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Sunday, 21 August 2011

Charanga '76 ''No Nos Pararan''

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Charanga '76

''No Nos Pararan''
( LP TR Records, 1979 )
Catalog # T.R. 1146
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Tracklisting & Hide Credits:
A1No Nos Pararan - Ain't No Stopping Us Now
Lead Vocals – Hansel, Raul
Composed By – McFadden Whitehead
Lyrics By – G.R.H. Feralmar
8:37
A2My Forbidden Lover - Mi Amor Prohibido
Lead Vocals – Carmen, Mayra
Composed By – N. Edwards And B. Rodgers
Lyrics By – G. Fernandez
5:02
A3C-U-B-A Is Cuba
Lead Vocals – Hansel, Raul
Composed By – G.R.H. Feralmar
5:50
B1Good Times - Como Vamos A Gozar
Lead Vocals – Carmen, Myra
Composed By – N. Edwards And B. Rodgers
Lyrics By – G. Fernandez
8:43
B2We Are Family - Somos Familia
Lead Vocals – Carmen, Mayra
Composed By – N. Edwards And B. Rodgers
Lyrics By – G. Fernandez
6:43

Notes & Credits:
Format:Vinyl, LP, 33 1/3 RPM, Album
Country:US
Released:1979
Executive Producer – Stanley J. Cohen, Philip DeCarlo
Mixed By – John Ferrara
Producer, Arranged By – Gonzalo Fernandez

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Various Artists: ''Philly ReGrooved 2: The Tom Moulton Remixes''

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Various Artists

''Philly ReGrooved 2: The Tom Moulton Remixes''
( Harmless Records, 2011 )
Catalog # HURTCD 109

Tracklisting:
1 Ultra High Frequency – Incompatible 5:51
2 First Choice – Smarty Pants 5:10
3 Quickest Way Out, The – Beware, She's Pulling My Strings 7:08
4 First Choice – One Step Away 5:37
5 Moment Of Truth – Love At First Sight 7:40
6 Quickest Way Out, The – Who Am I 6:31
7 Moment Of Truth – I'm So Hopelessly In Love With You 7:15
8 Loose Change – Straight From The Heart 7:39
9 TJM – Put Yourself In My Place 8:42
Bonus Tracks
10 Loose Change – Rising Cost Of Love 7:36
11 Terry Collins – Action Speaks Louder Than Words 7:09

Notes:
Format:CD, Compilation
Country:UK
Released:2011
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 5014797021099

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Monday, 15 August 2011

Cynthia Jones ''Gotta Soul''

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Cynthia Jones

''Gotta Soul''

Notes:
Release Date: April 29, 2008

Tracklisting:
01.. Intro
02.. Live Right
03.. If
04.. Midnight
05.. God Said
06.. Love Jones
07.. Im in Christ
08.. Take me Back
09.. Gotta Soul
10.. Testimony
11.. Something About That Name
12.. No Apology
13.. Gotta Soul (Two Step Mix)
14.. Taste and See
15.. Something About The Name (dance mix)
16.. Outro

CYNTHIA JONES is the powerful neo soul gospel who is quickly becoming a big voice in the music industry. The NC Announcer's Guild Prestige Award Winner has touched the lives of so many people, from all walks of life, from the churched to the unchurched, uplifting the kingdom of God through her lyrically uncompromising style of music.
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Thursday, 4 August 2011

The Godfathers Of Groove ''The Godfathers Of Groove Vol. 3''

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The Godfathers Of Groove

''The Godfathers Of Groove Vol. 3''

Notes:
Label: 18th & Vine
Year: 2009

Review:
For their album 3, the self-proclaimed Godfathers of Groove mix it up a bit more within the soul-jazz arena, playing interpretations of pop tunes, some straight-ahead jazz, originals, and in essence the funky music that is at the core of their identities. Bassist Jerry Jemmott was the special guest on their previous album, but here it is the veteran jazz saxophonist Bill Easley, who plays on selected cuts with his usual professional verve, panache, and solid, fluid lines. Guitarist Grant Green, Jr. is coming into his own as heard more clearly, while organist Reuben Wilson and drummer Bernard Purdie continue to stake their estimable reputations on the chitlin circuit music they grew up with. When the band chooses to swing, as on the basic 12-bar groove "My Blues" with its fleet organ solo amidst Purdie's shuffle beat, or the straight-ahead, uncomplicated, and simple "Down Hill" with Easley's deft tenor leading the way, there's little stopping them. A very, very, very slow take of "Stella by Starlight" gives Green Jr. an opportunity to emulate his famous father's unmistakable snappy technique, pulled off the bone and well done. His singing, a bit gritty, crops up on versions of "Light My Fire" and "What's Going On," admirable but not a strong suit. Where Wilson shines is his ability to either shred solos and melodies, as on the head-nodding groove of the delightfully rendered "The Funkster" or on the solid-sending feed he provides during "Groove On" above Green's overdubbed guitar parts. Of course, there is no more readily identifiable drummer than Purdie when he shakes and bakes the clockwork rhythms of "Monkey Milk," in an Average White Band "Pick Up the Pieces" mode, or adds his personal and widely copied light contemporary funk to a modified version of "Autumn Leaves." Purdie also proves he can swing with the best of jazz drummers, an aspect of his personality and career not always given due credit. This is a good recording with many high moments, the GOG laying in wait to deliver their collective goods on the truly killer effort they are certainly capable of.
Review by Michael G. Nastos (AMG)

Editorial Reviews:
Purdie, Wilson, and Grant Green Jr. are back! 3 showcases a fresh approach to the soul-jazz genre while retaining their signature groove. Special guest Bill Easley adds an awesome dynamic to their sound!
* Bernard "Pretty" Purdie has played on over 4,000 records and is currently playing nightly on the Broadway performance of Hair, which has racked up eight Tony Award nominations to date.
* Features Bill Easley on saxophone. Easley is a renowned session player who has worked with Isaac Hayes, done sessions at Stax, and performed with the Duke Ellington Orchestra, Benny Carter, George Benson, Jimmy Smith, Ruth Brown, Bill Mobley, Victor Gaskin, Mulgrew Miller, Ron Carter, and Grady Tate.
* Reuben Wilson invented soul-jazz, a style of flowing B-3 organ playing over smoking drums that inspired players like George Clinton and Sly Stone.
* As the son of legendary jazz guitarist Grant Green, Grant Green, Jr. was exposed to exceptional musicianship right out of the womb. Today, his style blends technical mastery with heartfelt soul, and it is this combination that sets him apart.
"If you have heard the earlier GOG album or have enjoyed the members individually in other combinations, you'll know that what you are getting. If, like my friend Ray, you are new to the group or even new to jazz, you could not find a better place to start. The Godfathers of Groove could be called the Mailmen of Groove because when it comes to the eternal verities, when it comes to swing and soul, they most surely deliver." -- Bob Porter

Tracklisting:
1. My Blues 4:17
2. Down Hill 3:38
3. Stella by Starlight 8:33
4. Autumn Leaves 6:51
5. Monkey Milk 4:44
6. What's Going On 8:27
7. The Funkster 5:54
8. Groove On 4:14
9. You Send Me 7:37
10. Light My Fire 3:52
11. We're in the Money 5:08

Personnel:
Reuben Wilson (organ)
Grant Green, Jr. (guitar)
Bernard Purdie (drums)
Bill Easley (sax)

Monday, 1 August 2011

The Godfathers Of Groove ''The Godfathers Of Groove''

Some of the chunkiest, hardest-jamming soul jazz grooves this side of the JB's!" - BOSTON HERALD
Green, Purdie, & Wilson is an all-star group of jazz, soul, and funk veterans coming together to make waves! Led by legendary organist Reuben Wilson and jazz guitar legacy Grant Green Jr., the group presents infectious tracks with a fresh sound that appeals to both longtime fans and new listeners alike! In the late sixties, Hammond B-3 organist Reuben Wilson began the ascension to his current status as a godfather of acid jazz by demonstrating a command of funk that helped redefine the movement. As the son of legendary jazz guitarist Grant Green, Grant Green Jr. was exposed to exceptional musicianship right out of the womb. Today, his style blends technical mastery with heartfelt soul, and it is this combination that sets him apart. The "world's most recorded drummer," Bernard "Pretty" Purdie has worked with Aretha Franklin, Steely Dan, Isaac Hayes, Donny Hathaway, B.B. King, "Sweet" Loud Donaldson, Joe Cocker, Hank Crawford, and more, laying down the beat on over 3,000 albums to date!

Personnel:
Rueben Wilson (Hammond B-3organ),

Bernard Purdie (the consummate session drummer),
Grant Green Jr. (guitars and the son of jazz legend, Grant Green),
Jerry Jemmott (bass guitar).

Peterson, Brown, Jackson & Hayes ''Reunion Blues''

























Last post in this batch is another Oscar Peterson album on MPS Germany.
The vinyl is in excellent condition and it would be rude not to share!

Review by Scott Yanow (AMG):
Pianist Oscar Peterson joins up with his old friends, vibraphonist Milt Jackson and bassist Ray Brown, in addition to his drummer of the period, Louis Hayes, for a particularly enjoyable outing. After a throwaway version of the Rolling Stones' "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," the all-star quartet performs Jackson's title cut, Benny Carter's ballad "Dream of You," and four standards. Although not up to the excitement of Peterson's best Pablo recordings of the 1970s, this is an enjoyable album.

Notes:
Includes liner notes by Horst Schade.
Adapter: Stefan Kassel.
Liner Note Author: Richard Palmer.
Recording information: MPS Studio, Villingen, Germany (07/1971); MPS-Tonstudio, Villingen, Germany (07/1971).
Translator: John Wilde.

Personnel includes:
Oscar Peterson – piano
Milt Jackson – vibraphone
Ray Brown – bass
Louis Hayes – drums

Tracklisting:
1) Satisfaction
2) Dream Of You
3) Someday My
4) A Time For Love
5) Reunion Blues
6) When I Fall In Love
7) Red Top

By Andy

The Oscar Peterson Trio ''Walking The Line''

























A nice slab of vinyl from Oscar Peterson in fairly good condition,a few crackles and pops are apparent on the quieter tracks.This is a 1971 release on MPS Germany.

Personnel:
Piano - Oscar Peterson
Bass - Jiri Mraz
Drums - Ray Price

Tracklisting:
A1 I Love You
A2 Rock Of Ages
A3 Once Upon A Summertime
A4 Just Friends
B1 Teach Me Tonight
B2 The Windmills Of Your Mind
B3 I Didn't Know What Time It Was
B4 All Of You

Notes:
Oscar Peterson Trio, The – Walking The Line
Label: MPS Records, BASF
Catalog # 21 20868-0, 0654 497
Format:Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:Germany
Released:1971

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Mark Murphy ''Bridging A Gap''
























A nice Mark Murphy album released on Muse Records in 1972.
I couldn't find a lot of information but the bare essentials are below.


Tracklisting:
A1 Come And Get Me 3:37
A2 Sausalito 3:42
A3 She's Gone 2:50
A4 Steamroller 3:14
A5 We Could Be Flying 3:39
B1 Sunday In New York 5:08
B2 Gee Baby Ain't I Good To You 3:01
B3 No More 3:12
B4 As Time Goes By 3:01
B5 I'm Glad There Is You 5:03

Personnel & Credits:
Arranged By, Producer – David Matthews
Bass – Ron Carter
Drums, Percussion – Jimmy Madison
Guitar – Sam Brown
Liner Notes – Dan Morgenstern
Piano, Organ – Pat Rebillot
Producer – Helen Keane
Recorded By – George Klabin
Tenor Saxophone – Mike Brecker
Trumpet – Randy Brecker
Vocals – Mark Murphy

By Andy

Saturday, 30 July 2011

Janko Nilovic ''Soul Impressions''

Janko Nilovic

''Soul Impressions''
( LP Editions Montparnasse 2000, 1975 )
Catalog # MP 43


Tracklisting:
A1 Hippocampus 3:00
A2 Open Country 1:46
A3 Crazy Enterprise 2:00
A4 Soul Impressions 3:22
A5 Lettre De Mer 2:18
A6 Drug Song 3:14
B1 Man Of Genius 3:07
B2 Push Push 2:12
B3 Black Swan Lake 2:12
B4 Lady Day 2:39
B5 To And Fro 1:57
B6 Family Tree 2:09

Credits:
Artwork By [Artistic Direction] – Louis Delacour
Engineer – C. Rochko
Engineer [Assistant] – J. Roy
Music By – Dave Sucky, Janko Nilovic
Other [Coordination] – C. Szakolczay
Photography – Michel Laguens

Notes:
Recorded at Studio Hoche
Format:Vinyl, LP
Country:France
Released:1975

Info:
Janko Nilovic is a pianist, poet and composer extraordinaire from Montenegro who has lived in France since 1960. He is one of those musicians who devote themselves to music fanatically. This resulted in a great number of published works, but most of them are on library labels not available for sale. His opus stretches from Classical, Jazz and Funk to Pop, Psyche and Easy Listening. He touches all these styles in a characteristic way.
Soul Impressions is his funky instrumentals masterpiece! Half tracks on album are groovy killers! Including Blaxploitation style trilla-drivers “Hippocampus” and “Crazy Enterprise”!


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Tuesday, 26 July 2011

Mr.Richard Arnold Jackson (Richard ”Groove” Holmes) ”Soul Power!” Originally Posted: 04/09/08

Mr.Richard Arnold Jackson
(Richard ”Groove” Holmes)

”Soul Power!”
( LP Prestige Records, 1967 )
Catalog # PR 7543

Tracklisting:
Gimme A Little Sign Prestige 45-460, PR 7543
How Can I Be Sure Prestige PR 7543
Girl Talk Prestige PR 7543, PR 7768
Soul Power! Prestige 45-460, PR 7543, PR 7700
Since I Fell For You Prestige PR 7543
The Preacher -
Sunny -

Personnel & Credits:
The Richard “Groove” Holmes Sextet:
Richard “Groove” Holmes (org)
Wally Richardson, Steve Wolfe (g)
Jimmy Lewis (el-b)
Ben Dixon (d)
Dave Blume (cga)
Recorded at Rudy Van Gelder Studio,
Englewood Cliffs, NJ, December 19, 1967

Review:
The selection of material for Soul Power! was a little pop-oriented, including a few contemporary soul hits ("How Can I Be Sure," "Sunny," "Gimme Little Sign"), "Since I Fell for You," and Neal Hefti's ballad "Girl Talk," rounded out by Horace Silver's "The Preacher" and Richard "Groove" Holmes' own "Soul Power." There's not much that can be said about the performances that couldn't be said about numerous other soul-jazz sessions of the late '60s (many on the same label, Prestige). It's relaxed and funky, organ-paced small-combo music, Holmes perhaps breaking out less of a sweat than some of his more bop-influenced and frenetic contemporaries. The unexpected high point is the cover of the Rascals' "How Can I Be Sure." Far from being a routine run-through of a then-current pop hit, it has some compellingly stuttering, overlapping runs from Holmes and a swinging, tense rhythm backup. That rapid-fire style of organ reappears to a somewhat lesser degree in "Sunny," and for the most part the rest of the set is more in line with the routine Prestige soul-jazz product of the era. [All but one of the tracks ("Gimme Little Sign") were added to the 2004 expanded reissue of Holmes' 1967 album Super Soul as bonus cuts.]
By Richie Unterberger (AMG)

Originally posted: 04/09/08..some people comes after & takes all the credits!

Note by Lupo: ''Be aware that this LP is not in the best condition. I have tried to get rid of some cracks, but a certain hiss is still present.”

Courtesy of Lupo

Roberta Flack ''Roberta Flack''

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Roberta Flack

''Roberta Flack''
( Original LP on Atlantic Records, 1978 )

Notes:
CD Rip | APE File | EAC Log & Cue |
Front & Back Cover Scans (600 dpi) |
RAR File (197 MB)
R&B Soul, Soft Rock, Vocal

Comment:
Following the success of Blue Lights in the Basement in early 1978, Roberta Flack released this self-titled album late that same year on Atlantic. It featured the single "If Ever I See You Again," written by Joe Brooks, who penned Debby Boone's massive hit "You Light Up My Life." The song peaked at No. 24 on the Pop Singles Chart, No. 37 on the R&B Singles Chart, and No. 1 on the Adult Contemporary Chart. Produced by Jerry Greenberg, Joseph Ferla, Joe Brooks, and Rubina Flake, the album reached No. 74 on the Pop Albums Chart and No. 37 on the R&B Albums Chart. "When It's Over" and "You Are Everything" reached No. 82 and No. 98 on the R&B Singles Chart, respectively.

Roberta Flack is the only album in Roberta's Atlantic catalogue that has never been reissued on CD in the US. Only available on compact disc in Japan for a time, it is now highly collectible in the CD format.

Tracklisting:
1. What a Woman Really Means
2. You Are Everything
3. Independent Man
4. If Ever I See You Again
5. And the Feeling's Good
6. Knowing That We're Made for Each Other
7. Come Share My Love
8. Baby I Love You So
9. When It's Over

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Sunday, 24 July 2011

New York Disco Machine ''New York Disco Machine''

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New York Disco Machine

''New York Disco Machine''
( LP One Stop Records Promotions, Bootleg, 1978 )
Catalog # OS 701


Tracklisting & Hide Credits:
A1 Light My Fire
Written-By – Doors, The 4:55
A2 Hold On Touch Me
Written-By – Green 5:50
A3 If You Really Don't Love Me
Written-By – Drennon 11:05
B1 Disco Reel
Written By – Bernier 7:50
B2 Give Me Love
Written-By – Green 6:20
B3 Dancin' Disco Party
Written-By – Adams 7:30

Credits:
Engineer – Johnny Stewart
Mastered By – J. Rodriguez
Producer – Johnny Rodriguez
Remix – Tommy Stewart

Notes:
Format:Vinyl, LP
Country:US
Released:1978
1978 One Stop Rec.
Produced at Sigma Sound Studios N.Y.
Remixed at Trident Studios, London.
Mastered Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs, New York

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The Magic Disco Machine ''Disc-O-Tech'' Re-Uploaded

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The Magic Disco Machine

''Disc-O-Tech''
( LP Motown Records (US) 1975 )
Catalog # M6-821S1


Tracklisting:
Side A
1) Control Tower 4:22
2) Window Shopping 2:55
3) Jumbo Sam 2:28
4) Let's Go Back To Day One 2:56
5) Control Tower (Reprise) 2:50

Side B
1) I Could Never Make A Better Man Than You 2:23
2) Scratchin' 2:42
3) Tryin' To Get Over 4:33
4) Love Pains Performed by Bottom & Co. 2:44
5) You Don't Know How Hard It Is To Make it 3:12

Credits:
Arranged By – David Blumberg (tracks: A2), Greg Wright (tracks: B5), Harold Johnson (tracks: B5), Harvey Thompson (tracks: B4), James Carmichael* (tracks: A1, A3, A4), Ted Stovall (tracks: B4)
Arranged By, Producer – Clayton Ivey (tracks: B2, B4), Freddie Perren (tracks: B3), Paul Riser (tracks: B1), Terry Woodford (tracks: B2, B4)
Producer – Frank Wilson (tracks: A1), Gloria Jones (tracks: B1), Hal Davis (tracks: A2, A4), Jerry Marcellino (tracks: A3), Mel Larson (tracks: A3)
Producer, Vocals – Devastating Affair, The (tracks: B5)
Vocals – Sisters Love, The (tracks: B1)
Mixed and Mastered by Russ Terrana
LP 33 1/3 rpm

Note:
This was apparently the first of Motown's "DiscOTech" albums. It's unclear if the subtitle "Magic Disco Machine" refers to the group that performed all the cuts on the album. (Maybe they were studio musicians?)

Published on: Sep 8, 2009

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Wednesday, 20 July 2011

Louie Ramirez & His Latin Jazz Ensemble ''A Tribute To Cal''


Louie Ramirez & His Latin Jazz Ensemble

''A Tribute To Cal''
Originally on Caiman Records, 1986.
Reissued on BGP 1988.

Louie Ramirez with his tribute to Cal Tjader.

Musicians include:
Paquito D’Rivera - sax
Louis Ramirez - vibraphone
Tony Barrero - trumpet
Jose Fajardo - flute
Mario Rivera - flute and saxo
Jose Mangual - percussion
Ray de la Paz - vocals

Nice version of "Milestones"

Tracklisting:
1 Latin Blues
2 Milestones
3 It Could Happen To You
4 Mambo For Cal
5 Soul Sauce
6 Lullaby Of Birdland
7 El Titere
8 Noche De Salsa

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Tuesday, 19 July 2011

Louie Ramirez ''A Different Shade Of Black''

Louie Ramirez

''A Different Shade of Black''
Salsa 1976

Check this version of "Do it anyway you wanna" by People`s Choice.

Personnel:
Drums - Bernard Purdie
Guitar - Cornell Dupree
Congas - Arthur Jenkins
Percussion - Johnny Rodriguez
Piano - Paul Griffin
Saxophone - Bob Porcelli
Vibraphone, Timbales - Louie Ramirez
Bass - Gordon Edwards, Rasaan Jemmott Mfalme, William Salter
Backing Vocals - Eric Alexander, Liz Lampert, Susan Skye

Tracklisting:
1 Salsa
2 You Need A Man
3 A Different Shade Of Black
4 Latin Rhapsody
5 Laura
6 Do It Any Way You Wanna
7 School
8 Bad Luck
9 Barrio Nuevo
10 If I Should Lose You

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Monday, 11 July 2011

Various Artists ''Wicked Jazz Sounds, Vol. 7''

Various Artists

''Wicked Jazz Sounds, Vol. 7''
( Wicked Jazz Sounds, 2007 )

Notes:
Genre: Soul-Jazz, Smooth Jazz, Acid Jazz, Trip Hop, Jazzdance
Quality: 320kbps
Total Time: 132:43 min
Total Size: 307 mb

Tracklisting:
CD1:
01. Mayer Hawthorne - Maybe So, Maybe No
02. Rogier van Otterloo - Turks Fruit
03. João Donato - Nana Das Aguas
04. Ursula Rucker - Anduknowhat?
05. Teena Marie - I Need Your Lovin'
06. Raphael Saadiq - Let's Take A Walk
07. Antonio Adolfo, Brazil and Brazuka - Luiz
08. Ed Motta - No Carr Eu Me Perdizes Na Consolação
09. Jamiroquai - Do You Know Where You're Coming From?
10. Smoove & Turrell - I Can't Give You Up
11. Furlan Williams - Drifting Off
12. Bahamadia - Rugged Ruff
13. The Daktaris - In The Middle
14. The New Birth - I Can Understand It
15. Isaac Hayes - The L

CD2:
01. Amerie - Hate2loveu
02. Ruby Andrews - You Made A Believer Out of Me
03. Roddy Rod - Whip Inst.
04. Nicola Conte feat. Jose James - Like Leaves In The Wind
05. Gary Bartz - Dr. Follow's Dance
06. Romanthony - Bring U Up
07. Recloose feat. Tyna - So Cool
08. The Hot 8 Brass Band - Jisten To Me (Hint Remix)
09. Hipnosis - Black Forrest Stomp (Gerardo Frisina Remix)
10. Charlie Rouse - Cravo Canela (Cinnamon Flower)
11. Tito Puente & His Latin Ensemble - Oye Como Va (Live)
12. Christian Prommer's Drumlesson - Strings Of Life
13. Evelyn King - I'm In Love
14. Wicked Jazz Sounds Band - Billions & Billions
15. Rance Allen Group - Peace Of Mind
16. Mike Dunn Presents MR. 69 - Phreaky MF (Mike Dunn's Original Phreak Mixx)

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Various Artists ''Mocambo Funk Fourty Fives''

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Various Artists

''Mocambo Funk Fourty Fives''
(2007)

Note:
This compilation spotlights the best tracks of Mocambo Records scarce 7inch vinyl releases that took the deep funk scene by storm in summer 2006. Along with the labels own productions (Mocambo Allstars, The Bacao Rhythm and Steel Band and Gizelle Smith), the first releases sported new recordings by obscure English groups like The Delta Rhythm Section, The Sound Stylistics and the supreme Vinylizor Productions team (Jay Glover, Gary Crockett and Dominic Glover) as well as unreleased tracks by artists such as the James Taylor Quartet and Speedometer !

Tracklisting:
01 The Delta Rhythm Section - Funkin Fever
02 Glover, Crockett And Glover - The Prophet
03 The Sound Stylistics - Party People
04 Mocambo Allstars - Swamp Strut
05 James Taylor Quartet - Walkin The Walk
06 Speedometer - Do Watcha Like
07 The Bacao Rhythm And Steel Band - Look-Ka Py Py
08 The Sound Stylistics - Back On The Streets
09 Mocambo Allstars - The Next Message
10 Ian Langley - Chicano Chaser
11 James Taylor Quartet - Highway Patrol
12 Speedometer - Hustle The Mustle
13 The Delta Rhythm Section - The Getaway
14 The Sound Stylistics - Get Ya Some
15 Gizelle Smith And The Mocambo Allstars - Free Vibes
16 Glover, Crockett And Glover - Listen Up

Info:
artist.....: VA
vibe/s.....: Mocambo Funk Fourty Fives
year.......: 2007
archiveisms: Mocambo [MCD 1001]
source.....: CDDA
moodswing..: Funk
releasesize: 68,6 mb
tracks.....: 16
length.....: 49:31 min
encoder....: EAC
quality....: VBR.44,1kHz.Joint-Stereo
store.date.: 000/00/0000
scenealized: Mar/13/2008

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Various Artists ''I'm a Good Woman: Funk Classics From Sassy Soul Sisters, Vol. 1''

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Various Artists

''I'm a Good Woman: Funk Classics From Sassy Soul Sisters, Vol. 1''
(2000)

Tracklisting:
01. Crumbs Off the Table - Laura Lee
02. It's My Thing - Betty Moorer
03. Hang On In There - Stovall Sisters
04. But I Ain't No More [G.S.T.S.K.D.T.S.] - Vera Hamilton
05. Watchdog - Ann Winley
06. Anti Love Song - Betty Davis
07. You Gotta Push - Jodi Gayles
08. Who Is She (And What Is She to You) - Gladys Knight & the Pips
09. Give It Up or Turn It Loose - Lyn Collins
10. Your Thing Ain't No Good Without My Thing - Marie Queenie Lyons
11. You're Gonna Miss Me - Ann Sexton
12. Give Me Your Love - Sisters Love
13. Make Me Believe in You - Patti Jo
14. I'm a Good Woman - Cold Blood

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Tuesday, 5 July 2011

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers '' 'S Make It''

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Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers

'' 'S Make It''
( LP Verve Records, 1964 )

Note:
A lost classic from Art Blakey – quite different from some of his Blue Note work! The album's a very swinging mid 60s session, noteworthy for the presence of John Gilmore, recording here in one of his few appearances away from Sun Ra. Gilmore wails on tenor, and he sounds great next to Lee Morgan, who had, at this point, briefly returned to play with Blakey, and fit in with the group beautifully. John Hicks is on piano, and contributes a few nice tracks – and Curtis Fuller rounds out the sextet nicely, hitting some of those great gutbuckety notes that he only ever seemed to manage when he worked with Blakey!...Dusty Groove

Tracklisting:
1 Faith
2 `S Make It
3 Waltz for Ruth
4 One for Gamal
5 Little Hughie
6 Olympia
7 Lament for Stac

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