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Pieces Of A Man (B-STOCK) (gatefold LP)
Cat: HIQLP 007 (B-STOCK). Rel: 25 Feb 14
Soul
B-STOCK: Record slightly warped, in perfect working order
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Played by: Andy Smith, BGP KENT ACE KENT SOUL
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Review: This Is The Breaks is a 12-track journey through the history of influential breaks in jazz, funk and soul. Each track featured has not only shaped the golden age of sampling but continues to be used by contemporary artists. The album opens with Millie Jackson's 1974 version of 'If Loving You Is Wrong I Don't Want To Be Right', famously sampled in 2023 by NLE Choppa. It also includes Debbie Taylor's soulful 'Let's Prove Them Wrong', used by JID in 2021. The collection highlights the enduring appeal of atmospheric tracks like Little Ann's 'Deep Shadows', which has been sampled by Grand Puba, Loyle Carner, and others. DJ Premier's masterful use of Joe Simon's 'Drowning In The Sea Of Love' for Gang Starr's 1997 hit 'You Know My Steez showcases his unparalleled production skills. Classic breaks like Lowell Fulsom's 'Tramp' and Fatback Band's 'Gotta Learn How To Dance' add to the album's richness, alongside iconic cuts from Bernard Purdie and Lonnie Liston Smith. These original songs continue to inspire, making This Is The Breaks a timeless celebration of musical innovation.
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VARIOUS
Cat: BGP 2143. Rel: 14 May 02
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz
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Cat: BGP 2183 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
Funk
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Smithtonian - "Just Sitting"
87th Off Broadway - "Can't Get Enough"
The Diplomats - "She's The One"
The Eternal Flames - "Hi Off Life"
Miles Grayson - "Home Brew"
The Uniques - "Give Me Another Chance"
The Phillip Brothers - "I Got Hurt" (part 1)
The Phillip Brothers - "I Got Hurt" (part 2)
Lee Bernard - "Turn Around & Go"
Dyke & The Blazers - "Let A Woman Be A Woman - Let A Man Be A Man (Alt)"
Alvin Cash - "Twine Time"
The Explosions - "Face To Face"
Jackie Wilson - "Shake A Leg"
Hebrew Rogers - "Can't Buy Soul"
Smokey Wilson - "Low Rider (Deuce & A Quarter)"
Big Daddy Green - "Who Done It? Who Drained The Pool"
The Mello Martics - "Mother Popcorn"
The Phillip Brothers - "Little Boy Blue"
Jeanette Jones - "You'd Be Good For Me"
Lorenzo Holden - "Hold On"
La May & Company - "Free The Soul Man"
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Review: This Is Retro Soul 1969-1979 offers a vivid journey through the golden age of soul, spanning from the late 1960s to the late 1970s. Featuring a carefully curated selection of tracks, the album highlights the creativity and innovation of artists like Isaac Hayes, Millie Jackson and cult figures like George Jackson and Darrow Fletcher. From the deep emotion of ballads to infectious dance grooves, each track offers a fresh experience for both longtime soul fans and those new to the genre. Songs like Millie Jackson and Isaac Hayes' duet 'Sweet Music, Soft Lights And You' and George Jackson's 'Love Highjacker' evoke the elegance and passion of the era. Meanwhile, rarer gems like Cesar's 'See Saw Affair' and Ty Karim's 'Lightin' Up' reveal the depth of the soul scene's more obscure talents. The diversity of this collection, blending funk, r&b, gospel and jazz influences, creates a lively and sophisticated atmosphere. This Is Retro Soul is more than a trip down memory laneiit's a timeless reminder of the depth and brilliance of soul's most innovative period, inviting listeners to rediscover this iconic music anew.
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Review: This is, indeed, a compilation of mod, curator Dean Rudland's focus here is Ace Records, whose whopping catalogue provides a historic snapshot of Black American funk and southern soul. A dynamic selection of faintly jazz-intoned US soul and r&b is hauled from the net here, as delights from the likes of Richard Berry, The Merced Blue Notes, Jimmy Hughes, James Carr, Timmy Thomas and Lowell Fulsom hear them engaging in various thematic staples of the time: pining after girls, deliberating over faux pas, riffing against Hammonds, and revelling - finding joy, in fact - in the everyday blues. With a few Northern soul treats also peppered in there to contrast to the introductory southerly comforts, this is the perfect intro compilation for those seeking the best music to go with their mohair.
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Review: If you have a penchant for proper funk from the genre's prime era, then This Is Street Funk is for you. It's one in a series of compilations that have been put together to appeal to vinyl lovers and features two sides packed with tunes hand-picked with TLC from Ace and compiled by Dean Rudland, who has also penned the liner notes that one with it. This one sums up the sound of Black American in the 70s with soul and streetwise attitude colouring the funk next to a mix of fatback drums, syncopated bass, rhythmic guitars and explosive vocals. Plenty of names you would expect all feature such as Fatback Band and Millie Jackson, Billy Garner and Billy Sha-Rae, Fame Gang and Larry and Tommy and more.
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