Imagine one could gather a heavly heavyy team of musicians (ex-JB`s like Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley, Bootsy Collins and many others) to put the black people where they`ve never gone so far: outter space!!.. That`s what George Clinton did in 1975 with Mothership Connection....
Essential P-Funk music from George`s Clinton sick mind!!
Tracklist:
01. P. Funk (Wants To Get Funked Up) (7:41) Written By - Bernie Worrell , Bootsy Collins , George Clinton 02. Mothership Connection (Star Child) (6:13) Written By - Bernie Worrell , Bootsy Collins , George Clinton 03. Unfunky UFO (4:23) Written By - Bootsy Collins , Garry Shider , George Clinton 04. Supergroovalisticprosifunkstication (5:03) Written By - Bernie Worrell , Bootsy Collins , Garry Shider , George Clinton 05. Handcuffs (3:51) Written By - George Clinton , Glen Goins , John McLaughlin 06. Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucker) (5:46) Written By - Bootsy Collins , George Clinton , Jerome Brailey 07. Night Of The Thumpasorus Peoples (5:10) Written By - Bootsy Collins , Garry Shider , George Clinton
"Perth based producer Fdel has been working with the lads from Downsyde and HydroFunk records for quite some time... His debut solo release "Audiofdelity" has actually been released in Australia for a while, but it's definitely an album in need of more international exposure.
Fdel is obviously a very talented producer, the smoothness and clarity on this album is undeniable, there's nothing on there that really doesn't work, and work well. The change ups, bridges, and breakdowns have all been executed way too nicely. It's a pleasure to listen to from start to finish. This album covers all bases, it could really be played anywhere... But the real strength of the album is in the party tracks, the funk, the undeniable phatness. This album really parties hard, dudes.
...reminiscent of Katalyst's 2002 masterpiece "Manipulating Agent", "Audiofdelity" has some very similar elements. The classic drums, the funky ass basslines, the crazily chopped keys, the huge horns, the well chosen and well placed vocal samples; they're all there, the same as they were on Katalyst's release. This could be (and most likely is) why "Audiofdelity" was released through Katalyst's own Invada records."
This guy is great! knows what to do when mixing old and new across and between styles! Lots of samples, some extracted from music you can find around here..
Nufunk doping stuff!! highly recommended whether you like funk, breaks, hip hop, and mash ups!
Tracklist:
01. That's His Name (intro) 02. Rocksteady 03. Dusty Fingers (featuring Downsyde) 04. Instrumental Proficiency 05. A Fuller Culture 06. Get Up On Ya Feet 07. Shake Ya Pants 08. Ladies & Gentlemen 09. The Crew 10. Bring It On 11. Let The Beat Kick
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
"Unmixed compilation from David Mancuso, reflecting the eclectic music he played to friends during the mid to late seventies in his New York loft, helping to create the modern nightclub in the process. The CD's show why Mancuso enjoys legendary status within the dance community. The selection is superb, each track helps the next breathe, themes emerge. After hearing The Orb's Little Fluffy Clouds following the closing rain effects from the final sixteen minutes of the Steve Miller band, other mixes and comps look like train wrecks."
Tracklist: Early CD 1-01 Fred Wesley - House Party (Full Length Version) 5:31 1-02 Geraldine Hunt - Can't Fake The Feeling (Original 12" Mix) 5:17 1-03 Demis Roussos - L.O.V.E. Got A Hold On Me 10:02 1-04 D-Train - Keep On (Vocal) 9:21 1-05 Jah Wobble , Jaki Liebezeit And Holger Czukay - How Much Are They? 4:48 1-06 Barrabas - Woman 5:07 1-07 Sandee - Notice Me 8:28 1-08 Johnny Hammond - Los Conquistadores Chocolates 6:09 1-09 Tamiko Jones - Can't Live Without Your Love (Full Length Version) 7:13 1-10 Eddie Kendricks - Girl You Need A Chance Of Mind 7:36 Late CD 2-01 Nuyorican Soul - The Nervous Track (Ballsy Mix) 6:25 2-02 Soulboy - Harmonica Track (Generation Mix) 6:12 2-03 Salsoul Orchestra, The - 212 North 12th 8:32 2-04 Dinosaur L - #5 (Go Bang!) 7:54 2-05 Willie Colón - Set Fire To Me (Latin Jazzbo Version) 7:26 2-06 Joe Gibbs - Chapter Three 3:41 2-07 Holy Ghost - Walk On Air (Sun And Moon Mix) 8:57 2-08 Steve Miller Band - Macho City 16:24 2-09 Orb, The - Little Fluffy Clouds 4:21 2-10 Dorothy Morrison - Rain 2:31
1. Love Is In The Air (Milk & Sugar Radio Edit) 3:50 2. Love Is In The Air (Milk & Sugar Vocal Is In The Air Mix) 7:46 3. Love Is In The Air (Milk & Sugar Club Is In The Air Mix) 6:48 4. Love Is In The Air (Milk & Sugar Summer Is In The Air Mix) 5:20 5. Drum Revenge 5:20
Party over here again! 1000 of reasons to get the party started!
Lets drop a real heavy stuff: Metro Area!!
Get informed about this ultra-supa-MF-worderful-incredible-terrifying-and-magnific NY duo here! Read about their debut selftitle album ( ### & %%%). Sorry, no time to prepare a proper review by myself, but this album will make the justice..
Just can say it`s probably one of the most interesting musics ever!
Somebody once said: "it's like 70's disco meets 80's synth funk meets 00's house music". Well, I think it just fits good! Highly recommended!!
Tracklist: 01. Intro 0:32 02. Dance Reaction 6:11 Guitar - Dee Silk 03. Miura 6:42 Vocals - Dei Lewison 04. Piña 6:05 Guitar - Dee Silk 05. Square-Pattern Aura 5:36 06. Machine Vibes 5:39 Flute - Ana Dane 07. Atmosphrique 6:32 08. Soft Hoop 4:47 Bass - Jamie Krents 09. Orange Alert 5:39 Horns - James Duncan 10. Strut 5:34 11. Caught Up 7:37
It`s pretty known that a large body of the music produced in the last decades are not fully produced. I mean, people don`t get the instruments, start to play and that`s all - there is the music, especially in electronic music genres. No matter whether it`s a sample, a remix or an edit, one of the most common questions is “where this music comes from?”
For Daft Punk fanatics wondering about the origins of the French electronica duo's tunes, DISCOVERED solves the mystery, revealing the source material behind many of the act's catchiest melodies and most infectious rhythms.
This is a collection of the original tunes that shows us where Daft Punk took their original samples from. Listening to this disc will make your reassess the French duo's musical prowess. These 12 tracks lay down enough funked-up soul and disco to start your own 70s themed club night; an assortment of flavoured classics with enough hidden gems to keep us both interested and informed.
You can check good reviews out there. Click ### or §§§ to read more about it.
Tracklist: 01. Breakwater – Release The Beast ("Robot Rock") (4:55) 02. George Duke – I Love You More ("Digital Love") (3:08) 03. Edwin Birdsong – Cola Bottle Baby ("Harder, Better, Stronger, Faster") (5:13) 04. Cerrone – Supernature ("Verdis Quo") (8:10) 05. Tata Vega – Get It Up For Love ("Da Funk") (2:56) 06. Karen Young – Hot Shot ("Indo Silver Club") (8:37) 07. Chaka Khan – Fate ("Music Sounds Better With You" – by Stardust) (5:32) 08. Sister Sledge – II Macquillage Lady ("Aerodynamic") (3:53) 09. Oliver Cheatham – Get Down Saturday Night ("Voyager") (5:39) 10. Eddie Johns – I Put A Spell On You ("One More Time") (5:07) 11. Little Anthony & The Imperials – Can You Imagine ("Crescendolls") (3:07) 12. Jerry Goldsmith – The Rec Room ("Around The World") (3:22)
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