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↘↘↘ Jackie Treehorn & Black Belt Jones present “Logjammin’ 09”

Hello everybody!

Summer is on the way! Are you ready for cruisin’ on sunny highways, havin’ some hot barbeque and drinkin’ ice cold beer? Then you should join the official soundtrack of the summer compiled by Jackie Treehorn and Black Belt Jones. We continued the fantastic Logjammin’-series to bring once more the best classic & new sounds that make out a real soundtrack for the hottest season of the year. Again we got some hot tunes for all those who love the sunshine days: Reggae, Funk, Soul, Surf & Steel Drums!

So enjoy the sunny mix and the upcoming summertime.

Be sure to support all of the great artists featured:

What a great day! Jones’ selection has just arrived, which means compiling Logjammin’ 09 is about to begin. Expect the best!

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Happy New Year everybody! I hope you’re all feeling well after some great days of drinking a lot. At least this is what we do.
So high time we looked back at 2005 when Jackie Treehorn hit his partner with this tremendous release, Booze Brothers OST.
After a pretty mediocre TreeBelt Syndicate OST T found his way back to TwoTeam funk at its best again.

Be sure not to miss anything of the coolest non-TwoTeam-guy out there: Vincent the Soul Chef at his Fufu Stew,
and remember: Cabs are cars, too.

↘↘↘ Jackie Treehorn presents “Booze Brothers OST” (2005)

At Jackie’s Wedding Party, after a phantastic gig of Plan 9: Jackie Treehorn and Black Belt Jones givin’ the crowd what they deserve …

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Summer is over kiddies, so forget the laid back vibes and prepare for some more uncompromising funk from Jackie Treehorn: Another re-release from 2004. See and hear Treehorn & Jones in top form and be sure not to stop before the last track, which will hit you if nothing else does!

↘↘↘ Jackie Treehorn presents “The TreeBelt Syndicate OST” (2004)

↘↘↘ Jackie Treehorn & Black Belt Jones present “Logjammin’ 08”

Phew! We’ve been pretty busy with this one, you can believe it …
The annual Logjammin’-compilation is always something special for us. The first Logjammin’ back in 1999 was like the forefather of all TwoTeam compilation to come, made by Jackie Treehorn for BBQing at Jones’ place. Since then, many beers died, crates grew, people became fastidious and the Logjammin’-series is no one man show any longer.
Logjammin’ 07 was the starting point of both our collaboration and www-campaign and one of the best summer mixes ever created. So it was hard for us to top it, again compiling a broad variety of the hottest music and creating a fitting cover mirroring as much summer spirit as possible while making you smile. After finishing that and solving some technical issues, we are really proud to present you another milestone: Logjammin’ 08!

We hope you like it as much as we do.
Many thanks for your great support!

Be sure to support all of the great artists featured:
Ray Barretto
Joe Bataan
Paul Burton
Chakachas
Carol Cool
Dee Edwards
Georgie Fame
Family Plann
Fantastic Shakers
Sylvia Hall
Marcia Hines
Jimmy “Bo” Horne
Marsha Hunt
Incredible Bongo Band
Karolina & Funset
Jackie Mittoo
Judson Moore
Alfred E Neumann
Johnny Osbourne
Lee Perry
Harold Richardson
Rock-A-Teens
Tamba 4
Tornadoes
The TSU Tornadoes

The TwoTeam got and always gets inspired by the choices of these gentlemen. If you like what we do, you’ll love what they do:
Paul Irish’s Aurgasm
DJ Kinetic’s Aussiefunk
DJ Prestige’s Fleamarket Funk
Vincent the Soul Chef’s Fufu Stew
Larry Grogan’s Funky 16 Corners
DJ Double K’s Parkdale Funk
Suspect’s Place

The font Jackie Treehorn chose is the free all caps version of Tim Ahrens’ great JAF Zalamander.

Hey all ya Funkateers out there,
been into some trouble lately. That’s why the page and the mixes were down some time. Most of the stuff is back again and we are busily working on Logjammin’ 08 the official summer mix for 2008, which is gonna be HOTHOTHOT. Stay tuned and enjoy our stuff!
Cheers!

T & B

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Let’s continue with the real Treehorn deal! After the incredible impact of Booze Connection OST, hopes had grown really high, so Jackie Treehorn decided in 2004 to invite the legendary Lord Fuck to add some tracks. He didn’t hesitate and grabbed some great vinyls from his crates, which perfectly matched the rest and made Partners In Krime OST an adaquate successor. Listen to “Wah Wah Man” catching the vibe straight outta his bedroom, while the outstanding “Gatur Bait” should not be missing when driving the infamous battleship-grey Lord Fuck mobile. So together with Treehorn’s choices – sure shots like “Synthetic Substitution”, “The Champ”, “Hung Up” and “Iron Leg” next to special edited percussion gems like “Got Myself A Good Man” and “Funky Fast Bump” – and packed into another great Treehorn design, the flair of guns, cars and girls is taken to the top again. Enjoy!

↘↘↘ Jackie Treehorn (with special Guest Selecter Lord Fuck) presents “Partners In Krime OST” (2004)

1 Let’s Do It Again! – Intro
2 Early Morning Chase
3 Black Belt & Treehorn Theme 5
4 B’s Subway Ride
5 Berlin Traffic
6 You Got Talent, Baby!*
7 Sunny Day Cruise
8 Two Team, Six Packs, One Lake And A Hundred Asses
9 Theme From “Partners In Krime”
10 Drive-By Shooting
11 T’s Desert Eagle .50 Theme
12 Deep Throat – Lord’s Theme*
13 Talk Into TNT’s Pink Microphone, Honey!
14 Face Down Ass Up*
15 Nobody Fucks With Black Belt Jones
16 Baby Got Back
17 Cruising Theme From “Partners In Krime”
18 The Tree Stands Tall
19 Lord Checks Out New Treehorn Adult Material*
20 B’s Way Of Investigation
21 Double Trouble At The Casino
22 Investing The Money In Beer
23 Adding Some Heady Cocktails
24 “D” Stands For Drinking – Danamyte’s Anthem
25 No Chase Too Fast
26 Kit Kat Klubbin’
27 Beatin’ Up Some Queers
28 No Smoking – B Lost His Tweezers
29 Searchin’ For A Place To Sleep
30 Throwing Stones
31 Leaving Without Saying Goodbye
32 Maybe May …

*) Chosen by Lord Fuck

Let’s jump into 2004! Treehorn moved to Berlin a few years ago. In 2004 it was the first time that Jones visited his partner in the Treehorn-mansion. After this 72-hour-beer-drinkin’-contest between Jones & Treehorn (easy to guess who won) the funk-contest had to continue as well. Determined not to waste any time, Black Belt started to work on a new compilation to digest all experienced (…before Treehorn could). Based on the Blaxploitation-flick “Across 110th Street” (superb soundtrack & the movie itself is maybe one of the best of its genre) the name of the new counterstrike was quickly found: “Across 21st Gaudystreet”. The cover with black mustache & dark sunglasses shows the differences to other compilations: fewer of Blaxploitation more of Poliziotteschi. Featuring the all-time-favorite-composers ‘Guido & Maurizio deAngelis’, the incredible ‘Orchestra Ambros Seelos’ or the interesting ‘I Gres’, to name but a few examples for funky European music. Meanwhile, it was usual to give every song a dramaturgic edit, to mix it up & to create a convincing artwork. So enjoy the next big hit by Black Belt Jones. Don’t miss the nice “Fania All Stars Edit”, the extraordinary sound of “Airto Fogo” or the got-to-have-that-record-funk of Ramsey & Co.’s “Love Call”. The icing on the cake is the special guest appearance by “K” a.k.a. Klaus Kinski, who’s got some warm German words for all of us. And please bear with some self-given titles, but my Italian is not as good as my Swahili…

↘↘↘ Black Belt Jones presents “Across 21st Gaudystreet OST” (2004)

Ok folks, Jones just arrived from his holidays, and now it’s my turn to be away for some days. And people want music!
Since the winter doesn’t seem to end, enjoy the infamous official soundtrack of the last summer: Logjammin’ 07! This was the turning point in the history of the TwoTeam, from competition to collaboration, at last!

Be sure to visit the stars from this release:
The Dynamics
Grandmagneto
The Go! Team
… and all the others.

↘↘↘ Jackie Treehorn and Black Belt Jones present “Logjammin’ 07” (2007)

The broken download links of my mixes have been fixed.  Everybody have a nice weekend listening to my tunes!

Cheers,

B

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At the end of this fantastic year 2003 with an incredible output, Jackie Treehorn decided to finally accept Mr Jones as his partner. Deeply impressed by all the inventions this guy had made, he started to produce “Booze Connection OST”, a real masterpiece which is still one of his favorites. So for the first time “T” invited Slick “TNT” Jackson and Junior “The Pimp” to be part of the next big thing, and apart from that he even managed to convince Berlin’s #1 Booze Fighter Danamyte D to join the line-up.
The result was a soundtrack that exceeded all expectations!
To get “B” down on his knees (surely not for a talk into the pink microphone as he might have hoped), Jackie Treehorn hit him with the full force of his audio-visual arsenal, creating an extremely slick artwork and picking a selection of killer-tracks, which he edited and mixed to an ear-blasting plot. No chase too fast, no cruise too slow, no bid too high and no joke too tasteless. Adding some bad bitches and a couple of beers, he was done setting the pattern for what was to come.

Be sure not to miss all this wah-wah madness, from Apollis via Jesse Anderson to the Montgomery Express. Also pay attention to T’s Gun Fight Edit of Willie Chase and the alcohol-driven Ape Shuffle and Executive Party, perfectly delivering the flavor of the TwoTeam’s working day straight into your ears.
And if any of you guys know tracks 4 & 5, please drop me a line! These heavy ones I once discovered on a mixtape by Mr Ken Sport (Prescription #2, go get it at Mass’s place), who wasn’t willing to answer me …

↘↘↘ Jackie Treehorn presents “Booze Connection OST” (2003)

01 Introducing Jackie Treehorn
02 Introducing Black Belt Jones
03 Theme From “Booze Connection”
04 The TwoTeam Hits The Road
05 Streets Of Berlin
06 Junior’s Return
07 Black Belt At The Office
08 “T” Takes Him For A Ride
09 Unexpected Chase
10 Bad, Bad Bitches – TNT’s Lament
11 Hello … What We Got Here!?
12 Damn Fly – Black Belt & Treehorn Theme 3
13 They’re Just Doing Their Job
14 Barbecue At Junior’s Place
15 Undercover Investigation
16 Follow This Car!
17 Cruisin’ To Kuuz
18 Cinzano Theme
19 Gunfight At The Kuuz
20 Drinkin’ With Danamyte
21 Enough Tip – Black Belt’s Love Theme
22 The Morning After
23 Where’s The Chicks? – Cruisin’ Horny
24 Junior’s Last Ride
25 Black Belt Wants Beer – And Gets It!
26 Don’t Call Me “White Belt”!
27 Pursuit Of The Cruising Mobile
28 Faster, Pendejo!
29 End Theme From “Booze Connection”

Strike!!! “Cruisin’ Brothers OST” is the 2nd official ‘Jones’-release of a TwoTeam-adventure. In September 2003, only a few month after “2 Tough Guys” hits the floor, an even more funkier sampler should straighten out who’s the champ of diggin’ the funky crates. Themes of chase & cruising, more funk & more blaxploitation are the ingredients of this copshow-receipt. “The Tough Guys are back” was the working title, and this time the fictive names of the tracks are more “title” than “fictive”! I wouldn’t be called ‘Black Belt’, if I don’t bring the whole thing to the next level. I questioned myself: ‘Something is still missing for a Soundtrack of a Motion Picture?’ – Sure! Scenes from the flick! Here we got the first booklet in the young TwoTeam-History.

Let’s jump into the muscle-car, get your guns n’ booze out of the glove box and join the funny wah-wah-action with the twoteam…

↘↘↘ Black Belt Jones presents “Cruisin’ Brothers OST” (2003)

Tracks former known as:

Still cruisin’ around in 2003, enjoying the great success of “Treehorn Trouble OST”, Jackie Treehorn was hit by an unexpected counterstrike of a former unknown guy named “Black Belt Jones”: “2 Tough Guys OST”. He reacted as everybody would have done, with scepticism: A new partner? He would have to prove being proficient in T’s technique!
Definitely being amazed by the inventions of the rookie (Extending the line-up with some well-known bastards and naming the tracks after real circumstances), he also noticed the annoying fact of the tracks being unmixed.

So it didn’t disconcert him and he decided to continue his solo career with “Treehorn On The Run”, which later would be known as the last solo case for Jackie Treehorn.

Similar to “Treehorn Trouble” though, the movie itself was a flop again, whereas the soundtrack was another kick in the balls. Introduced by the flute tunes of Jeremy Steig, some vocal tracks from Marvin Gaye and Bill Withers meet classic funky percussion gems (Catch A Groove, Cramp Your Style …) along with the outstanding Razor Blade. The tracks are mixed again, but not yet edited here (which would have been no bad idea with the way too long wah-killer Theme from “Savage”).

↘↘↘ Jackie Treehorn presents “Treehorn On The Run OST” (2003)

Based on the glorious idea of Mr. Treehorn to create a soundtrack of a movie staring himself, in mid 2003 “2 Tough Guys O.S.T.” was born: a funky tune with elementary tracks. So what’s new? First of all, the most important thing was to introduce myself in the world of “twoteamfunk”, named after the incredible and almost well-known legend “Black Belt Jones”! But even more than that there was the great idea of giving fictive names to the tracks like in a new composed soundtrack. The names of the tracks all based on things & stories that happened me & mr. Treehorn. Some are true & some are more true. So, the whole things starts to get funny as well.

Of course I forgot, he gave me a thousand… “T.N.T Jackson” and “Junior, The Pimp”, both guys we used to know, are part in that (and later) twoteam-adventures.

“2 Tough Guys” was a funky foretaste of what is to come…

↘↘↘ Black Belt Jones presents “2 TOUGH GUYS OST” (2003)

Back in 2003, before there was something like the TwoTeam being present, a guy named Jackie Treehorn decided that it was time for making a movie starring himself. In fact it became a lousy piece of work, which is known to hardly any person. (Baseless rumor later even said it would be named “Shorty the Pimp” after one of the tracks contained) Nevertheless it made the whole thing rolling and therefore the mixed and german-hosted soundtrack is still worth re-releasing.
The cover shows up some scenes from the movie in the same bad quality. However listening to the tracks will surely satisfy you: Mostly real classics, from cruising to chasing.

↘↘↘ Jackie Treehorn presents “Treehorn Trouble OST” (2003)

Still a lot of work ahead shrinking my funky pool to a new set of killer-tracks … (T is not sleeping, Mr Jones!)

In the meantime we will be re-releasing our whole back-catalogue here, soon starting with the legandary “Treehorn Trouble OST”!
So prepare your muscle cars for cruising and chasing and stay tuned for all the long-lost soundtracks of our lives, funky as shit and bad as hell.
Cheers,

T

Ok you guys,
here’s a little test for getting warm with it.
This is the funky spot of

1. Jackie Treehorn
2. Black Belt Jones

who soon will be serving you with their mind-blowing funk.

Be sure to also visit our myspace page.

T