DJ Rhythm Dee's Black Magic Sounds DJ Rhythm Dee (BMS)

This episode features Michael Jackson, Babyface, LL Cool J, Tribe Called Quest, Ro James, Dru, and many more!Let's take this trip together!DJ Rhythm Dee hosts a recurring segment known as the Black Magic Sounds. The show will feature the smooth grooves of Jazz, Neo-Soul, as well as Funk, R&B, Disco, Soulful House, Slow Jams, and anything that moves you. It’s all about feeling the music and hearing some tracks that were forgotten or entirely new to you.Remember when music was Music!Playlist1. CAN'T LET HER GET AWAY/MICHAEL JACKSON2. SOMETHING ABOUT YOU/LL COOL J3. GYTL (GIVE YOU THE LOVE)/STEVE "STONE" HUFF4. MY FOLKS/CORNELL C.C. CARTER5. CHANGED/GAVIN CHRISTOPHER (COOL MILLION)6. THE ONE/DRU7. IS IT GOOD TO YOU/HEAVY D & THE BOYZ8. STRESSED OUT TRIBE CALLED QUEST9. SENSITIVITY (RALPH'S RAP)/RALPH TRESVANT10. SOMETHING ABOUT YOU/BABYFACE11. GOOD LOVE/KEITH SWEAT12. SO SIMPLE/ALICIA KEYS13. FOR THE NIGHT MUSIQ/SOULCHILD14. SO YOU CAN CRY/NEYO15. PERMISSION/RO JAMES16. WHISPER/CHARLIE WILSON17. ON TONIGHT/SWV

BMS 70s Echo IIIReflections – Interpretation – InspirationA tribute to a great decade of musicThis episode features the works of October London, Will Downing, Chanté Moore, Incognito, and many more!Let's take this trip as we listen to these featured artists placing their special touch on these 70's classics or recapturing that feel.DJ Rhythm Dee hosts a recurring segment known as the Black Magic Sounds. The show will feature the smooth grooves of Jazz, Neo-Soul, Acid Jazz, as well as Funk, R&B, Soulful House, Disco, Slow Jams, and anything that moves you. It’s all about feeling the music and hearing some tracks that were forgotten or entirely new to you.Remember when music was Music!Playlist1. Let's Groove/Funky Company2. Keep It Coming Love - Dance Remix/KC & The Sunshine Band3. More Than A Woman (SG's Paradise Edit)/Bee Gees, SG Lewis4. Open Sesame/Beggar & Co.5. You're My/Sticks & Stonez6. I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More/Will Downing7. Trouble Man/Angie Stone8. Back To Your Place/October London9. What's Going On/Paul Hardcastle10. Keep Wondering/Kelly G11. Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me/Tiffany T'Zelle12. Free/Sail On/ Chanté Moore 13. Float On - Moonlight Mix/Mystic Diversions14. Blessed/Jade15. That's The Way Of The World f/Maysa, Carleen Anderson/Incognito16. People Make The World Go Around/Walter Beasley17. Sho Nuff/Cornell C.C. Carter18. Just Like You Used To/Jalen Ngonda19. I'll Take You There f/Mavis Staples/Bebe & Cece Winans20. Be Thankful For What You've got (David Todd Remix)/William DeVaughan21. Brazilian Rhyme/Lance Ferguson

How about a little funky soul to put you in the right spot.Well, what are you waiting for?This episode features grooves from Pleasure, Creative Source, Slave, October London, Average White Band, and many more!DJ Rhythm Dee hosts a recurring segment known as the Black Magic Sounds. The show will feature the smooth grooves of Neo-Soul, and Jazz, as well as Funk, R&B, Disco, Soulful House, Slow Jams, and anything that moves you. It’s all about feeling the music and hearing some tracks that were forgotten or entirely new to you.Remember when music was Music!1. Let Me Be The One/Pleasure2. You Pulled a Switch/Switch3. This Happy Feeling/G.Q.4. Do You Like It/B.T. Express5. Dance Band/Donald Byrd6. The Party Song/ Slave7. Got The Love/Average White Band8. The Mind's Eye/Remy Shand9. That's All I Wanted From You/Jalen Ngonda10. Lover's Interlude/October London11. I'm In Love (And I Love The Feeling)/Rose Royce12. While I'm Alone /Maze f/Frankie Beverly13. Who Is He And What Is He To You/Creative Source14. Hi-Jack/ Herbie Mann15. Let's Clean Up The Ghetto 12" Version/The Philadelphia International All-Stars16. Brick City/Brick17. Magic/Mass Production

I posted this show originally in 2017 however since the student protests fighting for the rights and protection of Palestinians, I thought it would be prudent to repost this episode.Many pundits have likened this time to the turbulence of 1968, so let’s look back on how artists were inspired by all the movements to end war, and for social change. This episode explores the post  Dr. King Era of riots, protests, and continued discourse for one America for all. Vietnam was raging overseas, and young boys were coming home in body bags, limbless or mentally scarred forever. The divide between races, gender, wealth, and power was increasing at a rapid rate. This was Nixon’s America; hardworking families trying to make ends meet. It was a time of double-digit unemployment and inflation wrapped up in stagnation. This all sounds too familiar to the present day although today's America comes equipped with its own nuances. This story was told so eloquently by the artisans of the day through song.Can America learn from the mistakes of the past?This episode features the works of Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, The O’Jays, Stevie Wonder, Curtis Mayfield, Sly & the Family Stone, and others.Remember when music was Music!Stand up for your rights.DJ Rhythm DeePLAYLIST1. BALL OF CONFUSION/TEMPTATIONS2. BURN BABY BURN/RASHID ALI3. EVERYDAY PEOPLE/SLY & THE FAMILY STONE4. SAY IT LOUD/JAMES BROWN5. WHY CAN'T WE LIVE TOGETHER TIMMY THOMAS6. SMILING FACES UNDISPUTED TRUTH7. I WANT TO TAKE YOU HIGHER/SLY & THE FAMILY STONE8. PUSHER MAN/CURTIS MAYFIELD9. ACROSS 110TH STREET/ BOBBY WOMACK10. LIVING IN THE CITY/STEVIE WONDER11. SURVIVAL/THE O'JAYS12. TROUBLE MAN MARVIN GAYE13. GIVE THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT/THE O'JAYS14. FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY/THE O'JAYS15. WHAT'S HAPPENING BROTHER/MARVIN GAYE

This episode dives into the year 1978, the year that funk & disco peaked in urban and dance culture. Still in my teens, it was all about house parties, school dances, and all-ages clubs. This particular year covers one of my most memorable years of high school life. It was about the latest dances like the Freak, the Hustle, the Rock, and many others. Pierre Elliot Trudeau and Jimmy Carter ruled our borders, Star Wars and Saturday Night Fever were released late in the prior year but still dominated pop culture. Afros and three-piece suits governed my look, and it was also the year I started dee-jaying.So, let’s go back in time for an hour or so and reflect on the way it used to be long before we were beholden to our current responsibilities.BMS My 1978 features Chic, Funkadelic, Switch, Sylvester, Rose Royce, and many more.Let’s remember when music was Music!DJ Rhythm DeePLAYLIST1. Le Freak/Chic2. Get Off /Foxy3. One Nation Under A Groove/Funkadelic4. Stellar Funk/Slave5. Boogie Oogie Oogie/Taste Of Honey6. Shame/Evelyn 'Champagne' King7. Dance (Disco Heat)/Sylvester8. There'll Never Be/Switch9. Close The Door/Teddy Pendergrass10. Cause I Love You/Lenny Williams11. Dancin' /Grey and Hanks12. Let's Start The Dance/Bohannon13. It Makes You Feel Like Dancing/Rose Royce14. Sun Is Here/Sun15. Jack & Jill/Raydio16. How Deep Is Your Love/Bee Gees17. Is This Love/Bob Marley18. Get On Up (Get On Down)/Roundtree

Hey there, my BMS listeners. DJ Rhythm Dee’s Black Magic Sounds is back with another exciting installment. This time, we’re diving into some eclectic morsels featuring legends like George Clinton, Kid Creole, Debbie Harry, Tom Tom Club, and many more. I am exploring my quirky side and showcasing rhythm-based music, which is more on the alternative side, and just plain fun. Don’t miss out on this musical journey, only on DJ Rhythm Dee’s Black Magic sounds. Tune in now!PLAYLIST1. Do Fries Go With That Shake/George Clinton2. Love Me For Real/Rim Kwaku Obeng, KASA3. Annie, I'm Not Your Daddy/Kid Creole And The Coconuts4. Glad To Know You/Chas Jankel5. What D'You Know About Them/ Jungle6. Tom's Diner/Suzanne Vega, DNA7. Nipple To The Bottle/Grace Jones8. Planet E/KC Flightt9. Weary Traveller/UBIS10. Buffalo Gals/Stampede Malcolm McLaren, World Famous Supreme Team11. Backfired/Debbie Harry12. Groove Master/Nile Rodgers13. Wordy Rappinghood/Tom Tom Club14. What's a Telephone Bill/Bootsy Collins15. Moments In Love/Art of Noise16. Q.U.E.E.N. f/Erykah Badu - Janelle Monáe17. Everywhere/Common18. The Call /Erykah Badu19. Voices Inside My Head/Common Sense