TML Radio: Sabbath Sessions, Vol. 37


It’s hot out here! I live in the Pacific Northwest for a reason and that’s because I like it cool and I like it grey. But I’m sure you can’t escape the complaints from us all sweltering out here on the West coast so enough is enough. Mizo couldn’t make it through the lounge yesterday so I held it down on the solo tip. A true grab bag from my crates is what is in store for ya today! When I say grab bag I mean I literally randomly pulled records and dropped the needle wherever I felt so inclined in the moment. As it shook out their was a fair bit of rap, some jazz, some beats and all the things in between. If you have AC, turn it up for me and press play, not sure this will help you cool off but it will keep your head nodding!


Tuxedomoon “Jinx”

Ketty Lester “Love Locked Out”

Tha Eastsidaz ft. Jayo Felony & Blaqthoven “Got Beef”

The Jackson 5 “The Day Basketball Was Saved”

Earl Zero “Heart’s Desire”

Music Makers Band “That True Love Of Mine”

Fat Joe ft. Nas, Big Pun, Jadakiss & Raekwon “John Blaze”

Big Tone “It’s So Hard (Instrumental)”

Bob James “I Want To Thank You (Very Much)”

Dr. Dre ft. Snoop Dogg “Nuthin But A G Thang”

Rage Against The Machine “Down Rodeo”

Organized Noize “I Call Shots (Instrumental)”

Kung Foo Grip ft. Misunderstood “I Quit”

Freddie Gibbs “Personal OG”

Hank Crawford “Good Morning Heartache”

Bill Henderson with the Oscar Peterson Trio “A Lot of Livin To Do”

Public Enemy “Miuzi Weighs A Ton”

Idris Muhammad “Brother You Know You’re Doin Wrong”

Phil Ranelin & The Tribe “Black Destiny”

Fela Kuti & Africa ‘70 “Go Slow”

Mark Morrison “Crazy (Itaal Remix)”

Qwazzaar ft. J.U.I.C.E. & O Type Star “T.T.G.P.”

Passport “Daybreak Delight”

Kobe Bryant ft. Nas, 50 Cent & Broady Boy “Thug Poet”

Count Basie Orchestra “The Spirit Is Willing”

Little Feat “Day Or Night”

B.B. King “What Happened?”

Raw Beats “Insp-Her-Ation”

Evidence “Byron G”

Theesatisfaction “WerQ”

Joni Mitchell “Ladies Man”

Rod Stewart “I’d Rather Go Blind”

The Stylistics “People Make The World Go Round”

Joe Armon Jones ft. Jhest “The Leo & Aquarius”

Billy Preston “Sister Sugar”

Glenn Miller & His Orchestra “In The Mood”

Kanye West ft. Adam Levine “Heard Em Say”

Aceyalone “Human Language”

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