Jive [1976]

Dennis Coffey: Wings Of Fire [1977]

two more from the Westbound Disco Sizzlers LP, mixed by Tom Moulton

Bob James: Angela [1978]

Camille Saint-Saens: Danse Macabre in G Minor

performed by Vladimir Horowitz

I was feeling this track yesterday when it came on in Jean Renoir's The Rules of the Game.

Deep Purple: Woman From Tokyo [1973]

Geraldo Pino: Heavy Heavy Heavy

New Birth: I Can Understand It [1972]

Giampiero Boneschi: Oakum [1974]

Pat Lundy: Work Song [1977]

Fashion: Something In Your Picture [1982]

Detroit Emeralds: Feel The Need In Me [1977]

Jimi Hendrix:
Message To Love and I Don't Live Today [1970]

Recorded live at Berkeley Community Theatre,
5-30-70
Mitch Mitchell (drums), Billy Cox (bass)

Erroll Garner:
When Johnny Comes Marching Home and It Could Happen To You [1950]

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