2002, amongst many, the year of Tim Deluxe’s Just won’t do, X-Press 2 and David Byrne’s Lazy. This month’s podcast features both Matt & Dom in a back to back special. 3 songs on, 3 songs off – guess who played what?
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TRACKLISTING

01. Unknown Track from Hard Times label (my vinyl has been labelled up wrong!)
02. It’s Yours – First Touch
03. Soulpower (Jazzanova’s Straight Dub Mix) – Jazzanova
04. Greg Henderson – Dreamin’
05. Hugh Masakela – Don’t Go Lose it Baby
06. Michael Jackson – In the Closet (mission mix)
07. Zenophile – Mylo
08. I’m In Love With A German Film Star (Jurgen Paape Remix) – Wood & Pet Shop Boys
09. People (Rob Mello’s ‘no ears’ Mix) – Rocket
10. Azari & III – Reckless With Your Love
11. Dennis Ferrer – Hey Hey
12. L’il Mo Yin Yang – Reach
13. Can we Live – Jestofunk
14. And I Was A Boy from School – Hot Chip

Glory Glory

There is nothing quite like a gospel house belter and in 1994 CeCe Rogers did just that, singing for Jestofunk on Club Tools. Kenneth Rogers III was nicknamed CC by James Brown after seeing him impersonating Chubby Checker at the tender age of 11.

No Ears

Rocket’s People featured on Carnivalism’s very first compilation back in 2002 which you can still get hold of here. Back in the day when when cds were more common than downloads. This No Ears version by Rob Mello was on the single’s B-side.

Just an Ordinary Day for Dennis

New Jersey based Dennis Ferrer is playing here in possibly one of my most favourite situations, outside, in the sun, behind a bar at Kalua Porto Rafti. Old mukkas with Kerri Chandler who (it could be said) introduced Dennis to the world of music production, Ferrer’s first release dated 1998 Collaborating with Greg Smith on I Need your Love.

So, enjoy the mix, happy birthday to us and see you at Carnival!

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You would hardly believe that the Carnivalism partnership has been going for 7 years now. And although our public appearances aren’t as prolific as they used to be, think of us more like your favourite takeaway delivery, bringing the Carnivalism vibes to you, rather than you coming to us. But don’t think that’s the end of our playing live. Like Arnie, we’ll be back…

A gradual and beautiful introduction from  Deneice Williams is a precursor to a track that Norman Jay will inevitably play over carnival weekend. Free by J Marky & Makoto (feat.Deeizm) is a D&B rendition that featured in a podcast Norman recorded for Time Out last summer and is sure to set the crowds on fire this weekend.

After he parted company with BBC London 94.9 in February 2008 due to programming issues and although Jazzy B has done a sterling effort in filling the gap, you can’t help but feel London is a little less richer without the dulcet tones of Norman picking out some musical gems every Sunday.

You can listen to Norman’s Timeout podcast by following this link;

http://www.timeout.com/london/features/5507/Norman_Jay-s_Carnival_podcast.html

TRACKLISTING

1. 01. Free-Deneice Williams
2. The Whip-The Ethiopians
3. Cocaine in my Brain – Dillenger
4. The Beach – Chris Rea
5. Music Trance – Charanga 76
6. What is it (Part II) – Garnett Mimms & Truckers
7. Ye Phepha (DF’s Joberg Vocal Mix) – Bongo Marrin
8. Mirror Dance – Afete Iku
9. NY Jump (BC Edit) – Disco Deviance
10. Simple Things (Todd Terje Mix) – Shit Robot
11. Get Up Stand Up – The Chequres
12. Tribulations – LCD Soundsystem
13. etstream (Lindstrom Mix) – Doves
14. Nobody’s Business – BIllie
15. Passion (Motorcity Drum Ensemble) – Tom Trago
16. Night Owl (Manoo & Francoisca remix) – Justin Martin
17. Habanero – Sven Tasnadi
18. Contemplation (King Britt Funke remix) – Josh One
19. Into the Groove – Rhythm Replublic
20. Gimme a Smile (The Delorme vs Dharma Bums Mix) – Lost Tribe
21. Macho Disco Master – Wild GeeseUnderwater – Harry Thumann

Join us for a post carnival mash up of chunky tunes, deep house, funky beats and whatever the hell else takes our fancy….

£3 on the door
Bank Holiday Sunday 25th August, 8:00pm-1:00am
W12 Bar, Askew Road, W12