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Masterpiece: The Ultimate Disco Funk Collection Vol 36
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Cat: PTG 34263. Rel: 13 Mar 25
Novo Band - "Slowdancin'"
In Touch - "Why Did You Stop Loving Me?"
Poncho C Saint Fingers - "When I Come Knocking"
Haywood Tucker - "I'm Yours"
Spence - "Gonna Party"
Eric Rapier - "Lipstick"
Jimmy Scott - "Games"
Promise - "Betcha'"
Roger Parish - "(You Knows) Who Loves You The Most"
Haywoode - "Divided Love"
The Waters - "Baby I Got It"
Destinnee - "Cinderella"
Andrew Longston & Arn Ashwood - "Living Together"
Review: Some 21 years after volume one appeared in stores, PTG's ongoing Masterpiece: The Ultimate Disco Funk Collection series has reached its 36th instalment. Given the series' longevity and the sheer number of tracks already showcased across volumes one to 35, the cuts on display here are genuine rarities, cult classics and sought-after gems. As usual, highlights are plentiful, from the soulful vocals, dreamy chords and rubbery slap-bass of In Touch's 'Why Did You Stop Loving Me' and the boogie-era sunshine shuffle of 'I'm Yours' by Hollywood Tucker, to the big studio swell of Spence's mid-80s jam 'Gonna Party', the 80s soul smoothness of Jimmy Scott's 'Games' and the synth bass-propelled post-boogie brilliance of 'Divided Love' by Haywoode.
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Tags: Disco Funk
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Masterpiece: The Ultimate Disco Funk Collection Vol 35
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Cat: PTG 34259. Rel: 11 Mar 24
Tammi Holt - "Fool For You"
Ben E King Jr With Cassandra - "You Are The Future"
Jo Ann Jones - "Share My Love" (club mix)
The Chequers - "If You Want My Love"
The Blackstones - "Nothing You Can Do About Love" (extended version)
Mark Mitchell - "Pretty Baby"
Rosetta Jefferson - "Sea Of Love"
David Sea - "Love COD"
Mel Strong - "Uptown Lady"
Scherrie Payne & Phillip Ingram - "Incredible" (dance mix)
Tanya Love - "Change" (long version)
Sargent Tucker - "Come See Me" (dance version)
Larry Baily - "Groove With Me"
Review: You'd think by the time any compilation series reached its 35th instalment, it would be scraping the barrel in terms of killer cuts to showcase. That's certainly not the case with the latest volume in the Masterpiece: The Ultimate Disco Funk Collection series, which has rustled up some genuinely brilliant - and largely little known - cuts to share. For proof, check the glossy, boogie-era disco-funk of Tammi Holt's 'Funk For You', the bubbly and polished 80s soul dancefloor flex of Jo Ann Jones' 'Share My Love (Club Mix)', Mark Mitchell's synth solo-laden 'Pretty Baby', Mel Strong's boogie-licious 'Uptown Lady', and the sing-along goodness of Sherrie Payne and Philip Ingram's 'Incredible (Dance Mix)'.
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Tags: Disco Funk
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Africa Funk Roots: Chapter One
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Cat: CDMRLP 4321. Rel: 14 Sep 21
Manu Dibango - "Weya" (5:59)
Fehintola Anikulapo Kuti - "Sorrow, Tears & Blood" (10:14)
Matata (Air-Fiesta) - "I Feel Funky" (3:01)
Alvin Cash & Scott Bros Orchestra - "Keep On Dancing" (instrumental) (2:50)
King Sunny Ade & His African Beats - "Ja Fun Mi" (instrumental) (7:13)
Oneness Of Juju - "African Rhythms" (7:16)
Lafayette Afro Rock Band - "Soul Makossa" (4:54)
The Nite-Liters - "Afro-Strut" (2:48)
Mulatu Astatke - "Yegelle Tezeta" (3:14)
Tony Allen & The Afro Messenger - "No Discrimination" (8:15)
The Rwenzori's - "Handsome Boy (E Wara)" (part 1 & 2) (6:43)
Ofo The Black Company - "Allah Wakbarr" (3:27)
African Music Machine - "Black Water Gold (Pearl)" (3:03)
The Headhunters - "God Make Me Funky" (9:38)
Ice - "Time Will Tell" (4:45)
Wisdom - "Nefertiti" (4:13)
Review: The main selling pint of this 16-track set - aside from the quality of the music on offer - is the way that it showcases both original African funk, Afrobeat and Makossa, and American funk and soul records that drew inspiration from those sounds. So while we're treated to genuinely killer cuts from the catalogues of Manu Dibango, Fela Kuti, King Sunny Ade & His African Beat and Tony Allen and the Afro Messengers, there's also space for the pioneering jazz-funk of Oneness of Juju and the Headhunters, a killer cover of 'Soul Makossa' by the Lafayette Afro-Rock Band, the Meters-ish brilliance of Nite-Liners 'Afro Strut', and the Clavinet-happy heaviness of Ice's impeccable 'Time Will Tell'. To borrow an old cliche, this compilation is, quite literally, all killer, no filler.
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This Is DJ's Choice Volume 4: Gu
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Cat: UNIQ 3111. Rel: 29 Feb 24
The Sweet Vandals - "Too Much" (4:23)
Diesler - "Revelations" (Jazz Invaders remix) (4:28)
The Bamboos - "Get In The Scene" (feat Ohmega Watts) (4:21)
Naomi Davis & The Knights Of Forty First Street - "Forty First Street Breakdowne" (3:26)
Eli Goulart E Banda Do Mato - "Sunny" (3:32)
Daddy-O - "Drumma Man" (2:58)
The Supersonics - "The Chosen One" (3:53)
Sharon Jackson & The Soul Destroyers - "Fakin' It" (3:48)
Carlton Jumel Smith & Cold Diamond & Mink - "Remember Me" (4:09)
Jay Are - "It's Jay Are" (feat Tiffany Page) (3:24)
Review: This Is DJ's Choice, Vol. 4 is another showcase of diverse funk sounds from various artists that blend genres and styles into something packed with potency. The whole thing is well programmed so that is plays out like a set, too, with everything from soulful melodies to infectious beats. The album spans funk, jazz, reggae, and electronic music that is perfect for parties or playlist additions alike. The Bamboos's 'Get In The Scene' (feat Ohmega Watts) is a nice lithe sound, The Supersonics brings some big brass energy on 'The Chosen One' and Sharon Jackson & The Soul Destroyers keep it raw with 'Fakin' It'.
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Funky Chicken: Belgian Grooves From The 70's Part 1
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Cat: SDBANLP 01. Rel: 05 Nov 14
Chakachas - "Stories"
Mad Unity - "Funky Tramway"
Rene Costy - "Ostinato Bass"
Alex Scorier - "Topless"
Open Sky Unit - "Sunshine Star"
Plus - "Gimme Some More Of That"
Andre Brasseur - "Funky"
Chicken Curry & His Pop Percussion Orchestra - "Librium"
Placebo - "Balek"
Les Helions - "Music & Co"
Black Blood - "Avenue Louise"
SSO - "Tonight's The Night" (feat Douglas Lucas & The Sugar Sisters)
Nico Gomez & His Afro Percussion Inc - "Ritual"
Andre Brasseur - "Saturnus"
Chocolat's - "El Caravanero"
Review: Should you ever want to discover what was happening musically in Belgium in the "black hole" period between the variety orchestra movement of the '60s and the electronic music revolution that took place in the late '70s onwards, Funky Chicken is the gateway. This compilation - the first of two plus a ton of accompanying 7" samplers - superbly documents the various clusters of talented session musicians based throughout Belgium dabbling in all manner of funk, Latin, soul, psychedelia and more. Some acts you will know, like Placebo whose music has been the subject of a reissue programme from Music On Vinyl, but there are still plenty of curios and forgotten gems to discover like Open Sky Unit and the sublime orchestral funk of "Tonight's The Night" by SSO.
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Played by: Jonny Drop, Hristo
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Harde Smart Volume 2: Flemish & Dutch Grooves From The 80's
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Cat: SDBANCD 18. Rel: 21 May 24
Mixtape (CD 1: mixtape)
Step By Step - "Ik Laat Me Niet Belazeren" (CD 2: bonus CD with Full Length tracks)
Monica Rypma - "Ik Hou Veel Van Jou"
Bloedgroep O - "Slow Motion"
Francis Verdoodt - "Tegelliedje & Herrie/Gevaarlijk" (Harde Smart edit)
Rob Glotzbach - "Hoofdstuk 1"
Noodweer - "De Toekomst Laat Me Koud"
Jan Hautekiet - "Nachttrafiek"
Peter Praet & Praters - "Enkel Proberen"
Omar & The New Sound - "Drugs"
Joost Belinfante - "Zonder Woorden"
De DIV - "Teken De Tijd"
MAM - "Ongelofelijk"
Cocododo - "Roekoe"
Kurt Van Eeghem - "Cool He, Jongen"
Nadagen - "Onder 4 Ogen"
Mensen Blaffen - "Braziliaanse Woud"
Wim De Craene - "Hoor"
Review: Five years ago, Sban Records unleashed Harde Smart, a fine collection of Flemish and Dutch records of the 1970s heavily influenced by Black American funk, soul, and dance music. This belated follow-up focuses on the 1980s, a decade in which the influence of American AOR, disco-rock, boogie, synth-pop and electro could be heard across plenty of releases by Dutch and Belgian bands. Highlights include the blue-eyed, synth-powered dreaminess of 'Drugs' by Omar & The New Sound, the P-funk-influenced flavours of Joost Belinfante's 'Zonder Woorden', the Zouk-splashed tropical boogie of De Div's 'Teken De Tijd', and the post-punk new-wave eccentricity of Nadagen's 'Onder 4 Ogen', which sounds like a Dutch take on Sheffield band Chakk.
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Saigon Supersound: Volume 2 1964-75
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Saigon Supersound: Volume 2 1964-75 (gatefold 2xLP with obi-strip)
Cat: SSS 02. Rel: 08 Oct 18
Carol Kim - "Sai Gon" (3:11)
Son Ca - "Khi Tinh Yeu Den" (4:15)
Van Son - "Co Tay Den" (4:13)
Elvis Phuong - "Loan Mat Nhung" (5:16)
Thanh Tuyen - "Con Gai Cua Me" (3:41)
Thanh Thuy - "Trang Mo Ben Suoi" (4:24)
Phuong Dung - "Khuc Hat An Tinh" (4:47)
Thanh Lan - "Sang Rung" (4:49)
Son Ca - "Thon Trang Mo Hoi Trang Tron" (2:58)
Tuy Phuong - "Xin Le Cuoi Em" (3:47)
Champagne - "Funky Do" (3:05)
Hung Cuong & Mai Le Huyen - "Tai Anh Hay Tai Em" (3:29)
Connie Kim - "Tup Leu Ly Tuong" (5:02)
Truong Hai - "Duong Len Non" (4:24)
Mai Le Huyen - "Nho Minh Anh Thoi" (3:35)
Le Thu - "Mung Nang Xuan Ve" (3:10)
Phuong Dung - "Nhung Doi Hoa Sim" (4:43)
Kich Dong Nhac AVT - "Lo Tho To Lieu" (5:24)
Review: Frankfurt label Infracom presents the second edition of Saigon Supersound. The bustling Vietnamese capital at the time was often depicted as the 'Pearl of Southeast Asia' and it is here that the label presents more interesting tunes from a musical era that has long been obscured. Label boss Jan Hagenkoetter is delighted to dig deeper and share with you the beautiful music of this short but significant period in the country's history between 1954-1965. Its diversity explores Vietnamese bolero music, rock and roll influenced by American troops who brought their music to the city, plus traditional folk crossover, latin influences and satirical musical theatre.
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Fallin Off The Reel Vol III & IV
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Fallin Off The Reel Vol III & IV (2xLP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: TS 022. Rel: 16 Jan 15
Lee Fields & The Expressions - "You're The Kind Of Girl" (3:53)
Liam Bailey - "Please Love Me" (2:51)
The Olympians - "The Rain Song" (3:51)
Lady - "Money" (3:34)
Bacao Rhythm &Steel Band - "PIMP" (3:08)
Qunestine Strong - "One Hundred Years From Now" (2:33)
Beau Williams - "I'll Be Home Soon" (3:34)
The Ghetto Brothers - "Girl From The Mountain" (4:21)
El Michels Affair - "Run Fay Run" (3:20)
The Original Brothers - "Blackout" (2:10)
Liam Bailey - "When Will They Learn" (3:01)
The Fabulous 3 - "Nightbird" (2:05)
Lee Fields & The Expressions - "Just Can't Win" (radio edit) (3:04)
The Olympians - "Stand Tall" (3:06)
Zafari - "King Masuru" (3:37)
Shirley Nanette - "All Of Your Life" (3:57)
Lady - "Good Lovin" (Hlic remix) (3:03)
Quincy Bright - "Stay The Night" (1:18)
Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band - "Laventille Road March" (3:07)
Lee Fields & His Band - "Fought For Survival" (3:06)
El Michels Affair - "Blind Love" (2:46)
Lady - "Get Ready" (Ticklah remix instrumental) (4:51)
Liam Bailey - "On My Mind" (3:25)
Lee Fields & The Expressions - "Faithful Man" (Bare Bones version) (3:43)
The Olympians - "How Can I Love (Now That You're Gone)" (3:42)
JD & The Evil's Dynamite Band - "Sunday Kind Of Love" (2:43)
Review: Williamsburg-based Truth & Soul Records is fast becoming one of the most reliable sources of modern soul and revivalist deep funk. Should you be unfamiliar with their output - and you should be, given that they set up shop in 2003 - this double LP trawl through the label's bulging back catalogue should be an essential purchase. Highlights are naturally plentiful, from the Cuban and Caribbean influenced instrumental brilliance of Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band's "Pimp", and the stripped-back deep soul of Beau Williams' "I'll Be Home Soon", to the raw, Hammond-heavy 60s jazz-funk of The Fabulous 3's "Night Bird" and fuzzy analogue afro-funk of Zafari's "King Masuru".
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Groove Of ESSR II: Funk Soul Disco & Jazz From Estonia
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Cat: FER 008. Rel: 09 Feb 23
Eesti TV & Raadio Estraadiorkester - "Meie Aeg" (instrumental) (4:04)
Marju Kuut & Apelsin - "Maskeraad" (3:01)
Laine - "Nuud On Mul Muusika" (3:32)
Raivo Parind & Eufoonia - "Hei, Paike!" (3:55)
Jaan Kumani Instrumentaalansambel - "Mind Veel Ei Ole" (instrumental short version) (3:21)
Collage & Apelsin - "Memme Vaev" (5:32)
Magnetic Band - "Liiklus" (2:42)
Ulle Ernits & Admiral - "Ma Tahan Olla Siin" (2:31)
Eesti TV & Raadio Estraadiorkester - "Malestus" (short version) (4:47)
Teravik - "Hoia Ennast Koos" (4:12)
Els Himma - "Veerev Paev" (3:14)
Pirita - "On See Hea" (instrumental) (4:30)
Review: There could have been no better way to escape the Soviet than through the music of the Groove of ESSR compilation series which now returns with a second volume. This time Funk Embassy serves up 11 cuts from between 1973 and 1984 and they are a mix of dance floor-ready sounds and more pensive material for somewhere else. Most of these tunes are getting their first-ever release here and the 12" comes with a 30-page booklet featuring some great background as well as thoughts from some of the artists. The likes of likes Gilles Peterson and DJ Tahira played tunes from the first one which tells you how good this series is.
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The Tarantino Experience Reloaded
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The Tarantino Experience Reloaded (gatefold yellow & red vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: FF 0005. Rel: 09 Dec 24
Fendermen - "Ghost Riders In The Sky" (4:39)
Geater Davies - "Sad Shades Of Blue" (4:10)
Joe Cocker - "Woman To Woman" (4:27)
Lobo - "Me & You & A Doig Named Bob" (3:04)
John Fred & His Playboy Band - "Judy In Disguise" (2:55)
Johnny Cash - "I Walk The Line" (2:43)
Golden Gate Quartet - "I'm Troubled" (2:56)
Guy Mitchell - "Singing The Blues" (2:23)
Duane Eddy - "Cannonball" (2:15)
The Surf Coronados - "Pipeline" (2:10)
Chris Farlowe - "Paint It Black" (3:29)
Screamin' Lord Such - "Murdered In The Graveyard" (2:58)
T Rex - "Jeepster" (4:04)
The Surfaris - "Wipeout" (2:13)
The Ventures - "Walk Don't Run" (2:58)
Nino Tempo & April Stevens - "Deep Purple" (2:44)
1910 Fruitgum Co - "Indian Giver" (2:35)
John Lee Hooker - "Boom Boom" (2:40)
Connie Francis - "Stupid Cupid" (2:12)
Julie Teicher - "These Boots Are Made For Walkin'" (2:51)
The Clovers - "Love Potion No 9" (1:49)
The Grass Roots - "Midnight Confessions" (2:47)
Dobie Grey - "The 'In' Crowd"
The Kingsmen - "Louie Louie"
Review: For Quentin Tarantino, music is as integral to his films as the visuals and dialogue. Fans can't imagine Reservoir Dogs without 'Stuck in the Middle with You' or Pulp Fiction without 'Misirlou' and now they can relive that magic as often as they want: The Tarantino Experience Reloaded celebrates his musical genius with remastered sound and stunning artwork. Tarantino explains his process saying, that "when I start a film, I go through my record collection to find the spirit of the movie," often discovering the perfect song for key moments. His soundtracks are just as exciting and groundbreaking as his films, creating unforgettable moments like Kill Bill's final showdown or Reservoir Dogs' torture scene. Many of them and more feature here.
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Merci Yaya Bongo: Les Groupes D'Animation Feminins Du Gabon 1982 - 1989 (reissue)
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Cat: SEC 017. Rel: 15 Apr 24
Missema - "Mbela Bongo" (7:28)
Groupe Kounabeli De Masuku & Patience Dabany - "Abaga Mbouga" (8:23)
Oyana Efiem Pelagie - "Biloa" (5:29)
Groupe D'Animation UFPDG - "Mpebe" (7:05)
Groupe D'Animation UFPDG - "Tchatcha Tchatcha" (6:18)
Kolikagie De Masuku - "Miali Mi Kolikagie" (6:01)
Mi Kouagna De Mounana - "Legnila Nde Obele" (6:55)
Groupe D'Animation Kakoula Djele De Bongoville - "Yaya Omar Bongo" (7:52)
Kounabeli De Mbilasuku - "Lekou Mobi" (6:46)
Groupe Kounabeli De Masuku & Orchestre Banowita - "Lessimbi" (6:49)
Patience Dabany - "Ayanga" (6:05)
Review: Merci Yaya Bongo: Female Animation Groups In Gabon 1982-1989 offers a spellbinding glimpse into Gabon's vibrant music scene of the 1980s. The compilation showcases the talent and creativity of several female groups and presents a diverse range of styles from Afrobeat to funk and disco. Tracks like 'Abaga Mbouga' and 'Yaya Omar Bongo' exude infectious rhythms and soulful melodies and highlight the unique sound of Gabonese music during this era. With its rare and obscure selections, this compilation serves as a valuable homage to the overlooked contributions of female artists in shaping the country's musical heritage.
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Tags: African | Soukous
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The Tarantino Experience Take 3
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The Tarantino Experience Take 3 (gatefold yellow & red vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: FF 0006. Rel: 09 Dec 24
Jose Feliciano - "California Dreamin'" (4:01)
The Friends Of Distinction - "Grazing In The Grass" (2:53)
Bobby Womack - "Across 110th Street" (3:46)
Dave Berry - "Little Things" (2:24)
Isaac Hayes, Gloria Gaynor - "You're The First The Last My Everything" (4:33)
Pumpkin Pie - "Stuck In The Middle With You" (3:23)
Pacific Gas & Electric - "Are You Ready?" (5:46)
The Miracles - "Love Machine" (3:03)
Dean Martin - "Rio Bravo" (3:01)
Billie Davis - "I Want You To Be My Baby" (2:41)
The Michael Zager Band - "Lets All Chant" (3:03)
Groove Heritage - "Theme From S W A T" (4:03)
Box Tops - "Cry Like A Baby" (2:33)
Brothers Johnson - "Strawberry Letter 23" (5:44)
The Delfonics - "Didn't I Blow Your Mind This Time" (3:17)
Paul Revere & The Raiders - "Good Thing" (3:12)
Ohio Express - "Chewy, Chewy" (2:35)
Zed Is Dead - "Theme From Shaft" (3:12)
The Chi-Lites - "Have You Seen Her" (4:47)
Eddie Floyd - "Knock On Wood" (2:59)
Lynn Anderson - "Stand By Your Man" (2:42)
Eddie Hodges - "I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door" (2:05)
Dolly Parton - "Letter To Heaven" (2:35)
Howlin' Wolf - "Somebody In My Home" (2:20)
Johnny & The Hurricanes - "Beatnik Fly" (1:44)
Review: This third part in an ongoing series of records to focus on the music of the films of Quentin Tarantino continues where Reloaded left off by offering a double album packed with iconic tracks. Featuring gems like Jose Feliciano's 'California Dreamin',' Bobby Womack's 'Across 110th Street' and The Brothers Johnson's 'Strawberry Letter 23,' it celebrates Tarantino's unparalleled ability to pair music with storytelling. Songs from Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill: Vol. 1, Jackie Brown, Reservoir Dogs, Death Proof and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood all feature here on hello w and red vinyl and create a sonic tribute to one of cinema's greatest visionaries. With stunning artwork and remastered sound, this is a superb document of some of film's most famous musical moments.
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Down & Wired 7: A Dose Of Psychedelic Funk & Blue Eyed Soul
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Down & Wired 7: A Dose Of Psychedelic Funk & Blue Eyed Soul (limited LP + insert + MP3 download code)
Cat: PT 068LP. Rel: 03 Oct 24
The General Store - "Love Is You" (2:35)
The Comin Generation - "Hey Girl" (2:42)
Function - "Free Style" (2:30)
The Third Stone - "Happiness Is Coming" (2:49)
Whiz Kids - "Take" (2:39)
Dandy King - "Flowers, Peace & Love" (2:32)
Synod - "Places To Do" (previously unreleased) (4:17)
Prisma - "Daybreak" (6:07)
The Soul Society - "Watcha Gonna Do" (1:57)
The Vestells - "Won't You Tell Me" (2:42)
The Villagers - "Girl For Sale" (previously unreleased) (2:04)
Review: Down & Wired 7: A Dose Of Psychedelic Funk & Blue Eyed Soul is a gold mine of rare 60s gems, carefully curated for lovers of soul, psychedelic and garage rock. This compilation, released by Perfect Toy Germany, offers a cost-effective way to enjoy tracks that would otherwise be difficult and expensive to acquire, with original copies often fetching hundreds of dollars. Highlights include The General Store's "Love Is You," a fusion of psychedelic rock and funk that sets the tone for the collection. The Comin Generation follows with the swinging 60s vibe of "Hey Girl," while Function's "Free Style" delivers a funky riff-driven groove. Tracks like The Third Stone's 'Happiness Is Coming' and Whiz Kids' 'Take' continue the journey through the era's diverse sounds. Songs like Dandy King's 'Flowers Peace Love' and Synod's 'Places To Do,' this compilation is perfect for anyone looking to explore the eclectic sounds of 60s rock and soul.
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Psyched Out Grooves From Hungary 1969-1972 (B-STOCK)
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Psyched Out Grooves From Hungary 1969-1972 (B-STOCK) (hand-numbered LP + insert limited to 300 copies)
Cat: BUBE 050 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
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Bergendy - "Randevum Lesz Delutan" (2:31)
Neoton - "Majd Ha Nem Leszek" (3:00)
Kek Csillag - "Ki Volt Ez Az Ember?" (3:27)
Meteor - "Kivanj Te Is Nekem Szep Joejszakat" (3:03)
Apostol - "Az Esti Utcan" (4:56)
Kex - "Elszallt Egy Hajo A Szelben" (3:48)
Non Stop - "Szelid Tuzek" (4:23)
Echo - "Boldogsagbol Epitettem" (2:37)
Juventus - "Egy Pont A Terben" (4:56)
Scampolo - "Levegoben" (3:13)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Slight surface marks ***


Hungarian outfit Budabeats proudly present Psyched Out Grooves From Hungary (1969-72), their latest compilation tracking the emergence and sure formation of psychedelic rock in Hungary. In the label's own words, "there were barely any drugs in Hungary to begin with", and we take this to be precisely the point. Psychedelia isn't a state that should rely on drugs as a crutch: no, there was something already dormant, but primed for the teasing, in the Hungarian psyche, that lent to its acquired taste for psych in the 60s and 70s. With contributions from "an undercurrent of smaller, semi-professional bands" who persisted in the shadow of a select few huge names, who dominated by dint of their sponsorship by the one, state-owned major label, this comp betrays an insider's knowledge and then some, with highlights from Non-Stop, Sampolo, Neoton, Apostol and Kex standing out as peak-quality Hungarian psych, despite none of these bands ever receiving a breakthrough. Such songs and bands were "the exception, not the norm", the "illusion of a scene".
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Psyched Out Grooves From Hungary 1969-1972
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Psyched Out Grooves From Hungary 1969-1972 (hand-numbered LP + insert limited to 300 copies)
Cat: BUBE 050. Rel: 02 Oct 24
Bergendy - "Randevum Lesz Delutan" (2:31)
Neoton - "Majd Ha Nem Leszek" (3:00)
Kek Csillag - "Ki Volt Ez Az Ember?" (3:27)
Meteor - "Kivanj Te Is Nekem Szep Joejszakat" (3:03)
Apostol - "Az Esti Utcan" (4:56)
Kex - "Elszallt Egy Hajo A Szelben" (3:48)
Non Stop - "Szelid Tuzek" (4:23)
Echo - "Boldogsagbol Epitettem" (2:37)
Juventus - "Egy Pont A Terben" (4:56)
Scampolo - "Levegoben" (3:13)
Review: Hungarian outfit Budabeats proudly present Psyched Out Grooves From Hungary (1969-72), their latest compilation tracking the emergence and sure formation of psychedelic rock in Hungary. In the label's own words, "there were barely any drugs in Hungary to begin with", and we take this to be precisely the point. Psychedelia isn't a state that should rely on drugs as a crutch: no, there was something already dormant, but primed for the teasing, in the Hungarian psyche, that lent to its acquired taste for psych in the 60s and 70s. With contributions from "an undercurrent of smaller, semi-professional bands" who persisted in the shadow of a select few huge names, who dominated by dint of their sponsorship by the one, state-owned major label, this comp betrays an insider's knowledge and then some, with highlights from Non-Stop, Sampolo, Neoton, Apostol and Kex standing out as peak-quality Hungarian psych, despite none of these bands ever receiving a breakthrough. Such songs and bands were "the exception, not the norm", the "illusion of a scene".
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Duomo Sounds Ltd: Nigerian 80s Disco Music To Move Your Soul
VARIOUS
Cat: LIVST 005LP. Rel: 13 Dec 17
Christy Ogbah - "Advice" (6:31)
Johnny O - "Bazz Xmas Eve" (4:36)
Mike Umoh - "Look At Me" (5:28)
Mike Umoh - "Shake Your Body" (6:21)
Bindiga - "Disco Connection" (5:18)
Christy Ogbah - "Aimiuugwia" (4:59)
Bindiga - "Perfect Disco Machine" (6:02)
Bassey Black & The Natty Messiah - "On My Mind" (5:15)
Christy Ogbah - "Azomonfe" (5:43)
Godfrey Odili - "You Do Good For Yourself" (9:30)
Eunice Mokus Arimoku - "Ariro" (8:02)
Review: Between 1980 and '84, Duomo Sounds Ltd released some of the most inspired disco and boogie to come from Nigeria. This fine compilation from Odion tells the story of the label via a selection of the Humphrey Aniakor-founded imprint's finest moments. Although fuzzier and more lo-fi than the American and European records that inspired them, with the distinctive grooves of Afro-beat and Afro-funk never far away, the vast majority of these tracks are every bit as weighty and floor-friendly. Highlights include Mike Umoh's immaculate "Shake Your Body", the Moog-laden Christy Ogbah slow jam "Aimiugwah", the Clavinet-happy bounce of Bindiga's "Perfect Disco Machine" and the celebratory silliness of Johnny O's festive "Bazz Xmas Eve".
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 in stock $48.18
Calabar-Itu Road: Groovy Sounds From South Eastern Nigeria (1972-1982)
VARIOUS
Calabar-Itu Road: Groovy Sounds From South Eastern Nigeria (1972-1982) (limited 2xLP in silk screen sleeve + 44 page booklet)
Cat: CRZR 1004LP. Rel: 24 Nov 16
Isadico Dance Band Of Nigeria Led By Isaiah Disckson - "Mbre Isong" (intro) (2:20)
Cross River Nationale - "Nyong Eyen Unen" (6:04)
The Visitors - "Eyen Erong Nwa" (4:54)
Mansion - "Akam Itoro Abasi" (4:00)
Monica Isaac - "Akananwan Isong Idung" (3:31)
Emmanual Ntia & His Eastern Star Dance Band - "Top Eyop Odo" (5:04)
The Sea Lions - "Akwa Idim" (5:04)
Charles Duke - "Suk Usan Idang" (Cross River Radio interlude) (2:14)
Isadico Dance Band Of Nigeria Led By Isaiah Disckson - "Eti Eyeneka" (6:30)
The Doves - "Akan Anwan Isong Idung" (3:27)
Mari Afi Usuah & The South Eastern State Cultural Band - "Mma Ama Mbo" (3:51)
Sunny Risky & The Vitamin Explosion - "Atak Mfat Eyen" (5:03)
Chief Inyang Henshaw & His Top Ten Aces - "Eseme Ikpong" (5:48)
Etubom Rex Williams & His Nigerian Artistes - "Ererimbot Afayung Oko" (6:25)
Bustic Kingsley Bassey's Anansa Engineers - "Journey To Luna" (9:58)
Review: For their latest tribute to Nigeria's booming music scene of the '70s and early '80s, Comb & Razor Sound has decided to do things differently. Whereas most compilations of vintage Nigerian grooves focus on music made in and around the bustling city of Lagos, Calabar-Itu Road looks instead at tracks made and released by those in South Eastern Nigeria. In true crate-digging fashion, the two records here - featuring tracks from previously unheralded stars of the "Calabar" scene, including Etubom Rex Willians and Cross River Nationale - come accompanied by a thoroughly researched, 44-page booklet telling the story of the region's love affair with popular music. If you're interested in African funk, soul and disco, it should be an essential purchase.
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Tags: African | Afrobeat | Afro Funk
 in stock $32.22
Naino Naino!: Spanish Gipsy Soul Funk 1971-1978
VARIOUS
Cat: ADC 012LP. Rel: 14 Mar 22
Peret - "Chavi" (3:52)
Las Grecas - "Achilipu" (2:30)
El Luis - "Yo Te Lo Digo Cantando" (2:53)
Los Chorbos - "Vuelvo A Casa" (4:24)
Chango - "Aleluya" (3:37)
Dolores Vargas "La Terremoto" - "La Borracha" (4:21)
Bambino - "Ven Aqui Junto A Mi" (2:53)
Tony El Gitano - "Ole Mi Nina!" (2:17)
Mundo Gitano - "Calo Cali" (3:00)
Tonino Y Sus Rumberos - "Capricho" (2:50)
Los Troncos - "Tu Cara Ya No Veo" (3:03)
Los De La Trocha - "Sinceridad" (3:06)
Morucha - "Que Mareo" (3:01)
Paco Paco - "A Meter Gol" (2:41)
Review: Flamenco rumba fusion from Latin America became Catalan rumba thanks to the inspirations that came over from Cuba and Puerto Rico in the early 1960s. Add in the pop sounds from the British Invasion and American pop of the late 1960s and you have this rich melting pot of rhythm and sound that makes up this collection of so-called Spanish gypsy soul and funk from the seventies. It is a colourful and freewheeling collection that takes in intoxicating sounds like Dolores Vargas's 'La Terremoto La Borracha' next to the instrumental funk of Bambino's 'Ven Aqui Junto A Mi' and plenty more besides.
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Asiko Tito
VARIOUS
Cat: JAH 002. Rel: 12 Mar 25
Jazzhole Collective - "Odun Yii" (feat Queen Oyedele) (5:37)
Duro Ikujenyo & The Age Of Aquarius - "Oyeku" (feat Keziah Jones) (4:33)
Duro Ikujenyo & The Age Of Aquarius - "Ase" (feat Ayo Odia - remix) (4:03)
Kunniran Knn & Afara Oyin - "Ribadun?" (feat Biodun Batik) (4:46)
Sina Bakare - "Mo Duro Gedegbe" (feat YS Akinibosun) (4:36)
Prince Eji Oyewole - "If You No See Me" (4:27)
Duro Ikujenyo & The Age Of Aquarius - "Orisirisi" (4:32)
Jazzhole Collective - "Tribute To Haruna Ishola" (feat Teacha Okudepe) (5:26)
Kunniran Knn & Afara Oyin - "Ogun Jaa" (5:19)
Duro Ikujenyo & The Age Of Aquarius - "Alo" (feat Ayo Odia - dub mix) (3:27)
Review: Asiko Tito is one of many lost gems of Nigerian music. It has been curated by Lagos' legendary Jazzhole and feature music first recorded in the late 90s. The 10-track compilation captures Afrobeat, Yoruba-funk, Afro-funk, highlife and spiritual jazz gems that reflect Lagos' rich musical tapestry. Each track blends traditional rhythms with modern influences which are the hallmarks of the city's vital scene. Jazzhole is a label led by Olakunle Tejuoso and his son and has been a cultural institution for over 30 years thanks to its championing of African and Afro-diasporic sounds. This is another welcome reissue that reminds us of Nigeria's enduring creativity.
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Tags: Afrobeat | Afro Funk
 in stock $33.05
Le Grand Ouest 1978-1988
VARIOUS
Cat: LEVC 002. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Bleu Nuit - "Spanish Harlem" (4:10)
Sepia - "Stress" (3:52)
Bleu Nuit - "En Bas De Chez Toi" (live) (4:17)
Les Espions - "Casse-Tete Jungle" (3:45)
Avel Nevez - "Naufrage" (part 1) (3:50)
Claude Robert Hit Orchestra - "Dance The Disco Sound" (2:29)
Marie-Ange Cousin - "Molle Ouate" (5:18)
Quai 21 - "Music Man" (3:26)
Maderson - "Tourne La Page" (4:20)
Review: Le Grand Ouest is a stunning compilation, spotlighting the vibrant yet underappreciated music scene of Western France between 1978 and 1988. Covering the Brittany, Normandy and Pays-de-la-Loire regions, the album offers a unique window into the diverse countercultures and indie movements that thrived in the 80s. The featured tracks are a blend of rock influences, American inspirations and hints of local folk, all filtered through a distinctly French lens. The compilation manages to capture the raw, DIY spirit of the era, highlighting tracks recorded in unconventional settings like bunkers and caravans. This project is the result of years of meticulous research, diving deep into local archives to uncover forgotten gems and even unearthed demo tapes. The compilation conveys a sense of unity and friendship among the bands, reflecting the joy of creating music together. Compared to its predecessor, Le Grand Sud-Est, which focused on funkier vibes, Le Grand Ouest feels more introspective and mellow.
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TK Breaks 101
VARIOUS
Cat: TKB 001. Rel: 27 Jan 25
Timmy Thomas - "Why Can't We Live Together" (4:36)
Gwen McCrae - "90% Of Me Is You" (2:49)
Facts Of Life - "Givin' Me Your Love" (3:50)
Peter Brown - "Dance With Me" (5:22)
T-Connection - "Groove To Get Down" (4:09)
Clarence Reid - "Living Together Is Keeping Us Apart" (3:02)
Raw Soul Express - "Dedicate All My Love" (3:55)
Milton Wright - "Keep It Up" (4:07)
Betty Wright - "Clean Up Woman" (2:44)
Robin Kenyatta - "You" (5:14)
Review: 'Breaks' compilations featuring classic funk, soul and disco cuts with drum-breaks that could be doubled-up or sampled by DJs and producers, were once a mainstay of hip-hop culture. These days, far fewer are released, making this excellent collection of break-sporting gems from legendary Miami label T.K Records (and its T.K Disco offshoot) a pleasing development. Regardless of whether you're a hip-hop turntablist or not, there are tons of bona fide classics on show, from the impassioned call for peace that is Timmy Thomas's peerless 'Why Can't We Live Together' and the bubbly, reggae-tinged disco brilliance of Peter Brown's 'Dance With Me', to the regularly-sampled soul wonder that is Betty Wright's 'Clean Up Woman' and the strings-and-synths-laden excellence of 'Keep It Up' by Milton Wright.
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Fintou
Fintou (LP)
Cat: HC 85LP. Rel: 15 Jan 25
Retard (3:36)
Koliko (3:44)
Raler (feat Clara Serra Lopez) (3:48)
Donne Un Peu (4:09)
Tu Sauras (feat Lomevio) (3:28)
C'est Pas Vrai (3:29)
Ca Ira (3:49)
Ready (3:29)
Garantie (3:27)
Midago (4:03)
Plus De Cafe (3:52)
Review: Hot Casa has always been a proverbial hot pot of international sounds from across several rhythmic and cultural worlds. The New Year starts off on a strong footing for the French crew with a new album from Afro funk collective Vandou Game. It finds them reaching outside their usual Togolese confines to take inspiration from across the Atlantic. The record was made in the legendary OTODI studio with Peter Solo on hand to add his expertise to a bunch of feel-good, horn-laced workouts that are laden with percussion, have endlessly catchy rhythms and plenty of soulful, authentic vocal charms.
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Tags: Afrobeat | Afro Funk
 in stock $32.22
Def Radio
Def Radio (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: OMNIVLP 12. Rel: 31 Oct 24
Eyes Don't Lie (4:17)
The Look Of Love (3:34)
Today (4:22)
Raid (3:16)
Layin' Low, Gettin' High (3:51)
What It Mean (2:59)
Hurt So Bad (3:37)
Heather (4:52)
Ital Jazz (5:04)
Still Making Memories (4:05)
Red Cactus (album version) (3:51)
Cuban Candy Sticks (4:31)
Review: Def Radio marks the return of Marc Mac's long-running Visioneers project. As ever with Visioneers, this record reimagines the default stock of hip-hop's best-stocked jukebox, often beginning from scratch and/or working around a central sample, to either recontextualise a classic or come up with a new song; whatever the case, the key hallmark of a Visioneers album is its live instrumentation, with flaunts a *gauche et droite* mastery over hip-hop's laggard swing. Where this would usually handled by the chance placement of the sample snippet on the timeline alone, here it (sounds) actually drummed in. On Def Radio, lead tune 'The Look Of Love' predominates with its three-note ostinato and unhurried beat flaneur, whilst runner-ups 'Layin' Low, Gettin' High' and 'Cuban Candy Sticks' also stick out as salient among the troupe.
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Night Cruise
Cat: URDC 132. Rel: 17 Dec 24
Channel2 (4:05)
Tonight Is Boogie Back Nice Vocal (4:13)
R308 (4:49)
Switch (3:53)
Mo Money Mo Problems (3:51)
Cruisin' (4:16)
Don't Let Me Down (feat KZ) (3:50)
Just Begun (3:29)
Tsutsumi Komu Youni (5:01)
Review: Osaka's acclaimed jazz-funk band Wa Yo Set are back with a highly anticipated third album. This release marks the arrival of another gem that captures the essence of the group's signature urban folk sound, or as they call it 'ADM, Acoustic Dance Music. Seamlessly blending influences from jazz, hip-hop and r&b, the record is a dynamic and multidimensional musical trip with an innovative crossover of styles that all push boundaries. There are wiggling instrumental funk workouts, fly moments of introspection like 'Tonight Is Boogie Back Nice Vocal' and much more besides.
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Euphoria
Cat: NW 006. Rel: 16 Nov 23
Euphoria (Ballad)
The More I Love My Life (feat Carlos Santana & Sting & Stevie Wonder)
Hungry 4 U
Take My Breath Away
Close To My Heart
Baby Let's Go
Break Free
Show Me How To Love Again
So Beautiful
I'd Rather Dance With You (feat Cornell CC Carter)
Euphoria (feat Carlos Santana - part 1 - part 2 Jam)
Review: Narada Michael Walden is now 71 years old and has enjoyed a hugely successful career, with his CV boasting extensive work with Quincy Jones, years spent playing with jazz-funk greats, a stint as journey's drummer, and - perhaps most significantly - production credits on huge 1990s releases by Whitney Houston, George Benson and Mariah Carey. Yet instead of retiring or resting on his laurels, he's turned to writing, recording and producing his own music. Euphoria is an undeniably funky, accessible and pop-tinged affair, with Walden adding his own vocals to backing tracks that sit somewhere between 21st century revivalist disco, nu-disco, prime Prince and Radio 2-friendly AOR pop. As you'd expect from someone with his contacts book, there are some high-profile guests dotted across the album, most notably Carlos Santana, Sting and Stevie Wonder.
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Tags: Pop Disco
 in stock $14.84
The Collection 1977-1994
Cat: R2 726786. Rel: 28 Nov 24
War Is Coming! War Is Coming! (Disc 1: Platinum Funk)
I Got You
L.A. Sunshine
River Niger
Slowly We Walk Together
Platinum Jazz
Galaxy (Disc 2: Galaxy)
Baby Face (She Said Do Do Do Do)
Sweet Fighting Lady
Hey Senorita
The Seven Tin Soldiers
The Music Band (Disc 3: The music Band)
Corns & Callouses (Hey Dr Shoals)
I'm The One Who Understands
Good, Good Feelin'
Millionaire
All Around The World
You Got The Power (Disc 4: Outlaw)
Outlaw
The Jungle (Medley)
Just Because
Baby It's Cold Outside
I'm About Somebody
Cinco De Mayo
Peace Sign (Disc 5: Peace Sign)
East LA
Wild Rodriguez
I'm The One (Who Understands)
UB OK
Smile For Me
What If
Angel
Review: WAR's The Collection 1977-1994 is a deep celebration of the band's legacy, featuring five remastered albumsiPlatinum Funk (1977), Galaxy (1'977), The Music Band (1979), Outlaw (1982), and Peace Sign (1994)ishowcasing WAR's evolution as a "sophisticated pop machine" with their signature fusion of funk, soul, and rock. The box sets commemorate WAR's 55th anniversary and follow the success of their The World Is a Ghetto: 50th Anniversary Collector's Edition. The previously rare Platinum Funk, which includes hits like 'L.A. Sunshine', and Outlaw, featuring classics such as 'Cinco De Mayo', highlight the band's diverse musical prowess. With over 50 million records sold globally, WAR's rich sound continues to resonate, solidifying their status as one of music's seminal groups. Fans can anticipate these releases as a treasure box of rhythm and history.
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Live In Japan 1974
Cat: 060349 7820443. Rel: 06 Feb 25
The World Is A Ghetto
Southern Part Of Texas
The Cisco Kid
So
All Day Music
Don't Let No One Get You Down
Lotus Blossom
Gypsy Man
Band Intro
Intro To Slippin' Into Darkness: Lee Oskar
Slippin' Into Darkness
Me & Baby Brother
Shizuoka Chant
Where Was You At
Review: This two-disc set captures groundbreaking band at the peak of their live performance powers. Known for their genre-blending mix of funk, jazz, soul and rock, the band shines in this energetic recording, showcasing their tight musicianship and dynamic stage presence. The collection includes extended versions of fan favorites, with grooves that stretch and evolve in ways only possible in a live setting. Tracks like 'Slippin' Into Darkness' and 'The World Is a Ghetto' come alive with improvisational flair, while the interplay between the band members highlights their cohesive chemistry. The recording quality is excellent, preserving the raw energy of the performance while offering clarity that allows each instrument to shine. This live album serves as a time capsule of the era's musical innovation. Those who appreciate soulful, groove-laden live music, this is an essential band to have in your collection.
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Why Can't We Be Friends? (50th Anniversary Collector's Edition) (Record Store Day RSD 2025)
Don't Let No One Get You Down (3:56)
Lotus Blossom (3:56)
Heartbeat (4:00)
Lonnie Dreams (Leroy's Latin Lament - Medley) (3:10)
The Way We Feel (0:54)
La FIesta (3:24)
Lament (2:28)
Smile Happy (7:20)
So (4:56)
Low Rider (3:12)
In Mazatlan (2:54)
Why Can't We Be Friends? (3:43)
Zorro (bonus track) (5:35)
Don't Let No One Get You Down (Unedited mix) (6:31)
Roam & Ramble (bonus track) (9:07)
Low Rider (9:28)
So (Unedited mix) (9:47)
Oatmeal Box (bonus track) (5:50)
Heartbeat (16:55)
The Making Of "Why Can't We Be Friends?" (22:54)
Review: This special Anniversary Edition celebrates the groundbreaking band War's 55th year with a remastered version of the original album by legendary engineer Bernie Grundman. The iconic, multi-million selling, Billboard 200 Top Ten original has plenty of seminal WAR classics such as 'Low Rider' and the title track 'Why Can't We Be Friends?' and next to this eon disc one is a second disc filled with unreleased tracks from the original sessions, along with unedited mixes that offer deeper insight into the group's creative process. Blending funk, soul, jazz, pop and Latin influences, this genre-defying band has remained a cornerstone of Los Angeles's scene for over five decades.

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 in stock $66.10
The Vinyl 1977-1994 (Record Store Day Black Friday RSD 2024)
The Vinyl 1977-1994 (Record Store Day Black Friday RSD 2024) (limited silver, yellow, red, purple & orange vinyl 5xLP + booklet in slip-case)
Cat: 060349 7822768. Rel: 02 Dec 24
War Is Coming! War Is Coming! (LP1: Platinum Funk)
I Got You
LA Sunshine
River Niger
Slowly We Walk Together
Platinum Jazz
Galaxy (LP2: Galaxy)
Baby Face (She Said Do Do Do Do)
Sweet Fighting Lady
Hey Senorita
The Seven Tin Soldiers
The Music Band (LP3: The music Band)
Corns & Callouses (Hey Dr Shoals)
I'm The One Who Understands
Good, Good Feelin'
Millionaire
All Around The World
You Got The Power (LP4: Outlaw)
Outlaw
The Jungle (Medley): Beware It's A Jungle Out There/The Streets Of Walls/The Street Of Lights/The Street Of Now
Just Because
Baby It's Cold Outside
I'm About Somebody
Cinco De Mayo
Peace Sign (LP5: Peace Sign)
East LA
Wild Rodriguez
I'm The One (Who Understands)
UB OK
Smile For Me
What If
Angel
Review: The Vinyl 1977-1994 is the latest special edition box set celebrating WAR's 50+ years of music. This collection includes Platinum Funk and Galaxy, both from 1977, The Music Band from 1979, Outlaw from 1982 and Peace Sign from 1984 and also features newly remastered tracks by Bernie Grundman and original artwork by Dave Van Patten. Spanning from the vibrant 'L.A. Sunshine' to the cosmic 'Galaxy' and diving into the depths of 'The Jungle' and 'All Around the World,' this set captures WAR's signature, genre-defying sound. Each album is unique and together this collection showcases the band's famous evolution.
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Now Playing
Now Playing (translucent red vinyl LP)
Cat: 060349 7826056. Rel: 29 Aug 24
Spill The Wine (feat Eric Burdon) (4:02)
All Day Music (4:01)
Slippin' Into Darkness (3:39)
Me & Baby Brother (3:21)
The Cisco Kid (3:41)
The World Is A Ghetto (3:59)
Low Rider (3:09)
Why Can't We Be Friends? (3:49)
Summer (3:59)
Galaxy (5:18)
Review: War's signature sound blends rock, funk and r&b and is best exemplified by hits like 'The Cisco Kid' and the iconic anthem 'Why Can't We Be Friends?' Each track showed the group have great versatility and enduring appeal across genres as well as a fine ability to write catchy hooks and lay down infectious grooves. This compilation is a tribute to War's legacy and one that showcases their unique ability to meld different musical styles into an array of unforgettable hits. It comes on a nice translucent red vinyl, too.
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 in stock $22.40
Greatest Hits (reissue)
Greatest Hits (reissue) (sea blue vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: 081227 815639. Rel: 22 Jul 24
All Day Music
Slippin' Into Darkness
The World Is A Ghetto
The Cisco Kid
Gypsy Man
Me & Baby Brother
Southern Part Of Texas
Why Can't We Be Friends?
Low Rider
Summer
Review: War's timeless fusion of Latin, jazz, pop and soul resonates anew with the reissue of their seminal albums. Celebrating their 55th anniversary, War's influence remains palpable in American music. Their self-titled debut in 1971 hinted at their distinctive sound, but it was 1971's All Day Music that defined their groove with hits like 'Slippin' Into Darkness' and 'Baby Brother.' The blend of Lee Oskar's harmonica and Charles Miller's saxophone set them apart, crafting unforgettable melodies that feel just as vibrant today. Subsequent classics such as 'Cisco Kid,' 'Why Can't We Be Friends?' and the iconic 'Low Rider' showcase their enduring appeal. Despite later challenges, War's music continues to shine, showing their innovative spirit and enduring legacy on this reissued collection. Not only a great band but a cultural phenomenon to the people of Los Angeles.
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Danny Ward & Reality (reissue)
Cat: JAZZR 027. Rel: 28 Sep 23
Rock Steady (5:13)
Affirmation (6:08)
Funky On My Back (7:05)
Get It All (5:03)
Masquerade (8:42)
God Made Me Funky (5:18)
Review: Jazz Room Records is back with another high class reissue of an album that is considered to be a grail by those who know. The story goes that back in the late 70s in the Seattle area of the Pacific North West, Danny Ward & Reality were an oft called upon funky jazz collective for anyone throwing college or hardcore funk parties. Rather than just serving up covers of the day's big hits they offered proper musical trips though more considered fair from artists like George Benson. This album catches them at their best on one such mid-week gig in the summer of 1977.
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 in stock $10.07
Rainbow Deux
Rainbow Deux (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: BEWITH 034LP. Rel: 10 Sep 19
For The Rainbow (7:01)
Let Love In (6:06)
Sigh (4:15)
The Darkest Night (7:41)
Surrender Now (5:58)
Summer Is Her Name (4:42)
Are You Ready (3:45)
Streets (Keep Me Runnin') (6:32)
Samba Dreams (3:17)
Let's Go Deep (5:25)
We Should Be Laughin' (3:46)
Wishful Thinking (3:59)
Review: At the time of his passing in 2017, the late, great soul star Leon Ware was working on a new album with long-time collaborator Taylor Graves. Although he never finished it, Be With has decided to put together a final posthumous album that contains the five songs he finished for the set - which, impressively, include cameos from the likes of Kamasi Washington and Thundercat - and six cuts from an obscure, Japan-only CD from 2013. It's a wonderful listen from start to finish, with the Latin-tinged soul-jazz of "For The Rainbow", the head-nodding boogie business of "Sigh" and the synth-laden, strangely swung brilliance of "Are You Ready" amongst the highlights.
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 in stock $34.73
A Real Mother For Ya (reissue)
A Real Mother For Ya (reissue) (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile white vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 2767W. Rel: 11 Jun 24
A Real Mother For Ya (5:01)
Nothing Left To Be Desired (5:44)
Your Love Is My Love (4:37)
The Real Deal (4:53)
Tarzan (4:57)
I Wanna Thank You (6:08)
Lover Jones (5:23)
A Real Mother For Ya (Ben Liebrand Oldskool mix - bonus track) (3:20)
Review: Johnny "Guitar" Watson's 1977 funk album, A Real Mother For Ya, solidified his status as a master of the genre. Known for his exceptional guitar skills, Watson's album produced the international hit title track along with standout songs like 'Nothing Left To Be Desired' and 'Lover Jones.' This reissue also includes the 2020 Ben Liebrand Oldskool mix as a bonus track, adding a fresh perspective to Watson's timeless funk sound. Throughout his career, Watson influenced countless artists, including Jimi Hendrix, and earned a Grammy nomination for best contemporary blues album. Tragically, Watson passed away while touring Japan in 1996, leaving behind a legacy of innovation and groove. A Real Mother For Ya remains a standout example to Watson's musical genius. Available on black vinyl, this reissue ensures that Watson's electrifying sound continues to engage audiences for generations to come.
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Tags: Disco Funk
 in stock $33.90
Message In Our Music 1976-1983
WAXIST / VARIOUS
Cat: SOL 1004LP. Rel: 07 Nov 17
Harvell Guiton - "My Dream" (3:54)
Horizon - "They Don't Make-Em Like You" (3:50)
David Nathan - "Ain't Nothing Like The Love" (unreleased version) (4:03)
Billy Cole Aka Winston Francis - "Smile" (3:41)
Glen Missick & Lovespiration - "Message In Our Music" (2:50)
Sass - "Do It" (3:23)
The Harden Brothers - "Deep Inside Of You" (4:29)
Don Scott - "Love With Me" (2:54)
Jack Sass Band - "Where Is The Love (You Promised Me)" (2:56)
Review: After a series of exceptional singles, SOL Discos fire up the album engine for the very first time with this fantastic exploration of modern soul from the late 70s to early 80s. Curated by label founder Waxist, Message In Our Music features numerous exclusive reissues and unreleased cuts; David Nathan's swooning take on "Ain't Nothing Like The Love", The Harden Brothers' silky smooth "Deep Inside Of You" and the vital up-tempo positivity of Don Scott's "Love With Me" are just a handful of essentials on this immaculate collection. Complete with detailed notes, pictures and quotes from the original artists, SOL Discos have created something genuinely special here.
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Bartleby (Soundtrack)
Cat: JBH 090LP. Rel: 15 Sep 21
Bartleby 1 (4:39)
Bartleby 2 (2:16)
Bartleby 3 (1:26)
Bartleby 4 (1:14)
Bartleby 5 (3:36)
Bartleby 6 (3:28)
Bartleby 7 (4:01)
Bartleby 8 (1:03)
Bartleby 9 (2:00)
Bartleby 10 (1:45)
Bartleby 11 (1:14)
Review: This is the unreleased soundtrack from Bartleby, the British drama film from 1970 directed by Anthony Friedman. It was an adaptation of the short story Bartleby, the Scrivener; A Story of Wall-street by Herman Melville. The plot revolved around the young audit clerk Bartleby, who as a result of being overwhelmed by the pressures of modern life withdraws into his own world. 31 years later, there was another remake directed by Jonathan Parker, with Crispin Glover in the lead role. Sound wise, it is a' blissful mix of British pastoral jazz and serious drum, double bass and string action'.
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That Sweet Sweet Music
Paul WELLER / VARIOUS
That Sweet Sweet Music (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: XXQLP2 143. Rel: 26 Mar 25
The Headhunters - "God Made Me Funky" (2:47)
The I. B. Special - "Spanish Twist" (2:31)
The Valentines - "Breakaway" (2:32)
Collins & Collins - "Top Of The Stairs" (3:33)
The Spinners - "Dont Let The Green Grass Fool You" (3:59)
Syl Johnson - "Black Balloons" (2:37)
Peggy Scott & Jo Jo Benson - "Soulshake" (2:23)
Richie Havens - "I Can't Make It Anymore" (2:49)
The Exits - "You Got To Have Money" (2:41)
The Joneses - "Pull My String (Turn Me On)" (2:57)
The Dells - "Run For Cover" (3:02)
O.C. Smith - "On Easy Street" (2:28)
The Radiants - "It Ain't No Big Thing" (2:55)
Billy Stewart - "Summertime" (2:41)
Brother To Brother - "In The Bottle" (3:14)
Baby Huey - "Hard Times" (3:21)
Johnny Williams - "Maggie" (2:26)
Joe Simon - "When" (2:19)
James Carr - "Pouring Water On A Drowning Man" (2:36)
Roscoe Robinson - "That's Enough" (2:47)
Blackrock - "Blackrock Yeah Yeah" (2:54)
American Gypsy - "Golden Ring" (4:24)
Jon Lucien - "Search For The Inner Self" (3:46)
The Mist - "Life Walked Out" (2:26)
Betty Davis - "In The Meantime" (2:45)
Darrell Banks - "Beautiful Feeling" (3:27)
Review: Paul Weller of The Jam pens an unlikely soul missive in 4xLP compilation form, released through Ace. The British new wave and mod revivalist naturally grew up listening to soul music, though the likes of 'That's Entertainment' and 'Going Underground' hardly bear their imprinting marks. Having hassled Weller for years to compile such a thing, Ace now finally, happily deliver this biographic brain-pick. From James Carr's 1966 'Pouring Water On A Drowning Man' to 'Life Walked Out' by The Mist, we've a somewhat obscure selection here; but it's only natural for a man so immersed in 60s soul as a teenager that he'd go so far as to buy a Lambretta and vow never to take off his mohair!
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Manifestation
Manifestation (LP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7427. Rel: 19 Aug 24
Sweet Surrender (4:36)
Panic Button (4:40)
Storybook Love (3:42)
Laid Back Aphrodisiac (4:25)
True Love Is Forever (3:40)
Wiggle (long version) (2:28)
I Couldn't Be Me Without You (3:53)
Breakni' In A Brand New Heart (interlude) (0:56)
To The Top (3:21)
Young Hearts (3:53)
You're Supposed To Say You Love Me Too (5:19)
Before The Day You Were Born (5:33)
Review: Manifestation offers a poignant glimpse into the creative synergy between Maurice White and Preston Glass, offering previously unreleased gems from their prolific collaboration. As the visionary leader of Earth, Wind & Fire, White left an indelible mark on music, and this collection adds another dimension to his legacy. The album's twelve tracks, curated by Glass and David Nathan of Soul Music Records, exude White's trademark blend of soulful melodies and profound lyricism. From the infectious grooves of 'System Of Survival' to the soul-stirring ballads, each song reflects White's unparalleled talent and enduring influence. Manifestation serves as a fitting tribute to Maurice White's musical genius, offering fans a treasure trove of rare and captivating compositions. With its release, White's legacy continues to inspire and resonate across generations.
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The Barclay Sessions
The Barclay Sessions (3xLP box set + booklet)
Cat: 458930 6. Rel: 05 Sep 24
Handa Wanda (LP1) (4:33)
Smoke My Peace Pipe (Smoke It Right) (6:49)
Two Way Pak E Way (7:41)
Corey Died On The Battlefield (5:01)
(Somebody Got) Soul, Soul, Soul (6:15)
Oh When The Saints (8:32)
They Call Us Wild (LP2) (3:14)
New Suit (3:07)
Ah Anka Ting Tang Boo Shanka Boo (4:28)
Fire Water (3:40)
Injuns, Here We Come (5:07)
New Kinda Groove (3:58)
Jumalaka Boom Boom (5:15)
We're Gonna Party (3:02)
Ho Na Nae (5:01)
(My Big Chief Has A) Golden Crown (LP3) (6:06)
Shoo Fly (8:50)
Iko, Iko (3:22)
Meet The Boys On The Battlefront (2:24)
New Kinda Groove (remix) (5:21)
Ho Na Nae (remix) (6:04)
Review: To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Wild Magnolias' debut album, Decca Records from France is releasing a special vinyl box set that pays tribute to these legendary recordings. This limited-edition 3LP collection includes the two original Barclay albumsiThe Wild Magnolias and They Call Us Wildialongside four bonus tracks and two previously unreleased remixes. This beautiful set is presented on 140gm vinyl, is housed in a lift-off lid box that features the original album artwork for the first two LPs. Fans and collectors alike will appreciate this carefully curated release, which not only revisits the groundbreaking work of the Wild Magnolias but also adds fresh content to their storied legacy. The collaboration between Willie Tee, the New Orleans Project, and the commanding vocals of Bo Dollis brought the soulful energy of New Orleans to life, and these recordings remain some of the most dynamic and cherished representations of that spirit, even five decades later.
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Time Is The Answer (reissue)
Time Is The Answer (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: TWM 91. Rel: 06 Jun 23
Dance With Me (3:48)
My Life (3:54)
All I Want To Do Is Live (3:05)
The Rebels (7:17)
Say A Little Prayer (For The Children) (4:32)
Wonder How I Stayed Away (4:07)
The Traveller (2:38)
A Little More Love (3:02)
Tonite (4:19)
Review: Time Is The Answer is an undeniable Island Funk-Soul classic from Wildfire that now gets its first ever official reissue on vinyl. It was originally self-released back in 1980 on their own self titled label and now comes on nice heavyweight vinyl, which is just what it deserves. The band was well known in their day as leaders in their field thanks to famous performances all across Trinidad, Tobago, the Caribbean, US Virgin Islands and French Guadeloupe. The dropped four albums in all and plenty of top-selling singles and this one is one of the best - a fine mix of funk, soul and disco with glorious grooves and magical melodies as well as buttery smooth vocals.
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Time Is The Answer (reissue)
Time Is The Answer (reissue) (180 gram clear vinyl LP limited to 100 copies)
Cat: TWM 91C. Rel: 06 Jun 23
Dance With Me (3:46)
My Life (3:56)
All I Want To Do Is Live (3:02)
The Rebels (7:12)
Say A Little Prayer (For The Children) (4:33)
Wonder How I Stayed Away (4:09)
The Traveller (2:39)
A Little More Love (3:03)
Tonite (4:18)
Review: Island funk and soul classic Time Is The Answer from the Wildfire band is getting reissued on both clear and black vinyl this month, with this being the super limited transparent version. It is a first-ever reissue for this much sought-after album and it arrives just in time for summer, which is when it sounds best, some 43 years after it was first self-released back in 1980 on their own self-titled label. The band was well known back in the 80s thanks to performances all across Trinidad, Tobago, the Caribbean, US Virgin Islands and French Guadeloupe. This is the best of the four albums they released - a warm and immersive blend of funk, soul and disco. .
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Together
Together (transparent green vinyl LP)
Cat: RG 018GREENTR. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Get Ready For This (4:29)
What Good Is A Song (3:50)
No, No One (5:11)
He Loves You Interlude (6:09)
There's Not A Friend (part 1) (4:28)
Touch My Life (4:52)
Monologue Together (7:38)
There's Not A Friend (part 2) (4:12)
Review: The timeless power of gospel music will never wane and if you want proof, listen no further than this fine reissue of Together by Gloster Williams and The King James Version. Originally released in 1977 on Gospel Roots Records, this classic album is now available once more on vinyl through Regrooved Records. Led by Gloster Williams, the choir blends traditional gospel with elements of soul and r&b to create uplifting and inspiring music. The title track, 'Together' is a real gospel favourite that is celebrated for its message of unity. Remastered from the original recordings, this high-quality vinyl reissue preserves the authentic sound so it's a great one to have on the racks for when you need a hit of emotion.
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African Dances (reissue)
Cat: MRBLP 168. Rel: 05 Jun 18
Cunny Jam Wayo (16:25)
Agboju Logun (11:42)
Gboro Mi Ro (7:43)
Review: Shina Williams' first album from 1979, African Dances, marked the moment where the Nigerian afrobeat artist would team up with 'His African Percussionists', to form one of the most sought-after sounds of the next decade. Taking inspiration from the Master Of Ceremonies, Fela Kuti, this album is just as loose and evocative as the legend's, and perhaps even a little more oriented towards the disco end of the spectrum. "Cunny Jam Wayo" is a classic afrobeat march, with its rolling drums popping off left, right and centre, while "Agboju Logun" offers a softer funk ride, and "Gboro Mi Ro" lifts the soul at the final moments with a truly memorable string of brass instruments and vocals. Cop this, not the L300+ original..!
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Color Him Father (Special Edition)
Color Him Father (Special Edition) (limited LP + 1-sided 12")
Cat: SJRLP 497. Rel: 25 Feb 22
Color Him Father (3:02)
I've Gotta Be Me (2:35)
The Chokin' Kind (2:22)
The Greatest Love (3:47)
A Handful Of Friends (3:03)
Everyday People (2:11)
Love Of The Common People (2:37)
Wheel Of Fortune (3:25)
The Days Of Sand & Shovels (3:57)
Birds Of A Feather (2:43)
Only The Strong Survive (2:59)
Traces (2:34)
Amen, Brother (2:35)
Say Goodbye To Daddy (2:51)
Mama's Song (3:23)
Amen Brother (extended mix) (2:50)
Review: Most people only know Washington, DC band The Winstons for the thing: the righteous drum break from their single 'Amen, Brother', which over the past four decades has become the backbone of countless hip-hop, breakbeat hardcore amd drum & bass tunes. That killer cut is not only featured on this much-needed first vinyl reissue of the band's long out of print 1969 debut album, Color Him Father - a genuinely brilliant collection of emotive soul songs - but, on this limited-edition version, also included in specially extended form on a bonus, dubplate-style single-sided 12-inch. This fully remastered version of the set also includes four extra tracks, all previously issued as singles, making it the definitive version of a vitally important album.
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Color Him Father (reissue)
Cat: SJRCD 497. Rel: 25 Feb 22
Color Him Father
I've Gotta Be Me
The Chokin' Kind
The Greatest Love
A Handful Of Friends
Everyday People
Love Of The Common People
Wheel Of Fortune
The Days Of Sand & Shovels
Birds Of A Feather
Only The Strong Survive
Traces
Amen, Brother
Say Goodbye To Daddy
Mama's Song
Review: As you may well be aware, the Winstons' most significant contribution to musical history was the righteous drum break featured on their 1969 single 'Amen, Brother', a breakbeat that has since become the backbone of countless hip-hop, hardcore and D&B tracks. Yet as good as that break is, there was always much more to love hidden in their catalogue, particularly debut album Color Him, Father. As this surprise reissue on CD proves, it is a genuinely brilliant collection of loved up East Coast soul songs - both dancefloor-friendly and downtempo - which on this edition has been expanded via the addition of a quartet of previous single-only cuts. This, then, is the definitive version of a vitally important soul album.
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Sogolo
Sogolo (opaque natural vinyl LP + autographed print (indie exclusive))
Cat: DD 0105. Rel: 12 Jun 25
Kamusale
Nadi
Queenless King
Tiponde Madzi
Bang Bang
Set Free
Mbangula Sesa
(In Memory Of) John
Dancer On A Trip
Nibani
Totally Devoted
Machiriso
Review: Zamrock pioneers WITCH continue their remarkable second act with Sogolo, a suitably fuzz-driven follow-up to their 2023 reunion album Zango. Recorded in Berlin during a rare break in their busy touring schedule, the album peers confidently into the future (its title drawn from a Zambian word meaning just that) without losing sight of the raw psych-funk energy they helped define in the 70s. Lead single 'Queenless King' sets the tone: perky, funky and full of bite, with frontman Jagari Chanda's powerful energy driving the band forward. The track explores the fallout of a bad marriage, anchored by a sublime bassline from producer Jacco Gardner and spaced-out synths from founding member Patrick Mwondela. WITCH are still pushing forward, turning decades of invention into something timely, vital and completely their own.
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Kuomboka (reissue)
Cat: SF 16. Rel: 06 Feb 24
Erotic Delight (5:28)
I Can Do Without You (6:16)
Believer Ma Lover (5:58)
Kuomboka (5:06)
Come Together (5:01)
More Sweat Than Sweet (5:19)
I Wanna See The Light (5:00)
Jah Let The Sun Shine (6:31)
Review: Zamrock, anyone? Often stylised as W.I.T.C.H, WITCH were one of the leading musical lights of post-colonial Zambia, a band that rose to prominence during the early-1970s, a particularly fertile period in the East African nation during which hopes for the future were incredibly bright. Independence leading to the blossoming of homespun ideas, culture, art and creativity. The story takes a tragic turn as the decade reached its final years, the economy collapsing and policymakers turning increasingly authoritarian. Like many in the 'scene', WITCH would fade, almost into obscurity, although the psychedelic rock-hued legacy they left survived, and then experienced a resurgence from 2012, when they reformed amid renewed interest. Kuomboka represents the group at the height of their fame, an album that still sounds packed with optimism, despite insidious changes in the air when it landed in 1976.
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His Ultimate Collection
Cat: 946171 19439. Rel: 21 Feb 23
Ain't No Sunshine (2:03)
Lean On Me (4:17)
Harlem (3:22)
Grandma's Hands (1:59)
Use Me (3:41)
Kissing My Love (3:46)
Sweet Wanomi (2:32)
Better Off Dead (2:16)
The Same Love That Made Me Laugh (3:25)
Lovely Day (3:49)
Just The Two Of Us (feat Grover Washington Jr) (3:58)
Who Is She (& What Is He To You?) (3:12)
Oh Yeah! (4:01)
Hello Like Before (5:22)
I Want To Spend The Night (3:39)
Heartbreak Road (3:09)
Review: For anyone Withering away at the lack of good music in their lives, wilt no more - this latest collection of Bill Withers' greatest hits captures some of the Virginian songster's earliest and best moments. 'Grandma's Hands', 'Harlem' and 'Lean On Me' all feature on the A (exploring early Withers, largely centred on his first album Just As I Am), while the B explores later Withers, leading with the undeniable classic 'Lovely Day'.
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The Jazz Soul Of Little Stevie
The Jazz Soul Of Little Stevie (hand-numbered 180 gram orange & blue splattered vinyl LP limited to 250 copies)
Cat: SRPD 0036SP. Rel: 15 Feb 24
Fingertips
Square
Soul Bongo
Manhattan At Six
Paulsby
Some Other Time
Wondering
Session Number 112
Bam
Review: Stevie Wonder's seminal The Jazz Soul Of Little Stevie album very much unveiled the budding talent of a musical prodigy. Released in 1962, this instrumental collection showcases Wonder's early mastery of jazz-infused melodies at the tender age of just 12 years old. With his harmonica prowess and soulful organ touches frost and centre, Wonder paints vivid tracks that belie his youth. Pieces like 'Fingertips' and 'Square' exude a playful energy, while 'Soul Bongo' delves into rhythmic complexity. Despite its brevity, the album foreshadows Wonder's illustrious career and undeniably set the stage for his future triumphs on Motown and beyond. It's a captivating glimpse into the early genius of a music icon.
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Definitive Collection
Definitive Collection (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: 602475 152729. Rel: 05 Dec 24
Fingertips (part 2) (3:11)
Uptight (Everything's Alright) (2:55)
Hey Love (2:44)
I Was Made To Love Her (2:36)
For Once In My Life (2:50)
My Cherie Amour (2:53)
Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours (2:39)
You Are The Sunshine Of My Life (single mix) (2:50)
Superstition (4:05)
Higher Ground (single edit) (3:10)
Living For The City (7:26)
You Haven't Done Nothin' (3:19)
Boogie On Reggae Woman (single mix) (4:09)
I Wish (4:05)
Sir Duke (3:54)
Master Blaster (Jammin') (4:39)
That Girl (5:08)
Do I Do (single edit) (4:58)
I Just Called To Say I Love You (single edit) (4:16)
Overjoyed (3:37)
Part-Time Lover (single edit) (3:38)
Review: Stevie Wonder's The Definitive Collection, now reissued on double vinyl, offers a broad overview of his remarkable career, initially compiled in 2002. . The collection highlights Wonder's versatilityipop, funk, soul, and jazz influences are all represented, with timeless tracks like 'Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours' and 'Sir Duke' standing out. While selections like 'Hey Love' and 'Overjoyed' may seem like odd inclusions when Stevie has had so many hits, the compilation still spans his career highlights, including smash hits like 'I Just Called to Say I Love You' and 'Part-Time Lover'. There are so many legendary songs, it's almost overwhelming - a great introduction to the breadth of Wonder's musical legacy.
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