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Singles
The Fast Freddie Roller King (reissue)
Cat: TKD 413. Rel: 22 Nov 24
Fast Freddie The Roller Disco King (6:09)
I Just Wanna Be Your Lovin' Man (4:24)
Review: 'Fast Freddie the Roller Disco King' is a tune that is as good as its title. It was originally a single by Little Anthony and the Imperials (as The Imperials), featuring none other than Prince on guitar, synth and keyboards. The track's base was recorded by Prince with Pepe Willie and Andre Cymone at Sound Palace Studios in New York with later vocal and instrumental overdubs by The Imperials. The B-side, 'I Just Wanna Be Your Lovin' Man,' is an early version of '10:15,' though Prince's involvement as guitarist on this one remains unclear. Either way, this is a brilliant reissue for disco and funk lovers.
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Tags: Disco Funk
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Last Night A DJ Saved My Life
Cat: SPEC 1877. Rel: 21 Apr 23
Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (Smeddles More Ass mix) (6:09)
Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (Smeddles More Ass dub) (5:22)
Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (vocal) (5:42)
Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (acappella) (3:11)
Review: Indeep's 1982 'Last Night A DJ Saved My Life' is a stone cold classic. It has been remixed several times over the years and never stops attracting new audiences with each passing generation. On this latest reissue we get the 1980s New York-based trio's still hard-to-beat original version as well as the acapella and Smeddles's More Ass mix and More Ass dub. They are subtle reworkings that tweak the original for a little more dancefloor heft but do nothing to distill its still golden charms and catchy hooks.
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Albums
Stereo Instrumental Music (reissue)
Cat: MUZLP 003. Rel: 25 Apr 25
Kemd'layey (5:45)
Meleyayet Mot Naw (7:58)
Zerafewa (6:32)
Shemonmuanaye (3:08)
Yezemed Yebada (3:55)
Hakim Zemose (4:53)
Yene F'qr (3:33)
Skaysi Y'ke'al'yu (4:49)
Turumbule (3:13)
Ay W'bet (7:25)
Asa'belashalehu (6:01)
Yenuro Meten'sh'n (4:19)
Review: The Ethiopian Ibex Band's 1976 album Stereo Instrumental Music is being re-released as a cornerstone of Ethiopian music. This record is credited with shaping the modern sound of Ethiopian music and the band's enduring influence can be felt in the works of legends like Aster Aweke, Girma Beyene and Mulatu Astatke. Created by Giovanni Rico and Selam Woldemariam, Stereo Instrumental Music is part of a significant legacy that challenges the idea of a "golden age" of Ethiopian music and highlights the constant evolution of the sound. The Ibex Band, later known as The Roha Band, has remained central to that and Ethiopia's wider scene.
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Sounds Of Sound LTD (reissue)
Sounds Of Sound LTD (reissue) (clear vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: HMJY 212. Rel: 17 Sep 24
Theme-Mustache
Tak's Tune
Joint
Monster
Lullaby For Yuh
Scotland Scene
Theme
Review: Takeshi Inomata is a pioneering drummer in Japan's jazz scene who launched the band Sound Limited in the late 1960s and set to work blending jazz and rock in a vibrant new direction. Influenced by the brass rock movement, Inomata sought to create music full of energy and free from the constraints of modern jazz. He brought together young, talented musicians to play with vitality and envisioned a large-scale sound. Their debut album, The Sound of Sounds LTD back in 1970, became a classic filled with dynamic performances, including the iconic 'Theme~Mustache,' a track that continues to define the band's legacy.
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Liberated Brother (Japanese Edition)
Liberated Brother (Japanese Edition) (limited LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7826. Rel: 13 Dec 23
Liberated Brother
Here's Where I Came In
Blues Wel Don
Mr Clean
Gloria
Homey
Juggah Buggah
Sister Sanctified
Review: 'Liberated Brother' might just refer to Weldon Irvine's liberation from the trappings of fame. While this debut album of this, originally released in 1972, was made around the same time as his come-up with Nina Simone as her bandleader, Irvine was not as impacted by publicity or subject to the same degree of pop culture notoriety. But just because a spark burns brightly, doesn't make it the most effervescent; this first LP charts the multi-instrumentalist's futuristic frolicks through funk-jazz, fusion and soul, all distilled into a romantic 8-tracker of trilling pianos ('Liberated Brother') and moody noir jams ('Gloria'). Hot off the plate with a reissue by Japanese label P-Vine, this is an exclusive obi-strip version not many will get their mitts on; it could still be you, though.
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Weldon & The Kats (reissue)
Weldon & The Kats (reissue) (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7690. Rel: 29 Jan 24
Music Is The Key (5:44)
Cordero (5:06)
Leaves (0:17)
Kundabuffer (5:36)
Mr PC (5:45)
Have You Met Miss Jones? (9:12)
We Can Try Again (9:01)
Blues For Spike (2:52)
Review: Weldon Irvine was one of the finest American jazz pianist and composers of his generation. He released several classic albums man of which are now being reissued thanks to P-Vine, but not before being fully remastered for the occasion. Weldon and The Kats was one that he put out on his own label Nodlew Records after releasing some albums through RCA and Strata-East. It is perfectly indicative of his style and has his early work 'Mr.P.C' on it, which was recorded in 1968 with Steve Grossman on tenor sax and sometime Miles Davies associate Lenny White on drums. This one has never been reissued before so snap it up before it goes again.
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Young Gifted & Broke (reissue)
Young Gifted & Broke (reissue) (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 8053. Rel: 01 Jul 24
No! Now? Never! None! (2:56)
We Got A Deal (1:38)
Just Take One Step; He'll Take Two (3:36)
Sermon (dialogue) (2:44)
Comin' Home (3:27)
Benediction (1:05)
Singing For God In The City (3:19)
Musical (interlude - instrumental) (3:24)
Black Lightnings' Song (3:22)
Pity For The Man (2:22)
Karate Dancer (instrumental) (2:40)
Ego (2:43)
Only Yesterday (3:43)
Ghetto Lament (2:56)
Again (1:26)
Tight Rope (2:54)
I Count It Joy (4:17)
Review:  A whole bunch of Weldon Irvine albums are being remastered and reissued at the moment, which will be music to the ears of spiritual jazz fans - literally. The American composer and pianists was one of the big names of his time and reals don labels like RCA and Strata-East as well as his own label. Young Gifted & Broke has never been on vinyl before as the recordings were only discovered in the early 2010s. It was a musical that was released in 1977 and inspired by the Black Civil Rights anthem 'Young, Gifted and Black,' which Weldon had written with Nina Simone. Talents like Marcus Miller joined the recordings which as can now be heard are magnificent to say the least.
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Young Gifted & Broke (reissue)
Young Gifted & Broke (reissue) (CD with obi-strip)
Cat: PCD 94181. Rel: 30 Apr 24
No! Now? Never! None!
We Got A Deal
Just Take One Step; He'll Take Two
Sermon - Dialogue
Comin' Home
Benediction
Singing For The God Of The City
Musical Interlude (instrumental)
Black Lightnings' Song
Pity For The Man
Karate Dancer (instrumental)
Ego
Only Yesterday
Ghetto Lament
Again
Tight Rope
I Count It Joy
Review: In 1977, American jazz composer, pianist and organist Weldon Irvine helped create the musical Young, Gifted & Broke, which was in part inspired by Aretha Franklin's 1969 anthem 'Young, Gifted & Black' - a song whose lyrics were penned by none other than Weldon. Irvine was naturally responsible for the writing the soundtrack, which was recorded at the time but only released for the first time 12 years ago. It's an exceptional set all told, joining the dots between jazz, Blaxploitation funk, soul and gospel, with inspired instrumentals sitting side by side with songs that showcase the talents of both the lead characters and a talented chorus of backing singers.



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Uganda: Dawn Of Rock (reissue)
Uganda: Dawn Of Rock (reissue) (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: MRBLP 239B. Rel: 14 Feb 24
Wanyama Na Mapambazuko (7:50)
Tu Penda Sana (13:12)
Vita (7:43)
Pygmy (7:48)
Review: Uganda: Dawn Of Rock is a great collision of creative talents from Akira Ishikawa and Count Buffaloes who combine to deliver a captivating exploration of rock music's emergence in Uganda. A classic since it was first issued, the album showcases Ishikawa's masterful drumming and Count Buffaloes' dynamic instrumentation. It overflows with infectious rhythms and soulful melodies and each track immerses listeners in the vibrant music scene of Uganda where rock and local African sounds are fused into something new. As such this is a record that offers a perfect glimpse into a pivotal moment in Uganda's musical history.
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Go For Your Guns
Go For Your Guns (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile translucent blue vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: MOVLP 3150T. Rel: 30 Apr 24
The Pride (part 1 & 2) (5:29)
Footsteps In The Dark (part 1 & 2) (5:04)
Tell Me When You Need It Again (part 1 & 2) (4:59)
Climbin' Up The Ladder (part 1 & 2) (6:36)
Voyage To Atlantis (4:25)
Livin' In The Life (4:14)
Go For Your Guns (2:15)
Review: Go For Your Guns by The Isley Brothers was originally released in 1977 and now gets reissued by Music On Vinyl on lovely translucent blue wax in limited quantities. Spanning over eight decades, The Isley Brothers boast one of the most enduring and diverse careers in music history. Originating as a trio in 1954 from Cincinnati, Ohio, the group, comprising O'Kelly Jr., Rudolph, and Ronald Isley, has sold over 18 million records in the U.S. alone. Their 15th album, Go For Your Guns, soared to No. 1 on Billboard's Top Soul chart and No. 6 on the Billboard 200. Notably, it features 'Footsteps In The Dark,' sampled by Ice Cube for his hit 'It Was A Good Day,' which itself reached No. 7 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-hop Songs chart.
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Cosmos Giants
Cat: CG 001. Rel: 08 May 24
Starfall (2:29)
Full Metal (1:41)
Really Hot (2:18)
Inner Space (3:01)
Smooth Sailing (2:41)
Lost Temple (2:02)
Night Drums (1:53)
(Wind From) Mount Everest (2:53)
Location (1:04)
North Star (3:18)
Etheor (3:14)
Stuck In The Void (1:44)
Through The Fingers (4:37)
Review: Broc Recordz's Cosmos Giants album is a celestial creation that stems from a monumental collaboration between Janko Nilovic, JJ Whitefield from Poets of Rhythm, and Igor Zhukovsky of the Soul Surfers. Together, they've sculpted a sonic world where genres meld seamlessly and offer a transformative auditory experience where funk, psyche, and soul all inform a jazz underbelly. The ensuing musical odyssey rather defies easy categorisation that is all about immersion in meticulously crafted tracks. From the laidback vibes of 'Inner Space' to the eerie and celestial melodies of '(Wind From) Mount Everest' this is a high-class record.
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