The Adventures of Commander Cool Hand

Tracklisting: Akasaka - Water Ways Judge Funk - Big In Japan Massimo Vanoni - Funky Sensation Beaten Space Probe - Rainy Nights KS French - Deeper Love FabioLous Barker - Luv Talkin' (Cocktail Mix) Feel Good Alliance - Pushing On Rayko - Fuji Kiss Lemon Mint - Messages Ed Wizard and Disco Double Dee - Talkin' About Jessie Funk - Robot Cafe Ziggy Phunk - Fabulous Boogie KS French - Don't Stop Mr. Absolutt - True Burazazu Wakai - Right Time C. Da Afro - Right Lovin' Chewy Rubs - You're So Fine Saucy Lady - Magic Dust (Ourra Remix)

Tracklisting: Gospel Community - Express Yourself (Philly Vanili Rework) FabioLous Barker - Bottoms Up Funk Hunk - Next To Harlem Tomas Malo - After The Rain Disco Funk Spinner - Turn The Boogie Mr. Given Raw - Beggin' You Funk Hunk - Heaven P-Sol - Light The Sky Loshmi - Funk Off Porn Star Long Dong Silver - Summer Mood Patawawa - Red and White (Dr. Packer Remix) Dr. Packer - The Flow

Tracklisting: A Tribe Called Quest - His Name Is Mutty Ranks A Tribe Called Quest - Da Booty A Tribe Called Quest - Butter A Tribe Called Quest - Vibes and Stuff A Tribe Called Quest - Jazz (We've Got It) A Tribe Called Quest - Find A Way A Tribe Called Quest - Clap Your Hands A Tribe Called Quest - One Two S--T (feat Busta Rhymes) A Tribe Called Quest - once Again A Tribe Called Quest - 8 Million Stories A Tribe Called Quest - Busta's Lament A Tribe Called Quest - Jam A Tribe Called Quest - The Pressure A Tribe Called Quest - Oh My God A Tribe Called Quest - Steve Biko (Stir It Up) A Tribe Called Quest - Push It Along A Tribe Called Quest - Mind Power A Tribe Called Quest - The Hop A Tribe Called Quest - Against The World A Tribe Called Quest - Buggin' Out A Tribe Called Quest - Check The Rhyme A Tribe Called Quest - Award Tour A Tribe Called Quest - Can I Kick It? (Extended Boilerhouse Mix) A Tribe Called Quest - Electric Relaxation (12" Single) A Tribe Called Quest - Lyrics To Go A Tribe Called Quest - Baby Phife's Return A Tribe Called Quest - Steppin' It Up Phife Dawg - Bed Ova A Tribe Called Quest - Skypager A Tribe Called Quest - Show Business A Tribe Called Quest - Hot Sex A Tribe Called Quest - Scenario (Remix) A Tribe Called Quest - Scenario

Tracklisting: Karol Aleksander - Witajcie W Moim Swiecie DB - Fame (V's Bumpy Way To The Top Edit) TENCC - Dreadlock Holiday The Controller - Turn That Boogie Loose James Rod - Kissing You Unitrax and Radar - Diamentowa Kula Eddie - Going Up CHA - You Gave Me Love Love Dance - Who Is He (Edit) Mr. Absolutt - It's Responsible Midnight Star - Wet My Whistle (James Rod Mix) Mr. Absolutt - TIme To Work Cool Million - Oh! (Dimitri From Paris Extended Us Remix) Mordisco - Paraiso Mr. Mendel - Turn You Loose

Tracklisting: SpaceTricks - Turkey Casual Connection - Your Wish Dr. Packer and Mr. Rhodes - Comin' Off Sunner Soul - Raw Beats DJ Steve - Track 1 Pfeifer Andy - UFO Alfa Flite - Nothing Johnny Hammond - Fantasy Mastercue - NYC Movin' Philly Vanilli - Metro Ride To The Rhythm (West End Tribute Version) Alfa Flite - Love Games Boogie Freaks - Wait A Minute Should Out - Get The Funk (Dicky Trisco Remix) The Funk District - Hot 4 U We Mean Disco! - Heavy Vibes

Tracklisting: Liner - Ocean (Sunner Soul Edit) Luvless - My Lovin' Max Essa - Body Time Riccio - Space Traveler The Noodleman - Baby Doll Shit Hot SoundSystem - Flashback George Benson - Love Ballad (Joey Negro Jazzy Reprise) Jimmy The Twin - Midnight Shuffle (JTT Edit) KNG Edits - Damn Girl Sleazy McQueen - Lonely D (Slaezy McQueen and VinylAddicted Rework) His Dirty Secret - Gwen Trujillo - Get Up and Dance K.I.D. - It's Hot (Take It To The Top) Mike Woods - She's A Groovy Freaj Sunner Soul - Smooth Riding Disco Boogie Classics - Super Lover Jean Claude Gavri - Stay 2gether Tonbe - Crazy Me JB Dizzy - Love Slip Christopher Cross - Ride Like The Wind (Joey Negro Extended Disco Mix)

Tracklisting: Jascha Hagen - Afteroon Of A Faun KS French - Mr. Sweetness P-Sol - Come On Groove Motion - Taste's Like Deezconaut - Interstellar Walk KS French - Love On Jazz Mr. Given Raw - Just Can't Stop Disco Boogie Classics - Make My Dreams FloppyEdits - Come Down Matt Hughes - Do Your Thing Rollover DJs - Funky Like You Like It Rayko - Witness Chewy Rubs - Cosmo Disco Stephane Deschezeaux - Everyone Wants To Know Blunted Funk Project - Hunt Uptown George Kelly - I Got You TWOGOOD - Go To Groove (Dr. Packer Remix) Big Danny Kane - Rock Me FabioLous Barker - Rescue My Love Alien Disco Sugar - Super Lady

Tracklisting: Jolly Mare - Nobody Cares KS French - Deep Down Belabouche - Give It Mr. Given Raw - Funky Jungle DJ Rocca - Backery's Track Boogie Down Edits - Dancing Colors Sound System - Road Movement (Corsican Brothers Remix) Francisco and Cosmo - Juno Beat TC Curtis - You Should Have Known Better Dr. Packer - Everlasting Halloween - Come See What It's All About (Copycat Re-Take) Kasso - One More Round (86 Mix By Frankie Knuckles) B Magic - Clean Up (Sunner Soul Edit) Studio Luce - Valerie Harvey Sutherland - new Paradise Mike T - Do It Anyway Gay Marvine - Take Me To Your Place In Space Gradient Logic - My Vocation Rahaan - Mr. Bumpman Ivan Jack - Love Break Gay Marvine - Hot Hands

Tracklisting: Ash Reynolds - Clean Sweep Disco Invasion - 3 Ed Wizard and Disco Double Dee - House Shaker Doc Jam - Disco Pool Stephane Deschezeaux - Come In Phil Disco - Return of Nefa Gradient Logic - Juice Vincenzo De Bull - Around Kiu D - Watching U KNG Edits - Oh Baby Marvin - When Did I Stop Loving You (V's Edit) Napoleon - Somebody Tell Me Disco Invasion - 6 Kejeblos feat. Momo Love - Just Me No You Mr. Given Raw - 2 Together Martin Hayes - My Disco (Your Disco) Tonbe - New Beginning Alien Disco Sugar - Jiggy Enough Situation - Get Down Love Escort - If You Say So (Morgan Geist Remix) Dominic Dawson - Solar Funk

Tracklisting: Corsican Brothers - Smiling Faces (Stoner Dub) Chuggin' Edits - Keep On Keepin' On Pete Le Freq - Level Down Dr. Packer - Gonna Get My Love Chocolate Milk - Let's Go All The Way (Frictional Heroes Edit) KS French - Street Music Bad Barbie - Loose Juice Belabouche - Monterey Joutro Mundo - Director's Cut Chocolate City Tracks - Used and Lost Wonkar - Do U Feel (Touchy Edit) JandM Brothers - Someone I Like You Joey Negro - Free Bass (Joey Negro Funk Equation Mix) Stephen Richards - Fresh Sunner Soul - Disco Grill Dominic Dawson - Gets Me So Hot FabioLous Barker - So Hot! Funk Hunk - On Your Knees (Funk Hunk Re-Edit) Seamus Haji - Take It Easy (Yam Who? Edit)

Tracklisting: Lord Finesse - Hip 2 Da Game Busy Bee - Chief Rockers Eric B and Rakim - I Ain't No Joke Run DMC - Peter Piper Kurtis Blow - The Breaks De La Soul - Saturdays De La Soul - Me, Myself, and I Zapp - More Bounce Boogie Down Edits - Dancefloor Zapp and Roger - Chocolate City Cameo - Back and Forth Cameo - Single Life The New Black - Coming Back Dr. Packer - Cranium 80's Child - Hot Dominic Dawson - Life's A Game The Dazz Band - Swoop (I'm Yours) (Cool Hand EXperience) Fingerman - Strobin 80's Child - Bangkok Nights Hall and Oates - I Can't Go For That (V No No No Edit) Prince - I Wanna Be Your Lover

Tracklisting: Magnetic Soul - Universal Love Fance Lise - Pour Moi Ca Va (Charleston Maurice Version) 7 Samurai - Cosmic Jam (Extended Version) Stephane Deschezeaux - Turn Me On Chicago Balls - Future Boogie Mossa - Funkyard Copycat - Love Sensation Deelicious - Too Late P-Sol - No Category Barry Bryson - Going To The Party Belabouche - Fat Back Giant Cuts - You've Got What It Takes (Giant Cuts Re-Arrange) Kelly - Drole D'histoire D'amour (Extended Charles Maurice Version) Tim Jules - Slap Beat Painel De Controle - Relax (Extended Waxist Version) Giovanni Damico - The Break Down Persnickety All Stars - Brokeaway (Mr. Snippy's Uptempo Edit) Rabo De Saia - Ripa Na Xulipa Laura Ingalls - Hey Uh, What You Say Marcel Vogel - Come On

Tracklisting: KS French - Fonkeh Like Mr. Given Raw - Free and Easy (Boogie Down Edit) Stephane Deschezeaux - Genesis NBMD - Use The Stuff You Lose Drop Out Orchestra - Drop Out Drill (Chuggin' Edits Rework) Shit Hot Soundsystem - Gandalf The Party Wizard Anonymous Edits - Feeling Of Love Situation - Billy Groove Stephane Dexchezeaux - On The Line The Silver Rider - Feeeelings (TSR Slo Edit) Chaka Kenn - Blowin Mianlines Kenny Summit - Pharaoh of King Street Mr. Absolutt - The One George Kelly - The Future Is Ours Le Visiteur - Let The Sunshine Love Drop - To Prove My Love Ten Different - Capital Woody Cats Alien Disco Sugar - Set It Off Eric Smith - Vibin' FabioLous Barker - The City Corsican Brothers - Big Apple Rock

Tracklisting: Alvie Johns - Give It All To Me 5 Star Disco Patrol - Fire Fighters Dr. Packer - Nightlife James Rod - Funky Love FloppyEdits - #2 Odyssey - He's Coming Back FloppyEdits - #3 George Kelly - Turn It Up Omni - All For The One DJ Vas - The Moment Pleasure - Sending My Love Young Pulse - Shout (About It) Ana Prentice - Move It Shit Hot Soundsystem - Want U Van Jones - Not About That (Show Me Some Respect) C.H.A.D. - Feel The Beat (C'est Si Bon…) Kiu D - The Right Night Scott White - I Don't Understand It 5 Star Disco Patrol - Spirit of the Night Wonkar - On The Upside (High Drummer Edit) The Chi-Lites - Stop What You're Doing Captain Sky - Moonchild RobJamWeb - Clap Your Hands To The Music

Tracklisting: KNG Edits - So Right Dino Soccio - West Athena Funk MARS - Sleazy Girl Buzz Compass - Chief Inspector Mr. Given Raw - Get On Up Girls The Silver Rider - The Walk 80's Child - Your Turn Chuggin' Edits - Stretchin' Out Dr. Packer - Overtime Shit Hot Soundsystem - (I Wanna) Destiny Alien Disco Sugar - Boogie Body RobJamWeb - Do It Like You Do FabioLous Barker - Pow Pow Pow Rayko - Magic Number Florent F and Yo-One Sutter - Cocomotion 79 Lux Experience - Luv Inception Shit Hot Soundsystem - Dye Nasty Old Spice - Pieniadze

Tracklisting: Jay Airiness - No Limit KS French - Wanna Be With You Mr. Absolutt - Show Girls Stephane Deschezeaux - Big Fun Alien Disco Sugar - The River Deadly Sins - Groovy Mary Kastil - Mc Geever Smooth Tempo - Dance Dance Floor Mr. Given Raw - Love Story Intro Executive Force - Drop That Body Keep Schtum - I Want You For Myself (Keep Schtum Rework) The Reflex - Bad Luck Boogie Down Edits - At The Concert Infinity - Queen Of My Univers Karizma - Will You Dance With Me? Oliver Boogie - Get Up Rafael Cancian - Master Funky The Reflex - Be That Way Sometimes Larry Bailey - Groove With Me DJ Vas - Wizard Funk

Tracklisting: FloppyEdits - #1 Grace J - Atlantic City (Midnight Surfer's Ace of Spades Edit) Maximilian Blanc - Goodby Gaijin Ron Day - Garden Of Love Mr. Given Raw - Just My Love Dicky Trisco and Peza KS French - Nasty Deep Alfa Flite - Framed C Da Afro and J.B. Boogie - Together (Guitar Mix) Amir Pery - Watch The Dub Melchyor A - Catch Up Sunrise (Melchyor A's Funk Mix) Oh Yeah - Nothing But The Beat (Original Mix) Disco Hooligans - Bring The Family Back (Re-Edit) Evil Smarty - Nothing But The Truth Tomas Malo - Talk Of Love Mr. Absolutt - Serious Groove Valique - At This Time Alien Disco Sugar - (Got Me) In The Mood Alkalino - Better Believe Opolopo - Staying Power (Opolopo DJ Friendly Edit) Womack and Womack - Teardrops (Frictional Heroes Edit)

Tracklisting: Lillo Thomas - You're A Good Girl Bobby King - Love Quake Gift of Dreams - Funkincise Evan Rogers - Stay Here With me Tavares - Deeper In love Dunn and Bruce Street - Shout For Joy New Horizons - Get Ready Let's Party (Long Version) Pure Energy - Spaced Out Tyzik - Jamming In Manhattan Legacy - Word Up Shawne Jackson - Loveline The Brothers Johnson - Kick It To The Curb Intrigue - Let Sleeping Dogs Lie Toney Lee - Love So Deep Jimi Tunnell - U-Tern Sweat - Sweat (Til You Get Wet) Scott White - I Don't Understand It Jerry Knight - She's Got To Be (A Dancer) Loose Ends - Emergency (Dial 999) Mr. Absolutt - Let It Out

Tracklisting: Cool Hand - Opening Set P'Cock - Telephone Song Mastercue - Hurry Up Walter Hawkins - Metropolis Matthew Kyle - Neville and Hercules LTJ - Watcha Gonna Do (Edit) George McCrae and Gwen McCrae - Mechanical Body Super P's Dusty Funk Set Billy Paul - Am I Black Enough For You Jackson 5 - I Want You Back (Z-Trip Remix) H. Flowers - Light 6 JJ Johnson - Pull Jabal Pull Johnny Pearson - Thunderbird The Meters - Cissy Strut Afrika Bambaata - Just Get Up (Acapella) Canned Heat - On The Road Again Funk Brothers - Ain't No Mountain High Enough (Instrumental) Bootsy Collins - I'd Rather Be With You Brenda Lee - All Alone Four Tops - Bernadette Frank Walton - Safari Les McCann - Go On And Cry The Delfonics - Ready Or Not Here I Come (Can't Hide From Love) Dilinger - Cocaine In My Brain Shanice - I Love Your Smile The Professionals - The Godfather Mountain - Long Red Kid Dynamite - Uphill Peace Of Mind The Elgins - No Time For Tears Temprees - You make The Sun Shine (45 Version) Jerry Gold Smith - Crossing The Border Hysear Don Walker - Children Of The Night 24 Carat Black - 24 Carat Black James Brown - Say It Loud (I'm Black And Proud) Dorothy Ashby - The Moving Finger DJ Babu - Bug Guys Earth Wind and Fire - Fantasy Cool Hand - Closing Set Ed Wizard and Disco Double Dee - Straight Up (Original Mix) Alien Disco Sugar - Coco Al Dos Band - Doing Our Thing With Pride T. Con - Let's Do It Today Get Down Edits - Strategy Will Bothers - Lonely Town (V Dark Streets Edit) Ed Wizard and Disco Double Dee - Love Journey KS French - Bump People Boogie Down Edits - Dancefloor

Tracklisting: Mr. Absolutt - Party People World Premiere - Share The Night Boogie Down Edits - Dancefloor Carte Blanche - Do You Like That (12" Mix) Jeff Dougler and Balu - Public Transit Mandy Waters - Satisfied (V's Edit) Advance - Take Me To The Top (Vocal) Unknown Artist - No Mistake (Kon 2079 Mix) P-Sol - Take It Off Mr. Given Raw - It's About Disco Time Vin Zee - Funky Bee Bop (12" Mix) George Kelly - Black Jeans (Vocal Mix) Alfonzo - Low Down Magnetic Soul - Tic Tac Tonight Tiago - Take Your Love Benelux and Nancy Dee - Switch (12" Mix) Nick Straker Band - Straight Ahead (12" Mix) Orient Express - Dope Pipe (Extended Edit) South Beach Recycling - Sanisha

Tracklisting: Alien Disco Sugar - How G Zapp - So Ruff, So Tuff (Dr. Packer Rework) Atomic Dog - George Clinton Zapp - More Bounce Midnight Star - Operator The Emoticons - The Best of My Love (V Loves to Do It Edit) Positive K - Carhoppers Boogie Down Edits - The Cats Away Vicky "D" - This Beat Is Mine Klassique - Somebody's Loving You Parisien Editeur - My Strings De La Soul - Me, Myself, and I (Copycat Re-Take) Kinky Boots - Jack Herb Kolombo - Throw Your Hands (Original Mix) Green Velvet - Millie Vanillie (Original Mix) 80's Child - Bangkok Nights Fingerman - Strobin' Shit Hot Soundsystem - Kevin Spacey The Dazz Band - Swoop (I'm Yours) (Cool Hand EXperience) Boogie Down Edits - Inside Out Charge - Bear's Holiday (V Slap It Edit) Princess - Oh, Lover (V Papa Edit) Halls and Rooms - I Can't Go For That (V No No No Edit) Jimmy Ross - First True Love Affair (Larry Levan Mix)

Tracklisting: Bart Gori and Rubens - Break Down Kenny Summit - Big Wheel The New Black - Coming Back Situation - Billy Groove Le Club - Un Fait Divers et Rein de Plus Givenchhy - Somebody Help Me Richard Seaborne - He Said He Loved U (Yam Who? Remix) Loshmi - Watch My Back Nelue - Wanna Be With You Chewy Rubs - Burning Up (Chewy Rubs BSP Dub) DJ Re-Edit - I Keep Hanging Out (DJ Mix) Dr. Packer - Ya Don't Stop Woodhead - You Blew It Alkalino - I Wanna Steal Ur Luv C Da Afro - A Song For You Seamus Haji - Be My Baby

Tracklisting: Sister's Love - Give Me Your Love (iMFROMULL Edit) After Your Love (Sunner Soul Edit) Jus Tadi - Night Hours Mr. Absolutt - Sayin' Goodbye Casual Connection - Such A Feeling Deelicious - Tripping Out KS French - Don't Make Me Bad Howie Johnson - So Fine (Sunner Soul Edit) KS French - Killin' Me Baby Bart Gori - You Belabouche - Feel Good To You Lakeside - All The Way Live (Bad Barbie vs. Evil Smarty Edit) George Kelly - Me Touching You Mr. Given Raw - Make You Mine Jay Airiness - I Like To Party

Tracklisting: Deelicious - Easy Lover Bart Gori / Rubens - Living Alone Casual Connection - Push It In The Groove John Saucedo - Burning Up Woodhead - Get Next To You Sunner Soul - Rock WIth Me Loshmi - Long Night Loshmi - Here I Come KS French - Super Groove Venice Beach - Just Like Music Joutro Mundo - Disco's Ting Rayko - Ready Ron Basejam - Someday Doc Jam - Why? Borrowed Identity - Sweet Love Le Visiteur - My Gang Lord Funk - How Sweet The Love Can Be

Tracklisting: DJ Steef - Erotic Mysteries Tom Sawyer - Easy To Love (V's Edit) C Da Afro - You Gonna Get It KS French - Clap Your Hands S.O.S. Band - Just The Way You Like It (Coutel Edit) Dr. Packer - Too Much For Me To Take 80's Child - Bangkok Nights Billy Tall - Sooner or Later Loshmi - One Step Back Two Steps Forward Peza - Black Gold Shit Hot Soundsystem - Start A Groove Thing Alkalino - What To Do Doc Jam - Get Over It! Quincy Jointz and Shaddy - Rebel On The Run Aashton - Do What You Want Vinyl Addicted - Don't Put Me Down South Beach Recycling - Africano Drop Coutel - Irresistible Dead Soul - Only You

Tracklisting: GB - Gonna Love You More Average White Band - Work To Do (Midnight Surfer's Club Edit) L and H - Baby Don't Leave Me KS French - Make Me Fonkeh DJ Vas - Gigolo Fingerman - Shine Yo Litez Voodoo Whiskey - Hot Dogs and Hot Sauce Dr. Packer - Tribal Feelings Bart Gori / Rubens - Uncle Funk Bart Gori / Rubens - Plastic Man Labor of Love - Searching Tonbe - Money Maker Rafael Fernandez - Corner Street Blues Ghosts of Venice - Make Your Move Joutro Mundo - Keep The Beat Kenny Summit and James Jordan - Send Chills Belabouche - Bump Twisted Soul Collective and Wonder Wheel - 1979 Tonbe - Saturday

Tracklisting: 80's Child - L.O.V.E. GG Edits - So In Love Mr. Given Raw - Girls Shakedown Soulsoup - Disco Let's Go Belabouche - Loud Funk Leftside Wobble - Dope Love Situation - Jay Bee Rayko - Sweet Somebody Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner - Try My Love Frico - Make Up Your Mind (Frico Edit) KS French - Supa Funky Alien Disco Sugar - Good Times Cosmic Funk Band - House of Sand (Yam Who? Remix) Gorka - You Got Something Special Love Drop - To Prove My Love Rafael Cancian - Boogie At Night Serio - Need Your Love Doc Jam - Midnight Dub Leotonex - Rock On (Disco Maestro Style) Chaka Kenn and Abdul Shakir - Pusherman

Tracklisting: Quick Soviet Cuts - Jozefino Lipelis and Sasha Lipsky - Be Good To Me Baby Mr. Absolutt - Dance Across The Floor 80's Child - L.O.V.E. Lay-Far - Bennie's Deal Ed Wizard and Disco Double Dee - Saturday Night Arsenii - Burnin' Hot We Mean Disco!! - Slave to the Disco (Tribute to Trevor Horn) Alkalino - Make It Funky Beard In Dust - Romeo 'n' Juliet Sharp Soul - Celebrate Wonkar - Making Love Bobby Thurston - You Got What It Takes (We Mean Disco!! Instrumental Regroove) Lesca - Let's Love Nine Lives - Nothing to Hide Rayko and Ilya Santana - Shangri-La (Rayko Edit) Ron Soulton - Could Heaven Ever Be Like This Jesse Jackson - Lost In Music (We Mean Disco!! House Lover Reprise)

This past weekend was pretty intense! (I'll have a whole different post about Kulture Klash 8.) This passed week on the show I decided to kind of do a good handful of different types of music. Closer to the end of the set, you'll hear that I really start going all over the place. I also threw in a Valique edit of Genesis's "I Can't Dance." Definitely not something you'll ever hear me play out. I just wanted to throw it in since I won't ever have the opportunity to play that track in front of a crowd. (Not that I really would either. I've got so many others to choose from.) Anyway, I hope you all had the opportunity to make it to Kulture Klash 8. If you didn't, you really missed out on a great time! Stay tuned for the next episode! Tracklisting: KS French - Miss My Baby Mr. Given Raw - Oh Baby KS French - Flowers Todd Terje - Alfonso Muskedunder (Mongolian Jetset Remix) Mr. Given Raw - Willie Dancin' Seen On TV - French Kiss P-Sol - Tonight Alfa Flite - In/Out Boogie Modern Acrobats - Restart The Hinge Project - Brand New Day (Joe Black Remix) Tonbe - Run Now Lord Funk - Gat Style The Hipsters - Love Thing (V Notch Edit) Matt Hughes - The Way You Move B-Jam - Juicer Cole Medina - Tropical Funk The J Brothers - Stomp (V All Night Edit) Genesus - I Can't Dance (V's Garage Edit) Andy Hart - I Think I'll Do Some Stepping On My Own (Andy Hart's JM Midnight City Edit) Shit Hot Soundsystem - Black Coffee

In this episode of the Adventures of Commander Cool Hand. I take a different sort of approach to this week's set. Usually, I have a set kind of pre-planned. I wouldn't say totally planned out. I usually just pick tracks that I've been feeling for the last several weeks and throw them together for a set. Most of the time, this works out pretty well. (At least I think it has.) However, in this episode, I decided to take an unopened box of vinyl that was used during my move to my new home. I kind of had an idea of what was in there but I really didn't know the order or really all the actual pieces of vinyl that were in the box. If I continued to go this route, I could probably do about 20 to 25 shows just from the shear amounts of vinyl that were in that box. (In all honesty, I am sure I could do over 400 shows of straight vinyl and never play the same track twice.) Overall, I feel this was a pretty decent episode. Wasn't my favorite because I just kind of went with the flow and grabbed some pretty questionable pieces and put them into the set. There's some good obscure tracks in there so I hope you all dig it. In other news, Kulture Klash 8 is coming up this weekend and I'm really excited that I'll be dropping a set for it. I don't know how long I will have to play but I am getting to share the stage with my good friends and some great artists. I'm sure I will be tweeting posts and pictures so make sure you are following me for the play by play of that. Tracklisting: Con Funk Shun - Lady's Wild Finesse - Feel It One Way - Let's Talk Alvin Fields - Lucky Number Seven Arthur Adams - You Got The Floor Peaches and Herb - Freeway Dazz Band - Let The Music Play Keith Barrow - Turn Me Up Klique - I Can't Shake This Feeling Khemistry - Who's Feeling Who Evelyn Champagne King - Out Of Control Lemelle - You Got Something Special The Mary Jane Girls - Break It Up Futura - Feelin' Hot Second Image - Can't Keep Holding On Hi Tension - Who's Stickin' It Harvey Mason - Groovin' You Keni Burke - You're The Best Scarbrough - Make Love To You Gordon's War - The Rock Is Gonna Get You

I'm finally getting my life back on track, putting mixes back online and posts, er, posted. I got married this passed week and had to spend a lot of time focused on the wedding. Now, I can take a small breather and get back to the funk. As far as this week goes, iMFROMULL made a trip to the U.S. to play a show in San Francisco. I hope the show went well and all my west coast folks treated him well. (Seems they did, I contacted him via twitter and he said it was one of the best shows he's ever played.) Make sure you check out more of his work on his SoundCloud page and listen to his tracks that I have dropped on the show. South Beach Recycling is really starting to show up more and more on the show because I'm really digging his boogie funk that he's chopping up. Look for more of his work being released on the Midnight Riot label. Tracklisting: We Mean Disco! - Paradise (Vienna International ReGroove) Dr. Packer - Contemplating Loshmi - Don't Play With Me Belabouche - Jam On Sun Kiu D - Don't Mind Dr. Packer - Reach Out Ziggy Phunk - Whisper In The Night Dave Gerrard - Dj Rocca - A Magical Day (Dicky Trisco Mix) James Rod - Dawn Of Chandler Logik Lee - Make It Young Pulse - Shake It Butch Le Butch - Main Line Discobug - It's Like Candy KS French - Say Move Odyssey and Company - She's Perfect (A Young Pulse Rework) DJ Moar - Somebody Funky Joe Black - Can't Let You Go (Dub Mix) Lotus Disco - Tonight It's Party Time South Beach Recycling - Light Sabre iMFROMULL - I Love Music

This was a busy week for everyone in the Charleston area. Fashion Week came and went. There were a lot of great parties from what I heard. I couldn't attend any of them because I was going out of town with my boys for a bachelor party! I hope everyone had a great weekend and I'll be back again this weekend with some more remixed classics. Tracklisting: DJ Moar - Stereo in Party Marianne Faithfull - Swinger Sex (KBE Remix) Situation - Deeper Alfa Flite - Love Games Disco Tech - Last Funk DJ Butcher - Talk Is Cheap P-Sol - This Must Be Home Dr. Packer - Outta Sight Alkalino - This Way Up Dr. Packer - Running Tonbe - I Feel Your Love Venice Beach - Phone Story Dan.K - Smooth Operator JoBu - Creame de Menthe KS French - My Imagination Royalle Delight - I'll be A Freak For You (Chewy Rub) The Fantastic Aleems f. Leroy Burgess - Hooked On Your Love Psychedelic Disco - Over and Over (Psychedelic Disco's Man Friday Garage House Session) iMFROMULL - I Don't Need No Music

First off, I need to apologize about the tardiness of posting this episode on the actual blog. (For those that follow the radio feed or who follow me on SoundCloud and Mixcloud you already knew Episode 38 was posted and ready for a listen.) Right now I'm in the process of getting ready for a wedding, my wedding and all my available free time is being devoted to that and other sorts of life activities. It's not that I don't like posting music up. It's just I really have little time for it right this moment. Now that I've got that out of the way, let's move on to the meat and potatoes of this passed week's broadcast! For those of you who were born 1990 on, you probably don't know what the "UHF" dial is. Back before cable television there was a way of getting tv channels via airwaves. This mostly consisted of local area channels. In fact, that's pretty much all there was before there was cable. (However, my memory is pretty bad at this, my family had cable even when I was very young, so there may have been a ton on network channels.) Most of these programs that came on the UHF dial were basic, low budget, and wonderfully not influenced by major corporations. The programs could be about anything really but it mostly was geared to your local area. So where am I going with all this? Well, I'm glad you asked. I was digging around in the back alley's of the internet trying to dig up some old funk and soul albums that I've never heard before. I ran across a forum post that had the phrase "The Chicago Party TV Show" in it. I scratched my head and googled that phrase. I hit gold! Back in 1982, Chicago's WCIU Channel 26 had a local access show called, "The Chicago Party." This whole show can be summed up by watching these five minutes. Trust me... Totally worth your time. This was like a local Chicago version of "Soul Train" that featured leg competitions, and men's chest competitions. I couldn't believe I was seeing commercials for the "Copherbox" nightclub followed by another commercial for the "Screamin' Wheels Roller Rink" million dollar disco! This was just pure gold on YouTube! Anyway, so I dug around some more and began finding tracks that were recorded from the show. I then took some of those tracks and put a few of them on the show. The rest of it is Episode 38, UHF Party! Hope you all dig it!

I thought of a great way to lower the turn around time for when The Adventures of Commander Cool Hand is on The Fix to when the archive is posted and ready to run. What do you all think? Less than 12 hours after the show is aired and live the archive is online and ready to stream for everyone's weekend rump shaking. I'd say this is a pretty good improvement. Just had to streamline a few processes. We've got some of the usuals on the show this week. Dr. Packer has already been laying fire down this year! I feel this is going to be a great year for him. You will definitely want to keep up with his reworks as he releases them. Newcomer, The Funk District, just released an EP on Hotbox Boogie that you should add to your collection. During the show, he hit me up on twitter to thank me for dropping his rework of Cameo's "Rigor Mortis." (If you're a fan of the show, you should already know by now that I'm a huge Cameo fan! If you've got an edit, rework, or a recording of Larry Blackmon farting on a snare drum, chances are I'll play it on the show.) So be on the look out for more releases! You know as soon as I get them I'll be playing them. Also, If you're in the Charleston area, you need to get out to The Faculty Lounge tonight where PartyDad and JAZ will be throwing down in their monthly installment of their "OFF/BEAT" rare tracks show. This month they're doing all italo disco, which if you're not familiar with then you need to really take the time to go out there. "Do You Italo?"

What happened to Episode 35?!?! I know that's what you are wondering right now. Truth is, it's backed away on a hard drive that has yet to be unpacked! In case you didn't realize this, The Fix and Kinetic HiFi moved to a new location. The new station locale is amazing. Nice, hardwood floors, spacious studio rooms, pictures of Nixon bowling, and rugs that really help tie the room together. So until everything gets unpacked and we get organized, I'll dig for the recording of episode 35. I figured until then, why wait to upload? Here's episode 36 for you to enjoy. This episode actually had a lot more energy than what I was thinking that it would. I was just really feeling the track selection for the evening. Maybe it was because the new digs. Anyway, this features a lot of new releases from the normal cast of Cool Hand regulars. Hope you all enjoy!

Had a little bit of disco sleaze going on with the DJ Duckcomb edit of Bob Gilpin's "Sexy Thing." It's Super Bowl Sunday in the United States right now and I'm about to fire up the grill and cook out so I don't have much time to write and go into a lot of crazy detail about the episode. Anyway, stay tuned because I'm about to drop a mixtape to get everyone in the mood for Valentine's Day.

I kind of feel like I phoned this one in. A huge majority of the tracks came from the new "Masterworks Vol. 1" compilation. All the tracks on there were just excellent! Just real top notch re-edits and remixes. I really just wanted you all to hear them and I wanted to hear them again! For those not familiar with the Masterworks label; It's a brand new label that was just started by U.K. producer Danny Worrall (aka 80's Child). If both of those names don't sound familiar to you then you are either a.) a new listener to my show, b.) not keeping up with the world trends in disco and dance music, or c.) You haven't been to one of my shows. None of that is supposed to sound arrogant and condescending, but I literally play 80's Child edits during every live show and sometimes on theFix.fm. Each time I do drop one of Worrall's edits live, the crowd usually goes nuts! After witnessing it a couple of times, it's enough for me to make sure that I have a couple of his jams in solid rotation. However, there's way more goodness on this compilation than just 80's Child works! Shit Hot Soundsystem's track "Steady Rockin'" is stellar and I know will be a crowd favorite because it samples The Whispers - Rock Steady! (From experience, The Whispers go over surprisingly well in Charleston.) There's also a great warm up, pre-peak hour jam by Yam Who? called "Find Out." The track that it samples, is escaping my mind right this second, but it's killer!

First off, my apologies for just now getting this episode up. Unfortunately, it was never uploaded to my drive in order for me to pull it down to archive it. Better late than never I guess. If you couldn't tell from the opening track, I've been on a Paul Hardcastle trip as of late. No real reason for it. I just totally dig his work and it blows my mind that a good bit of his tracks that I really enjoy came out before I was born or when I was too young to remember them if, I even heard them during my infancy. His sounds are too futuristic. In addition to Hardcastle's work, take a listen to that out of this world Midnight Star jam, "Scientific Love."

Wow! What a 2014! First and foremost, thanks to all that listened to the show last year. Going back and looking at the stats, just on SoundCloud alone, I received over 21,000 plays! That really just blows my mind! Okay, enough of the exclamation points. Time to get down to the brass tacks. You'll notice that there are a few differences with the coming of the new year. The first thing is mix artwork. I stopped using Kilian Eng's artwork as cover art. As cool and amazing as the artwork is, it just wasn't something that could distinguish the show. It wasn't cohesive. I mean it was cohesively awesome, but I needed something that when somebody listened to it, they new just at a glance that this was my show. So I created this logo and ran it by a few folks and they gave me some great feedback on it. So I'm running with this. The next thing you'll notice is that I've dropped the whole "Captain's Log" sort of deal and I'm more or less, talking to you the reader. The show evolved throughout the year but mostly came back around as a two-hour mix show with me throwing samples in it. The same formula is going to continue, but I've got some guests coming in and calling in for shows in 2015. Keep your ears tuned in for those. Follow me on twitter for the absolute latest info on upcoming shows. Another reason I'm doing this is because, I want to more or less be more connected with those that listen to the show. I felt that if I put on too much of a "show" then there would be a disconnect from folks who just want to get down and listen to great jams. Anyway, enough of me rambling. Here's the first episode of 2015. Didn't talk very much because I'm very congested and in the middle of fighting a cold.

Captain's Log, Stardate: 92567.88 Happy Holidays everyone! Wow! I can hardly believe it. Thirty episodes done in one year. It's been an amazing time. I decided to throw down some jams in this episode to kind of round out the year on a good note. I also took a kind of freestyle moment and mix tracks together like I do live. Hopefully, you dig it. There's going to be a bit of change coming up in the future episodes. The music will all be funk, soul, and disco oriented. (That's not changing.) I'm going to start doing guest mixes, interviews, and a whole bunch of new ideas for the show. All good things I can assure you. I do want to thank everyone who has listened in over the passed year. You have no idea how much that means to me! There will be big things to come in 2015, that I can assure you.

Tired of the same ol' played out holiday music? Just in time for the holidays, theFix.fm DJ, Cool Hand J pulls out some dusty, hip movin', rump jigglin' mix of holiday jams that commercial radio forgot to put on their "good list." This all vinyl mix contains funky carols from James Brown to the Electric Jungle and holiday rhymes from Run DMC and Dana Dane. These jams won't be heard on commercial radio! If you are tired of hearing Mariah Carey and Bing Crosby singing holiday tunes on every radio station and every department store or you need something fun for when the egg nog kicks in, then download the mix from the links below. Download Cool Hand J - Funky Christmas Mix 2014 from iTunes. Always a free download Download the mix from SoundCloud Cool Hand J - Funky Christmas Mix 2014 Track List: Cool Hand J - The Worst Christmas Play Ever Run DMC - Christmas in Hollis Interlude - How 'bout 10's and 20's Milly and Silly - Gettin' Down For Christmas Dana Dane - Soul Saints Orchestra - Santa's Got A Bag Of Soul Disco Four - He's Santa Claus Sweet Tee - Let The Jingle Bells Rock Jimmy Reed - Christmas Present Blues Electric Jungle - Funky Funky Christmas James Brown - Soulful Christmas Interlude - Still Gettin' Requests J.D. McDonald - Boogaloo Santa Claus

Captain's Log, Stardate: 92529.58 It's been a few weeks since I posted up the show's archives. I've just been waiting for the previous shows to be archived at the station. I'm not sure if I'll be able to upload Episode 28, but that really doesn't matter now. I'll post this one up for everyone to listen to. Got some good solid jams on here.

Captain's Log, Stardate: 92472.12 We're less than 100 days till Valentine's Day and I wanted to give you all a little sumthin' sumthin' to keep warm during the winter nights. (That is if you are in the northern hemisphere on Earth.) If it's summer where you are, then these slow jams will provide some smoothness to hold you over till the day of love. Another reason I decided to do this type of episode was because there was so much hate going on around the world wide web this passed week. All the hate was about stupid stuff too. For example, an oily woman showed her huge ass on instagram. I don't know why that's important but it pretty much makes the movie "Idiocracy" more and more relevant. I just wanted to go in the opposite direction as much as I could and not add to the hate.

Captain's Log, Stardate: 92451.6 I held off writing this because I wanted to try and put together an in-depth post about real disco and why many people in the United States are obsessed with the cheesiness of Studio 54. However, I couldn't come up with a good hypothesis about this disturbing reality. I have just been asking a lot of questions to myself. Studio 54 was just a place to be "seen in." It had no actual value to the nightclub, say for the superficial glitz and glamor. Maybe that's what people remember about disco of the 70's and 80's. Just the superficial stuff that pushed the music into pop culture and made the culture of disco popular, only to implode on itself and become a mockery of what disco originally stood for. Anyway, I could go on and on about this, but it would just be an incoherent rant and ramblings. Maybe this will all form together in the future and I'll be able to speak more clearly about why people prefer the fake versus the real.

Captain's Log, Stardate: 92433.71 Halloween is upon us once again guys and ghouls! I kind of wanted to celebrate Halloween on the air by doing something completely different. I wanted to do something that reflected the mood of Halloween. I could have done a regular show and thrown in some disco edits of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" or Ray Parker, Jr.'s "Ghostbusters." You all would have expected that out of me. However, I'm a DJ of many tastes and always love to surprise my audience. A little back story; I have been into punk for years. My love for the Misfits came about before I was a teenager. My friend Brad introduced me to them and I was immediately hooked. There was something about the way Glenn Danzig was singing and the imagery of the now legendary "Crimson Ghost" that totally worked for me being a pre-pubescent youngster. I think it also helped that most of their songs were about some of the same cheesy horror movies that "Mystery Science Theater 3000" was making fun of. (Which is one of the greatest television programs in the history of television.) I would get so amped when my friends and I would hop in Brad's Parent's mini-van and head to the skatepark blasting The Misfits the whole way. It was also great that the artists in the band dressed as skeletons, ghouls, or whatever hellish costumes they could come out with. The Misfits were so different than anything that was out at the time. And I was always drawn in. Anyway, enough waxing over my love for The Misfits. The reason I did this show was to share my love of something different to you, the listener. I will always be into punk music, and I'll always be into The Misfits. There is a huge part of me that wishes that punk and rock were still just as edgy and had the controversy that it once did. Maybe one day that will all come back. Because all we got now are these wussy-ass rockers and their damn ukuleles.

Captain's Log, Stardate: 92414.55 Decided to go all in and pull some rare synthetic jams for all those folks cruising along in their funk time machines. I look at this episode as being a palate cleanser for the upcoming Misfits tribute show I'm doing for Halloween. Over all, people on SoundCloud are tripping out over some of the track selections. I had to dig through some serious boxes to pull some of these tracks out. The show sounds way, way, way too synthetic for my tastes. Then again, it still sounds a lot better than the crap that's coming out now-a-days and is being played on the radio. Definitely pay close attention to the Paul Hardcastle, Brutus and Deborah Washington tracks. Those in my opinion are the best ones in this episode. Especially, "Nothing But Drums." That track is killer!

Captain's Log, Stardate: 92395.4 I don't think I have ever named an episode after a track. In this case I had to! Right around the 1:20:00 mark I dropped an incredible edit of The Dazz Band's - "Swoop" by Loshmi off his Serious Edits Vol. 1 EP. The track is called "Wsoop Wsoop." (I later come to find out that Loshmi is actually an alias for producer Tonbe. I'm not 100% sure why the name change for this EP.) Anyway, the track is just banging! It literally was carrying me through the whole show. I was excited to throw it in the mix and I was pumped after I dropped it. So listen in for that track. Another track that's been getting people's heads to scratch is Buggin' Out's "Come on Over." I've already had someone hit me up over his track on SoundCloud asking me what it was. Also, I swear I've heard the vocal sample hundreds of times, but I can't pinpoint the track that it came from. If any of you all have a hint as to what it could be, please drop a comment. I'd love to know what it is. Peace and love from the stars above!

Captain's Log, Stardate: 92376.25 The show is picking up steam from all over the globe! On this week's episode re-edit legend KS French tuned in and was digging the vibes! It kind of blew my mind mid-set. When I started doing this show, I didn't think that there would be that many people listening outside of Charleston where the station is based out of. However, it seems that the exact opposite is happening. There are already more people around the world that listen in on a consistent basis than folks in my own hometown. I guess it makes sense a little bit. Big ups to the SC Fashion 360 Conference for letting me in on their twitter chat this passed week. The hour chat went by way too fast. I ended up having to go back through the thread in order to read everything and found a lot of stuff that I missed. You can follow along in the thread by searching for #SCFashion360 in twitter. Also, the Fashion 360 Conference is on October the 18th, from 9am - 4pm at the Art Institute of Charleston. Registration for the conference is still available and more information can be found on the SC Fashion 360 Conference website. Thanks again to all those who listened!

Captain's Log, Stardate: 92318.79 Wow! Twenty episodes in and I'm still going strong! You know I look back on all the episodes so far, and you know what? I've dropped over 400 different tracks in less than half a year. Never once playing the same song twice. Corporate radio doesn't play 400 different tracks a year let alone never playing the same song more than once. The Fix.FM is really where the future of radio is at. Anyway, I decided to switch things up a bit for the evening. Every once in a while it's good to try something new. I decided to let iTunes randomly select tracks for me to throw into ScratchLive. I don't know what happened but in the middle of the third song, my hard drive just decided the best course of action was to unmount itself. (I still have no idea why this happened. All the hardware scans after the show came out okay and it hasn't happened again.) So, if you hear what sounds like some clever editing, then you are hearing where the archive file was modified by the station engineer. If you don't hear it, then all good! Big shout out to the I Am Love band stopping through from their east coast tour to play our "Fix Presents" event. Make sure you check them out on their ReverbNation page. They were really good and were all really cool dudes to hang out with. Another shout out to Charleston favorite Livy Conner for gracing the event with her wonderful music and vocals. (She sounds like my mother when she sings.) Their drummer was really good and he even dug the tunes I was spinning. I didn't get a chance to catch the banjo player's name but he was damn good too.

Captain's Log, Stardate: 92299.64 Lately it seems I'm getting more listeners in other parts of the world than I am in my home town of Charleston! That is blowing my mind! One of these days I hope to play in areas where all my listeners are at. It would be a great time. Just chill, drop some tunes, party with other people in foreign lands. It's just great when you can connect with others through one of the things you love the most in life. Anyway, on this weeks episode I got a chance to interact with one of my foreign listeners, Boogie Banton. Boogie is all the way in Hamburg, Germany. (Big ups to all the folks in Hamburg who are tuning in!) Like myself, he is devoted to the art of shaking butts. I checked out his mixes on SoundCloud, and if you dig what I do, then you'll dig what he does. Check out his mix Radio Flow #16 [Rollerskating Edits] for a cool edit of a Carly Simon's "Why." KS French has dropped another release "The Supernatural Edits EP." I'm starting to think this Parisian editor is some sort of X-Men whose mutant power is to produce edits and remixes at breakneck speeds. To me, this EP is a slight variation of French's normal work. The tracks are a bit slower and only one track is about the 120BPM range. Overall, it's still going to be in heavy rotation with me because I do dig it and I'm a huge KS French fan. Check it out on SoundCloud and buy it from Juno Downloads.