TML Radio: Sabbath Sessions, Vol. 16

 Don't think we forgot! Well I might have... There are still some hours left on this Sunday, day of rest and good tunes. Mizo & I laid this one down in the lounge earlier in the week in our usual manner, him bringing over a big old stack of wax and me perusing my latest pulls from the crates as I continue on the mission of organizing and cataloging. As such you are in for the randomest of the random selections, we cover all the bases here but somehow it all makes sense. Or maybe it doesn't and that's ok too. The point is always the same, good tunes to turn up and jam to on a Sunday or whenever you get to it. Zone out, do some chores around the house, or pay close attention and discover something new you must hear more of. Whatever the case may be, we thank you for listening with us and can't wait to keep on dropping em off to you each and every week as we kick off this new year!

Angel Bat Dawid “Transition East”

Lucho Azcarraga y su Conjunto “Los Canaverales”

Weather Report “Nonstop Home”

Asa Tone “Perpetual Motion Via Jungle Transport”

The Crystal Method “Name of The Game”

Eminem ft. RBX & Sticky Fingaz “Remember Me”

Inc. “Black Wings”

Four Tet “Love Cry (Joy Orbisson Remix)”

Chico Hamilton “Forest Flower Sunrise”

Irma Thomas “Don’t Look Down”

Jean Claude Vannier “Danse Des Mouches Noires Gardes Du Roi”

Akiko Nakamura “Sunano Juujika”

The Sandpipers “Guantanamera”

Love “Mushroom Clouds”

Asnakech Worku “Tche Belew”

Klaus Schonning “Havmagen”

Ornette Coleman “Job Mob”

Dana Dane “Keep The Groove”

Black Taffy “Geraldine”

Hype Williams “The Whole Lay”

Chops ft. Phil the Agony, Ras Kass & Talib Kweli “Comin From The Lower Level”

Kool & The Gang “All Night Long”

Sandra Electronics “It Slipped Her Mind”

Hosono Haruomi “Laughter Meditation”

Ace Spectrum “Easy”

Cam’Ron & Jim Jones “I Really Mean It”

Soichi Terada “Sun Showered”

Laraaji & Brian Eno “Day of Radiance #2”

George Harrison “Art of Dying”

Garry Numan “I, Assassin”

2 Low Key “On That Devil Shit”

Antenna “To Climb The Cliff”

Eric Burdon & War “Sun Moon”

Candido “Soul Limbo”

Li Gairattoni “Rain Rain”

Peter Ivers “In Heaven”

Limp Bizkit “My Way (P. Diddy Remix)”

Bibio “Fire Ant”

Geoffery Landers “Say You’ll Say So”

Apifera “Lake Vu”

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