18 mixes with tracks by “Dave Bartholomew”

A wild classic 1950's and 1960's collection of obscure Jungle Rock'n'Roll and Punky Exotica.

This dog has a mohawk because he doesn't give a fuck.

A selection of outrageously filthy songs from many, many, many years ago. WARNING: Language may not be suitable for all listeners.

If you like this mix, check out my other ones too!

They called it Jump Blues. Twenty vintage R&B tracks that helped lay the foundations of Rock and Roll! Often vulgar and always wild, this is where it all began! Wynonie Harris, Joe Turner, Ruth Brown and more! Good rockin' tonight!

If you like this mix, check out my other ones too!

Here's a Mardi Gras mix of classic tunes from New Orleans and Lousiana: brass bands, piano boogie, zydeco, with some funk on the side. Laissez les bon temps rouler!

Twenty-six raw, smooth, rhythmic and soulful tracks coming from the wonderful city of New Orleans and Lousiana in general. The music includes songs by Professor Longhair, Fats Domino and Ray Charles along with a dash of cajun and zydeco of the alligator swamplands...

100 tracks selected by members of StumbleUpon, 7x7 Magazine, IRIS Distribution, 8tracks, SF Station, The Deli SF, The Bay Bridged, Better Propaganda, Bay Area Bourgeois, The SF Critic, Wiretap Music, Tricycle Records, The Frail, Ears Of The Beholder, Kata Rokkar, Spinning Platters, Indie Shuffle, The Owl Mag, Swift.fm, AMM.tv" rel="external">BAMM.tv, See The Leaves, The Beef Report, Metrojolt, goodluck/badluck, Show Theory, Rock Me Now, Interdependent Media & more.

Keeping the flow going with several more tracks for your drinking pleasure

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artist: Pawel Kuczynsk

19 songs • 49 mins

A mixtape by deejay duo Pietertje Pep & Gijsbert Versgemalen! Al tracks recorded from the original 7' inch singles, including music by "Big" Al Downing, Barbara Pittman, and Benny Joy.

Ten tracks including music by Bill Johnson's Louisiana Jug Band, Dave Bartholomew Orchestra and Joseph Spence.

Recreates the classic 22 song cassette compilation that introduced many in the 80s to the joys of the Alladin and Imperial labels