The Biker Mix Last Time Posting

    

It was fun having the Biker Mix up and available thanks for the kind words from those of you who wrote in digging it it's down to make way for some next level biscuits which i hope you'll also dig

Alrighty then this here's a tiny  gift sorts ....it's mostly {obviously} for those of ya who missed this mess the first time around. This mix was done for the first time about 20 years ago on to cassette tape it's been dusted off refined and added to many times over the years what start off as a solid 90 min. tape ended up being almost 3 and then down to 2 cd's and now 76 tracks, It's a real crowd pleasing mix, if your crowd happens to dig on 60's biker and youth exploitation soundtracks

There No song titles or artists info sorry everytime it's been done it was as if i was in a trance a case of automatic djing if you will all are fromthe original vinyl Lp's No reissues even promise. Enjoy these baby's as they'll never let ya down [they're BIG files & apologies for that but it's the best way to get this over with and make way for next years goodies which i think you'll dig the most]

<Sculpture By Kiely Jenkins a fellow groover who left the party too soon he was one of my few bro's back in the day who dug this music as much as i did rest easy ....

Comments

[Rodine]

a friend of mine has a similar blog entitled TOESTUBBER. through his site i linked to RECORD ROBOT, through which i linked to your site. so far, RECORD BROTHER seems closest to my interests, although i really like the other blogs also. i've enjoyed the sixties rock and can't wait to download some of the soundtrack tunes (i'm still stuck with dial-up). i've been collecting bits of movie soundtracks for a while now, mostly taking them straight out of the movies, incidental sound thrown in and all. for instance, in the movie BULLITT there is a great Lalo Schifrin tune with the sounds of V-8 engines rumbling through the background. it beats hearing the tune clean from the soundtrack record.

i was a peripheral acquaintance of Keily Jenkins, through a mutual friend. i live on the same block where his studio is. he was a funny guy with a great talent. one of his dioramas was recently featured in a big art show concerning the east village in the eighties. his piece was one of the best in the show. i'm sorry that he passed away. it's a real shame.

[spacesick]

thanks recordbrother. your last few soundtrack posts rocked my world! King Solomon should be up there in that pantheon of great blacksploitation soundtracks alongside Shaft and company. sorry it took so long to thank you.

I loved this biker mix too. gonna check my old hard drive to see if I got all of it, way back when.

[simon]

Love the site, just stumbled on it m - put the biker mix up ASAP for me!

Yes right away sir get real what does last time posting mean to you bro' No Please No Thank You No Service (being rude and demanding is never funny)

[Scott Coleman]

Hello, I'm new to your cool site and wanted to know how to listen to the biker mix ( I told ya I was new at this!) I love your site! thanks!

[Alex]

Hi there,
Your site is amazing. Any chance you could tell me where I can download the Biker mix as my father in law is a big bad biker and really into his hog movies. Giving him that might score me some points with the old man and god knows I could do with them.
Thanks mate and keep up the brilliant work! Alex

[Thom Dunn a.k.a. "DJ 40 oz."]

I really like your "Vinyl Rules" image!!! I want to use it on my website (which is under construction) at dj40oz.com if you would be so kind as to allow me to.

Please email me if I can use it.

Thanks

Thom