Cratery
From the dusty fingers of Arcee & Kaewonder, to your ears.
Arcee + Kaewonder + DJ Serious = Cratery 27
Last modified on 2011-04-21 18:52:10 GMT. 0 comments. Top.
“Get rid of that wax in your ear. Now throw some of our wax in your ear. Cratery returns for it’s 27th consecutive month with another hour of musical goodness from the personal collections of myself, Kaewonder and DJ Serious. Cratery isn’t just free. It’s free of mp3’s, CD’s, reissues, and compilations. All vinyl. All dope. Here’s another hour of soul, funk, jazz, psych and soundtrack heaters on us. Cratery 27. Enjoy.” - ARCEE
TRACK LIST:
1. Sir Edward/Rocky Mountain Willie
2. Gene Russell/Get Down
3. Ray Bryant/Up above the rock
4. Lyn Collins/Take Me Just As I Am
5. Steamhammer/Sunset Chase
6. Osanna/Preludio
7. Burnin Red Ivanhoe/2nd Floor
8. Bedlam/Raunchy Boogaloo
9. Les Maledictus Sound/Kriminal Theme
10. *UNLISTED*
11. Air/Lipstick
12. Bobby Franklin’s Insanity/Bring It On Down To Me
13. Fugi/Mary, Don’t Take Me On No Bad Trip
14. Paul Baillargeon/Moog Over
15. United 8/Getting Uptown (To Get down)
Arcee + Kaewonder + DJ Serious = Cratery 26
Last modified on 2011-03-04 22:17:20 GMT. 3 comments. Top.
“Our 26th edition of Cratery signals another milestone: The intelligent Cratery track list. Up until now, listeners had to refer to the blog to find out what song they were listening to. From now on, each Cratery mix will house and display song titles in iTunes – as you listen. Simply import Cratery into your iTunes as you normally do, then click on “Chapters” in your iTunes menu along the top. You should now be able to select songs within the mix individually. You can also click on the artwork itself, then click the 3-tiered icon on the right to reveal the tracklist and skip between songs at your leisure. Although, with a range of genre-spanning vintage heat like Johnny Harris, Andy Bey, Ultimate Spinach and Vikings de la Guadeloupe, skipping songs is highly unlikely. Join us to celebrate the release of Cratery 26 this Saturday at Red Light Lounge (1185 Dundas Street West) for another edition of Cratery LIVE, our monthly all-vinyl extravaganza, on the first Saturday of every month.” - ARCEE
TRACK LIST:
1. Power of Zeus/Sorcerer of Isis
2. Lamine Konte/Wanzyla
3. Vikings de la Guadeloupe/Funky Duke
4. Johnny Harris/Footprints on the Moon
5. Andy Bey/Celestial Blues
6. Hugh Masekela/What is wrong with groovin’
7. Rasputin’s Stash/Mr. Cool
8. T.N.T.H./Every Day
9. Toro/Fields of Laughter
10. Novi Singers/Torpedo
11. Gong/Shamal
12. Ultimate Spinach/(Ballad of the) Hip Death Goddess
13. Bombay Horn/Subway Baby
14. Hampton Hawes/WEB
15. Jonathan Kelly’s Outside/Yesterday’s Promises
Arcee + Kaewonder + DJ Serious = Cratery 25: Dollarate II
Last modified on 2011-01-31 20:12:40 GMT. 2 comments. Top.
“What began as a humble, hour long dig-diary is now a vital, vinyl ritual, complete with it’s own cult following, monthly party and award-winning logo. We begin our 3rd year of Cratery with a 2nd. The 2nd official edition of Dollarate: our post-holiday guide to wallet-friendly digging. Theoretically, the records on this month’s podcast are all records that you should be able to find for $10 and under. Please don’t be that dude that drops $20 on Fancy’s Wild thing LP in the Cosmos beats and breaks section. As usual, Kaewonder, Serious and I go one-for-one on some dollar bin heat that just might have you sifting through a stack of Roger Whittaker/Nana Mouskouri/Mantovani records at the local Goodwill you’d all but given up on. Don’t forget to join us for Cratery Live: This Saturday February 5th and the first Saturday of every month at Red Light (1185 Dundas St west).” - ARCEE
TRACKLIST:
1. Fancy “Feel Good”
2. Hello People “Wheat Germ”
3. Black Ball “Sexy Mama”
4. Ettore Strata “Theme from Godfather II”
5. Bo Hansson “The Sun”
6. Jeff Lorber “Cousin Stu”
7. Deodato “September 13”
8. Weather Report “Non Stop Home”
9. Klaus Wunderlich “Summertime”
10. Henry Mancini “Sun Goddess”
11. The Sylvers “Star Fire”
12. Cat Stevens “Was Dog A Doughnut”
13. Ronnie Laws “Tidal Wave”
14. The Supremes “Come Into My Life”
15. Alicia Myers “When Love Starts To Go”
Arcee + Kaewonder + DJ Serious = Cratery 24
Last modified on 2011-01-05 17:09:07 GMT. 1 comment. Top.
“I kind of went savage this year. I probably crossed more key records off my want list than any year past. And the crazy part is – I can’t see myself slowing. Kae, Serious and I collectively trotted around Rochester. Montreal. Detroit. NYC. And Vancouver. In addition to hitting almost every local record fair and store in our own town. Repeatedly. In short, it was a great vinyl year. And next year promises to bring more Cratery related madness. More content. More mixes. And a brand new Cratery monthly: The first Saturday of every month at Red Light (1185 Dundas st. W). Catch Kaewonder, Serious and I lugging our crates down to our monthly vinyl celebration starting Saturday, January 8th. In the meantime, light one up and download our final mix of the year, featuring some of the 2010 finds we haven’t dropped on any Cratery yet. Enjoy.” - ARCEE
TRACK LIST:
Arcee + Kaewonder + DJ Serious + Jason Palma = Cratery 23D
Last modified on 2011-01-04 20:01:44 GMT. 1 comment. Top.
“Cratery 23D marks the final chapter in our four-part Cratery extravaganza. Jason Palma shares more heaters with Kae, Serious and I to close our end of year crate-a-thon. We mentioned Play De. And Higher Ground radio. But you can also catch Palma as part of the Footprints gang banging that afro jazzy goodness year round. Short on length. Long on soul. Cratery 23D featuring Jason Palma. Enjoy.” - ARCEE
TRACK LIST:
Arcee + Kaewonder + Sipreano = Cratery 23 Session C
Last modified on 2010-12-23 22:34:44 GMT. 1 comment. Top.
“When we’re sharing an hour of music among 3-4 DJ’s, each of us ends up only playing 3-4 songs each. For both our guests this month, 1 hour was simply not enough to share the jewels they had each selected. Both came equipped with stacks sufficient for several hours worth of high-priced vinyl nerdery. And we certainly had no reason to object. Sip, Kae and I happily genre-hop for another hour between French-Canadian breakbeats (Lee Gagnon), Gritty Gospel sounds (Rance Allen) and Boogie artists with puns in their names (Special-T). Cratery 23C featuring Sipreano. Enjoy.
MILDY INTERESTING CRATERY 23 FACTOID: The roti pictured in the artwork comes courtesy of Ali’s Roti Shop in Parkdale. Sipreano enjoys Roti. So do we. So we took a picture of it.” - ARCEE
TRACK LIST:
Arcee, Kaewonder, & DJ Serious f/ Jason Palma – Cratery 23 Session B
Last modified on 2010-12-22 18:23:14 GMT. 2 comments. Top.
“Part 2 of our 4-part Cratery continues with one of T.O.’s foremost record aficionados and cool peoples: Jason Palma. Co-owner of Toronto’s vinyl institution, Play de Record. Bump-N-Hustle alumni. And host/creator of Higher Ground radio on CIUT 89.5 FM every Thursday night at 8 pm. It doesn’t matter if he’s selling you a piece of heat. Killing dancefloors around the city. Or blessing the airwaves with the latest. The one thing Jason Palma continues to do so well: PUT YOU ON TO DOPE MUSIC. We at Cratery are no exception. Cratery 23B featuring Jason Palma. Enjoy.
MILDLY INTERESTING CRATERY 23 FACTOID: Both Sipreano and Palma played versions of the song “It was a very good year”. Sip went for Art Snider’s instrumental rendition. And Palma drew for Della Reese’s funky big band 45. Not gonna lie. Record-wise, it was a very good year.” - ARCEE
TRACK LIST:
1. Barbara and Brenda/That’s when you’ve got soul
2. Jay and Cathy’s Clowns/The Bottle
3. Gary Bartz/Drinking Song
4. Milton Hamilton/We have all the time
5. Sonya Spence/Let love flow on
6. Gloria Scott/That’s what you say
7. Marchal/Soleil de ma vie
8. Spacy – Dancer
9. Prince Billy Mahdi Wright/Summer Love
10. Cane and Able/Found a Child
11. Willie Hutch/Ain’t that (Mellow, Mellow)
12. Archie Whitewater/Hulk
13. Della Reese/It was a very good year
Arcee + Kaewonder f/ Sipreano = Cratery 23 Session A
Last modified on 2010-12-21 17:47:10 GMT. 3 comments. Top.
“The first of a 4-part Cratery featuring 2 of our favourite record nerds, Vancouver’s Sipreano and Toronto’s Jason Palma. On Session A, Sip goes one for one with Serious, Kaewonder and myself, sharing his love for all things Canadian, funky and undiscovered. Sip is not only responsible for breathing life into Light in the Attic’s “Jamaica to Toronto” compilation, but also the curator of the recently created voluntaryinnature.blogspot.com. He is also credited with creating the phrase “Rock Kokanee Flow”. Cratery 23: Session A featuring Sipreano. Enjoy.” - ARCEE
Arcee + Kaewonder + Jake One = Cratery 22
Last modified on 2010-11-13 22:18:23 GMT. 2 comments. Top.
“This month, we trade treats with one of hip-hop’s premier producers and a dude I am proud to call a close personal hommrade (part hommie, part comrade): Jake One. A few of you (maybe like 3) might be familiar with some music I did with Jake back in the late 90’s/early 2000’s. Most of you will probably know him from the countless other artists he’s actually had success with: Freeway, De La Soul, 50 Cent, MF Doom and more. As ½ of the Conmen, he built arguably the most well crafted break tape series of all-time. And inspired fellow music nerds like myself and Kaewonder in the process. Jake was in town judging the Sound Battle T.O. finals on Friday night. He only played records he purchased during his visit to Toronto. So to be fair, this is nowhere near the scope of his personal collection. Shout out to Attic, MoSS , Taktiks for bearing witness to it all. Another hour of soul, boogie, rock and a Cuban version of Herb Alpert’s Rise. Enjoy.” - ARCEE
Track list and download after the jump.
Arcee + Kaewonder f/ David Bay = Cratery 21
Last modified on 2010-09-22 17:09:51 GMT. 1 comment. Top.
Very little is known about Toronto record aficionado David Bay. David’s undocumented rise to infamy is based on the records he has procured through countless online portals, particularly eBay – earning him the nickname dBay. Bay, is in fact, not even his last name (I’m starting to question the accuracy of “David” as well). Despite his ridiculously low profile, the hommie Kaewonder and I have both ‘worked’ with Bay to secure particularly elusive vinyl pieces over the years. When we asked David to participate in this month’s Cratery, he refused. But after bribing him with a pair of shoelaces, a pineapple coconut bun from a Chinese Bakery and his 19th copy of Toto’s 1978 self-titled LP, he agreed. We’d tell you where to find him. But you’d probably have a better chance of finding a Stark Reality for $1 at Cosmos. We give you Cratery 21, featuring the ever-elusive David Bay (dBay). Enjoy.” - ARCEE
Track list and download after the jump.
TRACK LIST:
1. Al Green “Strong as Death”
2. Checkmates LTD “I must be dreaming”
3. Eddie Simpson “Big Black Funky Slave”
4. Dawson Smith “I don’t know if I can make it”
5. Amral’s Trinidad Cavalliers “Oye Come Va”
6. Pete Scofield and the Canadians “Do something nice today”
7. Buddy Rich “Nuttville”
8. Ed Maciel “Festa”
9. Julian Priester “Love, Love”
10. Olympic Runners “Do it Over”
11. Czerwone Gitary “Coda”
12. Sweet Promise “Funky Jungle”
13. New Birth Disco “K-Jee”
14. Deodato “Keep it in the family”
15. **SLINGSHOT**
16. Esther Williams “You gotta let me show you”
17. Asha Puthli “Right down here”
18. Carla Bley “Dining Alone”
Arcee + Kaewonder f/ Alister Johnson aka Catalist = Cratery 20
Last modified on 2010-09-07 22:02:03 GMT. 1 comment. Top.
“Toronto is full of vinyl nerds. And Cratery gives us the opportunity to connect with some of our favourites. Alister Johnson aka Catalist is DJ, producer and all-around good guy with a shitload of records. Between touring with Grand Analog and composing music for film and television, who knows when Alister finds the time to line his shelves with upper echelon heatery like Alice Clark and Lennie Hibbert. But I’m not going to ask how. I’m just going to ask which stores. Thank you to Alister, Serious, Heist and the reluctant heartthrob Kaeweezy for making our 20th Cratery another hour of fucking awesomeness.” - ARCEE
Arcee + Kaewonder + Frank Dukes = Cratery 19
Last modified on 2010-08-31 23:15:46 GMT. 0 comments. Top.
“We’ve had the good fortune of welcoming some of our more accomplished and talented friends tothe monthly dig diary we call Cratery. Da Grassroots alumni Mr. Attic and Murr have both dippedinto their vinyl collections on our accord, as has Halifax transplant and DJ, Skratch Bastid. Thismonth, we’re joined by another Toronto beatsmith and crate enthusiast: Frank Dukes. Dukes’love affair with vinyl began with dj-ing, but entered the stratosphere when he decided to startmaking beats. This month, we abandon our 1-for-1 format for a 3-for-3 format that lets each ofus play little mini “sets”. Frank kicks it off, and Kae and I follow suit. Not that any of that matters,of course. At the end of the day, every Cratery is the same: A bunch of dope songs from ourcollections. Fellow beat nerds should enjoy the ebay/popsike inspired track listing. Cratery 19. Enjoy.” - ARCEE
TRACK LIST:
Arcee + Kaewonder = Cratery 18: The Vangover
Last modified on 2010-06-16 20:19:56 GMT. 0 comments. Top.
“Both the hommie Kaewonder and I recently spent some time on the left coast. This month’s Cratery represents the fruits of our visit. I love shopping for records in a different town. Especially when that town is Vancouver. I was fortunate enough to stumble across a copy of J.R. Bailey’s “Just me and you”, Nina Simone’s “Is it Finished” LP, Bad Medicine’s “Trespasser” 45 and a copy of Marlena Shaw’s Spice of Life LP to name a few. There are definitely some records in Vancouver. And no one knows that better than the big hommie Sipreano, record guru extraordinaire. Thank you sir. For your hospitality. And your record collection. And so, in the aftermath of 2 weeks spent binging on records, alcohol and herb, we present to you, Cratery 18: The Vangover. Enjoy. ” - ARCEE
Track list and download after the cut.
TRACK LIST:
1. Galt McDermot “Let the Sun Shine In”
2. George Shearing “Aquarius”
3. Groove Holmes “No Trouble on the Mountain”
4. Strutt “Said you didn’t love her (instrumental)”
5. Bob Williams “I’m Alright (part 1)”
6. Grupo Irakere “Bacalao Con Pan”
7. Nina Simone “Funkier than a Mosquito’s tweeter”
8. Rotary Connection “Memory Band”
9. The Poppy Family “Beyond the Clouds”
10. The National Gallery “Pond with Swans”
11. Marlena Shaw “Where can I go?”
12. Mavis Staples “What happened to the real me?”
13. Bad Medicine “Trespasser (part 2)”
14. UNLISTED
15. Soul Hustlers “Super Party (part 1)”
16. Au Pairs “Headache for Michelle”
17. Marva Josie “He does it better”
Arcee + Kaewonder = Cratery 17: The De-Bearding
Last modified on 2010-05-12 22:46:56 GMT. 4 comments. Top.
“So. I grew a beard for four months. Then I cut it off. But not without having some fun with a few of the hommies first. Gotta shout my mans Clif, Darren G and my man Joe Cruz for lining me up nicely at the official De-Bearding. And my man Serious aka David Yan for trekking down to take some crazy flicks. Mad appreciated fellas. But I would be positively heartless if I neglected to mention my partner in crime, Kaewonder, with whom I share the distinction of rocking my first clean shaven Cratery. Turns out I haven’t been clean-shaven in 17 years. That almost makes Cratery 17 somewhat significant. If you’re me. Enjoy.” - ARCEE
Track list and download after the jump.
TRACKLIST:
1. Starfire “Make The Most Of It”
2. Hidden Strength”All we need Is Time”
3. Linda Tillery “Markin’ Time”
4. Dr.Music “In My Life”
5. Sugarloaf “Mother Nature’s Wine”
6. Isis-”April Fool”
7. Ruby Andrews “My Love Is Comin Down”
8. Maxine Brown “See And Dont See”
9. Julie Driscoll & Brian Auger “Indian Rope Man”
10. Zoo “If You Lose Your Woman”
11. Don Covay “If There’s A Will, There’s A Way”
12. Assagai “Cocoa”
13. Ramsey Lewis “Uhuru”
14. Gary Burton Trio “Vibrafinger”
15. Phillip Upchurch “As you said”
16. John Payne Band “New Spaces”
Arcee + Kaewonder = Cratery 16
Last modified on 2010-04-28 18:14:09 GMT. 3 comments. Top.
“And we’re back. Almost a year and a half into our monthly dig diary with no signs of slowing. This month, the hommie Kaewonder and I return with a genre-bending hour of Caribbean Funk, Sweet Soul, Folk-Psych, Spiritual Jazz and Brazilian Rock. None of which we downloaded off the Internet. But hey, that shouldn’t stop you. Cratery 16. Enjoy.” - ARCEE
Track list and download after the jump.
TRACK LIST:
1. Boris Gardiner – Melting Pot
2. The Gaylords of Dominica – Wicked World Outside
3. Johnny Clarke – Declaration of Rights
4. Soul Explosion Band – Captivity
5. Billy Stewart – Cross my Heart
6. Shades of Brown – Garbage Man
7. Freddie Robinson – Smoking
8. Blue Mitchell – Collision in Black
9. Earth Wind and Fire – Bad Tune
10. Doug Carn – Higher Ground
11. Roy Ayers Ubiquity – A Tear to a Smile
12. Volker Kriegel – Mindwell
13. Pete Jolly – Springs
14. Pride – A Home
15. Glass Prism – Extention 68
16. *Unlisted*
17. Funkadelic – I’ll Stay
Arcee + Kaewonder = Cratery 15: A To The Kae
Last modified on 2010-03-30 17:53:15 GMT. 3 comments. Top.
“The arrival of Cratery 15 signals two things: 1. An official Cratery logo + design. 2. A brand new format for this month.
First off, a big thank you to Sean Davison (Creative Director, Maclaren McCann) for helping us bring our monthly dig diary to life with its own logo + look. Hope y’all like it. Just the first of more new Cratery related newness to come. And special thanks to this month’s official Cratery photog, DJ Serious – who was nice enough to join us on the first of many dig days this March.
This month, we’ve traded our traditional “1 for 1” format for two 30 minute sets from myself and the hommie Kaeweezy. I end up somewhere in the African/Latin/Rock space (Mandingo, Chakachas, Fever Tree), leaving Kae to mess around in the Jazz/Soul/Oddball realm (Cleveland Eaton, Julius Brockington, Synthesis). In simple terms, another hour of ill shit – on us. Cratery 15. A to the motherf****n’ Kae, homeboy. A to the motherf****n’ Kae. - ARCEE”
ARCEE’S SET:
Mandingo/Watching and Waiting
Chakachas/El Canyon Rojo
Manu Dibango/Pepe Soup
Monomono/Find Out
Exile One/You have lost the battle
Ginger Baker/The Winner
Fever Tree/Don’t come crying to me girl
Hugo Montenegro/Undun
Joe Thomas/Chitlins and Chuchifritos
Mandrill/Coelho
KAEWONDER’S SET:
Cleveland Eaton/All your lover, all day, all night
The Fatback Band/Love
Roy Ayers/Baby you give me a feeling
Synthesis/City Song
Marie Rottrova/Time is a rogue
Harnell/For a brief time
Herb Geller/Space a la Mode
Streetdancer/Journey into the night
Julius Brockington/Got to be there
Arcee + Kaewonder + Murr = Cratery 14 (OST Edition)
Last modified on 2010-02-23 09:04:27 GMT. 0 comments. Top.
“I’m a sucker for a good soundtrack. The covers alone are usually worth the price of admission. Composers often take experimental liberties they would never take while working on a conventional pop record. And some of the best gems can be found on tiny little one minute transitional tracks – as in the case “Dog Eat Dog” from The Thief who came to Dinner”. And this Cratery is especially auspicious since we are joined by Murr (LAL, Da Grassroots), a distinguished space cadet whose own sonic soundscapes mirror his love for film music. To simplify things, every song is listed by movie, not composer or song title. And it’s not quite a sequel – but the bonus session is a little 25-minute extra we thought you might enjoy.
By that time, the idea of writing a track list had taken a back seat to the sedentary effects of our friend Century Sam. Hell, if someone decided to make a film about Sam, Cratery 14 would undoubtedly be the soundtrack.” - ARCEE
Track Movie list + download link after the cut.
1. Psych-Out
2. Up Tight [interlude]
3. An Unmarried Woman
4. L’Initiation [interlude]
5. Shaft
6. Cool Breeze
7. T.R. Baskin
8. The Final Comedown
9. R.P.M
10. Enter The Dragon
11. The Thief Who Came To Dinner
12. La Planete Sauvage
13. The Adventurer
14. Theme from “Stavisky”
15. Hair
16. Shaft In Africa
17. Coffy [interlude]
18. L’Aube
19. Short Eyes [interlude/outro]
Arcee + Kaewonder = Cratery 13
Last modified on 2010-01-17 22:13:04 GMT. 1 comment. Top.
“Cratery thirteen. As is quite often the case with Cratery, we go all over the map with a variety of heat . Starting off with the straight boom bap of Cuba Instrumentals face-scruncher “Quema”, to Barbara & Ernie’s blissed-out “For You”. From Common (People) records, to Saverage White Band (no, that is not a typo) we don’t sleep, nor do we hate or discriminate. We just play full-length songs from our respective record collections and hope you guys enjoy it.” - Kaewonder
Hit the jump for the track list and link.
TRACKLIST:
1-Cuba Instrumental-”Quema”
2-Stereo Discotheque-”Malaria Fever”
3-Brain Auger’s Oblivion Express-”voices of other Times”
4-Pink Panther-”Here’s Lookin at you, kid”
5-Jim & Dale-”Past The State Mind”
6-Osmosis-”Adrift”
7-The Common People-”I have been alone”
8-Jean-Pierre-Ferland-Le Chat du cafe des Artistes”
9-Madelaine Bell” I Wanna be Around”
10-Betty Wright-”I Love The Way You Love”
11-Jerry Butler-”never gonna give you up”
12-Roy Ayers “Giving Love”
13-Barbara & Ernie-”For You”
14-Womb-”Evil People”
15-Sunshine On-”Mañana”
17-Saverage White Band-”A star in the ghetto”
Arcee + Kaewonder f/ DJ Serious = Cratery 12
Last modified on 2009-12-20 22:56:37 GMT. 3 comments. Top.
We did it. Kaewonder and I have successfully maintained our dig diary, Cratery for 1 whole year. And what better way to round out the year than with the hommie DJ Serious? Serious has been a mainstay on the DJ/Production (and now photography!) front in Toronto for quite some time now. Since his early days at Lola’s Lounge and Planet Mars to creating the seminal DJ Serious Revue in the late 90’s, Dave’s accomplishments have grown considerably – much like his crates. This is our 12th installment of Cratery, which means we’ve hit y’all with close to 12 hours of soul, funk, jazz, psych, library and soundtrack heat in ’09. FOR FREE. The generosity continues in 2010 with more fire, more guests and of course, more crates. Shout out to Kae, Serious, Heist, Ace, Johnbronski, Taktiks, Mensa, and all who made the last Cratery of the year unforgettable. And don’t forget to check out Cratery LIVE this Tuesday December 22nd at Andy Poolhall – I get down with residents Kaewonder and Serious for 24 Carat Tuesdays. FREENESS.
Hollerate!!!!!!!
Tracklist and Link after the jump.
1. Ten Wheel Drive “How long before I’m gone”
2. Spirit “Apple orchard”
3. Victor Brady “Brown Rain”
4. Seven Seas “Pat’s Jam”
5. Gene Harris & The 3 Sounds “Hey Girl”
6. Ike Turner “Thinking Black”
7. The Barons “Make it better”
8. Tito Puente “Last Tango in Paris”
9. The Professionals “Theme from Godfather”
10. Music DeWolfe “Hard Hitter”
11. Leon Thomas “It’s my life I’m fighting for”
12. Sonimage “Keep Quiet”
13. Chrysalis “30 Poplar”
14. Melba Moore “The Thrill is Gone”
15. 12 Top Hits “The Thrill Is Gone”
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Arcee + Kaewonder = Cratery 11: The Savittarians
Last modified on 2009-11-29 19:49:16 GMT. 1 comment. Top.
“Kae and I are both Sagittarians with savage qualities. Qualities which I won’t mention here – but definitely the kind worthy of celebrating. Cratery 11 coincides with both of our birthdays in the final week of November. So we thought it might be fitting to pull out 11 personal favourites each – records that we like a little more than we ought to, for whatever reason – and share them with y’all. Kae had the idea of highlighting the stories behind our selections, so we’ve included them in this month’s track list (You can find an extended version of the tracklist at barbecueorboogaloo.com). Some are joints we fell in love with when we first started diggin’. Some are oddities passed on by our peers. And others remind us of how inventive hip-hop can be. We give you Cratery 11. Enjoy.” - ARCEE
Arcee & Kaewonder still going strong with another edition of Cratery, including choice selections from Minnie Riperton, David Axelrod, Gil Scot Heron, Donald Byrd, Marvin Gaye, Leroy Hutson, James Brown, Little Beaver, Patrice Rushen, & much more! Track list and link after the jump.
TRACK LIST:
1. AR: Minnie Riperton “Every time he comes around”
Probably my favourite Minnie Riperton joint.
2. KAE: David Axelrod “A Divine Image”
This LP was always considered a “grail” when I was coming up digging, and as herbed-out as that seems in hindsight , I’ve always felt as though that was a rightful title.
3. AR: Gil Scot Heron “Lady Day and John Coltrane”
I play this when it rains. This joint is like every shade of grey.
4. KAE: Donald Byrd “Wind Parade”
I got my start looking for records that were used on my favorite rap records. Plus, this joint has been a classic from the moment it came out.
5. AR: Marvin Gaye/Life is for learning
I always have a new favourite Marvin joint. Follow the bass player on this one.
6. KAE: The Reflections “(She’s my) Summer Breeze”
The string/bassline interplay on this is incredible. Produced by Mr. “Just Me & You” himself, J.R. Bailey, which explains why the string arrangement is so fire.
7. AR: Leroy Hutson “I think I’m falling in love”
Got caught trying to steal this, years ago in Detroit. I don’t steal records any more.
8. KAE: Milton Wright “Get no loving tonight”
This was one of the joints that really stuck with me when I first heard it, and changed my perception of post-’74 soul. There’s something really soulful, but kinda eerie about it, on some ARP shit.
9. AR: James Brown “You Mother You”
Tribe, Main Source, Pete Rock, Brand Nubian and Biz all enjoyed this JB album. So do I.
10. KAE: Mock Duck “Do Re Mi”
One of my top 10 psych joints EVER. Extra points for being from my place of birth(Vancity!).
11. AR: Cymande “The Recluse”
One of the first albums I was geeked on finding. I play this song more than “Brothers on the Slide”.
12. KAE: Silhouettes “Fonky First”
Got a package in the mail and opened it to find one my most sought-after LP’s (no eBay): this one.
13. AR: Donovan “Get thy Bearings”
I love this record because it speaks to the genius of Biz’s digging.
14. KAE: Jean-Jacques Perry “E.V.A”
Got this record from legendary dealer Ty Scammell out in Vancouver at “For The Record” in the flea market for $25. This shit still knocks as hard as the day I first heard it.
15. AR: Little Beaver “Let the good times roll”
Little Beaver is the master of partying below 80 bpm. And his name is Little Beaver.
16. KAE: Alain Clavier “Metadata”
Fuzzed out, weird, disturbing (distressed female vocals, anyone?), and straight-up DUSTED, “Musique Pour NFB” is not only rare, but an esteemed artifact of Canada’s spirited electronic music history.
17. AR: Tania Maria “Come with me”
One of the first records that convinced to me start digging in the 80’s section.
18. KAE: Cortex “Huit Octobre 1971″
Absolutely stunning. This song completely slays in everyway possible. The Fender Rhodes and synth tones are dope & all, but I’ve always felt as though the drummer on this record is bananas.
19. AR: Bobbi Humphrey-”Fancy Dancer”
I’ve been going hard on some Mizell Brothers lately. This one had to come back out.
20. KAE: Bayete (Todd Cochran) “Free Angela (Thoughts and all I’ve got to say)”
Some know this record being the basis for Jay Electronica’s “Dear Moleskine”, but I ride for the previous De La usage (“Sunshine” from “Stakes Is High”).
21. AR: Patrice Rushen-”Remind me”
Quintessential “AR Music”. A classic.
22. KAE: Hodges,James & Smith “Sexy ways”
I remember my homegirl Anousheh playing this at a half-price sale I was at. I was like “damn, that’s kinda fire” and did the old “remember-that-cover” game. 20th Century records always had that sound.
Arcee + Kaewonder = Cratery 10
Last modified on 2009-11-08 17:52:01 GMT. 0 comments. Top.
“More Cratery Baby. My mans Kaewonder and I have successfully managed to run our monthly dig diary for 10 months without running out of records. I’d say that kind of dedication is worth something awesome – like another free hour of funk on us. Cratery 10 starts off with some Modern Soul/Boogie bangers: some of my fav’s, including Webster Lewis’ “You are my life” and Eugene Record’s “Fan the Fire”. By the end, you should be bopping to Curtis Mayfield’s 5 Stairsteps, the tripped out sounds of Stouffville Grit and the blue eyed soul of Jim Capaldi’s “Wild Dogs” (which some of you will undoubtedly recognize). Big up Acesix and Mr. Attic who joined us on our mini digging mission over the weekend. NEXT MONTH: Kae and I both celebrate our birthdays. Cratery 11 promises to either be a sick ass hour of funk or a drunken disaster. I vote for both.” - ARCEE
Hit the jump for the track listing and link.
TRACK LIST:
1. Webster Lewis “You are my life”
2. Kleeer “I Love to dance”
3. Brainstorm “Wake up and be somebody”
4. Bruton Music “Motion 3″
5. Eugene Record “Fan the fire”
6. Skyy “Call me”
7. Komiko “Feel Alright”
8. The Nite-Liters “I’ve got my dreams to Remember”
9. 5 Stairsteps & Cubie “Love’s Happening”
10. Stouffville Grit “Diana by the Sea”
11. The Keef Hartley Band “Imitations from Home”
12. Little Boy Blues Band”Seed of Love”
13.Jane Birkin “Jane B”
14. Guy Pedersen “Christopher Columbus”
15. Egg “Germ Patrol”
16. Jim Capaldi “Wild dogs”
Arcee + Kaewonder = Cratery 9: Tapery
Last modified on 2009-11-03 20:21:08 GMT. 1 comment. Top.
“For the 9th installment of our monthly dig diary, the hommie Kaewonder and I took it back. The contents of Cratery 9 were recorded entirely on a 90 minute cassette. Don’t ask why. Don’t ask how. Simply reacquaint yourself with some good old-fashioned tape hiss while Kae and I go 3 for 3 (3 X 3 = 9) on more Soul, Funk, Jazz, Brazilian and Rock bangers from our personal collections. Highlights include Waltel Branco’s ultra-rare “Meu Balanco” , The Quick’s boogie instrumental “Zulu”, Louie Shelton’s guitar workout “Evolution” and some late 70’s groove from the Muscle Shoals Horns on “Addicted to your love”. Cratery 9. Straight off the muhfuckin’ cassette!!!!!!!” - Arcee
Track list and download after the jump.
SIDE ONE:
Harvey Mandel “Cristo Redentor”
Louie Shelton “Evolution”
Phil Upchurch “Sitar Soul”
Jackie and Roy “Deus Brasileiro”
Tamba 4 “Pensando”
Waltel Branco “Meu Balanco”
CCS “Wade in the water”
Zylan “Back in Yesterday”
Gypsy “Antithesis”
The Fatback Band “Baby Doll”
Tyrone Washington “Submission”
Astrud Gilberto “Take it easy my brother Charlie”
SIDE TWO:
The Quick “Zulu (instrumental)”
Mojoba “Disco Music”
Merry Clayton “How’d I Know”
Renee Geyer Band “Love’s got a hold”
Muscle Shoals Horns “Addicted to your love”
Crown Heights Affair “I am Me”
Monk Montgomery “Reality”
The Simon Park Orchestra “Dawn to Dusk”
Mystic Moods “Cosmic Sea”
London Experimental Jazz Quartet “Destroy the Nihilist Picnic”
101 Strings Flameout
Idris Muhammad “Loran’s Dance”
Arcee + Kaewonder + Skratch Bastid = CRATERY 8.5: 45 MINUTES of 45s
Last modified on 2009-10-02 20:24:35 GMT. 0 comments. Top.
“A little something extra for the die-hard Cratery heads out there. Kaewonder, Skratch Bastid and myself decided to tap into our 45 piles for a few more gems. Lots of heat here: from the instrumental version of The Eleventh Hour’s Hollywood Hot to classic Fatback to some lesser known bangers (The Mirettes, Just Friends). The world never seems to run out of 45’s. You can always find something you’ve never heard. Especially when we do the work for you. The rotation: Skratch Bastid, Kaewonder, Arcee. Cratery 8.5, people. Enjoy.” - ARCEE
Track list and links after the cut.
Tracklisting:
Joe Quarterman and Free Soul/I’m a young man
The Soul Searchers/1993
Marva Whitney/Things got to get better
The Eleventh Hour/Hollywood Hotter
The Dynamos/You can do it by yourself
Tony Aiken and Future 2000/Better Days
The Mirettes/Whirpool
The Fatback Band/Goin’ to see my baby
Little Beaver/Joey
Willie Clayton/Gotta Have Money
Sho-Nuff/Funkasize You
Just Friends/Mutsie
Arcee + Kaewonder + Skratch Bastid = CRATERY 8: EIGHTERY
Last modified on 2009-09-13 22:52:12 GMT. 0 comments. Top.
“You would not believe the hard work that goes into getting drunk, smoked out and playing premium musical selections for your listening pleasure on a monthly basis. This month, Kaewonder and I were lucky enough secure Montreal DJ and record aficionado Skratch Bastid simply by forcing him to play records at gunpoint. He was surprisingly agreeable after only a few minutes of violent threats. We joke about the whole gun thing now. He laughs at it too. Bastid’s love for all music is evident on his recently completed 110% mix, which you can also peep on his site. From Norweigan Psych to Sesame Street Funk, we give you Cratery 8: Eightery. Enjoy. And be sure to look out for our exclusive add-on Cratery 8.5: Mo 45’s Coming Soon!!” – ARCEE
This is actually only part 1 of Cratery 8, in about a week’s time we’ll have the second part, Cratery 8.5: 45 mins of 45s, for your listening pleasure right here! Track list and link after the jump.
Track list:
LeRoy Hutson/Never know what you can do
9th Creation/Quit it
Travis Biggs/Tibetan Serenity
Dizzy Gillespie and Lalo Schifrin/The Last Strike at Midnight
Bunky Green/Chillon
Kin Ping Meh/Livable Ways
Jukka Tolonen/Northern Lights
Titanic/Love is Love
Embryo/Music of Today
King Errison/Listen to the Music
Marlena Shaw/Say a good word
Super Hits/Running Away
Sesame Street/I’m gonna love you just a little more, babe
Jimmy Smith/I’m gonna love you just a little more, babe
Professor Lett and Study/Green Power
Arcee + Kaewonder = Cratery 7: Suburban Gluttony
Last modified on 2009-08-10 16:26:11 GMT. 3 comments. Top.
“A busted amp and a broken car engine led myself and the hommie Kaewonder from the heart of Queen West to the outskirts of Sauga Sec on this month’s edition of Cratery. My neck of the woods, people. Big up Butch and Tink from The Rockbox – the same studio where Marvel and I recorded the entire Covert Ops project – which incidentally is being mixed right now (shout out to Scam). If there’s a theme this month, I can’t see it. From harp funk to flute rock, sweet soul, 45’s and break beats, this is good old fashioned music nerdery at its finest. The gluttony? Going in on Tiger beers and Little Caesars crazy bread. It’s amazing what city folk get hype on when they come out to the ‘burbs. Heist waddup!!!!!!! Attic I see you hommie!!!! If gluttony ain’t the 7th sin, let’s just pretend it is, so it works with our theme. – ARCEE”
Track list and link unveiled after the jump.
Track list:
1. Ray Draper “Let my people go”
2. Gal Costa “Se voce pensa”
3. Deirdre Wilson Tabac “Get back”
4. If “Fly fly the route, shoot”
5. Moonshade “Heavy Lace”
6. Willie Hutch “A love that’s worth having”
7. Dorothy Ashby “Joyful grass & grape”
8. Brothers By Choice “Baby, you really got me going”
9. Solomon Burke “Thanks, I needed that”
10. The Endeavours “Sexy Woman”
11. The Three Pieces “Backed up against the wall”
12. Sir Mack Rice “Dark Skin Woman pt. 1″
13. Pretty Things “Cries from the midnight circus”
14. Crow “Gonna leave a mark”
15. Marcus Belgrave “Space odyssey”
16. Bob James “Love power”
Cratery 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 + 1 +1 = Dollarate!
Last modified on 2009-07-10 15:21:09 GMT. 9 comments. Top.
“Over the years, self-indulgent record collectors have made a habit of promoting the rare over the good. The imitators over the originators. And of course, the expensive over the cheap. But the good people at Cratery (read: us) know where the heat is at. We give you Dollarate (from root word “Dollaration”), our cure for boutique store prices and your guide to recession friendly digging. All the records featured on this month’s Cratery are theoretically records you should be able to find for under $10. Except Boz Scaggs, which is pretty much impossible.
If you’re in the Toronto area, make sure you check me and my mans Kaewonder this Friday (07/09/2009) at Revival (783 College St.) for a live Cratery set at The Main Ingredient party. – ARCEE”
Track list and link after the jump.
Track list:
1. David Shire “Books and Basketball”
2. David Bendeth “Feel The Real” (LP Version)
3. Heatwave “Send Out For Sunshine”
4. Grover Washington “Knucklehead”
5. Boz Scaggs “Hercules”
6. Wonderland Orchestra “2001″
8. Rhythm Heritage “Theme From Baretta”
9. The Elephant “Do What You Love”
10. 21 Guitar Hits “Scorpio”
11. Paul Horn “Too High”
12. Gap Mangione “Love J.A.M”
13. Kenny Rankin-”Bad Times Make You Strong”
14. Nancy Wilson “Ain’t No Sunshine”
15. Bobby Womack ” Woman’s Gotta Have It”
16. Butterfield blues band “No Amount Of Lovin’”
17. Peter Green “Just For You”
18. Chartbusters “The Message”
19. One Way “Get It Over”
Arcee + Kaewonder – Cratery Cinqo
Last modified on 2009-07-01 14:58:10 GMT. 7 comments. Top.
“This month’s Cratery is proof the weather’s getting a little hotter. And we’ve got the tunes to match: A little dub, reggae, rare groove, disco, funk and some good old fashioned soul music. The Lowrell record we both hold in our hands wasn’t some drunken attempt at comedy either – it embodies the spirit of this shit. We both bought Lowrell’s self titled LP years ago for the rare groove classic “Mellow Mellow Right On”, sampled for Common’s “Remind Me”. Yet I only recently discovered “You’re Playing Dirty”, a rare groove/boogie/modern soul banger after actually giving the rest of the record a chance 10 years later. Sometimes not listening to your joints can be as fruitful as listening to them.” – ARCEE
Track list and link after the jump.
1. Hopeton Lewis “Funky Kingston”
2. Byron Lee “Who Done It”
3. King Tubby “Dreadlocks Dub”
4. Willie Lindo “Midnight”
5. Ronnie McNeir “I’m Your Lover”
6. Hodges, James & Smith “(I Who Have) Nothing”
7. Lowrell – “You’re Playing Dirty”
8. Tender Aggression – “Cryin’ Wind”
9. Ohio Players – “What It Is”
10. Carla Whitney – “Lovin’ at midnight”
11. Barbara Acklin – “Seven days of night”
12. Eugene McDaniels -”Lovin’ Man”
13. Eloise Laws -”Ain’t it good feelin’ good”
14. Skip Mahoney & the Casuals – “Town called Nowhere”
15. Gregory James Edition – “Make It Easy On Yourself”
16. Eddie Fischer “Land of our Father”
Mr. Attic + Arcee + Kaewonder = Cratery IV
Last modified on 2009-05-13 12:26:54 GMT. 4 comments. Top.
“Our mans Mr. Attic of Grassroots fame, aka Pee, joins us this month on Cratery to share some gems from what he refuses to admit is a legendary collection. Sorry Pee, but your shit is bananas. Cats like me are still pulling out Charles Wright in ‘09 . If you’re not up on game, Attic is the beat man behind Toronto classics like “E-Z On The Motion”, “Ol’ Time Killin’”, “Postal Work”, “Body Language”, “Drama”, “Rise Up” and has also produced for the likes of The Game, Torae, and Boot Camp Clik to name a few. Only one problem. You might say certain ‘festivities’ prevented us from taking note of this month’s tracklist at the time of recording. So instead we’ve provided a summary of the evening’s events by track. Shouts to Blaz and Clif on the pass through.” – Arcee
TRACKLIST:
1. Steigls all around.
2. Did you say Heineken tall boy?
3. A single chocolate phillie is removed from its wrapper.
4. The most interesting man in the room cracks a Dos Equis.
5. Corona, no lime.
6. Ayo, dun spark the phillie.
7. The traditional effects of marijuana begin to set in.
8. I’m going out for a cigarette. Don’t play anything dope.
9. This Eddie Drennon joint is classic.
10. The Blas Outro.
11. Who else wants another tall boy?
12. WTF IS THIS?????????????
13. WTF IS THIS PART TWO????????????
14. I’m not dreaming. That really is another chocolate phillie.
15. Oh word? Never heard this version before.
16. I officially bow down to the Attic crates.
17. Don’t know why I played this.
18. Rick James bitch.
Arcee & Kaewonder: Cratery Vol. 3 (45 Edition)
Last modified on 2009-04-02 18:12:06 GMT. 6 comments. Top.
I love 45’s. Not because they’re funky. Not because they’re full of unreleased b-sides. Not because they never seem to run out. But because they’re tiny little records. How can you not love a tiny little record? Kaewonder and I pull out some of our favourite finds, old and new, on our first all 45 edition of Cratery. As always, the odd numbers are moi and the even numbers are Kae. Recent finds include The Master Plan’s “Clinton Park” and a crazy version of “Wanna be where you are” by Zulema. Yes, Zulema. All 45’s. All heat. Cratery III people. Enjoy.
Tracklist
1. Zulema “Wanna be where you are”
2. Jerry Washington “I come a long ways”
3. The Master Plan “Clinton Park”
4. Maceo & All The Kings Men “Got to getcha”
5. Earles inc. “Close to you”
6. B.W. Souls “Marvin’s Groove”
7. Bobby Byrd “Sayin’ it and doin’ it are two different things”
8. Donald Austin “Crazy Legs” (instrumental)
9. The 8th Day “It’s instrumental to be free”
10. The Sylvers “Stay away from me”
11. Johnny Griffith inc. “Love is just a word”
12. Iron Force “Sweet Poison”
13. The Fabolous Counts ” Lunar Funk”
14. The New Birth “Patiently”
15. Juice “Walk on by”
16. Brook Benton “Gimme little sign”
17. Sir Wales Wallace “What Ever You Want”
18. Lee Hurst “Saturdays Wild”
19. Dynamic Corvettes ” Funky Music Is the thing (part 2)”
20. James Brown “The Drunk”
21. Dyke & the Blazers “We got more soul”
21. Camille Bob “2 weeks, 2 days, too long”
Arcee + Kaewonder + Soul/Funk/Jazz = Cratery Vol. 2
Last modified on 2009-03-06 16:56:29 GMT. 17 comments. Top.
“If all I’m doing is looking for joints familiar to blogs and boutique record shops, I’m not really on my grizzly. I just can’t walk into the average record store hoping to find a copy of 24 Carat Black or Sabu Martinez because I’ll constantly be disappointed. But if I buy based on what they actually have, I might end up with a couple selections that most cats miss. Case in point: Jerry Butler’s “Power of Love”. Not a hard record. But a record you don’t really hear about. I wouldn’t have given Terri Rae’s “Raining, it’s raining” a second look until the hommie Kaewonder put me up on the cover. And while Labelle’s first album is known primarily for the soul classic “Moon Shadow”, everyone sleeps on the closing track, “People say they’re changing”. That new heat might lurking in the dollar bin, behind a crappy cover or in your own crate, or in your case, the link after the jump.”
– ARCEE
Track list:
1. The Nite-Liters – Funky Vamp
2. Notations – Superpeople
3. Jerry Butler – Power of Love
4. T.C.B. – Today’s Promises are Yesterday’s Echoes
5. Stone The Crows – Friend
6. Manfred Mann – One Way Glass
7. Sugar Loaf/Jerry Corbetta – Wild Child
8. Riot – Just Beyond
9. Juan Pablo Torres – Pastel En Descarga
10. Dom Salvador – Som, Sangue & Raca
11. The Rimshots – I Wanna Be Myself
12. Jean Knight – Do Me
13. Bobby Rush – Chicken Heads
14. The Rock featuring Jo Anne Garrett – (Charlie, Brother) We Got To Love One Another
15. The Brothers and Sisters – Nobody Is Gonna Turn Us Round
16. Bo Diddley – Go For Broke
17. Labelle – People Say They’re Changing
18. Terri Rae – Raining, It’s Raining
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Arcee + Kaewonder + Soul, Funk, Jazz = Cratery Vol. 1
Last modified on 2009-03-04 04:11:03 GMT. 38 comments. Top.
Ruby Andrews – You Made A Believer Out Of Me
Sergio Mendes & Brasil ’66 – For What It’s Worth
Ellen McIlwaine – Born Under A Bad Sign
Robison Kaplin Limited – Hide Yourself Away
The Chosen Few – Sea Of Tranquility
Monk Higgins – Black Fox
James Gadson – Let The Feeling Belong (To The One Who Turns You On)
Freddie North – Love To Hate
Erma Franklin – Can’t See My Way
Marsha Hunt – (Oh No) Not The Beast
Skorpio – Agnes
Richard Evans – Dealing With Hard Times
Maryann Farra and Satin Soul – You Got To Be The One
Shirley and Co – I Gotta Get Next To You
Patsy Gallant – It’ll All Come Around
Cleveland Wrecking Co. – Super Fine From Behind Lady
Hugo Montenegro – Too High
Gianni Oddi – Dreamin’
Andy Bey – Tune Up
AAAHHHHH gettin’ me through another day @ work!!!
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