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DJ Lady Love, Divine, Disco Kid & Special K in Conn. 1980

January 26, 2010 02:14 PM PST

this is a bit of a tape that I have that features Pioneer DJ Lady Love on the turntables and Special K (the Treacherous 3), DJ Divine (Infinity Machine) and the Disco Kid on the Mic. It's Bananas. Vintage Classic. Get@Me - Magic aka Cheda' Jones

Sit down and eat your Break-fast. (repost w/ song titles)

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July 29, 2007 04:22 PM PDT

Below , you will find the song listing for this podcast. It features a bunch of the original BREAKS that we used to rock back in the days. If you remember them, you'll be happy, if they're new to you, check em out and enjoy. The photo was taken on the red carpet at this years VH-1 Hip-Hop Honors - It's DJ Divine (Infinity Machine), Doctor (Zulu Nation), Easy A.D. (The Cold Crush), DJ A.J., and me (Cheda' Jones). Peace to Davy DMX and Cipher Sounds who were also there at the time, but didn't jump into the shot, and especially Chuck D (Public Enemy) who held us down when things got a little tough and VH-1 tried to front on us. More on that episode in my blog, later. Get@Me - Cheda' Jones: Industrialsoul@yahoo.com. Peace & Blessings

Stilletto - Billy Joel
Cheba-Cheba - Harlem Underground Band
Groove to get down - T-Connection
Shangri-La (Paradise) - La'Pragunta
Work Song - Pat Lundy
Daisy Lady - 7th Wonder
Theme from S.W.A.T. - Rhythm Heritage
Bra - Cymande'
Super Sperm - Captain Sky
Last Night - Ester Williams
I just wanna do my thing - Edwin Starr
Hang it up - Patrice Rushen
The Champ - The Mohawks
Bustin Loose - Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers
Let's Dance - Pleasure
Holy Ghosts - Barkays
Assembly Line - The Commodores
Black Cow - Steely Dan
Check out the Avenue - Fat Larry's band
Funky Worm - Ohio Players

About Cheda' Jones

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Hello and welcome. I'm Cheda' Jones, (although most folk in LA know me as BigLee) I like to listen to all types of music, but have a dedication to the progression of a genre that I created called Industrial Soul. Industrial Soul is a grouping of various music styles that, although some what different in style and form, I find are similar culturally. They express the same ideas, moods and goals, one of which is working towards a more Global society. I call it Industrial Soul, but it doesn't just encompass Black music. I love using sounds from all types of countries and languages, as long as it comes from the inner truth of a being, it will have soul. I added the term Industrial to it because I envision this music being played for large audiences, sort of like the raves in LA, London and Abiza. It's cool to listen to by yourself, but it's great to share with like-minded folks that believe that music has a healing power. Industrial Soul is a lifestyle. It's about using music and events to network and progress as a culture, the way hip-hop used to be before the corporations killed it. So come on in and enjoy. Drop me a line if you'd like or just enjoy and run, but while you're listening, let the music guide you and you'll be filled with progressive thoughts. Get @ Me - Cheda Jones

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