A series of eclectic mixes from my vinyl record collection- check for regular updates and downloadable classics.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Episode 60: Winter 2025" (2 December 2025, 121 minutes), "Episode 59: Autumn 25 (D'Angelo)" (15 October 2025, 112 minutes), and "Episode 58: A Slow Re-Emergence" (22 March 2025, 99 minutes).
The Rare Groove Show publishes roughly irregularly, with episodes averaging 66 minutes across 56 episodes.
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The Rare Groove Show is a music podcast with 56 episodes published.
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Episode #60
Fresh from seeing Gary Bartz live in London this starts and ends with tracks he plays on. It goes to many points along the way, from Drum and Bass to Two Step- concluding my recent listening and inspiration. I hope this...
Episode #59
It's often cathartic to conclude a period of listening, researching and appreciating records by trying to make a coherent radio show of them. There's always a lot of music to get through and this just scratches the...
Episode #58
It's been a while since I recorded a radio show or stood behind my decks. Other matters and some unhelpful Apple policies haven't helped. Naturally I have continued to purchase records. My technics have a new location...
Episode #57
Just a quick mix up for practice of some recent and not so recent purchases on 45. I hope you enjoy listening!
Episode #56
A house mix I recorded for an old friend in May 2020. Found recently and uploaded to enjoy. If you like it please click 'like'. All tracks are on vinyl. Equipment: Technics Turntables x 2, Pioneer 750DJM, Styluses=Shure...
Episode #55
Part two of The Rare Groove Show's feature on the productions of Chad Hugo and Pharrell Williams. Vinyl only.
Episode #54
The Rare Groove Show selects favourite tracks produced and performed by Chad Hugo and Pharrell Williams, as The Neptunes and NERD. Every track is played from vinyl collected over the past 20+ years. The Neptunes are...
An hour of James Brown focusing on the period 1968- 1972 when The JBs were his house band and Bobby Byrd was his hype man. Enjoy!
Episode #52
Among the tributes to Phil Asher-many by his close friends- mine will not stand out for any reason other than I loved what he represented and the infectious vibe he created. He has been taken from us too soon. I didn't...
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Part 2: Another hour long mix of music inspired by the artist Keith Haring, Paradise Garage, Club 57, The Loft, Wild Style, The Mudd Club, Jean Michel Basquiat, the vibe and artists of 80s, Lower Manhattan, New York
The Rare Groove Show
An hour long mix of music inspired by the artist Keith Haring, Paradise Garage, Club 57, The Loft, Wild Style, The Mudd Club, Jean Michel Basquiat, the vibe and artists of 80s, Lower Manhattan, New York
The Rare Groove Show
My favourite jazz singer- beloved of the underground and UK jazzers- is Mark Murphy. Here is my selection of Mark Murphy's best in an hour long show for www.shoreditchradio.co.uk
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Founded by Gene Russell in Oakland, California, in 1971 and very much revived during 1996 by UK label, Universal Sound Records, on their retrospective compilation, Black Jazz Records released a sum total of 20...
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Since owning their intriguing LP 'The Apple' on cassette back in the early 90s A Man Called Adam have been bubbling away in my consciousness and I've got slowly deeper into their music. My interest in their excellent...
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Stuck for something non controversial and popular to play this festive season? What better than all the Peanuts Christmas Songs in one mix! All tracks composed and performed by the late cool jazz maestro, Vince Guaraldi.
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I credit Vince Guaraldi with inspiring my love of jazz. As a kid I was a fan of Charles Schulz' 'Peanuts' in the versions produced for TV by Lee Mendelson & written by Bill Melendez. Guaraldi's cool yet melancholic...
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I have wanted for some time to record a definitive artist focus on Blaze-also known as Josh Milan & Kevin Hedge, the house legends from New Jersey who make up a cornerstone of my record collection. Chris Herbert- a...
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The music I listen to most at home is the brilliant jazz produced independently on several key labels of the 1970s: Strata from Detroit, Black Jazz Records from Oakland, California, Strata East of New York and of...
The Rare Groove Show
Leon Ware passed away on February 23rd 2017. My first introduction to his music was when my Dad put Marvin Gaye's album, 'I Want You' on cassette for me. That C90 meant a lot. It was impossible for an 11 year old to...
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6th October 2016 Rod Temperton: Where can I begin? His own biography on Twitter states 'From Cleethorpes, destroyed the World'. This is a great statement because the songwriting genius of Temperton literally took the...
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