Keith sat down with respected record collector Marsellus Wallace and the conversation went so long we decided to break the episode into two episodes - this is Part two.

This interview follows a slightly different format - Keith hit record, Marsellus threw on some records and the conversation went from there. In Part Two, Marsellus tells a story about a record from New Jersey, the spiritual connection with records and his favorite find.

Keith sat down with respected record collector (including a collection of Library music) Marsellus Wallace and the conversation went so long it goes over two episodes. This interview follows a slightly different format - Keith hit record, Marsellus threw on some records and the conversation went from there. In Part One, Marsellus talks Umiliani, digging in thrift stores, working with limitations and buying catalogs.

Tracy Parker aka DJ Miss T reviews her top 5 list of must-love songs:

Jean Kassapian - The Snake
Blue Jays - Hard Thing to Accept
J. J. Barnes - Baby Please Come Back Home
The Superlatives - I Don’t Know How (To Say I Love You)
Slim Smith - Slipaway

In addition to DJing, Tracy is the owner of VAMP (Vintage Art and Music for the People) in Oakland - a fantastic record shop worth checking out. Keep your ears tuned for a future full-length interview with Tracy.

link
https://www.facebook.com/vampmusicandart/

Check out this Fall mix by Vinyl Exam writer, Matt Scott. Here is a note from him:

Since November 8 I've found my appetite for music has been different than usual, as I'm guessing it has for a lot of people. I've been seeking comfort in mellower sounds. Every year I make a fall mix for friends that's usually just full of my favorite tunes of the moment, but this one is different - it's shorter and it's got a moodier feel. The opening track is a gospel number, and there's a lonely country ballad a few tracks later, and many of the songs are in minor keys or have string sections. But I couldn't help but throw in some tasty funk as well - special mention goes to the second track, Blackrock "Yeah Yeah" from 1971, which must be one of the most joyous, endlessly relistenable funk instrumentals out there.

This episode is part two of a two part conversation with Wayne from the podcast Vinyl Miners. Keith and Sama sit down with Wayne to discuss records, collecting and ask "how far would you go?" to find records.

Here's a note from Wayne and Matt on the podcast:

The Vinyl Miners podcast and site is a space for a few vinyl fanatics to share and discuss records. We are not professionals or experts; we are merely a few avid record hunters who would like to share some of the material we discover. Hopefully you find something of interest.

The goal for the show is to provide a few quick cuts from records we feel are interesting, in an attempt to recreate the mood of sitting in a friends living room taking turns dropping the needle on your favorite tracks. The plan is to publish episodes twice a month, when life does not sidetrack us.

You can check out Vinyl Miners here: http://vinylminers.com/

This episode is part one of a two part conversation with Wayne from the podcast Vinyl Miners. Keith and Sama sit down with Wayne to discuss records, collecting and everything else that comes to our minds.

Here's a note from Wayne and Matt on the podcast:

The Vinyl Miners podcast and site is a space for a few vinyl fanatics to share and discuss records. We are not professionals or experts; we are merely a few avid record hunters who would like to share some of the material we discover. Hopefully you find something of interest.

The goal for the show is to provide a few quick cuts from records we feel are interesting, in an attempt to recreate the mood of sitting in a friends living room taking turns dropping the needle on your favorite tracks. The plan is to publish episodes twice a month, when life does not sidetrack us.

You can check out Vinyl Miners here: http://vinylminers.com/

This week Keith revisits the Eclectic Mixtape series and talks about tracks by Rainbow, Rhye and a couple others (two of which command high prices in collector circles, one for rarity and one for an incredible break).

Our host Sama interviews Melissa Dueñas. The two discuss her life in California, Chicano Culture, Sweaterfunk, Lowrider music, and so much more.

Melissa spearheads the East Side Story Project which is currently having a kickstarter campaign to raise funds for an online documentary series.

links
https://www.instagram.com/eastsidestoryproject/
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/eastsidestoryproject/east-side-story-project
http://www.eastsidestoryproject.com/

videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HStw2z0K3W4

DJ Lil Smiley, aka Melissa Dueñas, puts together a 5-record playlist of her top 45s.

Melissa spearheads the East Side Story Project which is currently having a kickstarter campaign to raise funds for an online documentary series. You can support them by clicking here.

Sunny and the Sunliners - Should I Take You Home?
Thee Midniters - It'll Never Be Over For Me
Tom Sanders - I'll Get To That
Selena- Como La Flor
Pendletons - Waiting on You

In this episode, Keith gets in a mix of his own, pulling together Japanese Superhero funk tracks, some unreleased Big Pimp Jones tracks in the superhero vein and some remixes that fuse Japanese superhero funk with live, original drums and original instrumentation.