So as you all know, with the end of the school year and my graduation, Maxine’s Midnight Mixtape has come to an end, at least, in it’s current form. However, I’d like to give you a chance to download the last show (if you missed it) as well as music, mixed by yours truly, from The Sample Show.

Maxine’s Midnight Mixtape: The Final Episode

To Download: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S5GTA0MR

(it’s a big file, be patient!)

Music you’ll find:
Break You Off -The Roots
School Is Out -Cat Stevens
I Wish – Stevie Wonder
Weight of the World – Pidgen John
Life Is Short – John Reuben
28 Butts – Little Jackie
Lord (I Don’t Know) – Newsboys
The New Workout Plan -Kanye West
The Last Time -Gnarls Barkley
Work That – Mary J. Blige
Everything Is Everything -Lauryn Hill
Half The Man – Jamiroquai
Paris, Tokyo -Lupe Fiasco
Transatlanticism – Death Cab for Cutie
Like A Star - Corinne Bailey Rae
Unbreakable -Alicia Keys
Glitches (The Skin You’re In) - Amel Larrieux and The Roots
Joyful – Soulive
Coming Home -John Legend
Do you Know – TobyMac
+ a few extra bonus songs (requests from the that night)

Maxine’s Midnight Mixtape: The Sample Show
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FUO8I11J

Songs on the Mixtape
Blow Your Whistle – Chuck Brown
Tambourine – Eve
The People – Common
We Almost Lost Detroit – Gil Scott-Heron
Daydreaming – Lupe Fiasco/Jill Scott
Daydream in Blue – IMonster
Sunshine – Mos Def
Her Comes the Sun – Eugene Record
The Sun – Fusion (Little Brother, Nickleus F & Skillz)

This is my last gift to you as a WDCE DJ, my friends, enjoy. I’ll let you know if I use this blog for a new radio show or for other exciting things.

–Miss Maxine–

So, last week was the Sample Show, and a promised a mixtape of some of the music used in that weeks episode.

Get it HERE:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=FUO8I11J

or HERE:

http://www.filefactory.com/file/agb418b/n/SampleShowMiniMixtape_mp3

or just listen

Enjoy!

Songs on this mixtape:

Blow Your Whistle – Chuck Brown
Tambourine – Eve
The People – Common
We Almost Lost Detroit – Gil Scott-Heron/Common
Daydreaming – Lupe Fiasco/Jill Scott
Daydream in Blue – IMonster
Sunshine – Mos Def
Her Comes the Sun – Eugene Record
The Sun – Fusion (Little Brother, Nickleus F & Skillz)

and I’ve just finished up the show for 4-17-2009 — Playground of the Ecstatically Blase. That playlist coming soon!

April 2nd’s Show was Love Crime and Consequences,
April 9th was The Sample Show,
Next week will have a special guest,
and the week after that, will be my LAST SHOW, the last show of the year and my last show as a U of R student.
School has been crazy so I haven’t been keeping up with the blog, but here are the playlists for the last two shows. The Mixtape for the sample show will be posted online soon!

Love, Crime and Consequences

What You Want- The Roots
Dirty Laundry – Bitter:Sweet
You Know I’m No Good – Amy Winehouse
The Sinister Minister -Bela Fleck and the Flecktones Maxwell’s Silver Hammer – The Beatles
Hate On Me -Jill Scott
Karma -Alicia Keys
They -Jem
Kids With Guns – Gorillaz
Jack Killed Mom -Jenny Lewis
Alpha Male -Mars Ill

Midnight Word – An original short story written and read by yours truly

Streets On Fire -Lupe Fiasco
Wake Up Call – Maroon 5
Cell Block Tango – Chicago Movie Soundtrack
The Food (live) – Common & Kanye West
Crime & Medicine — Mos Def
La Camisa Negra –Juanes
When Will I see you Again –Norah Jones
Mystery of Iniquity –Lauryn Hill
Pastime Paradise –Stevie Wonder
Is It A Crime –Sade

The Sample Show
Elephant Love Medley – Nicole Kidman/McGregor
All You Need Is Love – The Beatles
BlowYourWhistle/Tambourine – Eve/Chuck Brown
The People/We Almost Lost Detroit – Gil Scott-Heron/Common
Daydreaming/Daydream in Blue – Lupe Fiasco/Jill Scott/IMonster
The Sun - Mos Def/Eugene Record/Fusion (Little Brother, Nickleus F & Skillz)
STRAIGHT TO HELL – The Clash
Paper Planes – M.I.A.
Swagger Like Us – T.I., Jay-Z
Rule – Nas
Gold Digger – Kanye West Feat. Jamie Foxx
Tears Dry On Their Own – Amy Winehouse
Just Like Music – Marvin Gaye
The Spirit Of Music – Ethos
Back Again – Dilated Peoples
The Next Movement – The Roots
L’ Is Gone – Musiq Soulchild
Simply Beautiful – Queen Latifah
Just the Two of Us – Will Smith

Info on who sampled who will come with the downloadable mixtape, soon to be posted.

Hey beautiful people,

As you loyal listeners know, the theme was “For the Love of Music”. Why do I do this show when I could have been home already? Because I love music, and I love sharing it with the world. Here’s what you heard:

I Am Music — Common, ft. Jill Scott

Just Like Music — Erick Sermon

Con Santana (Featuring Ismaïla & Sixu Touré a.k.a. Touré Kunda) — Santana

Musiq Soulchild– Musiq Soulchild

Superstar (feat. Matthew Santos) — Lupe Fiasco

Pieces Of Me — Rare Essence

I Wish I Was a Punk Rocker (With Flowers In My Hair) — Sandi Thom

King of Sorrows — Sade

Puffy — Béla Fleck & The Flecktones

At Last — Etta James

Cannonball — Soulive

Outversion — Mark Ronson

Wonderful — India.Arie

Music Outro — Joss Stone

Superstar — Lauryn Hill

Homecoming – Kanye West

Everyday — Dave Matthews Band

Stay- Neyo

For Da Love Of Da Game — DJ Jazzy Jeff

Words — Anthony David

Daydreamin’ (Featuring Jill Scott) — Lupe Fiasco

Everything Is Everything — Lauryn Hill

Message In Our Music (Interlude) — Mary J. Blige

Forever Begins — Common

The poem this week, read by me was “Music to Me is Like Days” by Les Murry, an Australian poet. This was graciously found for me by Matt, the voice of reason & occasionally poetry, who’s read poems on the mixtape before.

Next Week: Spring Break. But we’ll be back on March 19th!

So I have a friend in the studio and I just got a phone call. Perhaps someone is reading this after all, lol.

Busy in the studio, be sure to request, needing more songs to fill out the night.

Now Playing: Soulive — Cannonball

I hope you liked that connection between “At Last” and Spring break :) I know I can’t wait. I’m driving home tomorrow. BTW, Yo, phone calls are my favorite part of the show! especially from strangers but I also like it from friends from home. It lets me know I’m not talking to myself on the radio.

Ya’ll can call in at 804 289 8790 or if  you’re on campus just 8790 from a land line phone. Make a DJ’s day and call him or her during the show :)

So, while I do these shows, I’m usually multi-tasking. I’m looking up PSAs, writing down tracks, checking to see if people are listening on line (we’ve got a tracker), answering calls, finding requested songs, and oh yeah…

playing music.

But I have a few standby friends who I talk to on AIM during the show, and often friends come by to visit. If I’ve planned the show well, I can be a good host and chat with them while the songs are playing. If not, i’m running around finding music (or a poem for midnight word)

Today’s pretty chill. Corey (the supplier) is chatting with me on AIM as well as some UofR folks. there are quite a few online listeners… and it’s time for a PSA. Later!!

Hey everyone! So, I’ve been intensely busy with schoolwork and whatnot so I haven’t had time to upload the soundtracks to the two latest shows. Of course, we had the long anticipated Valentine’s Mix 2009, which I’ll be posting post-haste. Thanks you guys for making it my most listened to show (at least from the online listeners. who knows how many of ya’ll were listening on the radio!)

After that we had “Stamps on My Passport”, a sampling of music from all over the world. So, to make up for my errors, i’m gonna be live blogging this week’s show, “For the Love of Music”. Right now, one of the CD players in the studio is messing up, and I’m trying something new in playback, but so far, so good.

Right now, “Pieces of Me” is playing. It’s the good version, with Amarie singing and Rare Essence dropping a gogo beat in the background. Gotta get back but I’ll will hit this up with an update soon!

–Miss Maxine

Tonight, inspired by friends caught in Cupid’s grip, stories of long lost loves sticking it through, heartbreak, and healing, this week,  the theme is “Dedication to the Hopeless Romantic.”  I even shared some original poetry about my own dealings with this character. So, Valentine’s Day is coming up, here’s what you heard, if you want to throw a track or two onto your own mixtape :)

Excuse Me — Raphael Saadiq
Money Back Guarantee — Pigeon John
Crush — Gavin DeGraw
Romantic — Soulive
The One — India.Arie
Some Unholy War — Amy Winehouse
Whenever You’re Around — Jill Scott
El Mañana — Gorillaz
So Long — Musiq
Future Baby Mama — Prince
Don’t Forget to Breathe — Bitter:Sweet
Love Song For No One — John Mayer
She Is (Acoustic) — The Fray
Sideways — Citizen Cope ft. Santana
Where Did My Baby Go? — John Legend
The Scientist — Vitamin String Quartet
Like a Tattoo — Sade
For Real — Amel Larrieux
I Want To Be Loved — Cassandra Wilson
Choux Pastry Heart — Corinne Bailey Rae
When Will I see you Again — Norah Jones
Once I Loved — Shirley Horn
A Kiss To Build A Dream On — Louis Armstrong

Next Week: Valentine’s Mix 2009!! Plus one of my favorite poems by one of my favorite readers. Do you want a poem read? Do you want a Valentine’s Day shout out? Let me know!

I saw Slumdog Millionaire and loved it, thus was the inspiration for this show! Here’s what you heard:

Enter text here.When Your Good To Mama — CHICAGO Movie Cast

Wanna B Where U R — Floetry ft. Mos Def  (Barbershop 2)

Gangsta Blues — Slumdog Millionaire

Paper Planes (DFA Remix) — Slumdog Millionaire

Ringa Ringa — Slumdog Millionaire

Transcendence –  Nujabes & Fat Jon (Samurai Champloo)

8 Minutes To Sunrise — Common ft. Jill Scott (Wild Wild West)

You Make Life So Good –  Rashaan Patterson (Brown Sugar)

What’s Come Over Me  — Amel Larrieux & Glenn Lewis (Barbershop)

Midnight Word: Musings about Aladdin, the best Disney Movie of all Time

Kiss The Girl — The Little Mermaid Soundtrack

I Wanna Be Like You (in the style of Villa-Lobos) — Los Angeles Guitar Quartet (the Jungle Book)

I Know Where I’ve Been  — Queen Latifa (Hairspray)

Nature Boy — David Bowie (Moulin Rouge)

El Tango De Roxanne — Ewan McGregor, Jose Feliciano & Jacek Koman (Moulin Rouge)

In The Deep — Bird York (Crash)

Love Them — Romeo and Juliet Soundtrack

Hallelujah — Rufus Wainwright (lots of movies, but Shrek comes to mind first)

Latika’s Theme — Slumdog Millionaire

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By the way, the Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack is a great one… please pick this up you won’t be disappointed!

With Febraury comes two shows I’ve been looking forward to for a while: Dedication to the Hopeless Romantic and Valentine’s Mix 2009. More info on those shows is coming up.