The Supper Table: A(nother) Podcast is Born

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The intent behind this podcast is to create a justification for continuing to buy vinyl and to retain the skill of mixing. This first edition is a bit rough, a lot of clipping, a few drumbeat train wrecks. Determined to fulfill my commitment to myself I've posted the first podcast with very little fanfare, more as a document of the process than something I truly want to share. Because of the quality of this recording these are the only songs I'm allowing myself to use at a future date.

 The Supper Table, Episode 1
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Blu& Exile                                           First Things First
Jay Dee                                               Fuck the Police
KRS One                                            Sound of da Police
MobbDeep                                          Quiet Storm
Roots                                                   What You Want
Da Bush Babees                                      Love Song
(feat. De La Soul & Mos Def)
Reflection Eternal                                Move Something
De LaSoul (ft. Redman)                     Oooh 
MedinaGreen                          Fla La Lash
Hi Tek (ft. Common)                             Sun God
TalibKweli (ft. Faith Evans)                We Know
Bilal                                                      Love It


Second Course

Papo Sanchez                                     Guangaco (Terry Hunter Mix)
Chico Mann & Captain Planet Burbujitas
Angie Stone                                        Wish I Didn't Miss You (House Mix)
Amy Helm                                            Own Way Home (Dub Mix)
Ananda Project                                   Cascades of Color (Wamadu Remix)
Blue 6                                                  Sweeter Love (Jay’s Full Vocal)
Oddisee                                               Things
Jill Scott                                               Golden
Bugz in the Attic                                 Sounds Like


Interlude
KatellKeineg & The Temptations          Waiting For You To Smile (Imagination Mix)


Third Course


LesBabacools                                    La LLuvia y Sol
LilyAllen                                             Ldn
Outkast                                               Peaches
Santigold                                            Find A Way (Graeme & Switch Mix)
LilMama                                              Lip Gloss
Kelis                                                   Trick Me
King Britt                                              Getting Into It
TheRoots (ft Greg Porn)                    When the People Cheer
Ibeyi                                                     Ghosts
Celia Cruz                                            Pun Pun Catalu (Canyon Cody & Captain Planet         Mix)
Frank Ocean                                       Sucka For Love
Oddisee                                               Worse Before Better
D’Angelo                                              Betray My Heart
Prince                                                  Snows In April


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