Diggin In The Crates

Damn, 'tis some hot shit. And I don't typically like Bob Dyllan. - Adrian from Bookmarklet

The Specials covered this song. I didn't know BD did the original until I heard it on the radio today. Cool. - Adrian

Specials: http://www.youtube.com/watch... - Adrian

Oh indeed. She is out of this world. And the song is even better. :) - Adrian from Bookmarklet

"http://youtu.be/RlO-5FYZGow" - Adrian from Bookmarklet

"Fatback Band - (Are You Ready) Do The Bus Stop" - Adrian from Bookmarklet

More good modern soul. She has a smokey voice. I can totally hear like Q-Tip rhyming on this too. - Adrian from Bookmarklet

Hard to believe this was recorded recently. It's an amazing recreation of 70's psychedelic soul / funk. - Adrian from Bookmarklet

It would be helpful if you followed that advice <headache> It's all reverb in here. - Anika

Sweet sweet reverb. Ok, I'm leaving anyway. MORE LATER. :P - Adrian

Milt Jackson and the boys doing an awesome rendition of their iconic tune, Django. - Adrian

Holy cow, this is nice. Sooo nice. - Adrian from Bookmarklet

The song is actually called Smiling, not Smile, but this is the fattest sounding version of the tune in YouTubeLand. Enjoy, but skank responsibly. Or not. :D - Adrian from Bookmarklet

OG acid jazz! The Young Disciples debut album is the first acid jazz record I ever heard. I fell in love! - Adrian from Bookmarklet

Truly sad day today. One of the last founding members of the Skatalites (dating back to the late 1950's) has died today at the age of 80. They have truly changed the landscape of music as we know it in many ways, both directly and indirrectly. Rest in Peace. :( - Adrian from Bookmarklet

They were also the house band for the Studio One record label throughout the 60's and early to mid 70's, and thus spearheaded many of the musical changes and innovations that ran from ska to rocksteady, to DJ toasting, to early reggae and dub. - Adrian

War is probably my favorite funk/rock/latin fusion band. So many groovy, shining diamonds in their stash. - Adrian from Bookmarklet

Check out this one from the "Manchild" album. - Adrian from Bookmarklet

Oh and this one. Recognize it, by chance? :) - Adrian from Bookmarklet

:) *curtsies* - Adrian

Totally feeling this. - Adrian from Bookmarklet

That grungy bare-bones groove is mesmerizing, as are the guitar tones. - Adrian

"Cowtown Ballroom, Kansas City,MO. a portion of the song is released on "Imaginary Diseases" album as "Been To Kansas City In A-Minor" - Adrian

James Bond the killaaaaah! - Adrian from Bookmarklet

Whoa, never heard this before. - Adrian from Bookmarklet

Very special - Adrian from Bookmarklet

Puffin the buuudah! - Adrian from Bookmarklet

Redman! - Adrian from Bookmarklet

Broasted for sure! I remember the diner at Fairfax and Wilshire had broasted chicken until they closed down. That is still my favorite diner. It's still there, but it's only used for shooting movies in. I miss the 2 piece $1.99 special. :( - Adrian from Bookmarklet

This place: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki... - Adrian

Well shit, I've never heard this before... here goes! Miles live in Osaka Japan. 1976. This was his last recorded album until his comeback in 1981. - Adrian from Bookmarklet

Right off the bat: it's funk. Pretty straightforward so far rhythmically and structurally. We'll see how long that holds up. :) - Adrian

11 minutes into it and it sounds a bit more like what he was doing on Bitches Brew, but much much denser. There's a crazy metal-inflected guitar solo that just started. It's all quite palatable. - Adrian

I love covers of this song - Adrian from Bookmarklet

Classic - Bren from iPhone

that this has no likes is a travesty. - Bren

thank you, Jennifer. - Bren

Go Jimi! - Adrian from Bookmarklet

That sound and tone is just ridiculous. Like hyperspace, man. - Adrian

Not bad, not bad... - Adrian from Bookmarklet

Nice to hear Prince doing some extended guitar improvisation. He has a decent sound, in that reserved fashion. Which is funky. - Adrian