TML Radio: Sabbath Sessions Vol. 35

 Happy Sunday y’all! Mizo & I connecting once more live and direct from the lounge for another session to ease the end of your weekend too. This week we veered into some different zones, opening with a rock sequence and keeping that theme sporadically placed throughout the set. Of course we touch on some of our usual grooves as well between the random electronic sounds that act as perfect transition points, a touch of jazz (for all our social music fans out there don’t worry, we just saving sounds for next weeks all jazz jam), as well as some rap and soul grooves sprinkled in there for you ear expansion. As we traverse this last year of strange and chaotic times, these sounds we mash up have captured our feelings, our weather and our hope. Thank you for listening and exploring sonic territories with us!

Big Star “O My Soul”

The Kinks “Big Sky”

George Harrison “Wah Wah”

Linkin Park “One Step Closer (Rock Mix)”

Mort Garson “Cathedral Pleasure”

Carlos Nino & Iasos “Going Home”

Marvin Gaye “Distant Lover”

Laura Nyro “Mr. Blue (The Song of Communications)”

Ryuichi Sakamoto “Tong Poo”

Experience Unlimited “People”

Split Decision Band “Crystal Powder”

The Beatnuts “Third of the Trio”

Carl Juarez “Self Regulation (II)”

Eugene McDaniels “Super Market Blues”

Grover Washington Jr. “Passion Flower”

Aaron Abernathy “Am I Good Enough To Love”

Cru Servers “Shot To Life”

Roland Ray “Hot Cold Temperament”

Four Tet “She Just Likes To Fight”

Dam Funk ft. Junie Morrison “Junie’s Transmission/We Continue”

Delroy Edwards & Dean Blunt “Desert Sessions 2”

Ruutu Poiss “Ihatsin”

Bob Marley & The Wailers “Positive Vibration”

Nina Simone “Marriage is For Old Folks”

Jonny Nash & Suzanne Kraft “Time Being”

Tara Clerkin Trio “Any of These”

Madvillain ft. Quasimoto “Shadows of Tomorrow”

Karate Boogaloo “Do I Cut The Blue Wire or The Limewire”

James Clarke “Car Patrol (Title Sequence)”

Eitetsu Hayashi “A3”

German Oak “Happy Stripes (On Cats)”

The Staple Singers “Let’s Do It Again”

Pastor T.L. Barrett & The Youth for Christ Choir “There Is Only One”

Kamaal Williams “Broken Theme”

Beastie Boys “It’s The New Style”

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