THE BASEMENT by LENNY FONTANA & DANNY KRIVIT

[nonkel808]

Right now i'm listening to a fantastic online radiostream THE BASEMENT by the likes of LENNY FONTANA & DANNY KRIVIT
Check: http://www.bbc.co.uk/1xtra/features/..._archive.shtml
click on the KRIVIT & FONTANA LINK to hear it!
it's a radioshow called the BASEMENT on BBC 1XTRA
that brings the best in old school vibes, such as soul, funkm, hiphop, and offcourse also DISCO!

This is the tracklist:

Lenny Fontanna

Linda Clifford Don’t Give It Up (RSO Records)
First Choice Love Thang (Vicious Music)
Trussell Love Injection (Elektra)
Raw Silk Do It To The Music (Westend Records)
Disco Dub Band Disco Dub (White Label)
Black Ivory Mainline (Buddah)
First Choice Let No Man Put Asunder (Salsoul)
The Strikers Body Music (Prelude)
Chicago Street Player (Columbia)
Candido Thousand Finger Man (Salsoul)
GQ Disco Nights (Arista)
Harvey Mason Groovin You (Arista)
Bohannon Lets Start To Dance (Phase II Records)
Weeks And Co Rock The World (Chazro Records)

Danny Krivit

Rodney Franklin Felix Leo (Columbia)
Archie Bell & The Drells Strategy (Philadelphia Int).
Cat Stevens Was Dog A Doughnut (A&M)
Area Code 615 Stone Fox Chase (Polydor)
Aretha Franklin Rocksteady (Ibadan)
Mandrake Solar Flight (Motown)
Donnie Hathaway The Ghetto - Live Atco (Atlantic)
The Dramatics Get Up Get Down (Stax)
Chakachas Jungle Fever (Polydor)
The Staple Singers I’ll Take You There (Stax)
Michael Mcdonald I Keep Forgetting (Warner Bros)
Sister Sledge Thinking Of You (Atlantic)
Chaka Khan Some Love (Warner Bros)
Melba Moore Standing Right Here (Buddah)
The Fatback Band Going To See My Baby (Event)
The Blackbyrds Happy Music (Fantasy)
Quincy Jones Stuff Like That (A&M)
Stevie Wonder Don’t You Worry About A Thing (Motown)

Greetz,
808

[QUINNY]

Nonkel: It's a shame that 'The Basement' doesn't have a more focused theme. One week it's out and out Disco (like above) another it's just a load of old records that nobody would ever want to hear again. I think 1Xtra could be a little more generous in the time it gives to old, 'Old Skool'. After all, one hell of a lot of their normal output is sampled from it. This reminds me somewhat of the Modern Jazz vs. New Orleans Jazz confrontations that I still hear to this present day. Goodness me, I'm sounding like an old 'stick in the mud'. :D
These two lists are hardly inspiring, which has surprised the hell out of me, knowing what esteem Mr. Krivitz is held in. Perhaps there's hope for me yet!!! Naaaaa, I forgot, I haven't got a name I can impress people with. Bitter...no, perplexed....yes. I live in hope.