Showing posts with label A Cat Called Fritz. Show all posts
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Sunday, October 11, 2009

A Cat Called Fritz - A Tape Called Monday Jazz Mix (2009)




Genre: Hip Hop / Jazz / Mix
Release: 2009
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1. Welcome to the BEATS (Return of the BUDDHA BRAND (Instru) "BUDDHA BRAND" + Epilogue (Instru) "GEORGIA A. MULDROW" + Dopestyle "PBW")
2. F&F daily "C THES ONE"
3. Walk through the mind "KID SUNDANCE & DUDLEY PERKINS"
4. J-Dillalude "SIMON S" (Stakes is high Rmx)
5. Build "DIVERSE"
6. Showbitchness "VERB T & HARRY LOVE"
7. Decapitated orgasms "FIVE DEEZ"
8. Liberation's Lullabye "TA'RAACH & THE LOVELUTION"
9. Bania blues "Dr WHO DAT?"
10. Galaxies (Instru) "MOUNTAIN BROTHERS"
11. Moms "A TRIBE CALLED QUEST feat. SPANKY"
12. Jazz cats (Instru) "QUASIMOTO"
13. Blue avenue "JAZZ LIBERATORS"
14. Transpoze "LOW SYSTEM EXPERIMENT"
15. Mental Void "PRIMERIDIAN"
16. Medina green giant (Instru) "MEDINA GREEN"
17. (Japanese Title) "BUDDHA BRAND"
18. Bebop "RZA & CHOCO"
19. Ain't no mystery "NUJABES & L UNIVERSE"
20. The blow "GROOVEMAN SPOT feat. CAPITOL A"
21. Wicked INTERLUDE Party groove "SHOW & AG" + Night time groove (Instru) "MASS INFLUENCE" + Bahian B-Boy "DYNAMIC SYNCOPATION"
22. Your love "OHMEGA WATTS feat. TIFFANY SIMPSON"
23. Runaway "EMANON"
24. Pete jazz's "PETE ROCK"
25. Love's come "MOKA ONLY"
26. Queen city "PIAKHAN & BJ"

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"Mondayjazz mix No. 95 A Tape Called Mondayjazz Mix mixed by A Cat Called Fritz. Basically it is pure hip-hop compilation. But in the frame of genre it's quite various aspects. You can find some instrumental tracks and rap in it, very famous names and names little heard of, some classic, modern, jazzy beats and g-funk flavour, some thoughts about meaning of life and show biz bitches... So a whole bunch of hip-hop, which geography includes even once been exotic for rappers places like Japan."

No tracklist and preview, but you gotta trust me on this one. GREAT jazzy Hip Hop mix, definitely a must hear.

Check out Mondayjazz for more, a great source.
Thanks to Al1 for the tracklist!