TML Radio: Sabbath Sessions Vol. 51

 

Silently we approach! Welcome back y’all to another edition of the Sabbath Sessions. It’s feeling funky and groovy up in here this week. Tunes in all shapes and sizes and sounds for your ears' delightment. What more can really be said, at this point if you’ve been rocking with us you know the deal. For those that are just tuning in, we like to call these sessions grab bags featuring no plan of attack, just Mizo & I pulling records from our crates and seeing where the conversation rolls. This week is no different as we pull out all the genres and keep things blended nicely. Some soul, some funk, some techno, some jazz and just enough randomness to keep you surprised for the duration. Thanks for riding with us, next week, for episode 52 (!) we have a special three hour set in the works that will be a retrospective meets futurospective amalgamation of what we done did in the last year and where our ears are venturing in the next. Always keep it locked!


Slum Village “Get Dis Money”

Heatwave “The Groove Line”

The Doobie Brothers “Tell Me What You Want (And I’ll Give You What You Need)”

Queens of the Stone Age “God Is In The Radio”

Eric Burdon & War “Birth/Mother Earth”

Earth, Wind & Fire “All About Love”

Illmind “The Game (Instrumental)”

Lou Donaldson “What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life”

The Beatnuts “No Escapin’ This”

Quincy Jones “Paranoid”

John Coltrane “Song of Praise”

Freddie Gibbs & Madlib ft. BJ The Chicago Kid “Shame”

John Klemmer “Glass Dolphins”

Four Tet “Twothousand and Seventeen”

Kiefer “Curly”

Flying Lotus ft. Thundercat “Black Gold
Superchuck “Like A Fool”

Arnie Love & The Lovettes “Stop & Make Up Your Mind”

The Basic Group “Programmers”

Os Orixas “Axe Opa Afonja”

Charles Lloyd “TM”

Kraig Kilby “Sometimes Soon”

Vivian Goldman “Private Armies”

German Bringas “Painani III”

P. Diddy, Black Rob & Mark Curry “Bad Boy For Life”

Rrose “Purge”

Limp Bizkit “Just Like This”

Vegyn “Like A Good Old Friend”

Nat Adderley “Cantaloupe Island”

Mort Garson “Walk To The Other Side Of The Island”

Lou Rawls “One More For My Baby (And One More For The Road)”

Akiko Yano “Hourou”

Ultra Vivid Scene “Mer Ce Ce”

J Dilla “The Red”

Claire Rousay “Peak Chroma”

Phil Manzanera “Europe”

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