TML Radio: Sabbath Sessions, Vol. 44

Happy Sunday Y’all! Mizo & I back in your ears for another grab bag go round. Sticking to our script of random and continuing our evolution you’ll hear some interesting blends of styles, some literal blends of tunes that might get your scratching your head. But one thing is assured, it’s gonna keep you moving and grooving to finish off your weekend. Whether you are driving to the golf course, or back home from an excursion or just chilling and getting ready for the new week, we got the sounds for you to vibe with. Lots of soul, beats and jams with just the right amount of low key tunes to remind you it’s still the Sabbath day and rest is always necessary. We got ideas and new things marinating so as always, thank you for riding with us and pressing play!

Jeff Parker “Para Ha Tey/Here Comes Ezra”

Kurupt ft. Everlast “Kuruption”

Co$$ “Risen”

Soichi Terada “Purple Haze (Edit)”

Fumio Miyashita “Pure Flowing Water”

Steve Reid “Kai”

Sweet Honey In The Rock “Jesus Is My Only Friend”

Freedie Gibbs & Madlib ft. Yasin Bey & Black Thought “Education”

Peter Ivers “Deborah”

Dorothea Raukes “Auf Engelsflugeln”

Kanye West ft. Prince Cy Hi, Jay Z, Pusha T, RZA & Swizz Beatz “So Appalled”

Seals & Crofts “Sweet Green Fields”

Sam Gendel “Shells, Tube & Guitar”

Spectre “Shin Sekai”

The Jazz Crusaders “In A Dream”

Tela “Sho Nuff”

Antenna “SeaSide Weekend”

Ricky Banda “I Believe In The Man In The Sky”

Sugarhill Gang “Rappers Delight”

Nazareth “Shanghai’d In Shanghai”

Unknown Artist “Power”

Mona Stenwidder “Fabulous Youth”

East St. Louis Gospellettes “Soon I Will Be Done”

Clipse ft. Ab Liva, Pharrell & Roscoe P. Coldchain “Hot Damn”

Woo “Upside Down”

K.S. Eden “White Flowers”

Shakti & John McLaughlin “Peace of Mind”

Isaac Hayes “Ain’t No Sunshine”

Emily A Sprague “Woven”

Thomas Almqvist “Bad Breaks”

Elton John “Michelle’s Song”

Dust “More (Instrumental)”

Matty “Nothing Yet”

Mark Van Hoen “Love Is All”

Charlie Rich “Behind Closed Doors”

Xzibit “Get Your Walk On”

Dom Um Ramao “Lamento Negro”

Hiroshi Suzuki “Romance”

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