ask ya mom an nem by dj quickie mart
38 classic funky tracks from the bayou state. (exception of gil scott-heron’s “angola, louisiana”, which needs no explanation)
after losing his house in katrina, and being a fugee for 3 months, QM returned to NOLA and began gigging 6-10 times a week…..quickie mart was a major driving force that helped restore the new orleans music scene after hurricane katrina
001 mary jane hooper - i’ve got reasons
002 ernie k. doe - here come the girls
003 betty harris - mean man
004 eddie bo - hook n’ sling
005 the explosions - garden of four trees
006 gil scott-heron - angola, louisiana
007 the meters - the same old thing
008 the gaturs - cold beer
009 david batiste - funky sole
010 the wild magnolias - soul, soul, soul
011 robert parker - hip huggin’
012 sonny jones - sissy walk pt. 2
013 professor longhair - big chief (instrumental)
014 porgy jones - dap
015 the meters - just kissed my baby
016 lee dorsey - give it up
017 allen toussaint - get out my life woman
018 cyril neville - gossip
019 jimmy hicks - i’m mr. big stuff
020 the enticers - theif
021 the prime mates - hot tamales
022 al hirt - sentries charge
023 inell young - what do you see in her
024 dixie cups - iko iko
025 the meters - lil’ old money maker
026 warren lee - funky belly
027 chocolate milk - pretty pimpin’ willie
028 aaron neville - hercules
029 dr. john - familiar reality
030 the fantoms - turn me on
031 bonnie & sheila - you keep me hangin’ on
032 johnny moore - haven’t i been good to you
033 eddie bo - showdown
034 reuben bell - superjock
035 the brother - a monkey that became president
036 african music machine - black water gold
037 eddy g. giles - soul feelin’
038 professor longhair - tipitina
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July 31st, 2010
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10 Comments Add your own
1. dj ron wood | July 31st, 2010
Well done, good tracks and mixing, the most songs i know and i like them!
Greetins from holland
2. Czeee | August 2nd, 2010
he’s no.1 he’s turntable pimp!!!!
3. oxygenthievez | August 2nd, 2010
best mix i’ve heard ina long time..been shockin out to this for ages
4. stumble | August 3rd, 2010
P-H-A-T Thats all i want to say.
5. Mike Elsmore | August 13th, 2010
What can I say about this mix, track after track is a hit, and I’m only three quarters through it! One of the best funk/soul mixes I’ve ever listened to.
6. Joe Crilla | August 17th, 2010
Absolutely amazing mix…From both a programming standpoint to selection, well done throughout…Thoroughly enjoyed this!
7. lee | September 20th, 2010
some quality tunes -cheers, LOVE FUNK !!!!!!!!!!!!peace from coventry,england
8. jusspin | September 28th, 2010
wow…sick beat juggling
scratching and cuts sound slick too
and the tracks…all funky gems
damn man, good job
9. derekj | March 2nd, 2011
KILLLLLEEEERRRRRRRRR!!!!!
Quickie Mart is the bomb. This mix is fantastic - a must for all your funk/soul loving friends, even if they don’t dig the “dj thing”.
and if they do dig the “dj thing”, the Gypsyphonic Disco and Brain Salad mixes are also excellent. and NC17 ;)
10. Barckleby Brown | November 6th, 2011
Loving this mix!! Gone and downloaded most of the tracks, and bought THREE New Orleans funk CDs. Hook, line and sinker!!!!
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