Showing posts with label Everything Flows DJ's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Everything Flows DJ's. Show all posts

Thursday, 12 June 2025

Anything Goes & Everything Flows 29 60-minute DJ mixes and playlists

I recently spent an evening scrolling through my Spotify playlists and realised that I had a few of my 60-minute Anything Goes & Everything Flows playlists uncompleted. I published the first one back in June 2021 and my 29th in January 2024. Then, for whatever reason, I stopped.

Anything Goes & Everything Flows is a series of playlists I created that were loosely based on imaginary DJ sets I would play in favourite pubs of mine, like McChuills on High Street or The Variety in Sauchiehall Street. Both pubs encourage DJ's with eclectic taste and knowledge to play music that spans a number of genres to soundtrack the incredible nights that take place in their bars.

While I'm rarely up in Sauchiehall Street these days (what a sorry state it is in!), I still get to McChuills semi-regularly and love the vibe and atmosphere that the DJ's help to create.

Looking back through the blogs and listening to some of the playlists, I realised how much fun I had creating them on an almost monthly basis. This was an excuse to dig deep into my own knowledge of music and also dive headlong into Spotify to discover all kinds of weird and wonderful music. 

Over the years I've DJ'd at weddings, for friends birthdays, in bars and put on my own nights. I love to DJ! Playing music to people and generating a reaction is a real buzz. Don't hesitate to get in touch if you need a DJ and like the music I blog about.

I'll always try to get people dancing, however these playlists/mixes go a little deeper, a little more left field, while still dropping in a well known crowd pleaser's from time to time.

Here are links to the first 29 Anything Goes & Everything Flows playlists/mixes that I published. Numbered and named after the first song in the mix.

Dig in and enjoy.

1 - Felony

2 - Inspector Norse

3 - Dream Baby Dream

4 - Happy

5 - Bentley's Gonna Sort You Out

6 - Didn't I

7 - Close To Me

8 - Hung Up On My Baby

9 - No Golden Throat

10 - Rock The Casbah

11 - I Heard Wonders (Andrew Weatherall tribute)

12 - I'm Chief Kamanawanalea (We're The Royal Macademia Nuts)

13 - Hope Is The Last Thing To Die

14 - Jazzie's Groove

15 - Rose Rouge

16 - What's Goin' On?

17 - Voices Inside (Everything Is Everything)

18 - Love's Theme

19 - Groove Holmes

20 - Afternoon of the Rhino

21 - Heaven Bound

22 - Caitlin's Theme

23 - The Feeling

24 - Beginning of the Heartbreak

25 - Don't You Want My Love

26 - Look Into My Eyes

27 - Embryonic Journey

28 - Let's Go Get Stoned

29 - Music



Sunday, 24 October 2021

Never Ending Mixtape part 65

Drug Store Romeos                                          Roisin Murphy





Welcome to another bumper addition of songs to my Never Ending Mixtape playlist on Spotify. I've actually added a lot more songs, so I might need to write a bonus blog to catch up in November.

What a mix! From David Crosby demos to brand new artists like Drug Store Romeos who have released one of my favourite albums this year. In between we have an incredible brass/gospel/street cover version of the Joy Division classic Love Will Tear Us Apart, a sublime Dimitri From Paris mix of Sister Sledge, and a song called Darth Vader Helmet by Sneeze!

Ummm there is a lot more including a couple of songs from San Francisco's The Umbrellas who have also released a brilliant album this year. There are old favourites from PJ Harvey, a brilliant Nirvana b-side, Evan Dando and then a couple from Saint Etienne's recent album.

PLus loads more songs that I discovered in October by Lee Moses, Albert King, Albert Toussaint, Still Woozy .....

Dig in and enjoy. 

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You'll find the full list of additions below.

Another Day - Strawberry Switchblade

Electric Silence - Drug Store Romeos

Yes, I'm Changing - Tame Impala

Ex-Factor - Lauryn Hill

She's A Bad Girl - Lee Moses

Born Under A Bad Sign - Albert King

Last Train - Albert Toussaint

Love Will Tear Us Apart - Hot 8 Brass Band

Thinking Of You (Dimitri From Paris mix) - Sister Sledge

These Days - Still Woozy

Tailwhip - Men I Trust

Pumped Up Kicks - Foster the People

Autumn - The Umbrellas

Pictures - The Umbrellas

Collage - Lady Blackbird

Can You Get To That - Funkadelic

This Is Love - PJ Harvey

Back To Life - Soul II Soul

Stinkin' Thinkin' - Happy Mondays

The Word - The Harvey Averne Dozen

Riff 1 (demo) - David Crosby

Tamapais High (at about 3) - David Crosby

Sleeping - Tangled Shoelaces

The Same Thing You Thought Hard About Is The Same Part I Can Live Without - Evan Dando

Pond House - Saint Etienne

Little K - Saint Etienne

Lenny - Supergrass

A Parting Gesture (Peel session) - The Bluetones

All The Way - Du Blonde & Andy Bell

Made of Moods - Massage

Don't Ever Pray In The Church On My Street - The Reds, The Pinks & The Purples

Play (On My Mind) - The Boys With The Perpetural Nervousness

So Fast - Tape Waves

Babies Are A Lie - Pip Blom

Missing You - Smudge

Darth Vader Helmet - Sneeze

Shaky Ground - Sneeze

F**k and Run - Liz Phair

Stella - Jam and Spoon

Incapable - Roisin Murphy

Monsterpiece - Raf Rundell

Dee Tour - Karen Young

People Lets Dance - Public Service Broadcasting

Whine & Grine/Stand Down Margaret - The Beat

Do This To Me - Julia Bardo

Pleasure Of Love - Tom Tom Club

Even In His Youth - Nirvana



Friday, 2 September 2016

Electric Fields - Everything Flows DJ set


When is the last time you danced? I mean really danced? Like when you go for it, do the whole big handclaps, hands in the air, singing all the lyrics type dance?

For some people it will have been last Saturday night in the Tim Peaks Diner at Electric Fields when my friend Phil Redfearn played an incredible 70-minute set under the guise of the Everything Flows DJ'S.

The set started with a nice little bit of Bowie before taking in a wildly eclectic mix of disco, funk, punk, rock n roll and soul. It was pretty much 70-minutes of euphoric vocal led upbeat music.

The highlight for me was Atomic by Blondie. The place went absolutely crazy. Then there was the brave choice of Relight My Fire....no not Take That, but a sensational 8-minute Dimitri From Paris reworking of the Dan Hartman and Loretta Holloway version - it sounded incredible. With people starting to head out to see the headliners, the set ended with Primal Scream.

See below for the songs played and a link to the entire mix.

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Memory Of A Free Festival (outro) -David Bowie
Backstabber - The O'Jays
Everybody Dance - Chic
I Wanna Be Your Love (live) - Prince
Boogie Oogie Oogie - A Taste Of Honey
Getting Away With It (re-edit) - Electronic
Love Will Tear Us Apart (Drop Out Orchestra mix) - Joy Division
Rock The Casbah (re-edit) - The Clash
September - Earth, Wind and Fire
Dance To The Music - Sly and The Family Stone
Get Off Of My Cloud - The Rolling Stones
Atomic (12-inch) - Blondie
Relight My Fire (Dimitri from Paris remix) - Dan Hartman featuring Loretta Holloway
Ain't No Mountain High Enough (re-edit) - Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell
Movin' On Up (extended intro re-edit) - Primal Scream