VA - Super Breaks: Essential Funk, Soul, & Jazz Samples and Breakbeats Vol.1, 2 & 3 (1999 - 2002)

Here it comes! Another tasteful compilation series of highly selected funk music!

Whether you are on the famous samples hunt or you`re another funk collector, these comps will fit just fine. Way more concise than other series on the same issue (like Dusty Fingers, Strictly Breaks, Ultimate Breaks and Beats and so on..), Super Breaks comprise only 3 volumes intead of 10 volumes or more.

I won`t write anything more about it, just check the tracklist and you will find everything you got to know to understand that you will need these!

VA - Super Breaks: Essential Funk, Soul, & Jazz Samples and Breakbeats Vol.1 (1999)

Tracklist:

1. Intro - The Soul Children
2. Ike's Mood - Isaac Hayes
3. Light My Fire - Jackie Wilson
4. Different Strokes - Syl Johnson
5. Thinking Single - The Counts
6. Blind Alley - The Emotions
7. Take Yo' Praise - Camille Yarbrough
8. What A Man - Linda Lyndell
9. Tramp - Lowell Fulson
10. Smokey Joe's La La - Googie Rene
11. E.V.A. - Jean-Jacques Perrey
12. Rock Creek Park - The Blackbyrds
13. Got To Learn How To Dance - The Fatback Band
14. Bouncy Lady - Pleasure
15. Drowning In The Sea of Love - Joe Simon
16. Walk Tall - Cannonball Adderley
17. Burning Spear - S.O.U.L.
18. Tramp (Instrumental) - Otis And Carla Band
19. Chick A Boom - Pazant Brothers
20. Baby Let Me Take You (In My Arms) - The Detroit Emeralds

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VA - Super Breaks: Essential Funk, Soul, & Jazz Samples and Breakbeats Vol.2 (2001)

Tracklist:

1. Dance To The Drummer's Beat - Herman Kelly
2. Cramp Your Style - All The People feat. Robert Moore
3. Hard Times - Baby Huey
4. Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalmistic - Isaac Hayes
5. Be Thankful For What You've Got - William De Vaughan
6. You're Gettin' A Little Too Smart - The Detroit Emeralds
7. Unhooked Generation - Freda Payne
8. Heaven And Hell Is On Earth - 20th Century Steel Band
9. Ghetto: Misfortune's Wealth - The 24-Carat Black
10. Our Generation - Ernie Hines
11. The Breakdown (Part 2) - Rufus Thomas
12. Papa Was, Too - Joe Tex
13. Just A Groove In G - Wilbur Bascomb & The Zodiac
14. Kool Is Back - Funk, Inc.
15. Joyous - Pleasure
16. Put Your Love (In My Tender Care) - The Fatback Band
17. I Like It - The Emotions
18. Funk It Up - Caesar Frazier

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VA - Super Breaks: Essential Funk, Soul, & Jazz Samples and Breakbeats Vol.3 (2002)

Tracklist:

1. I Walk On Guilded Splinters - Johnny Jenkins
2. T Plays It Cool - Marvin Gaye
3. Web - Hampton Hawes
4. Soul Pad - The Coasters
5. Nappy Dugout - Funkadelic
6. Trip To Your Heart - Sly & The Family Stone
7. The Rose - Fifty Foot Horse
8. While My Guitar Gently Weeps - Jimmy Ponder
9. Get Out My Life Woman - The Mad Lads
10. Music Man (Pts. 1 & 2) - Pleasure Web
11. No Strings Attached - The Mad Lads
12. After Laughter Comes Tears - Wendy Rene
13. Rivers Invitation - Freddie Robinson
14. This House Is Smoking - B.T. Express
15. Holy Ghost - The Bar Kays
16. The Masquerade Is Over - David Porter

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I hope you guys enjoy it!

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Theo Parrish - First Floor (1998)

A high profile between those seeking after house`s substyle Miami…opss, Texas…i mean Washington…ok! just kidding: it`s Detroit House!

THE GUY:

“With a style similar to Moodymann's take on Detroit tech-house as a melange of distorted disco-funk and boogie, Theo Parrish originally grew up in Chicago but moved to the Motor City by the time of his late-1996 Baby Steps EP on Elevate Records, a subsidiary of 7th City. From the EP, his Chicago tribute "Lake Shore Drive" later appeared on the Kenny Dixon/Moodymann release "Inspirations of a Small Black Church," and Parrish also worked on tracks by Rick Wilhite, Dewayne Davis and Norma Jean Bell. He continued through 1997 with singles for his own Sound Signature label plus Music 15 and Filth. In late 1998, Peacefrog released two Theo Parrish LPs, both of which were issued on CD as First Floor. Also a stellar DJ, Parrish is renowned around Detroit for his sets of downtempo jazz-funk and disco.” (ref.)

& HIS WORK:

“The first thing that strikes you is the space Theo allows his grooves, "Sweet Sticky" just sits an awesome electronic riff over a bass drum that rearranges buildings, before a classic disco loop edits percussive interest into the smothering rhythm. Then the bass moves and boy, you better be ready for the effects. "Love is War With Miles" could be an "In A Silent Way" for the 002, and you just know Miles dewey Davis would be talking with Theo on a higher sphere if he was still around. "Heal Yourself and Move" carries the flame direct from Larry Heard and sets off with it, determinedly to the horizon. Reviewing an album this good is easy, but if it doesn't convey how much you need this music in your life, then we haven't made ourselves clear - you need this.” (ref)

Anyway, I guess the cover art kind of translate something about the sounds there are inside.

I can`t say it`s deep house, I can`t say it`s a sort of minimal or tech, I can`t say wheter it`s downtempo or a chill shadow , I can`t it`s about jazz or gospel or soul but in a particular manner all the concepts seem meet.

Tracklist:
01. First Floor Metaphor (9:36)
02. Sweet Sticky (7:15)
03. Paradise Architects (6:02)
04. Love Is War For Miles (9:01)
05. Electric Alleycat (10:01)
06. JB's Edit (5:33)
07. Dark Patterns (11:07)
08. Heal Yourself And Move (10:17)
09. Sky Walking (8:56)

#01# (No links for previewing due to google`s DMCA rules)

#02# Before you do something stupid warning google and trying to put the post down again,

NOTICE THERE´S NO LINK TO CONTENT! just comments (the good ones, by the way). You can leave a message to tell what is wrong, otherwise the post will be back over and over.

#03# The only link provided is the amazon's below where you can buy the material!

BUY IT!

Go ahead and get it! No chances for regrets!

#Some videos:

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VA - Music for Dancefloors - The Cream of the Bosworth Library Sessions (2002)

ooOOOWW!

The third and until now the last one release of Music for Dancefloor series, to the best of my knowledge. I found it at Cuchyfritos, so credits here aren`t mine.

If you`re the type long-time funk-hunting guy, then you might what is waiting for your. If your not that dude, go ahead and get it! But be cool, take sometime to update yourself here! (Vol.1 &2)

Needless to say, just good sounds in!

Tracklist:

01. Yellow Fever - Paolo Zavallone & His Orchestra
02. Papillon Rouge - Paolo Zavallone & His Orchestra
03. Two Way Stretch - Toni Campo
04. Tropical Scene - Jonny Teupen
05. Big John - Paolo Zavallone & His Orchestra
06. Sparkling Music - Paolo Zavallone & His Orchestra
07. Mr. Buzz - Piet Van Meren & The Flying Dutchmen
08. High Spirits - Albert Mayer
09. Percussion Monoton - Bob Downes
10. Crab Apple Jam - David Snell
11. Cat & Mouse - Summer Style
12. Chez Vous - Paolo Zavallone & His Orchestra
13. Fillet Of Soul - Geoff Bastow
14. No Exit - Jonny Tyssen
15. Knitting - Wolfram Brunke & The Gary Pacific Group
16. Modern Times - Midas Touch
17. Hula Funk - Lew Howard & The All-Stars
18. Indian Dream - Brian Green

DL 320

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See you around!

Daniel Drumz & Mr. Krime – “Music For Night People” mix-cd! (VIDEO)

It`s been a lot I don`t post some interesting video. So, check this out!

Two Poland DJs, turntablists, musicians, home producers, record collectors AND music lovers join skills for a promo mix..

DANIEL DRUMZ & MR. KRIME "Music for night people" mix-cd - promo from Daniel Drumz on Vimeo.

More Infos at:

Daniel`s site* and myspace & Mr. Krime`s site* and myspace

*sites are just for polish speaker..

See you!

Marden Hill - Hijacked (1996)

It`s a rare Marden Hill album released in 1996 in Stepping Stone Records.

I personally don`t know much about it, except for its high quality grooves, and also couldn`t gather more infos (lack of time as usual) so you got to search for more by yourself if you wish..

But be cool! As always, the best you got to know about this is the music per se. And... here it comes!!

Lots of jazzy trip hop/nujazz music! Highly recommeded..

Tracklist:
01. Come On
02. Hijack
03. Shag
04. Honey Dipped
05. Bombed On Heavy
06. Harlem River Drive
07. Theolonius
08. Get Some In
09. Evolution
10. Into The Future
11. Up In Smoke
12. Melt On
13. Blacker
14. The End

DL 320

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Prelisten at last.fm..

#Got some videos for you:

Hijack

Come On

Into The Future

Lay down on the floor and feel the grooves!

Have fun!

Marlena Shaw - The Spice of Life (1969)

Marlena Shaw started singing in the mid 60`s and has an active career until now. She worked with many influent artists in important record labels starting from Chess following Blue Note (first female in the label), Columbia, Verve and others.

The Spice of Life is her second album release in Cadet Records, a subsidiary of Chess label. Can`t say much about this album but if let me go direct to the point the album-value hit is track n°7, "California Soul".

However this is not the only good track here and for those who think this is just a soul singer album, be careful! Keep in mind the production involves Marlena together with the arrangements of Richard Evans & Charles Stepney! Highlights still include "Woman of Ghetto" and "Liberal Conversation", in my poor opinion..

A lot of influences and genres crossings from blues, r`n`b, jazz, funk and of course soul!

Tracklist:
01. Woman of the Ghetto (6:02)
02. Stormy Monday (3:01)
03. Where Can I Go? (2:21)
04. I'm Satisfied (2:48)
05. I Wish I Knew (How It Would Feel to Be Free) (3:12)
06. Liberation Conversation (2:03)
07. California Soul (2:59)
08. Go Away, Little Boy (2:45)
09. Looking Through the Eyes of Love (3:00)
10. Anyone Can Move a Mountain (3:03)

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01# This cover comes from the 1977 release which I like much more than the original or recent reissues that keep the original picture.... as you know: taste is taste!

02# I can`t say how many times and by how many diferent artists her tracks have been sampled and remixed.

03# A video edition playing "California Soul" for a quick preview:

Spice it up!!

Billy Cobham - A Funky Thide Of Sings (1975)

Hi guys!

Let`s talk about one of biggest drummers ever!
Billy Cobhan!

If you`re a drummer or funk-jazz-fusion addicted you may know him. If never hear about him or not even know what drum is (Ok.. I`m kidding)watch this:

You can make a better google search and have access to more information than my few minutes to write this post could ever bring you. So.. just some facts about him:

He`s born in 1944 in Panama and moved to New York during his early childhood where he graduated at NY`s High School of Music & Art in 1962. He played in a U.S. Army Band from 1965 to 1968. After that he`s been playing and recording mostly in jazz-funk and fusion style with many other talented artist such as Miles Davis, Stanley Turrentine, George Duke, James Brown, Carlos Santana and many others. He has a prolific solo carrer as well as you can check here in his 1975 album, "A Funky Thide Of Sings".

Tracks cover jazz-rock-funky gems with hard drum beats! Dope music!

Tracklist:

1. Panhandler (4:05)
2. Sorcery (2:24)
3. A Funky Thide Of Sings (3:39)
4. Thinking Of You (4:26)
5. Some Skunk Funk (5:07)
6. Night At The End Of The Tunnel (3:37)
7. A Funky Kind Of Thing (9:14)
8. Moody Modes (12:17)

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1# The album picture will always remember me my ex - irish setter dog:

2# With such a succesful carrer, he stands as a reference at the genre and his music has been sampled by Massive Attack, Dj Shadow and others..

3# You can watch him playing Panhandler (together with George Duke and his large drink glass..):

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Alan Hawkshaw - Mo’Hawk – The Essential Vibes & Grooves 1967 – 1973 (2003)

A treasure trove of funk from one of the greatest unsung heroes of the genre! Alan Hawkshaw, a high-talented Hammond organ player, was one of the coolest cats in the British studio scene of the 60s and 70s - a period that had him doing countless recordings for TV, radio, film, and other commercial sources. Like many active British session player, Alan Hawkshaw, in addition to playing on many records by stars, did some recording as part of studio-only bands and for music library albums. Mo'Hawk selects 20 such tracks from 1967-1975, emphasizing ones that put his soul-rock-jazz Hammond organ to the fore. Some were credited to bands when first released -- four to the Mohawks, one to the Salon Band, and one to Rumplestiltskin.

This bountiful collection really do justice to Alan's genius - filled with great tunes that crackle with hot Hammond organ licks, sweet electric piano bits, and a mad mix of easy and funk that always satisfies. Alan Hawkshaw remains a high profile name amongst collectors!

Various shades of easy listening, soul, funk, jazz, and psychedelia make their way into the tracks! Highly recommended!

Tracklist:
01. Senor Thump (By The Mohawks) (2:49)
02. Beat Me 'til I'm Blue (By The Mohawks) (2:38)
03. Move Move Move (2:51)
04. Girl At The Top (1:51)
05. Hastle (2:06)
06. The Millionairess (3:08)
07. Beat Boutique (1:33)
08. Piccadilly Night Ride (1:24)
09. Dr Jekyll & Hyde Park (By The Mohawks) (1:37)
10. Sweet Motion (By The Salon Band) (3:46)
11. Blue Note (4:11)
12. Girl In A Sportscar (1:40)
13.Dave Allen At Large (1:50)
14. Raver (2:32)
15. Drive On (2:58)
16. Action Man (1:10)
17. Rocky Mountain Roundabout (By The Mohawks) (2:11)
18. Powerboat (1:32)
19. Rumplestiltskin (By Rumplestiltskin) (3:22)
20. Hawkwind And Fire (3:02)


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# It seems to be an unofficial video clip of track n°2. Check it out!



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Jestofunk - Universal Mother (1998)

"write it, cut it, paste it, save it, load it, check it, quick rewrite it": almost all I`m doing at the moment..

Jestofunk started in the early 90`s with three Italian DJ's (Claudio 'Moz-Art' Rispoli, Francesco Farias and Blade) and since that they`ve done an irresistible mix of Funk, Soul, R&B and House music.

With a groovy fusion between the DJ style and the live instrumentation, connected with the Afroamerican side of contemporary music, Jestofunk arrived to this second album after a six years itinerary through Jazz, Funk, Soul and the most experimental sounds generated for the Dancefloor.

Universal Mother is a summit of the past experieces of the band, a tribute to the jazz funk of the 70's but also to modern technologies. This work is clearly a continuation of their previous album, maybe the group has expanded its sound a bit, but there really isn't much room for improvement here, only small refinements, as Jestofunk was already at the top of its game. From funky-soul-jazzy rhythms to electronic vibes, featuring very special guest (Jocelyn Brown, Freddy Mc Gregor and once again Fred Wesley and Ce Ce Rogers) the group serves up some of the finest jazz-dance music around.

Can`t say more about it… just go ahead and try it!

Tracklist:
1. Universal Mother [Let Yourself Flow] (1:47)
2. Be A Warrior (5:33) - Vocals: Ce Ce Rogers
3. Colour (5:48)
4. Universal Love (5:31) - Vocals: Freddie McGregor
5. If You've Got It, You'll Get It (6:14) - Featuring: Fred Wesley
6. Special Love (5:06) - Vocals: Jocelyn Brown
7. Happy (5:15) - Vocals: Ce Ce Rogers
8. Jestofunk, Jestofunk (3:45) - Vocals: Ce Ce Rogers
9. Try My Love (5:57) - Vocals: Ce Ce Rogers
10. We Are (0:43)
11. Nel Nome Del Suono (6:04)
12. Why ? (6:04) - Vocals: Ce Ce Rogers
13. PFunk Station (5:06)
14. Earthquake (4:51)
15. Reflexion (0:55)

DL 320

This one is a MUST BUY!

Some videos here (maybe not the best tracks in this album…just my poor opinion)

Jestofunk – colour

Special love


Happy

## I`ve seen different album chart arts, maybe `cause there are different releases. To the best of my knowledge, the content is the same in all of them.

See you in the next month`s posts!

Stanley Turrentine - Don’t Mess With Mr.T (1973)

As I`ve promised..

..an earful and joyous jazz experience!

Just a brief description:

Born in a musician family, Stanley Turrentine started his career as saxophonist far in the 50`s and was active almost until his death in 2000. During his long trajectory he released many records in blues, rnb, soul jazz and jazz fusion genres with excellent artists.

I`m really not his biggest fan and don`t much about him. Well, I don`t about you but when I read the heavy names involved in this production, that`s enough for me! Creed Taylor, Idris Muhammad, Ron Carter and Bob James just say a few names (sorry, the list is vast..) and can`t forget to say that album name track comes from Marvin Gaye... enough ah?!


Maybe not the best, but still one of the greatest on the sax..
You deserve to taste it!

Tracklist:
1. Don't Mess With Mister T.
2. Two for T
3. Too Blue
4. I Could Never (Repay Your Love)
5. Pieces of Dreams
6. Don't Mess With Mister T. (Alternate Take)
7. Mississipi City Strut (Album Version)
8. Harlem Dawn (Album Version)

DL - part 1 & 2 (320)

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Check the album name track!


1# What a amazing sensation to hear the first peak at about 1:00 min! Highly addictive!

Cooking on Sunday!

Definetely Sunday isn`t the best day...

...However there are somethings you can do for a smoother day. You can try doing something to relax like reading a book, watching a movie...just because its a music blog, my proposition is hearing music.


So meet Tommy Guerrero!

ANOTHER LATE NIGHT - TOMMY GUERRERO

This guy used to be involved in the skateboard scene (former professional skateboarder) but his music is far from being classified as general hip hop style.

In this "Another Late Night" release he shows much of his musical luggage that includes, but is not limited to, funk, rock and blues. In other words it`s a great compilation to inspire your culinary skills and distract your ears when cooking on a sleepy Sunday.

Tracklist:
1. Can't Get Up If You Can't Get Down - Band of the US Navy Liberation Forces,
2. Tomcat - Muddy Waters
3. Slippin' into Darkness - Ramsey Lewis
4. Taboo - Santana
5. Funky - The Chambers Brothers
6. Same Brown Earth - Latin Playboys
7. I'm Her Daddy - Bill Withers
8. Funkiest Man Alive - Rufus Thomas
9. Euphrates - The Main Ingredient
10. One More Time - Cymande
11. Web - Hampton Hawes
12. Viva Tirado - El Chicano
13. Is It Because I'm Black - Syl Johnson
14. Vitamin C - Can
15. Summer Song - Ronnie Foster
16. Come Together - Tommy Guerrero
17. Peepshow, Pts. 2 and 3


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Saving Your Party..

I took sometime thinking about the next post..

Here it comes!

MUSIC FOR DANCEFLOORS VOL 1

and

MUSIC FOR DANCEFLOORS VOL 2

These compilations contain some old-fashion-high-level music.

The name might suggest that it`s about electronic or dance music but what you can find here are Funky and Groovy tracks selectively hand picked from the most important 6T`s and 7T`s music Libraries.

Covering differents influences and rhythms (from reggae to afro and whatever between..) it`s a great suggestion if you need help to gather some music for your home party.

Pleasuring music for pleasuring moments with friends. Check it out!

Vol. 1

1. That's What Friends Are For - Bell, Madeline & Alan Parker
2. Unlimited Love - Parker, Alan D.
3. Funky Express - Lamont, Duncan
4. Assault Course - Pearson, Johnny (1)
5. Samba Street - Morgan, Barry & Ray Cooper
6. Second Cut - Clarke, James
7. Swamp Fever - Cameron, John (1)
8. Reggae Train - Farley, William & Dennis Bovell
9. Incidental Backcloth - Mansfield, Keith
10. Cross Talk - Coppieters, Francis
11. In Advance - Xanten, Peter
12. Senior Thump - Hawkshaw, Alan
13. Expo In Tokyo - Moorhouse, Alan
14. Interlude/Witchdoctor - Nascimbene
15. Jungle Baby - Erlinger, H.
16. Morning 1/Morning 2 - Weiss, Klaus
17. Freeway To Rio - Baxter, Les
18. Brazil Express - Callert, G.
19. Piano In Transit - Coppieters, Francis
20. Crash Course - Mansfield, Keith

Vol. 2

1. Whispers - Baxter, Cath
2. Indianapolis - Martin, Irving & Brian Dee
3. Deadline Destination - Martin, Irving & Brian Dee
4. Five Plus Four - Newman, Al
5. Psychedelic Portrait - Petit, Jean Claude Et Son Orchestre
6. Rhythm Maker - Hawksworth, Johnny Sound
7. Afro Beat/Afro Syn - Nardini, Nino
8. Race Machine - Duval, Mark Big Band
9. Green Water - Dieval, Jacques
10. Casing - Di Donato, Jacques
11. Erotica - Malasek, Jiri
12. Following You - Arel, Jack & Pierre Dutour
13. Ibhadi (Small Deer) - Keiles, Glen
14. Poivre Piments Et Pin Up - Piot, Paul
15. Crazy Fiddles - Warner, Eddie
16. Discovery - Bennett, Brian
17. Safari Park - Roger Roger
18. Rainbow Bridge - Webb, Roger
19. Misty Canyon - Libaek, Sven
20. Blockbuster - Mansfield, Keith

Know Vol.1 (1 & 2)

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Know Vol.2 (1 & 2)

Then BUY IT!

All in CBR 256. Not that bad, but if you know some 320 links, please let me know...

Starting from the Beginning

Hi People,



After sometime in my soundological journey I decided it was time spread out some information.

So I decided to create this blog.

I know it`ll give me some work but I hope it will be pleasuring sometimes..

It`s a fact that everything needs to start from somewhere and I thought It was a good ideia to start from the beginning.



Let me introduce you COUNT BASIE.






Maybe its the oldest stuff I know . It´s boxset released in 1992 although the musics cover the years from 1937 to 1939.

I first found it at San Pasquale Entertainment which a nice music blog if you are looking for good and diverse music. Thanks San Pasquale team!

In this collection you find old cool tunes and is highly recommended for those interested in historical or cultural roots of our conteporary music and also those searching for jazz and big band stuff.



>> 1937 <<
1. Honeysuckle Rose
2. Pennies From Heaven
3. Swinging at the Daisy Chain
4. Roseland Shuffle
5. Exactly Like You
6. Boo Hoo
7. Glory of Love, The
8. Boogie Woogie (I May Be Wrong)
9. Smarty (You Know It All)
10. One O'Clock Jump
11. Listen My Children and You Shall Hear
12. John's Idea
13. Good Morning Blues - (take 1)
14. Good Morning Blues - (take 2)
15. Our Love Was Meant to Be
16. Time Out
17. Topsy
18. I Keep Remembering
19. Out the Window
20. Don't You Miss Your Baby
21. Let Me Dream


>> 1938 <<
1. Georgianna
2. Blues in the Dark
3. Sent For You Yesterday
4. Every Tub
5. Now Will You Be Good?
6. Swingin' the Blues
7. Mama Don't Want No Peas 'N Rice 'N' Coconut Oil
8. Blue and Sentimental
9. Doggin' Around
10. Stop Beatin' Round the Mulberry Bush - (take 1)
11. Stop Beatin' Round the Mulberry Bush - (take 2)
12. London Bridge Is Falling Down
13. Texas Shuffle
14. Jumpin' at the Woodside
15. How Long Blues
16. Dirty Dozens, The
17. Hey Lawdy Mama
18. Fives, The
19. Boogie Woogie
20. Dark Rapture
21. Shorty George
22. Blues I Like to Hear, The
23. Do You Wanna Jump, Children?
24. Panassie Stomp


>> 1939 <<
1. My Heart Belongs to Daddy
2. Sing For Your Supper
3. Oh! Red
4. Fare Thee Honey, Fare Thee Well - (take 1)
5. Fare Thee Honey, Fare Thee Well - (take 2)
6. Dupree Blues
7. When the Sun Goes Down - (take 1)
8. When the Sun Goes Down - (take 2)
9. Red Wagon10. You Can Depend on Me
11. Cherokee - (part 1)12. Cherokee - (part 2)
13. Blame It on My Last Affair - (take 1)
14. Blame It on My Last Affair - (take 2)
15. Jive at Five
16. Thursday
17. Evil Blues
18. Oh, Lady Be Good

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