Back In A Minute But For Now I'm Ghost Like Swayze

On My Way To India For Something Like A Month Or so

That's Why I'm Not Very  Blogific-prolific At The Time i guess

I will post some before leavin if I have time

But I'll Be Back With More And More Hits

But Today, Here are Two Break Mixes From Two Executioners 

That seems To Be Available Almost Everywhere 

But Maybe You Slept On Those Pearls

(Well if It's The Case You're Really Sleepin')

First One Is From The Latest And Youngest Members Of The x-Ecutioners:

Mr Boogie Blind Playing Nothing But Essential Breaks ,Super Classic Breaks

The Originators Breaks

The Second One is From The Grand Master Adiar Cor Himself

Flippin the Original 52 Beats Tape From Kid Capri Flippin' The Ultimate Break And Beats

That Used To Be Just Here something like 2 Years ago

And That Spread On Too Many Blogs Just Like A Virus

It Seems To Be The New Thing Around 

Blogs That Publish what They Found On Other People Blogs

That's Deep

And Brag And Boast About The Numbers Of Visitors They Got 

Is It Actually About How MAny People Come

Or About The Quality Of Your Posts And The Originality 

I don't Really Understand The Meaning Of Those leechin' Blogs

Even Worst Some Don't even give you props for helping them providing their blogs with heavy materials

anyway who cares(not even me)it was just a reflection

and we're livin' in a Free World 

(are we?)

But Since I Also Don't Understand The Blogs Where You Get only 

Covers, Tracklistings 

And Download Link

I Guess I'm Gettin Old and Borrin'????

But For Now Get Your 2008 52 Beats

or Listen 

To The Original 1992 Version in two parts 

52 and Beats

Now Dance Suckaz,Dance Suckaz, Move Suckaz,Move Suckaz

It's Been More Than A Year That The GodFather Is Gone
So Let's Not Forget Why We Call Him Him TheGodfather

So Here Is A 1989 Kid Capri Mixtape
Free James Brown
That I Have Found On

Dj Soul Blog
                                                              

                

And Last Week This Dude Called 7d
Who's comin' Straight Out Of Quebec
And That Produce A james Brown Tribute Tape
At First I Was A Little Septical About It
I Thought Damn Another Wannabe Producer
That Makes Me Wanna Listen To His Fake ass Demo
But Then I've Actually Took Times To Listen To It
And I Gotta Confess
It's Pretty Hot
Well Produced
And Original
Definitly Worth The Download
Hot Pants From Montreal

And If You Like It Feel Free To visit
His Myspace Page And Show Some Love

And For Those Of You Who -'ve Slept On It Last Year

Her Is Some Of My Favorites James Brown's Tracks

The Jazzy Ones

He Got Funk

He Got Soul

And He Definitly Got The Jazz 

Most people know James Brown as the Godfather of Soul.
But Brown has also long had a taste for jazz.
Inspired by the music of Frank Sinatra,
Brown teamed up with the Dee Felice Trio
to record his own unique versions of Sinatra-associated standards
like “Strangers in the Night” and “All the Way,”
along with jazzed-up renditions of his hits “Cold Sweat”
and “There Was a Time.”
The intimately swinging results revealed a little-known facet of Brown’s funky self
A Brand New Bag Indeed

Three Slices Of Old School Pizza

Kid Capri The King Of Mixtapes

In the early 70's, within the urban enclave known as the South Bronx,
rap music was just getting noticed by its disenfranchised citizens.
It was during this same time,
that an 8-year-old by the name of
David Anthony Love
received his first mixer.

With youth on his side coupled with the determination to succeed,
he began to hone his skills
by DJ'ing at block parties and hitting the local club circuit.

It wasn't long before others took notice.
Relying on his entrepreneurial skills to keep up with the demand,
led him to record his live sets on tape and sell them on 145th Street in Harlem.


Thus began one of the pioneers of the modern day mixtape.

This Kid Was Kid Capri
Here Are Three Classics Mixtapes From 1989
that he is still Selling Nowadays!!!

Old! + School!
=Old School Volume 1
(For Those Of You Who Still Don't Get It,
You Must Download The Two Parts To Get The Mix...)

Old! + school!
=Old School Volume 2
(For Those Of You Who Still Don't Get It,
You Must Download The Two Parts To Get The Mix...)

Old! + School!
=Old School Volume 3
(For Those Of You Who Still Don't Get It,
You Must Download The Two Parts To Get The Mix...)

This Are Cd reissues Version So It Only Goes 74 Mns Long instead Of The Original Tapes
(If Anyone Has The Tape Versions Feel Free To Holla At Me)
Volume 1 & 2 Are Funk orientated
Volume 3 Is Old School Hip Hop
By The Way on Volume 3
The Track 19 Is interpreted by the Cold Crush Brothers (My Mistake)

Know Your Classics

Afrika Bambaataa's Death Mix.
Kid Capri's 52 Beats.
Various recorded performances at the T-Connection.
All of them, among ones infinitely more obscure,
are revered and fetishized among obsessive hip-hop mixtape connoisseurs.
While a few of these tapes sound fresh and relevant today,
the vast majority are trumpeted solely
for their historical significance and collectible nature,
furthering one's credibility in the never-ending authenticity debate.
None of these mixtapes are ones you would, in good conscience, give to your curious friend and say,
"If you still don't care for hip-hop mixtapes after this, I doubt anything would change your mind."
Enter DJ Q-Bert...

It's Time To Look At The Classics
when It Comes To Mixtapes
You Must Have Those Three

First is the Death Mix By Afrika Bambaataa and Jazzy Jay

Issued on 1981 on Paul Winley Records
and recorded Live @ James Monroe High School, Bronx

Afrika Bambaataa isThe Founder of The Mighty Zulu Nation
And Dj Jazzy Jay Is One of The Pioneer Of The bronx
Who Inspired Showbiz,Lord Finesse And The All DITC

You Got Two Mixes From Those Cats,
It's All About Education!

Then You Got This "52 Beats" Tapes from 1988

90 Minutes Of Classics Breaks
(All Taken From The Ultimate Breaks and Beats Series)
Flipped ,Scratched and Cut By The King of Mixtapes, Kid Capri

Almost Made 20 Years Ago And Still A Bomb
Timeless! + Breaks!
=90 minutes For 52 Beats
(For Those Of You Who Still Don't Get It,
You Must Download The Two Parts To Get The Mix...)

And Then In 1999


Q Bert Came Out With The Unforgettable
Demolition Pumpkin Squeeze Musik/A Preskool Breakmix
Wich Is A Kind of new definition of The Kid Capri Tape
by the True Hip Hop revolutionary Q-Bert
Killin' The Classics!

Those Three Tapes(well The First One Is Not a Tape But...)
Are major parts of the Hip Hop History

You Got To Give The Credit
Where The Credit is due