Free Yo Mind & the Funk will Follow

A boogie down funk mix for my boy. Featuring DJ Cool Z, Reverend Mother, Hollywood Al, Def Auntie and DJ Maple Soul

Funk from the British music producer Bibio. Dig the break Stay Blessed

a blazing funk and soul track. from Rare Funk Liberation stay blessed

here is a banger from the lovely group Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings Enjoy Peace to Thelonious Monk

you know it's a trip that folks think that lil wayne is a "rocker" but if you don't know. this is one of the most epic Black Punk bands, dig? Big Up's to Bad Brains

- In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Compassionate - I don't know how to place words together to express to you how important Malcolm X has been on my life and numerous of other individuals. A man who didn't have any college degrees yet accomplished so much in the short span of time that he was granted here on this Earth. Many know of him as a person who preached hate, yet he questioned the system of authority, maybe that is why "they" gave him that image. While Martin Luther King Jr. is shown in the light as a peace maker even though he had affairs outside of his marriage*. Malcolm X embodied truth and justice. His image and character are missed in those same urban communities that gave birth to him. Thank You Malcolm X for your hard word and dedication to making sure that we Black Folks have a chance to get free in this world. 1.) "What is a Man (Master)" - The Watts Prophets 2.) Malcolm Speaks over "Spanish Lady" - John Handy 3.) "Right On For the Darkness" - Curtis Mayfield 4.) "Miss Kane" - Donald Byrd 5.) "What About You (In The World Today)" - Co=Real Artists 6.) Malcolm Speaks on the image of Africa - "Nada Wa Selma" - Ahmed Abdul-Malik 7.) "Communication" - Ahmed Abdul-Malik 8.) "BlackNuss" - Rahsaan Roland Kirk Middle Passage Intermission 9.) "Oh Freedom" - Shirley Verret 10.) "To Be Young, Gifted and Black" - Nina Simone 11.) "Ghetto Boy" (Live) - Donny Hathaway 12.) "Needle in a Haystack" - The Whispers 13.) "Blow Your Whistle" - K.C. and the Sunshine Band 14.) "Give It Up or Turn It Loose" (Remix by Tim Rodgers) - James Brown & the J.B.'s 15.) "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now" - McFadden & Whitehead 16.) "Try A Little Tenderness" (Live) - Otis Redding 17.) "Final Solution/Letter From Hajj" - Denzel Washington who plays Malcolm X in the movie Malcolm X directed by Spike Lee (*Not taking anything away from the life of MLK, but people fought to have a day for this man, while Malcolm X's Birthday isn't even thought about.)

Blessings, here is just a mix of some inspirational roots reggae music. Enjoy. Jah Bless 1.) Vanity - Leroy "Horsemouth" Wallace 2.) Door Peeper - Burning Spear 3.) Declaration of Rights - The Abyssinians 4.) Dread Lion - Lee "Scratch" Perry 5.) Take a Ride - Al Campbell 6.) African Freedom - Seke Molenga & Kalo Kawongolo 7.) Darker than Blue - Lloyd Charmers 8.) Satta Dread - Wayne Jarrett Interlude "Babylon Tricks" - Malcolm X & The Rockers 9.) A Change Is Gonna Come - Jennifer Lara 10.) Creation Skank - Prince Jazzbo 11.) Behold the Land - Joseph Hill 12.) Voodoo Man - Lee Perry & The Upsetters 13.) HiS-tory - Carlton Johnson 14.) True Experience - Prince Lincoln 15.) Natty Dread - Jacob Miller & the Inner Circle 16.) Black Man Time - I Roy 17.) Thanks & Praise - Ranking Outro - Peter Tosh/Voice of Ethopia

This is Raw Cuts Radio. Your main soul brothers: Skip Jones and Maple Soul. It's our second time doing a mix like this and we're smoothing out the bumps and stuff. "But don't let me stop you from dancing.." - J Dilla The list of songs will soon be up.

My second mix of some soul, reggae, funk, and jazz. Hope you enjoy it… 1. A scene from the movie: “Black Belt Jones” (1974) 2. Freddie’s Dead – Curtis Mayfield 3. Yesternow – Miles Davis Black people know God personally – Richard Pryor 4. Simple Song – Sly & the Family Stone 5. Jack Johnson – Miles Davis 6. Message from a Black Man – The Heptones 7. Whatcha See is Whatcha Get – The Dramatics 8. Savior Faire – Chic 9. When the World is at Peace – The O’jays 10. Doin’ it to Death – James Brown 11. My Book for my Teenage Daughter - Moms Mabley 12. Get Up, Get Into It, Get Involved (Live at the Apollo) – James Brown 13. The Devil is Dope – The Dramatics 14. (Don’t Worry) If There’s A Hell Bellow We’re All Going To Go – Curtis Mayfield 15. Aries – Cannonball Adderley 16. Black Man’s Cry (Intro) – Fela Kuti 17. Across 110th Street – Bobby Womack 18. You Can Have Watergate – The JB’s 19. The Ghetto (Live) – Donny Hathaway 20. Come Out & Play – Roy Ayers 21. One Day Soon – Roy Ayers 22. Keep Doin’ what you Doin’ – New Birth 23. Dedicated to the one I Love – The Temprees 24. A Love Supreme – John Coltrane 25. Monster – The Bar-Kays 26. Hit and Run – Eddie Murphy

My first little get down with mixing some soul: 1. Summertime - James Brown 2. The Son of Shaft - The Bar-Kays 3. Strawberry Letter #23 - The Brother's Johnson 4. Give Me Your Love - Curtis Mayfield 5. Give it Up or Turn it Loose - James Brown 6. Squib Cakes - Tower of Power 7. Oh No Not My Baby - Aretha Franklin 8. New World Symphony - Earth, Wind & Fire 9. Something Special - The Blackbyrds (On Vocals) Goodnight Kiss - Richard Pryor 10. Do Your Thing - Kashmere Stage Band 11. Recitation by Hank Ballard 12. Funky Side of Town - James Brown 13. Damn Right I Am Somebody - James Brown/Fred Wesley & The JB's 14. Doin the Do - James Brown 15. Hot Pants (She Got to Use What She Got to Get What She Wants) - James Brown 16. Escape-ism (Live) - James Brown & Bobby Byrd 17. King Heroin - James Brown 18. Eddie You Should Know Better - Curtis Mayfield 19. The Look of Love - Isaac Hayes 20. The Preacher - Richard Pryor