There's been a lot of remixing and recontextualizing of Marvin lately. There was a remix of "Let's Get It On" discussed in this Slate piece, which I previously blogged here;(don't sleep on that 1984 W. Kim Heron piece either); and the "duet" with Marvin that Erick Sermon put out a few years ago. I never pass up a chance to blog a Mark Anthony Neal essay--so here's his Critical Noire piece on it:
CRITICAL NOIRE
The E-Double and the Trouble Man: Marvin Gaye and Erick Sermon "Turn on Some Music"
by Mark Anthony Neal
[30 August 2001]
(I previously blogged Neal's pieces here, as well as a couple other places on the old blog; do a search for "Neal.")
Here's the full list of sites I sent to Anj:
http://www.futureboogie.com/
has lots of good real audio mixes with tracklistings.
mostly new jazz/broken beat, but sort of mellower.
http://www.boombasticradio.com/
you can listen to this through itunes (look under Radio -> Urban)...
the website has a list of currently and recently played tracks.
it's an eclectic mix of jazz, funk, hip hop, jazz, reggae...
http://www.wefunkradio.com/
this has hundreds of radio mix shows archived. funk and hip hop.
you can take a look at the playlists. they have mp3s up on their site,
but they also stream a show through itunes (same place, Radio -> Urban)
http://www.brokenbeatradio.com/
this site has tons of mixes as well: "A Nu Jazz and Broken Beat mix show
based in Philadelphia..." you can stream or download from their site.
(the newest one has a theo parrish track, a bugz in the attic track...
and a 4 hero remix of 'sexual healing'!)
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