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Cat: SEXMACHINE. Rel: 10 Sep 21
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The BIG Payback: BIG Poppa's Got A Brand New Bag (silver vinyl 7'')
Cat: BIGPOPPACOL. Rel: 11 Dec 20
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The BIG Payback: Sex Machine Gun Funk (silver vinyl 7")
Cat: SEXMACHINECO. Rel: 11 Dec 20
Played by: I Love Hip Hop
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Sex Machine Gun Funk/BIG Poppa's Got A Brand New Bag (silver vinyl double 7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: BIGSEXPACK. Rel: 22 Jun 20
Review: When it comes to mash-ups and unofficial reworks, sometimes the simplest ideas are the ones that make for the most effective versions. That's certainly the case here, as Soul Mates main man Amerigo Gazaway crafts four slabs of funk/hip-hop fusion fusing funky beats with hip hop accapellas plus the all essential instrumental versions...only 300 copies. Don't sleep !
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Cat: SEXMACHINE (B-STOCK). Rel: 10 Sep 21
B-STOCK: Record has very light surface marks/scratches, but otherwise in perfect working condition
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The BIG Payback: BIG Poppa's Got A Brand New Bag (yellow vinyl 7" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: BIG POPPAYELLOW. Rel: 16 Dec 19
Played by: Mako & Mr Bristow, I Love 45's!
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Cat: BIG POPPABLACK. Rel: 30 Mar 21
Review: When it comes to mash-ups and unofficial reworks, sometimes the simplest ideas are the ones that make for the most effective versions. That's certainly the case here, as Soul Mates main man Amerigo Gazaway crafts a fresh slab of funk/hip-hop fusion out of three key elements: a legendary Biggie Smalls acapella, sections lifted from James Brown classic "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" and his own head-nodding hip-hop beats. There's not much more to it than that, but the resultant cut, "Big Poppa's Got a Brand New Bag", sounds like a guaranteed dancefloor winner. The A-side version is the full vocal take, while the flipside is a Biggie-free instrumental mix.
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Review: Restocking probably the strongest 12" in this series. Killer extended versions from the Black Caesar soundtrack, classic tunes sampled heavily by Lord Finesse, Das Efx and others.
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Review: Sixth in the series or rare and previously unreleased James Brown funk tunes. Up first is a full length and unedited version, a full 7.19 minutes of the funk classic 'I Cant Stand Myself When You Touch Me', recorded in 1968 with his 'white' band the Dapps in 1967. Sampled by Schooly D on 'Its Like That'. Secondly, the previously unreleased and unedited version of 'Let Yourself Go' which was recorded in 1967 in the empty Latin Casino nightclub in New Jersey with the James Brown orchestra. Previously released as a single of only 2.50 minutes long. First tune on Side Two is the previously unreleased complete take of the classic 'Papa's Got a Brand New Bag' recorded in 1965. This is one of the earliest funk records of all time. This version is presented here for the first time in its original tempo and is nearly 7 minutes long. To finish it off is the previously unreleased and unedited version of 'Bring it Up (Hipsters Avenue)' which was recorded in 1966 with the James Brown Orchestra. You may recognize the Gangstarr sample from 'Manifest'. First time on vinyl for DJs with loud reproduction and full colour label. Contains fresh and unused breaks beats and samples!
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Review: Having enjoyed a successful 2020, DJ Soopasoul strides into the new year in confident mood via a fresh Soopastole Edits release focused on the work of one of his favourite artists, the Godfather of Soul himself, James Brown. Interestingly, the legendary artist doesn't actually feature all that much on the A-side vocal mix of 'Boston Drop', with Soopasoul limiting his involvement to a few excited yelps, grunts and instructions to the backing band. That's not necessarily a bad thing though, because the musical accompaniment - which can be admired further on the tight, DJ-friendly instrumental take - offers an enticing mixture of hard, sun-bright guitar licks, heavy drum-breaks, handclaps and chunky bass. Like the rest of the series, it sounds like a guaranteed floor-filler.
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The Boston Drop (reissue) (red vinyl 7" limited to 200 copies)
Cat: SSR 224RED. Rel: 30 Aug 23
Review: This is a much warranted reissue of another gem from the one and only DJ Soopasoul that finds him work his favourite artist, the Godfather of Soul himself, James Brown. Interestingly, the legendary artist doesn't actually feature all that much on the A-side vocal mix of 'Boston Drop', with Soopasoul limiting his involvement to a few excited yelps, grunts and instructions to the backing band. That's not necessarily a bad thing though, because the musical accompaniment - which can be admired further on the tight, DJ-friendly instrumental take - offers an enticing mixture of hard, sun-bright guitar licks, heavy drum-breaks, handclaps and chunky bass.
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Black Caesar: 45s Collection (double 7" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: DYNAM 7085/86. Rel: 12 Oct 20
Review: Dynamite Cuts latest double seven-inch presentation takes us back to 1973, and James Brown's often-overlooked soundtrack to Blaxploitation crime movie "Black Ceasar", a set previously described by one critic as "a full-frontal funk attack". What we get is four of the soundtrack's strongest cuts: electric piano solo-laden funk shuffler "Blind Man Can See", one of Brown's most celebrated and best-loved songs, "The Boss" (sample lyric: "look at me, what do you see? A bad mother!"), the softly sweet, strings-and-solo laden breeziness of "White Lightning", and the crunchy heavy funk strut of "Make It Good To Yourself". As the old saying goes: all killer, no filler.
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Black Caesar: 45s Collection (B-STOCK) (double 7" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: DYNAM 7085/86 (B-STOCK). Rel: 12 Oct 20
B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***
Dynamite Cuts latest double seven-inch presentation takes us back to 1973, and James Brown's often-overlooked soundtrack to Blaxploitation crime movie "Black Ceasar", a set previously described by one critic as "a full-frontal funk attack". What we get is four of the soundtrack's strongest cuts: electric piano solo-laden funk shuffler "Blind Man Can See", one of Brown's most celebrated and best-loved songs, "The Boss" (sample lyric: "look at me, what do you see? A bad mother!"), the softly sweet, strings-and-solo laden breeziness of "White Lightning", and the crunchy heavy funk strut of "Make It Good To Yourself". As the old saying goes: all killer, no filler.
… Read moreDynamite Cuts latest double seven-inch presentation takes us back to 1973, and James Brown's often-overlooked soundtrack to Blaxploitation crime movie "Black Ceasar", a set previously described by one critic as "a full-frontal funk attack". What we get is four of the soundtrack's strongest cuts: electric piano solo-laden funk shuffler "Blind Man Can See", one of Brown's most celebrated and best-loved songs, "The Boss" (sample lyric: "look at me, what do you see? A bad mother!"), the softly sweet, strings-and-solo laden breeziness of "White Lightning", and the crunchy heavy funk strut of "Make It Good To Yourself". As the old saying goes: all killer, no filler.
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Review: This James Brown 7" release is a must-have for any soul and funk aficionado. The Side-1, 'Never Can Say Goodbye' from the There It Is LP, is a quintessential Brown track with irresistible grooves, a punchy bassline, and killer horn lines that showing his creativity of funk. On Side-2, 'You Took My Heart' from Get Up Offa That Thing offers a lush, swinging rhythm with a captivating movement that highlights Brown's soulful versatility. Both tracks are presented on a highly desirable 7" vinyl, making it a perfect addition for DJs and rare groove enthusiasts. The grooves are tight, the energy is infectious and this release truly captures the essence of James Brown's legendary sound.
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Review: Get on Down conclude the series of deluxe 7" reissues from the vaults of Mr James Brown on their People Records sub label with a real gem from the Godfather Of Soul himself! A highlight of the Hot Pants LP, "Escapism" also holds historical importance as the record that launched Brown's People Records label in 1971 (from which Get on Down took the name for their own sublabel). The three part track will be instantly familiar with any JB scholars out there with the excitable funk frontman doing his trademark grunts and call and response patter over a parping sax and taut breakbeat.
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Get Up Offa That Thing (heavyweight neon pink vinyl 12")
Cat: PRO 010 COLOUR. Rel: 25 Oct 16
Played by: Thelonious Beats Gillespie, KS French
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Review: We Got To Change is an uncovered gem from James Brown, recorded in Miami at Criteria Studios on August 16, 1970. Featuring the original J.B.'s lineup, including Bootsy Collins, Catfish Collins, and Clyde Stubblefieldithe legendary Funky Drummerithe track was laid down in between some of Brown's most iconic releases like Sex Machine and Soul Power. With its unmistakable groove and fiery energy, this lost recording is an essential piece of Brown's storied career, capturing the raw funk sound that defined an era.
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Review: Edited version of one of the Godfather's best moments, 'Papa Don't Take No Mess'.
… Read morePlayed by: Classic 45's of Soul,Funk &
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Review: Fifth in the series of previously unreleased James Brown recordings. Side 1 is a previously unreleased long version of 'Can I Get Some Help', which adds an extra 3 minutes of this dancefloor and much sampled classic. Hip hop jams to use this break include Tim Dog on 'F--k Compton', Schooly D on 'Peace To The Nation', Ice T on 'Freedom Of Speech' and Kool G Rap + DJ Polo on 'Play It Cool'. Side 2 is a funk classic recorded in 1967 and previously only issued in much shorter form, in which JB for the first time gives each band member some due and Brown's sign off at the end wasn't just an ad libbed cue for the engineer. He really had to "Open the door and leave": immediately ahead lay advance promotion for the next nights gig ! Faithfully reproduced as it would have looked if it was released in the 60's!
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