DJ Ldula: A Day in the Life 3.
Fat rare groove tape with a conceptual feel through blends lots dusty obscurities over political and spoken word bits.  I even caught that Ferrante & Teicher break in there.  Sort of like the Conmen or Kon & Amir's tapes.  I only have a few of these.  Definatly worth the dough.  Good packaging.  $10 (shipping included).

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Davesrecords.com-The Mix Tapes
All dusties taken from the Archives of one Davesrecords.com.  No blending, just the music, with some drum breaks in between songs.  Sometimes I like to listen to blended and scratched shit and sometimes I just like to chillout and listen to the whole songs!  I purposely try to dig up obscure joints that aren't on just about every other tape; records people would never dream of putting on a break mixtape, or would never even check in the first place.  I don't claim to have even close to the fattest collection but I put in work trying to track down new sh*t and spend hours on these tapes just for the listener (and myself) to enjoy.  Sort of like Soulman Archaeologists Classics, or the ConmenCheck out below, Volumes 1-28.  All songs have about 30-40 songs on them.  All 90 minute.  Everything on here from the original.  $7 dollars.  Email to order:

Volume 1:  Art Farmer "Soulsides", Associated Soul Group break, Ian Carr Nucleus, etc.

Volume 2:  Myrth, Artistics break, Jazz Bakery, etc.

Volume 3 "Vibrations"  Mellow jazz and latin stuff! :  Buster Williams "Vibrations", Triste Janero, Sunrise LTD, etc.

Volume 4:  Air, Juan Torres break, Ram Jam Holder, etc

Volume 5:  Vibrettes "Humpty Hump", Yoko Ono break, Pretty Purdie, etc.

Volume 6:  George Gruntz's The Band, Kenneth Jenkins.

Volume 7:  Trinidad Tripoli Band "Cissy Strut", Eddie Fisher & the Next 100 Years, etc.

Volume 8:  Claire Fischer, Backyard Heavies, Hang Man Soundtrack,etc

Volume 9:  Mike James Kirkland, Weldon Irvine, Freddie McCoy, etc.

Volume 10:  Phil Flowers beat, Sweet Apple, John Dankworth, etc.

Volume 11:  Hot Rock beat, Dalton & Daburri's "I'm a Rock N Roller", Toni Lee Trio, etc

Volume 12:  "Hihache", Ted Picou Trio, etc

Volume 13:  Melvin Jackson Break, Rupert Cobbett, Denny Zeitlen, etc.

Volume 14:  Duke of Burlington, DJ Rogers "Bail Out", Heath Brothers, etc.

Volume 15:  Hells Belles, Even Stevens, Dee Dee Warwick beat, Hodges James & Smith "Nobody", etc.

Volume 16:  Unclaimed Freight, Wilbur Bascomb's "Groovin in G", Ripple Blast Singers

Volume 17:  National Gallery, Dorothy Ashby, Bud Shank, Phil Woods, etc.

Volume 18 "Koolout Part 2":  Mark-Almond, Silhouettes, Frank Owens, Steve Davis etc.

Volume 19:  I gres, Jimmy Norman "Gangster of Love", Returners, Skull Snaps "It's  New Day"

Volume 20:  Steve Grossman, David Axelrod, Gator Soundtrack, etc.

Volume 21:  Herb Bronstein, Linda Cohen, Francis Lai

Volume 22:  AB Skhy, Eugene McDaniels, Gonzalez

Volume 23:  Bob Azzam, Milt Matthews, etc.

Volume 24:  James Vincent, Symposium, SBB, Steve Kuhn.

Volume 25:  Francis Lai, Phil Flowers and Alpha Omega, Cal State Long Beach Jazz Ensemble, Johnny Frigo, El Clan

Volume 26:  Children of All Ages, Jo Ann Garrett's classic "Walk on By", Patrick Moody Williams, Garnett Mims

Volume 27:  Breaks by Roberto Yanes, Kamma Lavell, Zoo, etc.

Volume 28:  Arlean Brown, Mat Marucci, etc.

Volume 29:  Mickey Baker, Cossa Nostra latin funk, Betty Davis

Volume 30:  Rubber Band, Jack DeJonette, Phil Moore, Jr.

Volume 31:  Jose Jose, Absolute Elsewhere, LAPD-Big Herm, East of Underground-Popcorn