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http://soulbounce.com/soul/2010/07/the_mixologists_summer_of_michael_jackson_vol_2.php For my listeners who may have not had the chance to follow those links, there over on the right, I'm simulcasting this work of heart. Pure love emanates from Micheal Jackson on every song. This mix was done for the soulbounce website http://www.soulbounce.com/soul/ a well informed, opinionated, and great website for music updates, news, previews, and downloads. The did a series of mixes called the Summer of Michael Jackson. Mine was the 2nd of 4, I encourage you to collect all of them here: http://soulbounce.com/soul/2010/08/the_mixologists_summer_of_michael_jackson_vol_4.php Relaaax your mi-ind... Michael Jackson - Heaven Can Wait Michael Jackson - Lady In My Life Michael Jackson - Music & Me Michael Jackson - Break Of Dawn Michael Jackson - The Way You Make Me Feel (Live) Michael Jackson - Living This Way, Loving This Way Michael Jackson - Human Nature Michael Jackson - This Is It Michael Jackson - I Can't Help It Michael Jackson feat. Siedah Garrett- I Just Can't Stop Loving You Michael Jackson - Liberian Girl The Jacksons - Dreamer The Jacksons - Show You The Way To Go Michael Jackson - Baby Be Mine Michael Jackson - Remember The Time Michael Jackson - Fly Away Michael Jackson - Beautiful Girl Michael Jackson - Rock With You (Acappella) I hope you liked those Micheal the Friendly Ghost appearances. Wouldn't he be? Crafted with love and respects. https://www.facebook.com/QoolMarv

http://soulbounce.com/soul/2010/07/the_mixologists_summer_of_michael_jackson_vol_2.php For my listeners who may have not had the chance to follow those links, there over on the right, I'm simulcasting this work of heart. Pure love emanates from Micheal Jackson on every song. This mix was done for the soulbounce website http://www.soulbounce.com/soul/ a well informed, opinionated, and great website for music updates, news, previews, and downloads. The did a series of mixes called the Summer of Michael Jackson. Mine was the 2nd of 4, I encourage you to collect all of them here: http://soulbounce.com/soul/2010/08/the_mixologists_summer_of_michael_jackson_vol_4.php Relaaax your mi-ind... Michael Jackson - Heaven Can Wait Michael Jackson - Lady In My Life Michael Jackson - Music & Me Michael Jackson - Break Of Dawn Michael Jackson - The Way You Make Me Feel (Live) Michael Jackson - Living This Way, Loving This Way Michael Jackson - Human Nature Michael Jackson - This Is It Michael Jackson - I Can't Help It Michael Jackson feat. Siedah Garrett- I Just Can't Stop Loving You Michael Jackson - Liberian Girl The Jacksons - Dreamer The Jacksons - Show You The Way To Go Michael Jackson - Baby Be Mine Michael Jackson - Remember The Time Michael Jackson - Fly Away Michael Jackson - Beautiful Girl Michael Jackson - Rock With You (Acappella) I hope you liked those Micheal the Friendly Ghost appearances. Wouldn't he be? Crafted with love and respects. https://www.facebook.com/QoolMarv

"That's the break. This music is the intermission. When you tired of standing up all night dancing and sweating and hollering and screaming and stomping your feet. And it's time that your woman say - well baby I want to just sit down with you and talk with you. That's where Barry White comes in. And it's a slot that's fitted in every young teenager, young adult, middle aged adult, the one's that dance and don't dance. Everybody takes time out for this kind of music somewhere on their playlist at home. They have to! The human mind can only stand so much of that go go go go go music. And when you got to settle it down...the lyric and the melody is still flowing easy... ...it starts out with a concert concept, it's beautiful strings and setting you up for this thing. It's not just a lot of screaming and loud guitars blazing everywhere." - Barry White (his quote can be heard at 48:19 on this http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/player/web/2009-08-20T18_32_24-07_00 This mix was created in 2000 for Valentine's night at an L.E.S.N.Y.C. venue called SX137. Otherworldly sensual concepts throughout, the title Hug You Squeeze You comes from the tiny voice that keeps saying that phrase in the Cinematic Orchestra Song called Channel 1 Suite. (I once did a gig with them http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=454862735353&set=a.179563705353.244740.586515353. ) Special hello to my friend Alex Sumner who has supported and appreciated my style for years. We've both moved on from SX137 and spreading our art in our own unique ways. Please direct your attention to this cool page on the New York Times website featuring artists renditions of the iconic I Love NY image. Alex has quite a few. http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/09/22/nyregion/nylogos.html If you are ever in Miami - look up him up at the Gansevoort Hotel South Beach. He's a Mr. Everything over there. Enjoy the moody, melodic, & mysterious Hug You Squeeze You mix with somebody that you want to hug & squeeze. "Muah & Smooch" is the name of the photo. Taken in Tuscany Italy in early October 2010. The track listing to this mix is unavailable. Gone with a crashed external drive.

"That's the break. This music is the intermission. When you tired of standing up all night dancing and sweating and hollering and screaming and stomping your feet. And it's time that your woman say - well baby I want to just sit down with you and talk with you. That's where Barry White comes in. And it's a slot that's fitted in every young teenager, young adult, middle aged adult, the one's that dance and don't dance. Everybody takes time out for this kind of music somewhere on their playlist at home. They have to! The human mind can only stand so much of that go go go go go music. And when you got to settle it down...the lyric and the melody is still flowing easy... ...it starts out with a concert concept, it's beautiful strings and setting you up for this thing. It's not just a lot of screaming and loud guitars blazing everywhere." - Barry White (his quote can be heard at 48:19 on this http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/player/web/2009-08-20T18_32_24-07_00 This mix was created in 2000 for Valentine's night at an L.E.S.N.Y.C. venue called SX137. Otherworldly sensual concepts throughout, the title Hug You Squeeze You comes from the tiny voice that keeps saying that phrase in the Cinematic Orchestra Song called Channel 1 Suite. (I once did a gig with them http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=454862735353&set=a.179563705353.244740.586515353. ) Special hello to my friend Alex Sumner who has supported and appreciated my style for years. We've both moved on from SX137 and spreading our art in our own unique ways. Please direct your attention to this cool page on the New York Times website featuring artists renditions of the iconic I Love NY image. Alex has quite a few. http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/09/22/nyregion/nylogos.html If you are ever in Miami - look up him up at the Gansevoort Hotel South Beach. He's a Mr. Everything over there. Enjoy the moody, melodic, & mysterious Hug You Squeeze You mix with somebody that you want to hug & squeeze. "Muah & Smooch" is the name of the photo. Taken in Tuscany Italy in early October 2010. The track listing to this mix is unavailable. Gone with a crashed external drive.

Latin Jazz and Salsa music recorded in September 2010 in a Manhattan loft space for a company's end of summer soiree...I mean, fiesta! Mostly unmixed because many of these songs end cold (meaning that they don't fade out). If you play good songs, and they end cold, let them be. When they finish, you'll find that you can continue on with a similar vibe, or you can change tempo, or you can change music altogether...letting a song end is actually one of the more thoughtful and satisfactory segues. Clocking in at 3 hours, you can feel tropical, practice your salsa dance, or just plain enjoy the virtuosity of these musicians. I love the bright horns and the endless percussion that fills every crevice in the sound. And Latin music also, in my humble opinion, has the most warm bass sound in recorded music. Cuban, Colombian, Puerto Rican, Brazilian, Dominican sounds and more. (Feel free to comment if I miss any culture) 1. Eddie Palmieri - Slowvisor 2. Paul Desmond - Samba D'Orpheu 3. Poncho Sanchez - Bien Sabroso 4. Antonio Carlos Jobim - Tide 5. Tito Puente - Ode To Cachao 6. The Spanish Harlem Orchestra - En El Tiempo Del Palladium 7. Jesús Alemañy's ¡Cubanismo! - Homanaje A Arcano 8. Luiz Bonfa - So Danco Samba 9. Gilberto Gil & Caetano Veloso - Baião Atemporal 10. Lalo Schifrin & Bob Brookmeyer - Samba Para Dos 11. El Grand Combo - Don Goyo 12. Papo Luca & La Sonora Poncena - Algo Facil 13. Los Titanes - Transplante De Corazon 14. Gloria Estefan - Nuevo Dia 15. Luie Ramirez - Salsa Vibes 16. Tito Puente - 3D Mambo 17. Buena Vista Social Club - Candela 18. Tito Puente - Ran Kan Kan 19. La Compania Orchestra - Celito Lindo 20. Gilberto Santa Rosa - Piedras Y Flores 21. The Spanish Harlem Orchestra - Llego La Orquesta 22. Willie Colon & Hector Lavoe - Che Che Cole 23. Tito Allen - Salsa Rap 24. Fruko - Las Maracas 25. Sonora Carruseles - Estes Es Mi Son 26. Jesús Alemañy's ¡Cubanismo! - Descarga De Hoy 27. The Spanish Harlem Orchestra - La Banda 28. Celia Cruz - La Dicha Mia 29. Roberto Roena - Hay Que Saber Comenzar 30. Bobby Cruz - Que Se Vaya 31. Tania Maria - Yatra-Ta 32. Tito Puente & His Orchestra - Oye Como Va 33. Jesús Alemañy's ¡Cubanismo! - Ahora Me Voy 34. Roni Size/Raprazent - Watching Windows (Master's At Work Latin Version) 35. Tito Puente - Ti Mon Bo 36. Santana - Soul Sacrifice 37. Santana - Samba De Sausalito 38. Hector Lavoe -El Cantante https://www.facebook.com/QoolMarv

Latin Jazz and Salsa music recorded in September 2010 in a Manhattan loft space for a company's end of summer soiree...I mean, fiesta! Mostly unmixed because many of these songs end cold (meaning that they don't fade out). If you play good songs, and they end cold, let them be. When they finish, you'll find that you can continue on with a similar vibe, or you can change tempo, or you can change music altogether...letting a song end is actually one of the more thoughtful and satisfactory segues. Clocking in at 3 hours, you can feel tropical, practice your salsa dance, or just plain enjoy the virtuosity of these musicians. I love the bright horns and the endless percussion that fills every crevice in the sound. And Latin music also, in my humble opinion, has the most warm bass sound in recorded music. Cuban, Colombian, Puerto Rican, Brazilian, Dominican sounds and more. (Feel free to comment if I miss any culture) 1. Eddie Palmieri - Slowvisor 2. Paul Desmond - Samba D'Orpheu 3. Poncho Sanchez - Bien Sabroso 4. Antonio Carlos Jobim - Tide 5. Tito Puente - Ode To Cachao 6. The Spanish Harlem Orchestra - En El Tiempo Del Palladium 7. Jesús Alemañy's ¡Cubanismo! - Homanaje A Arcano 8. Luiz Bonfa - So Danco Samba 9. Gilberto Gil & Caetano Veloso - Baião Atemporal 10. Lalo Schifrin & Bob Brookmeyer - Samba Para Dos 11. El Grand Combo - Don Goyo 12. Papo Luca & La Sonora Poncena - Algo Facil 13. Los Titanes - Transplante De Corazon 14. Gloria Estefan - Nuevo Dia 15. Luie Ramirez - Salsa Vibes 16. Tito Puente - 3D Mambo 17. Buena Vista Social Club - Candela 18. Tito Puente - Ran Kan Kan 19. La Compania Orchestra - Celito Lindo 20. Gilberto Santa Rosa - Piedras Y Flores 21. The Spanish Harlem Orchestra - Llego La Orquesta 22. Willie Colon & Hector Lavoe - Che Che Cole 23. Tito Allen - Salsa Rap 24. Fruko - Las Maracas 25. Sonora Carruseles - Estes Es Mi Son 26. Jesús Alemañy's ¡Cubanismo! - Descarga De Hoy 27. The Spanish Harlem Orchestra - La Banda 28. Celia Cruz - La Dicha Mia 29. Roberto Roena - Hay Que Saber Comenzar 30. Bobby Cruz - Que Se Vaya 31. Tania Maria - Yatra-Ta 32. Tito Puente & His Orchestra - Oye Como Va 33. Jesús Alemañy's ¡Cubanismo! - Ahora Me Voy 34. Roni Size/Raprazent - Watching Windows (Master's At Work Latin Version) 35. Tito Puente - Ti Mon Bo 36. Santana - Soul Sacrifice 37. Santana - Samba De Sausalito 38. Hector Lavoe -El Cantante https://www.facebook.com/QoolMarv

What Happens When Miles Davis and John Coltrane Step to the Stage at a Thelonious Monk Performance? That's the question I posed while listening to a set of Jazz CDs sent to me by the people behind http://www.yourfriendorfoe.com/. Originally conceived to be a stream/download on the Friend or Foe website, this 37 minute mix, designed to feel like an actual live Jazz club performance, is now available here for you to add to your collection. 10/10/10 is what I would give each one of these Jazz giants on that mythical scale. October 10th is also Thelonious Monk's birthday. My son's name is Thelonious and that's him in the photo practicing piano (on a synthesizer - look at the photo frame on his left to see the concentration in his eyes). His lessons are on a real piano. Need I say more? Just a little...I wrote a great story about this mix for their site but when the site changed, away it went and so did my words. I found a few on the music blog of a NYC man about town & here's a copy & paste: “I hope this jazz mix is regarded as an offering of something that could possibly be an introduction to a different approach to musical creativity where instrument virtuosity, versatility, imagination, dexterity, improvisation and communication are the essential components.” 01 Thelonious Monk – “Straight No Chaser” (from Thelonious Monk In Italy) 02 Miles Davis – “Blues By Five” – (from Cookin’ with The Miles Davis Quintet) 03 Thelonious Monk – “Just You Just Me” (from The Unique) 04 Thelonious Monk – “Honeysuckle Rose” (from The Unique) 05 John Coltrane – “Straight Street” (from Coltrane) 06 Miles Davis – “I’ll Remember April” (from Blue Haze) 07 Thelonious Monk – “Liza (All The Clouds’ll Roll Away)” (from The Unique) Thanks D http://www.treesforbreakfast.com/2008/05/qooldjmarv-your-friend-or-foe-jam-session-podcast-1/ https://www.facebook.com/QoolMarv

What Happens When Miles Davis and John Coltrane Step to the Stage at a Thelonious Monk Performance? That's the question I posed while listening to a set of Jazz CDs sent to me by the people behind http://www.yourfriendorfoe.com/. Originally conceived to be a stream/download on the Friend or Foe website, this 37 minute mix, designed to feel like an actual live Jazz club performance, is now available here for you to add to your collection. 10/10/10 is what I would give each one of these Jazz giants on that mythical scale. October 10th is also Thelonious Monk's birthday. My son's name is Thelonious and that's him in the photo practicing piano (on a synthesizer - look at the photo frame on his left to see the concentration in his eyes). His lessons are on a real piano. Need I say more? Just a little...I wrote a great story about this mix for their site but when the site changed, away it went and so did my words. I found a few on the music blog of a NYC man about town & here's a copy & paste: “I hope this jazz mix is regarded as an offering of something that could possibly be an introduction to a different approach to musical creativity where instrument virtuosity, versatility, imagination, dexterity, improvisation and communication are the essential components.” 01 Thelonious Monk – “Straight No Chaser” (from Thelonious Monk In Italy) 02 Miles Davis – “Blues By Five” – (from Cookin’ with The Miles Davis Quintet) 03 Thelonious Monk – “Just You Just Me” (from The Unique) 04 Thelonious Monk – “Honeysuckle Rose” (from The Unique) 05 John Coltrane – “Straight Street” (from Coltrane) 06 Miles Davis – “I’ll Remember April” (from Blue Haze) 07 Thelonious Monk – “Liza (All The Clouds’ll Roll Away)” (from The Unique) Thanks D http://www.treesforbreakfast.com/2008/05/qooldjmarv-your-friend-or-foe-jam-session-podcast-1/ https://www.facebook.com/QoolMarv

Thanks to Rob Fields & Kimberly Knox a great night in Brooklyn with the Family Stand. Great band and wonderful show. Check the links for more about what Rob & Kim arrange and coordinate for your enjoyment. Here's a do what I do set....no theme....just spinning freestyle & a fresh mix of my favorite styles new & classic. Kim: http://www.ubiquitanyc.com/ Rob: http://boldaslove.us/ http://boldaslove.us/2010/08/upcoming-the-family-stand-southpaw-98.html http://thefamilystand.bandcamp.com/ Before set: N.E.R.D. - Provider (Zero 7 Mix) The Roots - Peace of Light Roy Ayers - We Live In Brooklyn (Re-edit) Erykah Badu - Soldier Rae & Christian with Bobby Womack - Wake Up Everybody St-Germain-en-Laye - Organ Talk Carleen Anderson - Mama Said (Kenny Dope We Shall Overcome Mix) Raphael Gualazzi - Reality and Fantasy (Gilles Peterson Mix) Common featuring Laetitia Sadier of Stereolab - New Wave Gilles Peterson's Havana Cultura Band - Think Twice (Marc Mac Mix featuring Danay & Carina) Soul Village - Funkin For Jamaica Instrumental STAND! - Jackson 5 Breakestra - Remember Who You Are Q-Tip with Amanda Diva - ManWomanBoogie The Barking Dogs - S.O.S. Trus'Me with Dam-Funk - Bail Me Out Vikter Duplaix - Electric Love (Boddhi Satva Mix) Roy Davis Jr. with Terry Dexter - Paradise (In Your Mind) Mr. Scruff with Pete Simpson - This Way Midnight Lab Band - Traveler's Lament T-Coy - Carino Imagination - Burning Up (Dub) Greg Wilson - Galactico (Electrofunkroots Version) Plant Life - Luv 4 The World Hypnotic Brass Ensemble - Spottie Fat Freddy's Drop - The Raft Bob Marley - Stand Up Jamrock (Ashley Beedle Mix) After set: Janelle Monae - Oh Maker Aloe Blacc - I Need a Dollar (How To Make It In America) Carolina Chocolate Drops - Hit Em Up Style (Cover of: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCwbYQSlNB4) Micheal Jackson - Scream (Jam & Lewis Remix) Bobby Womack - Across 110th Street (Danny Canaan Soul Mix) Family Stand - Ghetto Heaven Teena Marie - Your Make Love Like Springtime Sounds Of Blackness - Optimistic Loose Ends - Hanging On A String (Frankie Knuckles Classic Club) Jill Scott - Slowly Surely (Theo Parrish) and the BoldAsLove mix that I did with G-Man: http://boldaslove.us/2010/08/free-download-boldaslove-us-presents-the-getaway.html

A 100% vinyl mix from early 2000s featuring rare (but modern) records that are precious to me. Nowadays I use everything, vinyl, CDs, mp3s...this is a throwback to the days where I would put 15-20 records in front of me, choose the 1st and the last and then fill in the space between the bookends with songs that conveyed my philosophy. This isn't music as accessory to drunken tomfoolery, this is music that accentuates and represents my mind, aims, influences, and lifestyle. A bygone era where I left my home and went to record shops and got my fingers dirty flipping through 100s of vinyls to find these Rare & Precious Gems...more & more a thing of the past...more & more, my collection of vinyls shine like jewels to me. I guess I'm weird, and in good shape because it doesn't bother me to still carry vinyls to gigs...even the ones that I fly to. Every Friday in New York City I play at a place called Bar 6 - my set there is much lighter than this mix...soul, disco, 80s, house, 90s hip hop - and do you know that I put two bags of vinyls on a compact hand truck, walk 7 blocks to the subway, pick up those two bags, approx 80-100 pounds, carry them down the steps...ride train to the village...carry them up two flights of stairs from the 14th street platform to the street and walk two more blocks to Bar 6? It's oddly satisfying. (side note - on one of these subway rides I saw I guy get on with a stand up bass and I thought, yeah, what I'm doing is not all that strenuous...a stand up bass on a subway, that's effort!) The irony of the moment is that the musician looked at the dj and his records like the dj and his records, now, looks at the virtual dj with their laptops. Irreplaceable replaced. No track list but here are some of the artists: Minnie Ripperton 4 Hero U.N.K.L.E. Massive Attack Joi Carl Craig Assata Shakur Amalgamation of Soundz Kudu Portishead David Holmes & more Catch me at Bar 6 sometime, might be my last go round in NYC as a regular DJ gig. I'm passing the baton to the next wave and taking my skills into the world of special events where I've become a specialist DJ. Bar 6 - http://www.barsixny.com/ - Fridays 10:30pm-2am Specialist? Stuff like this (scroll down to HBO) - http://www.variety.com/index.asp?layout=Emmy&articleid=VR1118022575&categoryid

A 100% vinyl mix from early 2000s featuring rare (but modern) records that are precious to me. Nowadays I use everything, vinyl, CDs, mp3s...this is a throwback to the days where I would put 15-20 records in front of me, choose the 1st and the last and then fill in the space between the bookends with songs that conveyed my philosophy. This isn't music as accessory to drunken tomfoolery, this is music that accentuates and represents my mind, aims, influences, and lifestyle. A bygone era where I left my home and went to record shops and got my fingers dirty flipping through 100s of vinyls to find these Rare & Precious Gems...more & more a thing of the past...more & more, my collection of vinyls shine like jewels to me. I guess I'm weird, and in good shape because it doesn't bother me to still carry vinyls to gigs...even the ones that I fly to. Every Friday in New York City I play at a place called Bar 6 - my set there is much lighter than this mix...soul, disco, 80s, house, 90s hip hop - and do you know that I put two bags of vinyls on a compact hand truck, walk 7 blocks to the subway, pick up those two bags, approx 80-100 pounds, carry them down the steps...ride train to the village...carry them up two flights of stairs from the 14th street platform to the street and walk two more blocks to Bar 6? It's oddly satisfying. (side note - on one of these subway rides I saw I guy get on with a stand up bass and I thought, yeah, what I'm doing is not all that strenuous...a stand up bass on a subway, that's effort!) The irony of the moment is that the musician looked at the dj and his records like the dj and his records, now, looks at the virtual dj with their laptops. Irreplaceable replaced. No track list but here are some of the artists: Minnie Ripperton 4 Hero U.N.K.L.E. Massive Attack Joi Carl Craig Assata Shakur Amalgamation of Soundz Kudu Portishead David Holmes & more Catch me at Bar 6 sometime, might be my last go round in NYC as a regular DJ gig. I'm passing the baton to the next wave and taking my skills into the world of special events where I've become a specialist DJ. Bar 6 - http://www.barsixny.com/ - Fridays 10:30pm-2am Specialist? Stuff like this (scroll down to HBO) - http://www.variety.com/index.asp?layout=Emmy&articleid=VR1118022575&categoryid

Peace & Quiet - Intersecting Introspective Performances of Classical and Jazz Piano Virtuosos A Beats, Jazz, & Soul Special Relax & Unwind Edition presented by Qool DJ Marv Acid Eiffel - Metronome Darkest Before the Dawn - André Previn Images, Book 2: 2. Et la lune descend sur le temple qui fût - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli Debussy: Arabesque No. 1 in E major - John O'Conor Como Fue - Stefano Bollani You're Gonna Hear from Me - André Previn Orphée's Bedroom (from The Orphée Suite for Solo Piano) - Philip Glass Metamorphosis Five - Alessandra Celletti Ballade - Peter Frankl Gogol - Gonzales La plage - Yann Tiersen Breath (A Meditation) - Giovanni Allevi Of Land & Sea, Of Mortal & Divine - Laura Sullivan Love Is Here To Stay - George Nascimento Little Darlin' - Cedar Walton Le matin - Yann Tiersen HG 80 - Alessandra Celletti Pensieri Nascosti - Giovanni Allevi Back To Life - Giovanni Allevi L'Autre Valse D'Amelie - Yann Tiersen Peace & Quiet I http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2008-07-01T13_45_08-07_00 Peace & Quiet II http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2009-07-02T17_23_23-07_00

Peace & Quiet - Intersecting Introspective Performances of Classical and Jazz Piano Virtuosos A Beats, Jazz, & Soul Special Relax & Unwind Edition presented by Qool DJ Marv Acid Eiffel - Metronome Darkest Before the Dawn - André Previn Images, Book 2: 2. Et la lune descend sur le temple qui fût - Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli Debussy: Arabesque No. 1 in E major - John O'Conor Como Fue - Stefano Bollani You're Gonna Hear from Me - André Previn Orphée's Bedroom (from The Orphée Suite for Solo Piano) - Philip Glass Metamorphosis Five - Alessandra Celletti Ballade - Peter Frankl Gogol - Gonzales La plage - Yann Tiersen Breath (A Meditation) - Giovanni Allevi Of Land & Sea, Of Mortal & Divine - Laura Sullivan Love Is Here To Stay - George Nascimento Little Darlin' - Cedar Walton Le matin - Yann Tiersen HG 80 - Alessandra Celletti Pensieri Nascosti - Giovanni Allevi Back To Life - Giovanni Allevi L'Autre Valse D'Amelie - Yann Tiersen Peace & Quiet I http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2008-07-01T13_45_08-07_00 Peace & Quiet II http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2009-07-02T17_23_23-07_00

Re-Experience The Experience from The Bold and The Brave. More than a tribute to Jimi, the Bold & The Brave aka the Mighty G-Man & Qool DJ Marv have produced either a reimagined recollection or a primer for those who have had Jimi on their list of artists to get into. All of the selections play at their original tempos, the Bold & the Brave have twisted them up to create some spaced out altered versions. Working with the parts and imagining Jimi's sonic sensibilities, we present a version of our dream concert. Boldly Loving Fire House Red Bruised Purple Wildcat Station Joeseph, C'mon Man Vixen Music Sweet Music Hazy Daze Towering Inferno Surround Sound of Breeze Angels Fly This Way Where You Go When You Go? ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Half Staff Ending-lude The 1st Bold & Brave collaboration: http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-06-21T21_44_42-07_00

Re-Experience The Experience from The Bold and The Brave. More than a tribute to Jimi, the Bold & The Brave aka the Mighty G-Man & Qool DJ Marv have produced either a reimagined recollection or a primer for those who have had Jimi on their list of artists to get into. All of the selections play at their original tempos, the Bold & the Brave have twisted them up to create some spaced out altered versions. Working with the parts and imagining Jimi's sonic sensibilities, we present a version of our dream concert. Boldly Loving Fire House Red Bruised Purple Wildcat Station Joeseph, C'mon Man Vixen Music Sweet Music Hazy Daze Towering Inferno Surround Sound of Breeze Angels Fly This Way Where You Go When You Go? ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... ..... Half Staff Ending-lude The 1st Bold & Brave collaboration: http://djqoolmarvsounds.podomatic.com/entry/2010-06-21T21_44_42-07_00