February 2010 Archives

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Chris Grant
Broadway & Wilson
Karl Almaria
Frankie J
Santiago
DJ Heather
Audio Soul Project



Last night's Chicago Jack Summit was a wildly great time and total success on Street Beats part for raising

OVER $1000!!!

Much fun was had and much music was bangin!  It's a great thing that we were able to raise so much money for this station, because it will help pay for all the fines the FCC is going to throw at em for all the times I swore on the air yesterday.  Thanks for all who tuned in and donated, your help is greatly appreciated in keeping the only commercial free home on the airwaves for Underground House Music.
2010jacksummitfinal.jpgSo we are back at it again on our favorite local radio station WNUR 89.3FM for the 3rd annual

Chicago Jack Summit

This year is even bigger and better than the previous two with even more heavy hitters behind the decks.  This show is to help promote and keep going the one awesome public radio station we have left here in Chicago that supports the good house music we know and love.  The show is to help get some donations to keep this station going.  So if you can, please call and donate some money and you will get something awesome in return. 

For your donations, Spatula City / Flapjack Records will be giving away:

-Vinyl releases
-T-shirts
-Spatulas
-Slipmats
-Pint Glasses
-Shot Glasses


-also all of those who donate will receive a copy of the complete 5 hour recording of the show

So please tune in and show some support for realness!  You can tune in via the FM radio or online at:


hosted by the Street Beat show, every Monday night @ 10pm CST on WNUR.
DJ Sangre and DJ D-VO


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Flapjack Records is solid to suppose:
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Wattie Green - "Sea Lion Woman"


A1. Sea Lion Woman
A2. Mid Tenn Strut
B1. Sea Lion Woman (Real Time Hand Motion Remix)
B2. Bob Speaks (Bryan Jones Remix)

Flapjack Records celebrates its 5th glorious vinyl release by presenting us with Nashville, TN's cave jumping, banjo blasting wonder: Wattie Green.  In the last year Wattie has become somewhat of a common household name.  His fine mid Tennessee cooking can be found in most dj's recipe boxes.  On this edition of Flapjack Records, Wattie Green gives us the kitchen floor filler "Sea Lion Woman EP", which has been long awaited by many householders this whole last year.

The title track "Sea Lion Woman" is an instant classic.  The vocal on this track comes from an old playground rhyme that is unbelievably catchy, full of soul, and even incorporates the original 1939 recording.  This vocal over Wattie's signature beats and bass line mix perfectly like eggs, flour, and sugar, adding more cookies in the cookie jar.

"Mid Tenn Strut" is swing time Wattie specialty.  This tune sets the tone with a jackin' piano base, wily jazzy guitar lead center, and fresh saxophone frosting.  Wattie's niche sound is basted all over this delicious delight.

On the flip side we have our other Tennessee favorites Real Time Hand Motion who take "Sea Lion Woman" to the next level with there smoothed out soul remix.  An excellent addition contrasting the original but adding so much more flavor.

Last but not least is Flapjack veteran Bryan Jones remixing the previously released digital exclusive "Bob Speaks"Bryan's walking acoustic bass line remix drives home and then back out to the store for some more fixins to fill up the whole family.  A perfect mix to round out the meal and a great savory and sweet release to kick off the new year.

This release is now available digitally at:
Stompy | Beatport | Traxsource | Juno | Primal

This vinyl release is available NOW at the following locations:
Downtown 304 | Gramaphone | Juno

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Flapjack Records is totally radical to rock:
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"The Trapper Keeper EP"


A. All The Way Down
B. I Love Gooooold
C. So Fresh

Flapjack Records is back with another totally rad release!  Recently raising his D&D status from noob to uberjock, rising star Jeff Service delivers a level 5 magic spell of a release on us that blasts us back to the 80's.  "The Trapper Keeper EP" takes us back to high hair, tight rolled jeans, slap bracelet envy, and summer camp flirt fests.  Don't forget the invention of Fresca and Mr. T cereal....a match made in breakfast food heaven.

The "A" for awesome cut "All The Way Down" is a total winner.  Such a tasty eighties vocal in this piece that just melts in your mouth and not in your hands.  Every time I hear this cut it's like hearing the lunch bell ring an knowing that there is a delicious fruit roll-up of unbelievable taste and texture on the other side of the lunchroom doors.  Mmmmm mmmm mmmm!

The "B" for bodacious cut "I Love Gooooold" is a perfect representation of the materialistic extravagance of the eighties.  I have heard accounts of people that buy this song, play it, become immediately filthy rich, and their food tastes better.  It also makes for a wealthy dance floor ;)

The "C" for cool cut "So Fresh" is testament to the "fresh" style of the eighties.  Who can forget just how cool everyone looked?  I know I can't!  I still have nightmares that I wake up in a Taco Bell commercial wearing parachute pants.  But those would be the most appropriate pants to be wearing while I am busting out a crazy helicopter move while break dancing to this tubular tune.  All in all, this release is totally radical man, and word to your mother.

This release is now available digitally at the following locations:

Beatport | Juno | Traxsource | Stompy | Primal

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HUGE Thanks to everyone who made it out to the party last night.  it was such a great time, and wouldn't have been without you!

Special thanks to all the dj's who traveled from abroad, and played kick ass sets: d-T3ch, Organized Crime, & Scrubish n Laurence.

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Also extra special thanks to Karl "pants check"Almaria for establishing the Pants Check at the party and taking care of d-T3ch.

For those of you who couldn't make it out to experience the mayhem of the night, you can definitely feel it by checking out the pics above and listening to all the sets which are linked below.  Cheers!

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10pm - 11pm: Frankie J
11pm - 1am: Scrubfish n Laurence
1am - 3am: d-T3ch
3am - 5am: Organized Crime

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