Super Bad, Super Black (Parts 1 & 2)
54 Classic Blaxploitation radio ads.(Update: Skinny Robbie has some more here ) Here's the whole thing in a zip file (#41 is missing from the zip file-sorry).
Super Bad.zip
01 Cleopatra Jones.mp3
02 Coffy.mp3
03 Black Caesar.mp3
04 The Human Tornado .mp3
05 Shaft.mp3
06 The Mack.mp3
07 Trouble Man.mp3
08 Truck Turner.mp3
09 Slaughter.mp3
10 Black Mama, White Mama.mp3
11 Superfly TNT.mp3
12 J. D.'s Revenge.mp3
13 Amazing Grace.mp3
14 Blacula.mp3
15 Book Of Numbers.mp3
16 Black Shampoo.mp3
17 Slaughter's Big Rip-Off.mp3
18 Bucktown.mp3
19 Blackgunn .mp3
20. Claudine.mp3
21 Cornbread, Earl And Me.mp3
22 Dr. Black And Mr. Hyde.mp3
23 Five On The Black Hand Side 1.mp3
24 Friday Foster.mp3
25 Ghetto Freaks.mp3
26 Hell Up In Harlem.mp3
27 Lady Sings The Blues.mp3
28 Legend Of Nigger Charlie .mp3
29 Mandingo
30 Monkey Hustle
31 Nigger Lover
32 Save The Children
33 Sheeba Baby
34 Soul II Soul
35 Three Tough Guys
36 Together Brothers.mp3
37 Trick Baby 1.mp3
38 Black Belt Jones.mp3
39 Black Rodeo 1.mp3
40 Buck & The Preacher 1.mp3
41 Abby 1.mp3
42 Black Street Fighter 1.mp3
43 Education Of Sonny Carson 1.mp3
44 The Spook Who Sat By The Door 1.mp3
45 Sugar Hill 1.mp3
46 Uptown Saturday Night 1.mp3
47 Wattstax 1.mp3
48 Willie Dynamite 1.mp3
49 Young Blood 1.mp3
50 Dark Town Strutters 1.mp3
51 The Thing With Two Heads 1.mp3
52 Boss Nigger 1.mp3
53 Disco 9000 1.mp3
54 Scream Blacula Scream 1.mp3
I was just thinking 5 minutes ago about the "black street fighter" you posted a few weeks back, one of my fav, and there you go.
Thanks a lot, keep up the great work !
Posted by: molo | July 27, 2005 at 01:03 PM
Like Wow! Thanks for this excellent and bad post. So groovy.
Posted by: Sebastian | July 27, 2005 at 04:30 PM
Superfly TNT (lots of wah-wah on the soundtrack by Osibisa, script by Alex Haley) is in a current syndication package and aired on local TV recently in many markets. Tain't Nothin' To-it, another great post, Percy.
Posted by: rechercher | July 27, 2005 at 08:17 PM
This is so right-up-my-alley. After I listen to these, I'm gonna go put "Hell Up in Harlem" in my DVD player and watch Fred waste whitey!
Posted by: SkinnyRobbie | July 27, 2005 at 08:49 PM
"He's a complicated man, and no one understands him but his woman.. ".. .this is one of greatest pieces of legendary funk/soul audio files i've seen a long time.. encore !!!
Posted by: Bruce in NC | July 27, 2005 at 09:02 PM
Genius.
Posted by: H. Michael Karshis | July 28, 2005 at 12:45 AM
Two words: Thank you!
Posted by: annukka | July 28, 2005 at 09:29 AM
Crazy! I was just wondering if "Blacula" was out on DVD.
Posted by: eirc | July 28, 2005 at 03:41 PM
Wow, best evar.
Posted by: Teargas | July 28, 2005 at 07:22 PM
Official.sh-t.Respek!
Posted by: ian | July 30, 2005 at 02:44 PM
what happened to track 41 (Abby)?
Posted by: JWS | August 03, 2005 at 11:07 AM
Hey, I just posted some bonus tracks that you fans may want to add to the collection before you burn it off to CD.
http://skinnyrobbie.blogspot.com/2005/08/super-bonus-tracks.html
Posted by: Skinny Robbie | August 04, 2005 at 03:34 AM
Faaaaantastic!
Posted by: jamie | August 05, 2005 at 12:13 AM
these are amanzing. thanks
Posted by: Ricardo | August 12, 2005 at 01:10 PM
Oh WOW! You've got the best blaxploitationlinks on the net. A dream come true for a "blax" movie buff like me! Soooo Cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: Coffy | June 26, 2006 at 10:49 PM
Are these actually the original radio adverts? The voices sound kind of recent -- there's a subtle difference. I could be wrong. There used to be a fellow on the Web who had original adverts like this tape recorded, yes tape recorded, off the radio. I'm trying to hunt him down as he had an original Coffy radio advert along with local times and theatres announced at the end, truly brilliant stuff and I don't know if it's art but I like it.
Posted by: Tippy Hedren | April 09, 2007 at 11:09 PM
Okay, postscript to my previous comments. These do sound like the real deal. I listened to them earlier with $200 headphones when I was at work and they just sounded too good, but just now I tried them on my laptop's tinny speakers and realized they sound better. Radio adverts like this need to be heard on tinny speakers to be appreciated -- something is lost via expensive quality accoustics. I think it's comparable to seeing old movies in their original black-and-white versus colorized versions -- it's just not the same thing, and not the way they were intended to be experienced.
Posted by: Tippy Hedren | April 09, 2007 at 11:17 PM