The Swap Meet with Kirk, Jubt and Campbell

More Ngata nasties for you this week as Campbell takes charge for his regular month sesh. Press ze button.

Ash Walker - There's Nothing Like This (2021)
Rance Allen Group - The Painter (1975)
GC Cameron - No matter where (1975)
Side Effect - Run, Run, Run (1973)
7 Miles Per Hour Band - Playing your game (1979)
Smokey Robinson - Melody Man (1980)
Mary Love-Comer - Sin no more (1989)
Loose Ends - Hangin' On A String (1986)
Frankie Kelly - Ain't that the truth (1985)
Kadenza - Let's do it (1982)
Joy Dan Prince - My heart skips a beat (198X)
After 'Ours ft. Omar - Dumplings for dinner (2024)
Harvey Mason - I'd still be there (1979)

Schoolly D - Living In The Jungle (1989)
Soul Vibrations - The Dump (1973)
Thunder, Lightning & Rain - Super Funky II (1971)
Herbie Hancock - Chameleon (1983)
Fela Kuti - V.I.P (1979)
Max Labor - Mama says (1982)
Tania Maria - Deep Cove View (1983)
Azymuth - Estreito de Taruma (1982)
Bunny Mack - Let me love you (1979)
Pat Thomas - We're coming home (1976)
Ramsey Lewis - One Two Three (1966)
David Sanborn - Run for cover (1981)
Afrodesia - Malik (1980/2017)

Heaven N Hell Orchestra - Whatcha gonna do (1979)
Eddie Drennon - Lets do the Latin hustle (1975)
Thunderflash - Coming from me this time (1982)
Candido - Dancin' & Prancin' (1979)
Popsicles - These are the good times (1983)
The Goods - Make your move (2018)
Pierce Brothers - Party Person (1981)
Blackbyrds - Without your love (1980)
Alexander - Do you dare? (1982)
ThunderbolT- Love is so funny (1979)
Likwid Continual Space Motion - The Remedy (2023)

This week The Swap Meet salutes the don @quincyjones with three hours of tracks performed, written, arranged, produced by the original record man including tracks from @chakakhan Brothers Johnson James Ingram, @michaeljackson @pattiaustinofficial @thedinahwashington @arethafranklin and many more. Will we play Frankie? Press the button to find out. Whakarongo Mai!

It's the monthly check-in from your f'uncle Campbell Ngata with those soulful essentials plus a spesh guest in the form of Matiu Te Maire, a digger and battle DJ, now resident in Te Tairāwhiti, his mix bristling with classics and sample cuts for Hip-Hop's golden era, he also tips his pōtae to new inductees to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (2024) A Tribe Called Quest, and Kool & the Gang. We hope that you will find our presentation precise, bass-heavy, and just right!

Guest: Matiu Te Maire*

Hamilton Movement - She's gone (1975)
MDLT Willis - What's your game (1973)
Charisma - Protected (1986)
Yolanda Adams - Sign of the times (1987)
Mtume - Give it on up (1980)
Billy Hinton - A challenge (1980s)
Evelyn Thomas - Heartless (1984)
Lillo Thomas - You're a good girl (1983)
Louie Baker - Keep on (2024)
Slave - Steppin' out (1983)
The Kay Gees - You can be a star (1979)
Eddie Stockley - I will always love you (Fly Eddie Mix, 1986)
Shut Up & Dance - Raving I'm Raving (1992)

*Esther Phillips - Use me (1975)
*Deniece Williams - Free (1977)
*Kool & The Gang - Give it up (1969)
*Roy Ayers Ubiquity - We live in Brooklyn baby (1972)
*Minnie Riperton - Baby this love I have (1975)
*Jack Wilkins - Red clay (1973)
*Grover Washington Jr - Loran's Dance (1977)
*Grant Green - Down here on the ground (1970)
*Labi Siffre - I got the blues (1970s)
*Love Unlimited Orchestra - Midnight Groove (1975)
*Love Unlimited Orchestra - Strange Games & Things (1976)
*Barry Miles - White Heat (1972)
*Freddie Hubbard - Too high (1974)
*Randy Weston - Tanjah (1973)

Rosie Gaines - Skool-ology (1984)
Doug Richardson - Salsa mama (1983)
Lonnie Liston Smith - Sorceress (Live, 1978)
Charles Earland - Marcia's Waltz (1982)
Keiko Project - Midnite Shuffle (1983)
Pressure Drop - Rock the house (1982)
*Milt Jackson - People make the world go around (1974)
*Ramon Morris - People make the world go around (1974)
*Jeff Lorber Fusion - Rain Dance (1979)
*Ronnie Foster - Mystic Brew (1974)
*Lou Donaldson - Rev Moses (1968)
*Boogaloo Joe Jones - Feel the Earth move (1971)
 

OoGuN is back in studio to help us mark what would be the 86th birthday of the one and only Fela Aníkúlápó Kuti, as well as Seun and Mádé Kuti, and share funky highlife and afrobeat 7"s and many more treats besides, including . Press the button!