She’ll be fine. Just give her a minute.

Rasjr is one of my favorite finds on Soundcloud. His mixes are sophisticated, swishy, slick  and technically perfect. Here is what he says about himself in his profile…

I’m a Hobby DJ. I am an airline pilot and I really like House Music. I have some sets published but totally unpretentious as to reach fame in any level.

Right? Airline Pilot/DJ. I like that.

Click Rasjr to go to his Soundcloud page.

GOT TO GET TO RIO!

Rasjr música me faz dançar! Eu amo suas seleções. Sem pretensão e ele não tem medo da perfeição.

OK – I gotta stop now. It’s the ’70s classics and the Non-Stop Suites that are the most important to have. Everybody should have them. Donna Summer had many more hits after 1982 when this one came out. I think I better leave it up to each of you individually to find them and add them to your collections. Now let’s go back and listen to all of them again!

I’m Donna’d out. But it feels great.

9/11 dust! Why am I still alive? I was down near ground zero cooking hamburgers and hot dogs for the firemen! It’s a cruel world, but the Non-Stop Suites make things easier. They just keep playing and playing and playing….

Mas Disco Triste! Que grande!

No mistaking the best of the best production provided by “Q.”

Vangelis in the house of Summer. This one may cause emotional flashbacks to a happier time. Listen with caution and if you are using headphones, for God’s sake please have a few extra Kleenex stuffed into the cuff of your sleeve. This music is very powerful and should be played with consideration.

One of the greatest important remixes of all time….this is history you can listen to.

In 1978, disco and Hi-NRG pioneer Patrick Cowley created a 15:45 remix of “I Feel Love” which, despite not impressing Moroder, became a popular “underground classic” available only on acetate discs. The remix used loops, keeping the song’s bass-line going for extended passages of overdubbed effects and synthesizer parts.

In mid-1980, Cowley’s mix was released with the title “I Feel Love / I Feel Megalove” and subtitle “The Patrick Cowley MegaMix”, but only on a limited vinyl pressing by the DJ-only subscription service Disconet.

Click the pics – download the mp3′s for free – play at least one daily – feel better.

This track features vocals by the group Brooklyn Dreams with lead vocals by Joe “Bean” Esposito.

That would be the eighteen minute version. Dee Jays call this type of track a “Bathroom Break.”

Probably my favorite…

Download the 12″ for free.

This is a TV special from 1979. Looks like Hollywood Blvd to me…??