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For the second time Jimmy Jaguar takes over the decks with an all-vinyl deep dive into rare grooves, dusty gems, and boundary-pushing cuts. From the shadowy pop brilliance of Cindy Lee and the politically charged funk of SAULT, to Afrobeat heat from Nico Gomez, Ray Barretto’s Latin psychedelia, and wild curveballs like Senator McKinley’s spoken-word oddity—this mix is a crate-digger’s dream. Twisting through soul, post-punk, garage, and early electronic sounds, Jimmy Jaguar connects decades and continents with undeniable vibe. A timeless, genre-defying session for curious ears. Enjoy episode #426
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Playlist
0′22″ Diamond Jubilee by Cindy Lee on Diamond Jubilee (Realistik Studios)
6′11″ Smile and Go by SAULT on 7 (Forever Living Originals) 🆕
8′34″ Liebe Auf Den Ersten Blick by DAF on Gold und Liebe (groenland)
12′43″ Come On Home by The Lijadu Sisters on Horizon Unlimited (The Lijadu Sisters LLC)
17′12″ Lupita by Nico Gomez & His Afro Percussion Inc. on Ritual (Omega)
20′46″ Acid by Ray Barretto on Acid (Fania)
25′30″ Conquistadores by Chico Hamilton on El Chico (Impulse!)
31′55″ El Bueno, el Malo y el Feo by Los Aragón (Musart)
34′21″ Paint It Black by Africa on Music From "Lil Brown" (Ode)
39′26″ Fire and Brimstone by Link Wray on Link Wray (Polydor)
44′09″ I Can't Stand It by The Chambers Brothers on The Time Has Come (Columbia)
47′12″ You Were Wrong by Z.Z. Hill (MH Records)
48′36″ Divorce Court by The Five Du-Tones (One-derful)
51′16″ The Monkey Speaks His Mind by Andre Williams (Norton Records)
54′03″ Wild Thing by Senator Everett McKinley (Parkway Records)
56′30″ I Never Felt Like This by Jack Scott (Carlton)
58′54″ Thank You by Bobby Powell (Whit)
61′14″ Don't Ever Leave Me by Bob & Earl (Tempe Records)
The next Espresso Sesh is on Tuesday, October 28th at 2:00 pm. Check out the full archives on the website.
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By Nino MSKFor the second time Jimmy Jaguar takes over the decks with an all-vinyl deep dive into rare grooves, dusty gems, and boundary-pushing cuts. From the shadowy pop brilliance of Cindy Lee and the politically charged funk of SAULT, to Afrobeat heat from Nico Gomez, Ray Barretto’s Latin psychedelia, and wild curveballs like Senator McKinley’s spoken-word oddity—this mix is a crate-digger’s dream. Twisting through soul, post-punk, garage, and early electronic sounds, Jimmy Jaguar connects decades and continents with undeniable vibe. A timeless, genre-defying session for curious ears. Enjoy episode #426
Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation.
Playlist
0′22″ Diamond Jubilee by Cindy Lee on Diamond Jubilee (Realistik Studios)
6′11″ Smile and Go by SAULT on 7 (Forever Living Originals) 🆕
8′34″ Liebe Auf Den Ersten Blick by DAF on Gold und Liebe (groenland)
12′43″ Come On Home by The Lijadu Sisters on Horizon Unlimited (The Lijadu Sisters LLC)
17′12″ Lupita by Nico Gomez & His Afro Percussion Inc. on Ritual (Omega)
20′46″ Acid by Ray Barretto on Acid (Fania)
25′30″ Conquistadores by Chico Hamilton on El Chico (Impulse!)
31′55″ El Bueno, el Malo y el Feo by Los Aragón (Musart)
34′21″ Paint It Black by Africa on Music From "Lil Brown" (Ode)
39′26″ Fire and Brimstone by Link Wray on Link Wray (Polydor)
44′09″ I Can't Stand It by The Chambers Brothers on The Time Has Come (Columbia)
47′12″ You Were Wrong by Z.Z. Hill (MH Records)
48′36″ Divorce Court by The Five Du-Tones (One-derful)
51′16″ The Monkey Speaks His Mind by Andre Williams (Norton Records)
54′03″ Wild Thing by Senator Everett McKinley (Parkway Records)
56′30″ I Never Felt Like This by Jack Scott (Carlton)
58′54″ Thank You by Bobby Powell (Whit)
61′14″ Don't Ever Leave Me by Bob & Earl (Tempe Records)
The next Espresso Sesh is on Tuesday, October 28th at 2:00 pm. Check out the full archives on the website.