Wednesday Weapon: R U Sleeping?

I've been ripping a lot of my old speed garage stuff recently for a mix that I am making so there will be a few posts along those lines this week. First off this classic track form Indo. Here Bump N Flex take what was a standard 4 to the floor house tune and turn in a 2-step banger! Indo-R U Sleeping (Bump N Flex Vocal Mix)

Wednesday Weapon: Superstition

It's always hard to re-edit a classic without spoiling it but the prolific Mr Todd Terje has knocked this one out of the park. I love the way it builds slowly, becoming more recognisable as the tune goes on.
Stevie Wonder-Superstition (Todd Terje Edit)

Wednesday Weapon: Talking All That Jazz

This one is a dead cert no matter where you are playing. An already classic tune given the treatment by Dimitri From Paris. It is the perfect transition tune between styles.
I have also included the bonus beats for extra 'mixing between the 2' fun.
Stetsasonic-Talking All That Jazz (Dim's Respect For The Old School)
Stetsasonic-Talking All That Jazz (Torti's Bonus Beats & Edits)

Wednesday Weapon: Do You Wanna Get Funky?

OK, OK, I know it is a bit late to really be calling this the Wednesday weapon...but better late than never.

This is a gem of a bootleg that I first heard on DJ Roctakon's 'Good Life' mix (catch it here). It takes C&C Music Factory and slaps it straight across the loop from Cheryl Lyn's 'To Be Real'....a match made in heaven...took me ages to track it down. Now here it is for all of you:

C&C Music Factory-Do You Wanna Get Funky? (Nice & Smooth Hip Hop Remix)

Wednesday Weapon: Somebody Else's Guy

Now that I seem to be updating the blog a bit more regularly, I am starting a new feature: Wednesday Weapon. This will showcase a different stone cold classic each week. Not just the normal versions though, these will be anything with a slightly different flavour, could be an extended mix, maybe a dub or a completely new remix. Whatever, they are vital ammunition for your music collection and for all the working DJ's a chance to breathe new life into a song you may now be sick of playing.

To kick things off, we have the full, 8 minute odd, extended mix of Jocelyn Brown's 'Somebody Else's Guy. It does not stop there though for I have also included the harder to find 'dub' version. Obviously mixing between the 2 provides for maximum dancefloor fun.

Jocelyn Brown-Somebody Else's Guy (Extended Mix)

Jocelyn Brown-Somebody Else's Guy (Dub)