RVA Radio: Mr. Jennings, “Intergalactic Speakeasy 2.0”

by | Mar 3, 2015 | PODCASTS

Once again, we shall warp through bass and time and find ourselves at the most bumpin party this side of the Milky Way!

Once again, we shall warp through bass and time and find ourselves at the most bumpin party this side of the Milky Way! It’s like the Mos Eisley Cantina and Idlewild mashed together, with a big ole helping of space booty. You’re invited to join me on this journey, but don’t forget the secret knock!
Mr. Jennings

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Tracklist:

1. Mr Jennings – Savage Fitzgerald (forthcoming on Steamcrunk vol. 2)
2. Shirley Ellis vs An-ten-nae vs Sidecar Tommy – The Clapping Song (Mr Jennings mashup)
3. Carolina Chocolate Drops & The Luminescent Orchestra – Knockin (Mr Jennings remix – forthcoming on Steamcrunk Vol. 2)
4. Golden Gate Quartet – Travelin’ Shoes (Thornato remix)
5. Todrick Hall – All that Azz
6. Skeewiff vs. Eskmo – Got More Boogie (Mr Jennings mashup)
7. Dephicit and the Fritz – Mambo
8. Johnny Cash – Ring of Fire (Mr Jennings remix)
9. Smokey Joe & the Kid – Gifted Child (ft. NON Genetic)
10. Tropkillaz & Buku – Follow the Beat
11. Jaykode – Peanutz
12. Cyril Noil vs. Nominus – Sonic Gal From Joe’s (Mr Jennings mashup)
13. Oukast – Bowtie ft. Sleepy Brown and Jazze Pha
14. Squirrel Nut Zippers vs. An-ten-nae – Crunk in Hell (Mr Jennings mashup)
15. The Dixie Cups – Iko Iko (Qdup remix)
16. The Dixie Cups – Iko Iko (Cheshire remix)
17. Yanivi – My Baby
18. Tom Waits vs. Cheasleauen vs. Beats Antique – Big in Japan Glass(Mr Jennings mashup)
19. Tom Waits – Hang on St. Christopher (Mr Jennings remix – forthcoming on Steamcrunk Vol. 2)
20. Mr Bungle – Vanity Fair (Mr Jennings remix – forthcoming on Steamcrunk Vol. 2)

THE CRUNK MUST FLOW …

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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