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Showing posts with label Funk / Rare Grooves / Soul. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Funk / Rare Grooves / Soul. Show all posts

Strut'n' Get Up - Funky Fat Slices Of Groove Cut from Blue Note


A Funky Funky Funky compilation! Enjoy.


A:
1.: Funkier Than A Mosquita's Tweeter - Ike & Tina Turner
2.: Shack Up - Banbarra
3.: Keep Your Eye On The Sparrow (Baretta's theme) - Earl Klugh
4.: Bring Down The Birds - Herbie Hancock
B:
5.: Momma - Ronnie Foster
6.: Fat Cakes - Jimmy McGriff
7.: Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky - Lou Donaldson
C:
8.: Street Lady - Donald Byrd
9.: Daisy Mae - Raul De Souza
10.: You Are The World - Donald Byrd
D:
11.: Movin' - Brass Construction
12.: Colour Blind - Maze
13.: Ain't It Funky Now - Jimmy McGriff
14.: Punch Bowl - Allan Parker
E:
15.: Communication - Bobby Womack
16.: Funky Sneakers - Willie Bobo
17.: Funky In Here - Willard Burton
18.: Change (Makes You Want To Hustle) - Donald Byrd

Part 1 (74MB)
Part 2 (28MB)







Look into the Flower - Trip on psychedelic grooves with Blue Note


Here is a beautiful homage to very earthy psychedelic grooves from the 60's and 70' s. "Assured takeoff."
Tracklist:
A1 Georges Garvarentz - Hashisch Party
A2 Ananda Shankar - Streets of Calcutta
A3 Jeremy Steig - Howling For Judy
B1 Donald Byrd - Black Bird
B2 Candido - Hallelujah, I'm Comin' Home
C1 Donald Byrd - Wind Parade
C2 Bobbi Humphrey - Harlem River Drive
D1 Gary Bartz - Music is my Sanctuary
D2 Lord Sitar - I Can See for Miles
D3 John Andrews Tartaglia - Light My Fire
E1 Donald Byrd - Cristo Redentor
E2 Horace Silver - Acid, Pot or Pills
E3 Gene Harris - Love for Sale
F1 Bobbi Humphrey - Smiling Faces Sometimes
F2 Ravi Shankar - Tala Rasa Ranga
F3 Martin Denny - Hypnotique

Part 1
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Part 2 (30MB)



Hard Afro Jazz, Funk, & Beat - Compiled by TheFifthMicrophone

a killer mixtape, pretty much sounds how it looks, some of the best genre-specific music we've heard.

Bonus Track is "Tell Me" by Femi Kuti

Enjoy!

http://rapidshare.com/files/345839602/Africa_funk.rar



Free Soul: Lost soul gems compiled by TheFifthMicrophone


Time for a new mixtape! Enjoy!

Tracklist:

Sign Song - Buddy Baker

Dreamworld - Don Downing

Easy Money - Dee Dee Sharp

Summer In The City - Quincy Jones

Unknown - Unknown

Free Soul - John Klemmer

Belle Epoque - Miss Broadway

We Must Be In Love - The Five Stairsteps

Ma Quale Idea - Pino D'Angio

Spring High - Ramsey Lewis

Unknown - Unknown

And I Love Him - Esther Phillips

Tripping Out - Curtis Mayfield

Feel The Need In Me - Detroit Emeralds

Pony - Annette Peacock

Moonboots - Orlando Rivea Sound

Unknown - Unknown

You Can't Turn Me Away - Sylvia Striplin

More More More - Andrea True Connection

I'll Be Holding On - Al Downing


http://rapidshare.com/files/344927946/Free_soul.rar


Competition time! The first person to correctly answer these two questions will receive a free 7 day rapidshare account.

Which one of these 5 artists did not cover the song "feeling good", and which was the original artist to write and perform the song?

Charles McPherson & Pat Bowie
Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley
Nina Simone
Dizzy Gillespie
Lynn Marino

In the late 50s -early 60s, art blackey's Jazz Messangers had a host of tenor players who sat in,with some of them sticking around for only an album or two. Which of the following tenor players was never in the jazz messangers?

Hank Mobley
Wayne Shorter
Joe Henderson
Benny Golson

Guess as many times as you want, good luck, winner will be announced Saturday 11pm GST

TheFifthMicrophone

Soul Reservation - an obscure collection of funk & soul breaks compiled by the Fifth Microphone

Time for another solid mixtape. Lots of hard to find original samples, some of which will make you grin. Enjoy these gems.

Tracklisting:
Concrete Reservation - Syl Johnson
Gotta be Funky - Monk Higgins
Worldwide - Allen Toussaint
Before the Night is over - Joe Simon
Why Can't there be Love - Dee Edwards
Between the Lines - Charles Whitehead
Groovy Situation - Gene Chandler
Don't Let Up - Olympic Runners
Cold Feet - Albert King
Don't be Surprised - Lynn Williams
Wayward Dream - Annette Poindexter & Pieces of Peace
You Know How to Love Me - Phyllis Hyman
Is It Love - Larry Graham & Central Station
Wondering - Betty Everett

http://rapidshare.com/files/182864867/Soul_Reservation.rar

Wee - You can fly on my aeroplane


The second in a trilogy of Columbus, Ohio soul albums to be issued on Numero’s Asterisk imprint comes from the twisted pen and mind of Norman Whiteside. His lone album, under the pseudonym Wee, is firmly ensconced in Innervisions-era Stevie Wonder, with nary a trace of his work as a writer for Bill Moss’ Capsoul label a few years prior. Smooth, sexy, and synthy, You Can Fly On My Aeroplane is a peerless sprawling psychedelic soul concept album; full of ‘70s excess and cocaine charm. Guitar phase, strong synth and slippery bass push Whiteside’s distinct tenor (and even stranger falsetto) afloat. It’s a rather fat reissue, too, including more "pheromone funk" outtakes and alternates than true album tracks. The original nine song LP has been expanded to nineteen, including seven previously unreleased panty soakers. Lovers rejoice.

1 - You Can Fly On My Aeroplane
2 - Leavin' You Alone
3 - Put It In Real Good
4 - Alone (Reprise)
5 - I'm All Changed
6 - Alone
7 - Find Me, Love Me
8 - Try Me
9 - Aeroplane (Reprise)
10 - Try Me (45 Version)
11 - Teach Me How
12 - Stay
13 - I Want To Show you
14 - Trying To Tell You How I Feel
15 - I Luv You
16 - We Could Get It Together
17 - Do You Know
18 - I Don't Know About You
19 - I Think I'm In Love With You
20 - I'm All Changed

living in the streets vol 2: more wah wah jazz, funky soul, and other dirty grooves

Another stellar collection of rare funky grooves! The compilation features a brilliant batch of tracks from the 70s; mostly underground soul, jazz, and funk tunes that have yet to appear on reissues, chosen by UK DJ Dean Rudland, with a feel that's as righteous and progressive as the title might imply. There's lots of gems on here that were only ever issued on 45s, or on the kinds of rare LPs that cost in the $100 range, if and when you could find them! Enjoy!

Tracklisting:

1. Don't Let It Go to Your Head - Katie Love and The Four Shades Of Black
2. I Can't Stand It - Brenda George
3. Afro Texas - Letta Mbulu
4. Kicking Back, Pts. 1 & 2 - Joe Houston
5. Theme from The Men - Joe Bataan
6. Sleep Talk - King Errisson
7. Love Potion-Cheeba-Cheeba - The Mighty Tom Cats with Ann Winley
8. Mucho Macho - Macho
9. I Must Be Doing Something Right - Irene Reid
10. Return of the Prodigal Son - Byrdie Green
11. Fever - Sharon Cash
12. Kissing My Love - Spanky Wilson
13. And When I Die - Queen Esther Marrow
14. Where Will You Run - Walter Hawkins and Selah
15. Harrambee (based on the 'Bwala Dance' from African Sanctus) - Jambo
16. Africa - Preston Epps

http://rapidshare.com/files/157871119/living_in_the_streets_2.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/157871138/living_in_the_streets_2.part2.rar

Memphis 70 - The city's funk & soul in the decade after Otis

The death of Otis Redding in late 1967 was a watershed in the sound of Memphis soul. He had been the figurehead and defining figure as Stax had taken a distinctly gritty take on soul to the top of the US charts. "Memphis 70" shows what happened next as local musicians emerged from Otis' shadow and created new and exhilarating sounds. In typical FifthMicrophone style we take the road less travelled to bring a selection of sought-after rarities and unreleased gems that perfectly reflect the era. This is soul music for the true connoisseur.

Tracklisting:

1. Mississippi Mud - Smithstonian
2. I Can't Tell No Difference - David Porter
3. Two Paces Ahead Of Love - Willie Walker
4. Pullin' - Minits
5. Strange Things - Art Jerry Miller
6. Shake - Ovations
7. No Ending - Stacy Lane
8. Tip Toeing - Alvin Cash
9. It's Bump Time - Gene 'Bowlegs' Miller
10. Blackrock Yeah Yeah - Blackrock
11. Keep The Faith - Mel & Tim
12. Who's Been Warming My Oven - Sir Walter
13. Come What May - John Gary Williams
14. Watchdog - Barbara & The Browns
15. Way Of Me - Kannon
16. Don't Boom Boom - Lillian Hale
17. Take A Giant Step - LaCleve Milon
18. Papa Killed A Chicken -Willie Toliver
19. Hard Times - Cee, Billy & Freedom Express
20. Dig It (She's In The Groove) - Optimistics

http://rapidshare.com/files/118848536/memphis_70.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/118737119/memphis_70.part2.rar

The Drop Vol 1.: Soul Jazz Breaks Compiled by TheFifthMicrophone

Tracklisting:

Streetwwalker - Jan Akkerman
I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More, Baby - Kellee Patterson
Slick Cat - Joe Pass & Carol Kaye
Sunshine Star - Open Sky Unit
Look Alike - Bob James
Second To None - Atlantic Starr
Try To Get Next To You - Arnold Blair
Spend It On Love - Side Effect
Thunderkiss - Toshiyuki Honda
Hula Rock - Lew Howard & All Stars
I Feel So At Home - Michael Wylie
Midnight Lovers - Passion
Silly Wasn't I - Valerie Simpson
The Klan - Gil Scott-Heron
Feelin' Good - Lynn Marino
Ninety-Nine and One Half - Fever Tree
Und Schön Ist Die Fahrt - Volker Kriegel
You're Gonna Make It - The Festivals
What's Your World - Leon Ware
Mister Bass Man - The Fatback Band
A Few More Kisses To Go - Isaac Hayes
We Almost Lost Detroit - Gil Scott-Heron
Unwanted Company - Jeannie Reynolds
School Boy Crush - Average White Band
Jungle Kitten - Manfredo Fest
Lovely Lady - Vernon Burch
Stop Me From Starting This Feeling - Lou Rawls

http://rapidshare.com/files/124730772/the_drop_vol_1.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/124730774/the_drop_vol_1.part2.rar

Kon & Amir present Off Track Vol. 2: Queens


As with their previous collection Off Track Vol. 1: Bronx, don’t be concerned that you might not recognise many of the artists, just trust these DJs. And if the Bronx was hot, you’ll want to get the next train to Queens. Kon’s cramed his disc with 11 pre-house disco soul monsters that’ll force you to get your plastic out to book up for the next Southport Weekender whatever the state of the credit crunch. His tracks really represent the farthest reaches of the underground scene of the 70s and some of which are augmented with some edit work to expand the grooves. Amir takes CD2 in a totally different but absolutely dance orientated direction. Now if Queen’s is as African as Amir’s CD, this Borough is a whole melting pot of sounds from the mother continent with diversions via Jamaica, Brazil and big Afro-Cuban beats. All of them are great, and very different than the usual bag of material that ever gets reissued.

Tracklisting
Kon’s Selection
1 Angelo Tinsley — Get Down With Me
2 Wood Brass And Steel Band — Long Live Music (Kon’s Edit)
3 The Fabulous Conti Family — You’ve Got Me Goin’ Baby (Kon’s Edit)
4 Venise — Don’t Think About It (Kon’s Live Edit)
5 Sweet Touch — Live It Up (Kon’s Dub Re-touch)
6 Jay W McGhee — Turn Me On (12” Version)
7 Terry Nova — Push With Size (Kon’s Live Edit)
8 Phillip And Lloyd — Keep On Moving
9 Reflections — Reflex
10 Eddie Benitez — We Are The Ones (Somos)
11 Sparkle — Let Yourself Go (Kon’s Edit)

Amir’s Selection
1 Ras Michael & The Sons Of Negus — Boma Yeah
2 Bentho Gustave Titou & L’International Poly-Rythmo — Agnon Djidjo
3 Pedro Gnonnas Et Ses Panchos — Okpo Videa Bossouo
4 Black Truth Rhythm Band — Save D Musician
5 Honore Avolonte Et L’Orchestre Black Santiago — Assounon Dje Dokoli
6 Theodora Ifudu — Hello There
7 Abacothozi — Theme Maboneng
8 Bentho Gustave Titou L’orchestre Poly-Rythmo — I Ya Me Dji Kibi Ni
9 Super Boire Band — Samba
10 Earl Rodney — Midnight Man
11 William Onyeabor — Something You’ll Never Forget
12 Orchestre Black Dragons De Porto-Novo Dahomey — E Sa F’aiye

Bonus selections
1 Dan Satch & His Atomic 8 Dance of Aba - Je Nr'okan
2 Kapingbdi - Wrong Curfew Walk
3 Trama - Straigt Groove
4 Kapingbdi - Kapingbdi
5 Orchestre Black Dragon de Porto - Novo Dahomey - Se Djro
6 Bob Brault Org. - Bilboquet

Supafunkanova - Badass Funk Classics from the Disco Boogie Era Compiled by DJs Joey Negro And Sean P

What an incredible dose of boogie ghetto-style funk jams and spacey soul grooves from the original backstreet 12's! This 2 disc compilation is filled with fat basslines, funky drums, squelching synths and floor shaking rare groovers from the late 70s and early 80s. Joey Negro and Sean P are master compilers of rare funk & soul, and Supafunkanova is right up there with their best work. Totally incredible stuff from those magic years when the sophisticated sheen of the disco era was being combined with the grittier funk of earlier years.

Disc: 1
1. Silver Lining - Silver Lining
2. Funky Nassau - Munnings, Ray
3. Study - Gaymon, J. Gayle
4. Funk Affair - Standing Room Only
5. Tighten It Up - BLT
6. Bottom Line - South Bronx
7. Got The Feelin' - Hypertension (1)
8. Love Begins With You - Foreal People
9. Good Feeling - Pike
10. Powerfunk - Powerband
11. Freak Unique - Natures Creation

Disc: 2
1. Release - Expressions (3)
2. I'm The One - Pharr, Marcia
3. West Coast Drive - VIP Connection
4. Party Is The Solution - Beck, Floyd
5. Hang With Gang - Backlash (3)
6. Clap Song - Pied Pier Of Funkingham
7. Welcome Home - Legacy (1)
8. Trouble Man - Cole, Jackie
9. Reach Out (And Touch Someone) - Leprechaun
10. Feel The Beat - Adams, Johnny
11. Gigolette - Jahneen

http://rapidshare.com/files/115138795/supafunkanova.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/115093478/supafunkanova.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/115138859/supafunkanova.part3.rar


Julius Brockington - Sophisticated Funk

"As the music spectrum revolves around the world, colors brighten. Turning and circling, warmth increases as the communications increase. Sesitivity and attraction to the human ear is important to those who have a genuine appreciation for music. The organ is one instrument which is used to emcompass you - the everyday people. Sit back, relax with a glass of wine, and hear what is meant by "Sophisticated Funk"."
-Dede Dabney
R&B Editor of record world magazine

Julius brockington was an early 70s figure who not only cut some wild keyboard funk, but was also head of the A & R Department for Perceptions Today Records in New York City. "Sophisticated Funk" is the first of three albums from this proficient musician.

Tracklisting:
1) Let`s Stay Together
2) Rock Steady
3) Since I Fell For You
4) Cold Water
5) If You Really Love Me
6) Old Fashion Love Song
7) Got To Be There
8) Do You Thing

http://rapidshare.com/files/102356665/sophisticated_funk.rar

The Brockingtons - The Brockingtons

Before doing a fair bit of gospel work in later years, Julius Brockington released an extremely rare early 70s soul / funk album featuring his side group and arrangements by a young Patrick Adams (later of P&P etc). Eight good tracks with a range from smoochers to dancefloor groovers.

Tracklisting:
1) Never Forget Where You Came From
2) Love World
3) Smackwater Jack
4) Jeremiah
5) Please Come Back
6) Eye Doctor
7) Natural Woman
8) I Just got To Know
9) Pretty Thing

http://rapidshare.com/files/102360190/the_brockingtons.rar

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Gettin' Soulful - A Swingin' Combination Of Vampisoul Records Smash Hits

During the sixties, the traffic in both directions between Spanish Harlem and the other mythic Harlem, that of rhytym and blues, was intense. There wasn't a soulman or jazz funkateer who didn't have a conga player in their lineup. During this time, an exciting New York version of a danceable soul surfaced, represented by Latin record company, "Vampisoul". In spite of the "Latin" adjective, this is a type of afro-cuban jazz is genuinely open to psycadelic, bugaloo, and soul influences. A must-have, super-rare collection!

Tracklisting:

1. Hook & Sling - Eddie Bo & The Soul Finders (Eddie Bo Anthology)
2. Hector - Village Callers (Live Vampi 025)
3. Break your Back - Willie Henderson (Do the Funky Chicken)
4. Chick-A-Boom - Joe Bataan (Brand New Album)
5. You're so right to me - Eastside Connection (Pachuco Soul)
6. Gotta find me a lover - Erma Franklin (Super Soul Sister)
7. Here comes the Judge - Pete Rodriguez (El Rey del Boogaloo)
8. Muere pequeña - Sexteto Electrónico Moderno (Modern Electronic Sextet)
9. Solar Heat - Cal T'Jader (Solar Heat Sound Out)
10. It don't make sense but it sure sounds good - Eddie Long (S/T Vampi 4506)
11. Take more Candi - Candido (Bujerias)
12. Morris Park - Lenni Sesar (Lenni Sesar)
13. The Oracle - Sabu (Jazz Espagnole)
14. Mess Around - Orchestra Harlow (El Exigente y Mas Exitos)
15. The Line Dance - Johnnie Colon (Boogaloo blues)
16. Viva Peraza - Armando Peraza (Wild Thing)
17. Es diferente - Cachao (Descargos En Miniatura)
18. Viva Tirado - Fania All Stars (Hot Sweat - Best of Live)
19. The Good Doctor - Mongo Santamaria (Mucho Mongo)
20. 38 1/2 - Irakere (Checkere - Son)
21. Squeeze it tight - Cossa Nostra (Best of Cossa Nostra)

http://rapidshare.com/files/97384459/gettin__soulful.rar

Visions of paradise - Benny Johnson

This is a first time reissue on any format anywhere in the world for this heavily demanded indie soul album from 1973! Visions of paradise is the only album by vocalist Benny Johnson, recorded with some totally great backings from funk legend Julius Brockington and his United Chair combo. For the session, Brockington chose a warm, organ-drenched sound that's a fair bit like some of the best work coming out of Hi Records at the same time, although without as much of a southern soul approach overall. Johnson's vocals have a beautifully crackling Al Green or Barry White sort of quality, one that's honest and human, but still smooth enough to fit the mode of the music. The set's got some excellent mellow soul numbers that are worth the price of admission alone. Tracks slide out beautifully with a really gentle sound, and bubble up with a tremendous amount of soul. But there's also some fuller, more upbeat tunes too, groovers that have made the album a favorite overseas for years. This very hard to find and in demand vinyl fetches almost ₤200 at auctions...thanks to Soul Brother for releasing this album!

Tracklist:

1. Visions Of Paradise
2. Absolutely Positively Baby
3. Baby I Love You
4. Stop Me
5. Give It Up
6. Second To None
7. Won't You Stay
8. It's Yours Baby
9. Please Come Back
10. I Just Got To Know

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Disco Demands Volume One - A Collection of rare 1970s dance music

Never before heard underground disco! Disco Demands is a well-preserved collection of funky, club gems from 1970s New York and Chicago. Tracked by both djs and disco fans alike, this compilation of 7"s and 12"s are guaranteed to please.

Tracklisting:

1 Mr. Q - Party Party
2 Quango - Soljering On
3 Harold Butler & The Connection - Gold Connection
4 Althea Forest & Togetherness - Hey Mister (Instrumental)
5 The Sandpebbles of Barbados - Suntan
6 The Chocolate city Connection - Take The Music To The Party
7 Curtis - How Can I Tell Her (12 Inch Mix)
8 Puff - In The Mood
9 J.D.V. and Friends - Disco Beat
10 Frequency - Loosen Up
11 OMNI - Disco Socks(Al's Instrumental Edit)

http://rapidshare.com/files/87711916/disco_demands_volume_one.part1.rar

http://rapidshare.com/files/87707969/disco_demands_volume_one.part2.rar

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Living in the Streets 3: busting out of the ghetto

What a good collection of gems from various small labelst. Living in the Streets volume 3 is a really hard and heavy batch of rare funk tunes, that pushes past the cliches of the title to come up with an all-solid batch of tracks that's sure to please any fan of deep jazz funk.

Here it is all wrapped up together with a sound that never lets up.

Tracklisting:

1. Bustin' Outta The Ghetto - Carlos Malcolm
2. I'm A Good Woman - The Generation
3. O Baby (I Believe I'm Losing You) - Billy Hawks
4. Dance Girl - The Mighty Tom Cats
5. You Gotta Believe - The Fatback Band
6. Soul Makossa - The Mighty Tom Cats
7. Vicious Rap - Tanya Winley
8. Mary Jane - Bobby Rush
9. Truth Shall Make You Free, The - King Hannibal
10. Peace, Love Not War - Johnny King/The Fatback Band
11. Starvin' - Winfield Parker
12. He Called Me Baby - Spanky Wilson
13. Seeds Of Life, The - East LA Car Pool
14. Viva! (Viva Tirado) - Jade
15. I've Known Rivers - Gary Bartz
16. I'm Wishin' - Lorez Alexandria
17. Feeling Good - Pat Bowie/Charles McPherson

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http://rapidshare.com/files/84412301/living_in_the_streets_3.rar

Dj Kon & Amir - Off Track Vol 1: The Bronx


With 25 years experience of crate digging, we are sure you have heard one of the many valuable breaks that Kon & Amir have provided us. This is the first album of several on their new record deal with BBE.

Off Track is similar to the On Track series. It is not just a mixtape of breaks, but instead is a full track compilation of rare Funk, Soul, and Jazz vinyl gold.

Tracklisting:

CD1 - Mixed By Kon

  1. Homebrew - Once I had a Friend
  2. Garden Of Eden - Everybody's On A Trip
  3. Sundown - Spaced Outta Place Pt. 1 & 2
  4. Darryl Douglas - Holding On
  5. Quest - Boy Scouts
  6. S.T.U.D. Band - Success
  7. Masterforce - Don't Fight The Feeling
  8. Imp Express - 8-1
  9. Steel City Orchestra - Steel City Disco
  10. Jacqueline Dee & Johnnie Walker - Farewell To Welfare
  11. Larry Alltop And The Exciters Band - Dreamin A Dream
  12. Le Stim - Tribute To Muhammad Ali
  13. Jorge Santana - Darling I Love You
  14. Round Robin And Brimstone - Plenty Good Lovin'

CD2 - Mixed By Amir

  1. Pat Britt - Herman's Corner
  2. Horselmat - Right On
  3. Vincent Geminiani - Insideieusement Les Elfes
  4. The London Experimental Jazz Quartet - Destroy the Nihilist Picnic
  5. Zelia Barbosa - Opiniao06. Ex Pro Ovo - What's the Deal
  6. Gerry Olds Trio - Gerry's Samba0
  7. Sathima Bea Benjamin - Africa
  8. Marius Cultier - Nestor: Ti Patte
  9. The Ed Kelly Ensemble - Samba
  10. Melvyn Price - Voodoo Love Dance
  11. The Lamont Johnson Sextette - Aces
  12. Larry Nozero - Tune for L.N.
  13. Anita Moore And The TSU Jazz Ensemble - Compared to What?

Bonus Tracks (Available on lp)

  1. Adolphe Parillion - Country
  2. Quintette Guinenne - Douga
  3. Ted Coleman Band - Due Consideration
  4. Juan Demonio - Esto Me Gusto
  5. The Baron Von Ohlen Quartet - Tergiversation (The Whistle Song)
  6. Executive Suite - When It Comes to Loving Me
  7. Claudio Mederies - Soar
  8. Matthew Cassell - Heaven
  9. The Black Souls - Baki Mutane Nakuka (Black People Crying)

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Mongo Santamaria - Stone Soul



What a great Latin Soul Jazz album that's STUFFED with funky breaks! A must-have for those into Afro-Cuban music. Enjoy!


http://rapidshare.com/files/72991142/Mongo_Santamaria-_Stone_Soul.rar

5th Dimension - Earthbound (1975)

Earthbound is the twelfth album by the group "The Fifth Dimension", who were known for their Pop hits (aquarius/let the sunshine in). This is the last album to feature the group's original line up. Released originally as a lp on the label "ABC Records", the album remains the only one from the original 5th lineup not yet released on CD. While this album was not commercially successful, it remains a cult favorite among many 5th Dimension fans who consider it among their best work. Earthbound best showcases the easy jazz and psychedelic soul of this interesting group. Ripped at 256kbps.

Tracklisting:
1. Prologue
2. Don't Stop For Nothing
3. I've Got a Feeling
4. Magic in My Life
5. Walk Your Feet in the Sunshine
6. When Did I Lose Your Love
7. Lean On Me Always
8. Speaking With My Heart
9. Moonlight Mile
10. Epilogue

Enjoy!

http://rapidshare.com/files/71840836/5th_dimension_-_earthbound.rar

Wild Cherry - Wild Cherry

Ah yes!...a classic lost funk album that can sometimes still be found in a obscure corner of your local vinyl shop. There's definately a few good cuts on this lp. Ripped at 256kbps.

Tracklist:

1. Play That Funky Music
2. The Lady Wants Your Money
3. 99 1/2
4. Don't Go Near the Water
5. Nowhere to Run
6. I Feel Sanctified feat. The Commodores
7. Hold On
8. Get it Up
9. What in the Funk Do You See

http://rapidshare.com/files/71838512/Wild_cherry_lp.rar