Those Were The Days with Jim and Kwesi

Jim and Kwesi discuss participation trophies in sports, education and life.

 

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#albumreview for #wearetheworld

 

Try our channel Join Jim and Kwesi as they take you through some great #music from the good old days😀 70s #80s #90s #mixtape 

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Jim and Kwesi have a conversation about B movies!

 

Try our channel Join Jim and Kwesi as they take you through some great #music #films #tvshows #games from the good old days😀 70s #80s #90s #mixtape

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Music by Jerome Chauvel from Pixabay

Music by Timothy Kulig from Pixabay

Five Flavors of Funk 104 : "Space Funk 4 - Funk Inspired By Star Wars"

 

Join Captain K.P. Funk as he takes you on a voyage through the cosmos by listening to funk that was inspired by Star Wars!!! We hope that you enjoy this journey!

 

Today's tunes include;

 

Star Wars/Cantina Band - Meco (1977)

Can You Feel The Force? - The Real Thing (1979)

The Force - Kool and The Gang (1978)

Space Princess - Lonnie Liston Smith (1978)

Dark Vader - Instant Funk (1979)

 

Lapti Nek - Joseph Williams (1983) (background music)

#albumreview for #mandrill

Such an amazing #magnumopus

 

Try our channel Join Jim and Kwesi as they take you through some great #music from the good old days😀 70s #80s #90s #mixtape 

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Five Flavors of Funk 102 : "Le Pamplemousse"

 

Some spectacular #funk from #lepamplemousse

 

Today's Tunes include;

 

Le Spank (1977)

I've Been Watching You (1979)

Do You Have Any? (Ya Know Where I Can Get Some) (1978)

No Sweat (1978)

Get Your Boom Boom (1977)

 

Planet of Love (1979) (background music)

Five Flavors of Funk 102 : "The Jones Girls"

 

Some spectacular #funk from #thejonesgirls

 

Today's Tunes include;

 

You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else (1979)

Dance Turned Into A Romance (1980)

Nights Over Egypt (1980)

Who Can I Run To? (1979)

Keep It Comin' (1984)

 

Children of the Night (1980) (background music)

Sophisti-Pop.  See also Blue Eyed Soul

 

Inspired by the clean cut 1950s but also the Beat generation and the Blue Note Jazz scene.

 

Hue & Cry

Living in A Box - Generate the Wave -

Deacon Blue

Double

Johnny Hates Jazz

Blow Monkeys

Breathe - Hands to Heaven

Feargal Sharkey - A Good Heart is to Find

The Dream Academy- Life in a Northern Town

The Waterboys - The Whole of the Moon

Scritti Politti

Prefab Sprout

The Blue Nile

Black

Lisa Stansfield

Swing Out Sister

Fun Boy Three

Curiosity Killed The Cat - Down to Earth

Haircut 100 -

Level 42

Howard Jones

The Colourfield - Thinking of You

 

 

 

American versions;

Joe Jackson

The Manhattan Transfer

Dan Hartman (?)

 

Honourable mention to Rick Astley for definitely having the look.

 

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Jim and Kwesi are back with Choose The Twos! Today, they discuss three sequels to  #saturdaynightfever #grease #americangraffiti  @jimandkwesi @comoyoko Those Were The Days is a virtual museum of pop-culture from the good old days…mainly the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. #jimandkwesi #montage #compilation #tribute #fantastic #awesome #sexy #women #ladies #girls #footage #clips #episode #video #70s #80s #90s #00s #10s #music #cartoons #anime #animation #Japanese #Japan #Tokyo

 

Music includes;

Pushin' - Frank Stallone (1982) from the Rocky III soundtrack

 

Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim’s personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days’.

 

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