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Sally's Song
Sally's Song (7" + insert)
Cat: NYCT7 081. Rel: 08 Dec 22
Sally's Song (3:58)
It Had Better Be Tonight (3:41)
Review: A shining example of soundtrack reggae, 'Sally's Song' was first incarnated in an unlikely spectacle: Tim Burton's A Nightmare Before Christmas. Originally composed by the film's scorer Danny Elfman, reggae reinterpreters Aanant Pradhan and Larry McDonald (of Skatalites fame) here lay down a dour dub cover version. Wistful, moody and clean. The B-side, meanwhile, shows off the pair's knowledge of film music even further - Henry Mancini's 'It Had Better Be Tonight' from the 1963 version of The Pink Panther makes similar waves as a kettle-drum heavy dub version.
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Don't Let Him Get The Best Of You
Cat: ZP 86. Rel: 01 Mar 23
Ronfo & Kindred Spirits Orchestra - "Don't Let Him Get The Best Of You" (feat Sandi Everett) (4:45)
Lee McDonald - "Let's Play Luck" (extended version) (4:51)
Review: The Izipho Soul label continues to bring us hard to find nuggets from the many-layered history of US soul music. On this latest 7" we're treated to Ron Foster's 1985 version of 'Don't Let Him Get The Best Of You', which was recorded with the 21-strong Kindred Spirits Orchestra and has been revived with a new vocal take from the original lead singer of Whirlwind, Sandi Everett. On the flip, you can enjoy an extended mix of Lee McDonald's 'Let's Play Luck', a disco-fied stomper from his classic album Sweet Magic.
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Time Trip
Time Trip (transparent blue vinyl 7")
Cat: FLRS 147. Rel: 28 Jul 22
Time Trip (feat Luvraw) (4:08)
Time Trip (feat Luvraw - instrumental) (4:08)
Review: Flower Records fusion masters Masato Komatsu and Ryo Kawahara are Slowly and are adept at everything from dub to disco, soul to post-rock. They have been turning it out at a steady rate recently on labels like Oscarson but mostly Flower. Following a couple of standout 7"s in 'Tripping Out' and 'Let Some Love In' already this year comes 'Time Trip.' It is a lush bit of slow motion big beat and dub, with heavily treated Japanese language vocals over a fat, churning rhythm. An instrumental is also included on this crucial 7".
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Afro Agban: The Afro Instrumental LP (remastered)
Cat: STRUT 345LP. Rel: 01 May 25
Oda Mimian (5:47)
Ozan Koukle (5:48)
Afon (6:04)
Alow Aton (4:34)
Afro-Love (5:30)
Sikiliza (4:09)
Racubah (3:22)
Review: Popularly known to fans as "Ice" - a rare case of hypocorism in colloquial fan band nicknaming - Strut Recordings document a rare record from the vaults of the luminary Lafayette Afro-Rock Band, one that is arguably the closest in their catalogue to the signature sound defining their earlier work. Marked by an especially complex funk rhythmology, this record was pressed contemporaneously with the infamous Soul Makossa and Malik sessions; but compared to their earlier works, Afro Agban pushes deeper into jazz-rock territory. 'Ozan Koukle' has espceially become a known but coveted missing link for turntable taxonomists, who'll thank their lucky stars for the fact that it is now available in full.
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タグ: Afro Funk | Afro Jazz | Afro Rock
 in stock $23.66
Each Man Makes His Destiny (reissue)
Cat: STRUT 296LP. Rel: 06 Feb 25
Too Little Room (5:37)
Suicide (5:22)
One Chance (3:12)
Love Can (2:38)
There's Time To Change (9:24)
Put An X On The Spot (In The Sky) (2:59)
Losin' (2:06)
Dgunji (3:01)
Review: Ice's early work captures a pivotal moment in funk's evolution, weaving together taut grooves and vibrant African-inspired rhythms. Recorded during the band's formative years, the music brims with raw energy and creative ambition. Polished basslines drive the tracks, while percussion bursts with a vitality that speaks to their Parisian influences at the time. Horn stabs and tightly wound guitar lines add layers of complexity, and the occasional vocal inflection injects a sense of urgency. With each listen, the production reveals new texturesismall details that elevate the record beyond its era.

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Robson Jorge & Lincoln Olivetti
Cat: MRBLP 148. Rel: 31 Jul 17
Jorgeia Corisco (3:50)
No Bom Sentido (3:29)
Aleluia (3:51)
Raton (0:53)
Pret-A-Porter (3:35)
Squash (3:58)
Eva (5:39)
Fa Sustenido (2:57)
Ze Piolho (0:43)
Baila Comigo E Festa Braba (3:32)
Ginga (2:55)
Alegrias (3:10)
Review: Insane boogie fire from Rio circa 82; both Robson Jorge and Lincoln Olivetti were already decorated before they joined forces, but this one took both of their reputations and amplified them beyond expectation. Their one and only album, it's loaded with soul and funk from every corner of Brazil's sexy city and brought together with beautiful attention to detail; the gradual vocal breakdowns, rude synths and lavish instrumental sections, key cuts such as the Wonder-level "Aleluia", the jazz slides and glides of "Pret-A-Porter" and the sexy 80s electro boogie "Squash" will still completely flip any party 35 years later. Stunning.
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Cruise Control
Cruise Control (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: BJRA 1. Rel: 23 Feb 23
Funky Splash (5:19)
O Caminho Do Bem (3:45)
Epitaph BB (2:04)
L'Internationale Prog (3:16)
G Love (6:36)
Safari In D (6:59)
Review: Ultra lo-fi stereo funkage from L'Eclair, the latest signage to Swiss label Rock This Town. 'Cruise Control' is a muddy and smoggy six-track instrumental disco-funk EP, with seven members laying down parts on wah-wah, space horn, and synth. It sounds as if a mega-talented disco troupe were performing in the next building, but they could only be heard through thick insulation or some kind of muffling foam. The tone is ultimately pleasing, blurry and cloudlike, as if this were disco beamed to us from heaven as opposed to the material world. The softest cuts, such as 'Safari In D', are our highlights.
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La Clave (Verve By Request)
La Clave (Verve By Request) (180 gram audiophile yellow vinyl LP)
Cat: 602455 624383. Rel: 16 Jan 25
Sally Go 'Round The Roses (3:14)
Angels Of Mercy (3:20)
Move Your Hand (3:04)
Latin Slide (4:09)
Who You Fooling (3:35)
The Ghetto (3:32)
Road Runner (4:37)
Soul Sauce (2:36)
Baila Mi Guaguanco (3:22)
Cocoa Leaf (1:37)
Review: La Clave's self-titled album from 1973 is a refreshing mix of Latin rhythms and the vibrant sounds of the city of San Francisco. Formed by nine musicians from Mexico, Panama, Cuba and Puerto Rico with Benny Velarde at the helm, the group blended their rich cultural backgrounds with the soulful and experimental music scene of the Bay Area during that period. This unique mix created a joyful, energetic sound that still lures you in to this day, which is why this mini-classic gets reissued as part of the Verve By Request series.
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タグ: Latin Jazz | Latin Funk
 in stock $42.83
La Retreta Mayor (reissue)
La Retreta Mayor (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: VAMPI 276. Rel: 24 May 23
Torta De Pan (2:32)
La Fuga De Gumersindo (2:36)
Y Pasa Todos Los Dias (3:16)
Camino Pedregoso (2:33)
Zambo (2:44)
Liquido Elemento (2:46)
Algo Misterioso (3:06)
Lerede (2:29)
La Verdad (3:05)
Review: La Retreta Mayor hail from Venezuela and includes members such as trumpeters Lewis Vargas and Jose Diaz, saxophonists Nelson Hernandez, Benjamin Brea and Rolando Barbosa on trombone amongst others. This self titled album is the only one the short-lived outfit ever released and it came in 1976. It's a fine fusion of jazz and funk with plenty of Latin flair and rich percussive layers, lead wind instruments and danceable disco grooves that bring real colour and vitality to the dance floor. Originals are hard to find and expensive so this is a timely reissue.
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Square One
Square One (gatefold pink splattered vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: BMG 16VX. Rel: 07 Sep 23
Enter The Ring (feat DJ Yoda) (3:12)
Let It All Out (feat Wax & Herbal T) (3:28)
All Night (feat Jack Tyson-Charles) (3:48)
Loving Arms (feat Greg Blackman) (3:23)
Least Favourite Wonder (feat Dare club) (3:34)
Wide Open (4:01)
Amigos (feat Too Many T's) (3:35)
Looking At The Love (feat Greg Blackman) (3:47)
Automatic Lovin' (feat Holmes) (4:34)
Not For You (feat Alyssa Marie & Jack Tyson-Charles) (3:17)
Browsing YouTube (2:40)
Go Free (3:51)
Review: Lack of Afro has spent two years battling addiction and a marriage breakdown, but is now back with a new album that very much finds him in superlative form. Square One comes on his own label, Bastion Music, this September and was written with inspiration found during a trip to the United States to produce in the famous FAME Studios at Muscle Shoals. What results is an album full of light, hope and optimism that the good times will return. The outputting of love and devotion comes with big horns and organs, plenty of heart swelling emotion and much more.
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Gemini Rights
Gemini Rights (LP + insert)
Cat: 196587 39711. Rel: 03 Nov 22
Static (2:41)
Helmet (3:29)
Mercury (4:46)
Buttons (3:02)
Bad Habit (3:55)
2gether (feat Matt Martian - Enterlude) (0:47)
Cody Freestyle (4:00)
Amber (2:54)
Sunshine (feat Foushee) (4:48)
Give You The World (4:33)
Review: Steve Lacy is an LA-based songwriter best known as guitarist for The Internet as well as producing for Kendrick Lamar amongst others. After releasing his debut solo album Apollo XXI in 2019, he returns with a sophomore effort which expands on his broad-reaching vision of psychedelic soul. Like a modern day Shuggie Otis he knows how to bridge the gap between disparate musical camps, displaying a powerful pop instinct while keeping things kinked and quirky throughout. Lead single 'Bad Habit' is a sweet, sentimental anthem that should appeal to all and sundry, and it's a perfect gateway into an album brimming with future classics.
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Soul Makossa (reissue)
Cat: STRUT 300LPB. Rel: 04 Jul 24
Soul Makossa (4:19)
Azeta (5:50)
Oglenon (8:05)
Voodounon (4:48)
Hihache (6:58)
Nicky (6:02)
Review: Strut proudly presents the first official remastered reissue of Lafayette Afro Rock Band's funk/Afro classic, Soul Makossa from 1973. Originally known as the Bobby Boyd Congress, the seven-member Afro-American ensemble relocated from the U.S. to France in 1971. After lead singer Bobby Boyd returned to the US, the group rebranded as Ice and collaborated with producer Pierre Jaubert, whose credits included work with Charles Mingus and John Lee Hooker. Inspired by Motown's work ethic, Jaubert initiated daily rehearsals, leading to the band's unique sound. Immersed in Paris's African-dominated Barbesse district and frequently performing with Cameroonian composer Manu Dibango, the group evolved into Lafayette Afro Rock Band, embracing a heavier, more intricate Afro-funk style. Their debut album, Soul Makossa, featured a dynamic rendition of Dibango's classic, alongside the intense break of 'Hihache' and the infectious 'Nicky.' This meticulously crafted remaster by The Carvery from the original tapes includes the full original artwork, celebrating an iconic album's legacy.
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Malik (remastered)
Malik (remastered) (heavyweight vinyl LP)
Cat: STRUT 299LPB. Rel: 27 Jun 24
Djungi (5:40)
Raff (3:12)
Conga (4:55)
Avi-vo (3:38)
Malik (5:09)
Darkest Light (6:17)
Baba Hya (5:26)
Review: Strut proudly presents the first official remastered reissue of Lafayette Afro Rock Band's elusive funk/Afro original album, 'Malik,' originally released in 1974, on Limited Edition coloured vinyl. In 1971, the seven-member Afro-American ensemble, initially known as the Bobby Boyd Congress, moved from the U.S. to France. Bandleader Frank Abel recalls, With lead singer Bobby Boyd's return to the US, the group rebranded as Ice and collaborated with independent producer Pierre Jaubert, who had worked with legends like Charles Mingus and Archie Shepp. Inspired by Motown's work ethic, Jaubert initiated regular rehearsals with Ice. The band, immersed in Paris's African-dominated Barbes district, began infusing African elements into their music, often performing with Cameroonian composer Manu Dibango. As the Lafayette Afro Rock Band, they shifted to predominantly instrumental compositions with a dense Afro-funk sound. Their debut as Lafayette included 'Soul Makossa' and the impactful break in 'Hihache.' A year later, 'Malik' refined their sound with tracks like the percussive 'Conga,' atmospheric 'Djungi,' and robust 'Darkest Light.' Though initially limited in impact, 'Malik' gained appreciation as hip-hop culture flourished in the 80s, becoming a rich source of samples. This remastered reissue, crafted by The Carvery from the original tapes, has the full album and original artwork.
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Good Together
Good Together (limited translucent blue vinyl LP + booklet in spot-varnished sleeve (indie exclusive))
Cat: 888072 609938. Rel: 09 Sep 24
Good Together (3:17)
Dance With A Stranger (3:33)
Far Gone (2:02)
Get Around (2:49)
Help Is On The Way (3:00)
Walking Uphill (3:12)
Better Not Tell You (7:06)
Seats At The Bar (2:56)
Twenty-Five (3:37)
Party On The Roof (1:00)
Set Sail (Prometheus & Eros) (3:24)
Review: On Good Together, Lake Street Dive embraces a renewed sense of purpose and focus on unity amidst social divisions. Described as "joyful rebellion", the album blends energetic, danceable sounds with a defiant, principled message that makes a long-lasting impression. "There's so much pain and division but living in anger isn't sustainable," drummer Mike Calabrese explains adding, "Joy is a powerful way to sustain yourself, and we wanted to remind people of that." The album he has made with his bandmates was produced by Grammy-winner Mike Elizondo and is the first time they collaborated on songwriting from the start. In turn, this expanded their creative range and has brought a new depth to their sound.
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Fantastic Voyage
Fantastic Voyage (gatefold transparent blue & green swirl vinyl LP)
Cat: SPLP 7172. Rel: 19 Jun 23
Welcome To The Land Of Funk (1:57)
Fantastic Voyage (6:08)
Your Love Is On The One (6:15)
I Need You (5:46)
Strung Out (5:08)
Say Yes (5:14)
Ever Ready Man (4:42)
I Love Everything You Do (4:26)
Say Yes (reprise) (0:30)
Review: Lakeside's Fantastic Voyage dates back to 1980 and is also the name of the number one hit the Dayton, Ohio group had in 1981. The song topped the r&b chart and marked their one and only ever entry on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at number 55. Sample hounds may know that hip-hop star Coolio used parts of this song for his own hit of the same name in 1994. The rest of the tunes are just as much a great and funky fusion of soul, disco and r&b with great vocal harmonies, guttural male growls and infectious drums.
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タグ: Disco Funk | Soul Disco
 in stock $36.07
Your Wish Is My Command
Your Wish Is My Command (gatefold translucent pink vinyl LP)
Cat: AGEK 2295LP. Rel: 06 Jun 23
Your Wish Is My Command (5:53)
Something About That Woman (4:59)
I Want To Hold Your Hand (4:53)
Special (5:07)
Magic Moments (5:43)
The Urban Man (4:17)
I'll Be Standing By (4:29)
The Songwriter (4:30)
Review: Lakeside - perhaps the unsung counterparts to Kool & The Gang (though they were just as great) - are routinely hailed as one of the earliest purveyors of funk-disco in its entirety, and we can more than believe that when taking in their fifth album from 1981, Your Wish Is My Command. Hugely ahead of its time, the production on this album is unmatched, with bombshell beats and ultrafilterswept synths making for unparalleledly glitzy backdrops for the Ohio nine-piece's watertight ows and yowzas. Our faves from this classic have to be 'Something About That Woman' and 'The Songwriter', the beats on which land like shoulder-slaps. Also, notably, this album features a rare hidden rerub of the Beatles' 'I Want To Hold Your Hand', which sets total fire to the original.
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タグ: Disco Funk | Soul Disco
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Hot (reissue)
Cat: JAZZR 041. Rel: 06 Mar 25
Ticket (6:24)
722 (6:58)
Flower Power (4:45)
Aiya (5:09)
Hot: Hot/Slick/Mellow/Scorching (17:59)
Maliala (4:10)
Review: Billed as a jazz-funk obscurity by many an expert, the 1984 self-released album by John Lamkin charts the trumpeting and flugelhorning talents of a lesser-spotted Maryland jazzer. Never again releasing a record after this debut for GMI, this shockingly varied record was dedicated to Lamkin's father, also named John Lamkin. Commanding a star cast of instrumental contributors - the likes of Gary Thomas, George Gray and Eugene Mauro - Lamkin would not achieve so much fame as those listed above, and yet brought a timelessly torrid fusion of funk and jazz here. 'Hot' is especially crispy and combustible, and we're not sure why it didn't blow up when it came out; you could fry an egg on that bass lick.
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Beautiful Dreams
Beautiful Dreams (limited LP)
Cat: MBR 01LP. Rel: 30 Jun 23
Sugar Woman (3:59)
Come Back Home (4:21)
Beautiful Dreams (4:03)
Eventually (4:29)
He Said/She Said (4:03)
A Word From My Momma (interlude) (0:18)
Lois Lang (4:31)
River Keep Runnin' (4:06)
It's Gonna Be Alright (4:37)
Carry The Weight (3:56)
Keep On (5:41)
Ride This Train (extended version) (5:08)
Review: New Orleans-born, now London-based neo-soul singer Acantha Lang debuts her anticipated first album Beautiful Dreams via Magnolia Blue. Coming hot off the heels of several live TV appearances, live shows and awards shows, the album now comes as her confident debut, and blends Stax-inspired funk with Southern blues, amid emotive, marching, organic arrangements, together primed to do the utmost justice to Lang's voice, which bursts with flavour as a full-bodied midrange. By far the biggests splash on the album is 'He Said/She Said', which is the wackiest and most energetic of the lot.
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Africanism
Cat: ASVN 071. Rel: 28 Nov 24
This Is Madness
Two Little Boys
Just Because
New York New York
Scared Of Revolution
When The Revolution Comes
Related To What
Gash Man
Review: The collaboration between the hip-hop godfathers and Afrobeat's explosive rhythms is nothing short of electrifying. After the session in Harlem, the project moved to Prince Fatty's studio, now in South East London, where the rhythm section was filled out by two key members from Seun Anikulapo Kuti's band, Egypt 80. Akinola Adio Oyebola and Kunle Justice's enthusiasm brought an authentic Nigerian Afrobeat vibe to the music, setting the stage for a unique fusion of revolutionary poetry and progressive jazz. UK-based jazz talents like Joe Armon Jones, Kaidi Tatham and Courtney Pine joined in to create a vibrant soundscape. With live, non-sampled instrumentation and impeccable mixing from Prince Fatty, the music feels as groundbreaking as the Poets' lyricsiperfectly capturing today's eclectic musical tastes.
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タグ: Afrobeat | Afro Funk
 in stock $30.15
Africanism
Africanism (2xCD)
Cat: ASVN 073. Rel: 23 Jan 25
This Is Madness (Africanism version)
Two Little Boys (Africanism version)
Just Because (Africanism version)
New York, New York (Africanism version)
Niggers Are Scared Of Revolution (Africanism version)
When The Revolution Comes (Africanism version)
Related To What (Africanism version)
Gash Man (Africanism version)
This Is Madness (vocal & Percussion)
Two Little Boys (vocal & Percussion)
Just Because (vocal & Percussion)
New York, New York (vocal & Percussion)
Niggers Are Scared Of Revolution (vocal & Percussion)
When The Revolution Comes (vocal & Percussion)
Related To What (vocal & Percussion)
Gash Man (vocal & Percussion)
Niggers Are Scared Of Revolution (Early Africanism version)
This Is Madness (Africanism instrumental)
Two Little Boys (Africanism instrumental)
Just Because (Africanism instrumental)
New York, New York (Africanism instrumental)
Niggers Are Scared Of Revolution (Africanism instrumental)
When The Revolution Comes (Africanism instrumental)
Related To What (Africanism instrumental)
Gash Man (Africanism instrumental)
This Is Madness (Percussion edit)
Two Little Boys (Percussion Only)
Just Because (Percussion edit)
New York, New York (Percussion edit)
Niggers Are Scared Of Revolution (Percussion edit)
When The Revolution Comes (Percussion edit)
Related To What (Percussion edit)
Gash Man (Percussion edit)
Just Because (acappella)
This Is Madness (acappella)
Two Little Boys (acappella)
Related To What (Early Africanism version)
Just Because (Early Africanism version)
Review: The Last Poets, pioneers of revolutionary spoken word and proto-rap, return with a powerful new album that blends their fiery lyricism with the infectious rhythms of Afrobeat. 'Africanism' sees the legendary duo, Abiodun Oyewole and Umar Bin Hassan, collaborating with a stellar cast of musicians, including the late Tony Allen, Prince Fatty, and members of Seun Kuti's Egypt 80. The result is a potent and timely exploration of social and political issues, delivered with the same raw energy and uncompromising spirit that has defined The Last Poets' music for over five decades. Abiodun revisits classics like 'When The Revolution Comes' and 'Gash Man', their messages of social justice and self-empowerment still burning bright. Umar's 'Niggers Are Scared Of Revolution' and 'Just Because' remain as potent and provocative as ever, their unflinching commentary on race and inequality cutting through the noise of contemporary discourse. The album's musical landscape is equally captivating, with Tony Allen's polyrhythmic drumming providing a driving force, complemented by the soulful melodies and intricate arrangements of the contributing musicians. A powerful reminder of the transformative power of music and spoken word.
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Chameleon
Cat: JAZZR 016. Rel: 26 May 22
Now's The Time (4:58)
Chameleon (9:32)
Georgia On My Mind (5:05)
Take The A Train (5:01)
Body & Soul (6:05)
The World Is A Ghetto (10:08)
Review: Jazz saxophonist Tony Lavorgna, sometimes known as Captain Bad, recorded Chameleon with the St Thomas Jazz Quartet in 1982. The title track is a cover of Herbie Hancock's classic from Head Hunters, given a fresh lick on this superlative album of incredible renditions of long time favourites. Ray Charles' 'Georgia On My Mind', War's 'The World Is A Ghetto' and Dave Brubeck's 'Take The 'A' Train' all get a look in, given a soulful treatment which goes down very smooth indeed. On the strength of these, it's a shame the group never recorded more music together, covers or otherwise.
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People Moving (reissue)
Cat: LPRGM 1746. Rel: 01 Aug 24
Theme For A New Day (5:18)
The Awakening (6:45)
Kickin' Back (6:42)
People Moving (5:44)
Can't Hide Love (4:11)
Canticle For The Universe (4:50)
Gratitude (4:35)
Review: Azar Lawrence's 1976 solo album People Moving is one that puts his skill on tenor, alto, and soprano saxophones front and centre throughout. The classic album was assembled by a stellar lineup including none other than Patrice Rushen on electric piano and vocals, as well as Harvey Mason on drums and Mtume on percussion. It was dedicated at the time to Charles Stepney and blends funk, soul, and jazz into a vibrant musical experience. The title track, 'People Moving,' stands proud with Lawrence's soulful saxophone and Jerry Peters' impressive horn arrangements really drawing you in. The record also marks Skip Scarborough's debut as a producer, and it's a role he later expanded when working with artists like Bobbi Humphrey, Con Funk Shun, and Phyllis Hyman.
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 in stock $32.68
Ocean Potion (reissue)
Cat: BEWITH 169LP. Rel: 22 Oct 24
The Light Of The Mind (3:59)
Hey! Hey! What You Doin To Me (2:57)
Take Strength (3:55)
The Lady Of The Sea (For Those Who Know The Tube) (4:00)
All My Life (2:32)
You're The Only One Girl (3:39)
At Least We Got Love (3:07)
All Love's Children (3:05)
Get Out In The Sun (3:53)
Golden Hues (2:53)
I Meditate Each Day (TM Try It) (2:59)
Review: Steve Leach's Ocean Potion, set for reissue on Be With Records, is a hidden gem of Balearic beach-funk from 1976, featuring Leachiknown today as Seasick Steveiin his earlier incarnation. Originally released exclusively in France on Philips, this LP is a funky AOR and blue-eyed soul masterpiece, brimming with vibrant, pop-funk energy. Recorded with the Crystal Grass Orchestra, the album boasts a lush orchestral sound that perfectly complements Leach's smooth vocals and the rich harmonies of a stellar ensemble of backing singers. The supporting musicians are legends from the French music scene, including Don Ray as arranger and synth player, Marc Chantereau on percussion, Slim Pezin on guitar, Andre Ceccarelli on drums, Christian Padovan on bass, and Pierre Halation on flute. Their combined talents create a groove that is both immediate and infectious, making it hard to believe this record has remained relatively obscure. The reissue by Be With Records has been carefully remastered by Simon Francis, ensuring the sound quality is impeccable. Cicely Balston's expert cutting preserves the record's integrity, while the original sleeve artwork, featuring a topless Leach reclining on a piano-laden flatbed truck at the beach, has been beautifully restored. This long-overdue reissue brings Ocean Potion back to the spotlight, where it rightly belongs.
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 in stock $31.84
Evolution (Special Edition)
Evolution (Special Edition) (limited translucent magenta vinyl LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SJRLP 551C. Rel: 21 Mar 24
Revelation (2:59)
Spirit Voice (1:55)
Cosmic Vision (1:22)
Wymbo-Ngoma (2:02)
Regeneration (1:21)
Freedom Bells (1:08)
Acknowledgement (0:34)
Love Parable (2:19)
Nola Reflex (3:11)
Evolution (2:41)
Cosmopolitan (2:17)
Second Line March (2:01)
Constant Search (3:03)
I Want Our Love To Always Last (2:35)
Mystic Sound (3:54)
Review: Drummer and composer David Lee Jr.'s acclaimed yet hard to find gem Evolution from 1974 is revered for the way it ingeniously melds the experimental spirit of John Coltrane and Sun Ra with the infectious rhythms of New Orleans. A standout among legendary New Orleans drummers, including Zigaboo Modeliste and Idris Muhammed, Lee Jr. showcased fiery innovation and unparalleled experimentation here on this 'lost classic' deep jazz album, originally released on Lee Jr.'s Supernal Records. It embodies a quest for creative progress and spiritual freedom and is rooted in the vibrant rhythms of New Orleans and Afro-Futurist musical concepts. It remains a rare and monumental achievement in the realm of deep and spiritual jazz, and here has been newly remastered for a limited magenta vinyl edition.
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 in stock $31.01
Lemuria (reissue)
Lemuria (reissue) (gatefold translucent brown vinyl 2xLP with obi-strip limited to 300 copies)
Cat: PLP 7807/8C. Rel: 19 Jul 22
Hunk Of Heaven (4:11)
All I've Got To Give (4:40)
Dreams (3:58)
Mister U (Universe) (5:28)
Get That Happy Feeling (4:10)
Moonlight Affair (5:06)
Mystery Love (3:58)
The Making Of You (3:56)
The Lady & The Dude (3:34)
Don't Say Their Ain't No Heaven (4:27)
Somebody's Talkin' (3:05)
Who Do You Love (4:57)
All I've Got To Give (alternate take) (4:58)
Mister U (Universe) (alternate take) (6:33)
Review: The 1978 self-titled album by the free soul band Lemuria remains much talked about around rare groove circles. Formed by Kirk Thompson of the iconic Kalapana, it's a proud statement of Hawaiian AOR, and highlights the magic touch of Thompson as both a keyboardist, and behind the mixers, his work as the album's serving producer. For this new reissue edition, P-VINE is including three bonus tracks and two alternate takes for the first time on vinyl, resulting in this deluxe fourteen track double gatefold package (this translucent golden brown vinyl version is limited to 300 copies).
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The Legend Of William Onyeabor
Cat: BLO O5. Rel: 28 Oct 21
Atomic Bomb (live) (8:04)
Good Name (live) (14:51)
Love Is Blind (live) (5:08)
Why Go To War (live) (12:59)
Body & Soul (live) (3:29)
Review: Anyone who has seen Nigerian saxophonist Bukky Leo perform with his backing band Black Egypt will tell you how incendiary they are live, frequently delivering performances that blur the boundaries between Afrobeat, Afro-jazz and Afro-funk. It's fitting then that Bukky and his band's latest release is a live album made up entirely of their interpretations of tracks from legendary Nigerian musician William Onyeabor. It's simply superb, with the ensemble's wonderfully laidback Afrobeat interpretation of 'Atomic Bomb', a rousing, dance-along romp through 'Good Name' and an insatiable, deliciously low-slung shuffle through sensual classic 'Body & Soul' belong amongst the many musical highlights.
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Album No 1 (Id Ed Was) (remastered)
Cat: WWSLP 104LP. Rel: 22 May 25
Id Ed Was (3:58)
Avehri (3:20)
Akoudar (4:10)
Thadoukli (3:21)
Ikhaq (4:29)
Mmliyi (3:37)
Thassousmi (2:30)
Achethkhi (4:26)
Review: Wewantsounds continues its deep dive into Algerian music with the first-ever reissue of Les Abranis' sought-after-by-those-who-know 1983 long player, Album No. 1. Originally recorded in Paris and privately pressed in small quantities, the album, which is also known as Id Ed Was, fuses Kabyle rhythms with funk and touches of reggae. This reissue has been curated by Cheb Gero (of recent Sweet Rebels compiling fame) and features remastered audio, though it retains the original artwork. It's a great line document of Algeria's diasporic groove with a two-page insert featuring fresh liner notes by journalist Rabah Mezouane.
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Transfusion
Transfusion (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7674. Rel: 20 Mar 24
Moondial (3:23)
Canned Heat Suite (7:02)
My Woman (10:00)
Bacchanal (8:02)
Kaballa (7:53)
Funk It! If You Can't Take A Joke (5:05)
Review: The highly anticipated reissue of the rare groove gem Transfusion by West Coast funky drummer extraordinaire Les Demar is finally here thanks to P-Vibe and comes with an obi! Originally released in 1977 on the esteemed Dobre label, this album stands as one of Demar's most significant works from the 1970s. It boasts iconic tracks like 'Moondial,' featuring a legendary drum break sampled by artists such as Jurassic 5, De La Soul, DJ Shadow, and Greyboy. Additionally, the album showcases a plethora of groovy numbers like 'Canned Heat Suite' and 'Kaballa,' alongside the mesmerizing Afro-Latin funk of 'Bacchanal,' epitomizing Demar's fusion of funky rhythms and jazz sensibilities.
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Les Sympathics De Porto Novo Benin Vol 2
Cat: AJXLP 729. Rel: 22 Jun 23
Ego-Ibo (6:59)
The End Of Soffer (9:04)
Cust No De Kill (9:54)
La Route Est Tres Longue (9:11)
Review: Acid Jazz Records are master compilers who here turn their focus once more to Les Sympathics De Porto Novo Benin. It's part of the label's reissues series focussing on rare sounds from legendary Benin imprint Albarika Store and is a second album from one of the most notable groups to hail from Porto Novo'. This 1970s collective, founded by Herman Laleye, is famed for its heavy rhythm section and vocals from Gangbo Bonheur, Armand Pognon playing blues-tinged guitar and Camille Zanou's on the organ. Rather than straight-up Afro-beat, Afro-funk or Latin, this band fused it all seamlessly into something new.
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タグ: Afrobeat | Highlife
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Variete Noire
Cat: FNR 210. Rel: 05 Nov 24
Parterre (4:09)
Rouelle Colonee (5:36)
Jour D'entrainment (7:11)
Arne Anatolienne (5:19)
Operation Du Kukuchaka (4:22)
Beletage (4:31)
Amateur Professionel (4:30)
Presque Fini (4:45)
Naif (4:23)
Candelabrrre (4:59)
Mission Humanide (version) (6:18)
Espace Julienne (5:11)
Review: This new album from Les Truffles is as delicious as the thing they are named after, and as classy too. It's a deep dive into their smoky and seductive late night instrumental funk sound. The drumming is deft and feathery, the chords like puddles of bliss and the melodies hypotonic. Sometimes there is caution in the stick work to make for an unsettling mood, at others these sounds are warm and controlling for evening relaxation. Fans of El Michels Affair and Bad Bad Not Good will surely lap up this double album on Funk Night.
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Version Excursion
Don LETTS / VARIOUS
Cat: ALNCD 64. Rel: 24 Sep 21
Ghetto Priest - "Hercules" (North Street West Late Night Tales dub - Exclusive remix)
Prince Fatty & Shniece Mcmenamin - "Black Rabbit"
Wrongtom meets The Rockers - "Dub In The Supermarket" (Exclusive remix)
Gaudi meets The Rebel Dread - "E=MC2" (feat Emily Capell - Exclusive track)
Rude Boy - "Superstylin'" (Exclusive remix)
Capitol 1212 - "Love Will Tear Us Apart" (feat Earl 16 - Full vocal dub - Exclusive remix)
Quantic Presenta Flowering Inferno - "All I Do Is Think About You" (Far East dub - Exclusive remix)
Zoe Devlin Love - "Caroline No" (feat Tim Hutton)
John Holt - "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" (Mad Professor 2021 dub - Exclusive remix)
Cornell Campbell - "Ital City Dub" (Exclusive remix)
Matumbi - "I Can't Get Enough Of) That Reggae Stuff" (Dennis Bovell remix - Exclusive remix)
Gentleman's Dub Club - "Kiko Bun" (feat Kiko Bun - Ben Mckone dub)
Black Box Recorder - "Uptown Top Ranking"
OBF - "Sixteen Tons Of Dub"
Yasushi Ide - "Ain't No Sunshine" (Space dub mix - Exclusive remix)
The Tamlins - "Baltimore"
15 16 17 - "Emotion" (Dennis Bovell remix - Exclusive remix)
Ash Walker - "There's Nothing Like This" (Exclusive track)
The Senior Allstars - "Slipping Into Darkness"
Easy Star All-Stars - "Within You Without You"
Khruangbin - "Dern Kala" (Khruangbin dub mix - Exclusive remix)
Review: On the latest volume in the Late Night Tales series, Don Letts has dug deep into his crates to present a selection of some of his favourite dubbed-out reggae cover versions, alongside dub style remixes of more contemporary covers. It's a simple concept, brilliantly executed, with Letts offering up some exclusive, dubplate style remixes amongst the classic cuts and recent gems. Highlights include, but are in no way limited to, the full vocal dub of Capitol 1212's take on Joy Dvision's 'Love Will Tear Us Apart', Mad Professor's insanely weighty 2021 dub of John Holt classic 'You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine', Blackbox Recorder's oddball reggae-soul version of 'Uptown Top Rankin' and Easy Stars All Stars' deliciously mystical interpretation of The Beatles' 'Within You Without You'.
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Outta Here (reissue)
Outta Here (reissue) (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: LLR 0020. Rel: 20 Aug 24
Outta Here (4:54)
The Dump (3:45)
Squadlive (3:51)
Back In Effect (5:35)
Twisted (9:09)
Superfred (4:57)
Reunion (0:39)
The Flu (6:23)
Nyack (4:10)
Hang Up Your Hang Ups (7:00)
Nyack (live) (9:16)
Review: Lettuce is a Boston-based and unstoppable funk force helmed by bassist Erick "Jesus" Coomes, saxophonist Ryan Zoidis, guitarist Adam "Shmeeans" Smirnoff, drummer Adam Deitch, keyboardist and vocalist Nigel Hall and trumpeter Eric "Benny" Bloom. Their saw is raw and direct and draws on the harmonics of Herbie Hancock and the high tempo of James Brown. Their album Outta Here b is pure, unfiltered funk and a powerful testament to their sound. Lettuce is joined by legends like guitarist John Scofield, who shreds on 'Flu the Coop' and 'Back in Effect' with Soulive's Neal Evans on B-3. Trombone icon Fred Wesley adds his magic to the James Brown-inspired 'Superfred' and the title track 'Outta Here.' Tasty stuff, for sure.
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Mt Crushmore
Cat: LLR 0003. Rel: 20 Aug 24
Mt Crushmore (3:14)
116th St (3:05)
Lude 5 (0:27)
Elephant Walk (3:02)
Ransome (4:52)
The Love You Left Behind (3:37)
Lude 6 (1:13)
Review: Following the success of their last outing, Crush, funk innovators Lettuce are back with Mt. Crushmore, another standout collection of tracks that rank among their best work. This seven-track EP features a mix of new songs and b-sides from the Crush sessions and each one highlights the exceptional quality of that album. However, Mt. Crushmore isn't just a companion pieceiit showcases Lettuce's more experimental, spacey side, making it a unique addition to their discography as well as a fine record t reach for when you wanna get some raw funk in your life.
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Going On Down The Road
Cat: CHARLY 770LP. Rel: 08 Jul 24
Daisy Burrris - "Four Strong Winds" (1:55)
Perk Lee - "The Docks" (2:07)
The Delcos - "Just Ask" (2:22)
The Fabulettes - "If It Wasn't For Girls" (2:22)
Ray & Dave - "Wrong, Wrong, Wrong" (2:50)
Compliments - "Beware, Beware" (2:51)
The Georgia Prophets - "Don't You Think It's Time" (2:13)
Frankie Newsome - "Tauting Love" (3:54)
Cashmeres - "Finally Waking Up (Bashful Man)" (2:31)
Tiny Tim Harris - "Don’t Say" (2:46)
Lenny McDaniel & The New Era - "Something Out Of Nothing" (2:32)
Lee Bates & Point Of View - "I’m Superman" (2:28)
Thomas East - "Follow The Rainbow" (3:27)
Benny Spellman - "This Is For You My Love" (2:18)
The Bobettes - "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet" (2:30)
The Sonatas - "Going On Down The Road" (2:36)
Review: Levanna, the celebrated "Northern Soul Girl," shines in her new 'rare soul' series from the Charly vaults. As an influencer, dancer, promoter and DJ, she brings her energetic personality and deep love for Northern Soul to this LP compilation. Gathering her rare grooves in one record, this release is a DJ's delight, eliminating the need for extensive crate digging. Levanna's dedication and passion for Northern Soul music have earned her widespread respect and press acclaim. This collection captures her vibrant spirit and showcases some of the finest, hard-to-find tracks, making it an essential addition for any Northern Soul enthusiast.
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Running In The Family (reissue)
Running In The Family (reissue) (180 gram red vinyl LP)
Cat: UMCLP 098. Rel: 22 May 25
Lessons In Love
Children Say
Running In The Family
It's Over
To Be With You Again
Two Solitudes
Fashion Fever
The Sleepwalkers
Review: Originally released in 1987, this album featured Level 42 at their commercial and creative peak, blending pop, funk and jazz with impeccable musicianship and slick production. Now reissued on striking red vinyl, this album, their seventh at the time, remains an important piece to the band's signature sound and their ability to craft infectious, sophisticated pop. At the heart of the album are its massive singles. 'Lessons in Love' is a timeless pop-funk anthem, driven by Mark King's signature slap bass and soaring melodies. The title track, 'Running In The Family', combines a polished groove with reflective, autobiographical lyrics, while 'Children Say' has become a cult favorite for its smooth, atmospheric quality. On the softer side, 'It's Over' is a beautifully crafted ballad. The album's production is sleek and radio-ready, yet it never sacrifices the band's instrumental virtuosity. From the intricate basslines to the jazz-infused keyboard work, Running In The Family strikes a perfect balance between complexity and accessibility. This reissue not only highlights Level 42's most successful era but also serves as a reminder of their unique ability to fuse technical skill with mainstream appeal and nearly 40 years on it sounds as fresh as ever.
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World Machine (40th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: UMCLP 097. Rel: 24 Apr 25
World Machine (5:04)
Physical Presence (5:27)
Something About You (4:14)
Leaving Me Now (4:53)
I Sleep On My Heart (4:03)
It's Not The Same For Us (4:34)
Good Man In A Storm (4:36)
Coup D'etat (3:41)
Lying Still (5:38)
Review: Here, celebrating its 40th anniversary, Level 42's World Machine returns with a special reissue of the 1985 album that launched them to global fame. Departing from their jam-based roots, the band embraced a more structured songwriting process and also set to work producing the album themselves with engineer Julian Mendelsohn. The result was a polished, pop-funk breakthrough led by the hit single 'Something About You' which of course became a Top 10 hit worldwide, including in the U.S. Follow-up singles like the emotive 'Leaving Me Now' and the infectious "'World Machine' cemented the album's success and helped mark a major turning point in the band's career and 80s pop history.
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Past Lives: The Best Of The RCA Years
Past Lives: The Best Of The RCA Years (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile translucent yellow vinyl 2xLP + 4 page booklet)
Cat: MOVLP 3773C. Rel: 23 Apr 25
Past Lives (5:34)
Guaranteed (4:49)
Overtime (4:40)
My Father's Shoes (5:05)
Forever Now (4:11)
All Over You (3:59)
Love In A Peaceful World (7:14)
Model Friend (4:53)
Romance (4:53)
One In A Million (4:23)
Don't Bother Me (4:43)
Seven Years (4:43)
Lasso The Moon (3:55)
Set Me Up (4:28)
If You Were Mine (4:55)
Review: A new compilation which looks to celebrate the unheralded period of hugely successful Isle of Wight pop/funk band Level 42, named that after their cult funk days in the early 80s and their chart-topping victories in the middle and end of the decade. Music on Vinyl helps celebrate their 90s years with this compilation that spans the albums Guaranteed (1991) and Forever Now (1994). Originally released in 2007, this limited edition 2xLP set, pressed on vibrant 180-gram yellow vinyl, highlights the band's unique blend of funk, pop and jazz influences, with a mix of infectious grooves and introspective lyrics. The first side opens with the title track, 'Past Lives', a slick funk-driven number that sets the tone for the compilation, followed by the energetic 'Guaranteed' and the introspective 'Overtime'. Tracks like 'My Father's Shoes' explore deeper emotional landscapes, while 'Forever Now' explores the band's ability to craft smooth, soulful anthems. Side three is a ideal, featuring the infectious 'Model Friend' and the jazzy 'Romance'. Meanwhile, 'One in a Million' is a perfect example of the band's ability to blend pop hooks with sophisticated arrangements. Side four closes the compilation on a high note with 'If You Were Mine', a catchy, uplifting finale. The four-page booklet provides context for this fruitful period in Level 42's career, and the limited yellow vinyl adds an extra layer of collectible charm.
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World Machine (special edition)
Cat: EDSL 0218. Rel: 18 Oct 24
World Machine
Physical Presence
Something About You
Leaving Me Now
I Sleep On My Heart
It's Not The Same For Us
Dream Crazy
Good Man In A Storm
Coup D'etat
Lying Still
World Machine (Shep Pettibone dub)
Something About You (7" version)
Leaving Me Now (7" remix)
Something About You (US remix - 7" edit)
Coup D'etat (Backwards mix)
Something About You (Shep Pettibone remix)
World Machine (Shep Pettibone remix)
Something About You (instrumental)
I Sleep On My Heart (remix)
Something About You (Sisa mix)
World Machine (US dub mix)
Review: This brand new 2xCD set celebrates Level 42's 1985 top three album World Machine, which was produced with Wally Badarou. The album reached #3 in early 1986 and features the hit singles 'Something About You' which peaked at #6, and 'Leaving Me Now' which went on to reach #15. In the U.S., a Shep Pettibone remix of 'Something About You' became their highest-charting single by hitting #7 on the Billboard Hot 100. CD1 includes the original album, while CD2 offers some fresh 7" edits, 12" extended versions, remixes and B-sides. The set also features a booklet with lyrics, photos and a foreword by Simon Carson and Paul Waller.
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Give Me Some Emotion: The Epic Anthology 1976-1981
Cat: LPEXCL 14. Rel: 13 Jan 23
Hideaway (4:53)
Barbara Ann (5:53)
Do It With Style (4:53)
Love Is The Way (4:55)
Give Me Some Emotion (4:01)
There's A Happy Feeling (6:11)
Touch My Love (4:01)
Dancer (3:36)
El Bobo (4:07)
You Are My Life (3:35)
Let Me Be The One (3:42)
Japanese Umbrella (8:19)
Reach Out (4:14)
Boston (4:54)
The Love You Give To Me (6:11)
Love Won't Harm No One (4:37)
Review: Composer, arranger, producer and pianist Webster Lewis is widely celebrated for his work with Epic Records from the seventies and on through the eighties. His sound is a luxuriant one that is hugely polished, dense and accomplished in its fusion of jazz, funk and soul. He recorded four albums during those years and this collection pulls the best bits including his well-known classic 'Barbara Ann' as well as the likes of 'Give Me Some Emotion' and 'El Bobo' as well as more newly uncovered gems from the vaults like 'Reach Out' and 'Japanese Umbrella.'
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Live At Club7 (Expanded Edition)
Live At Club7 (Expanded Edition) (limited 4xLP box set + booklet + sticker)
Cat: JABOX 750. Rel: 22 Nov 24
Do You Believe (LP1) (20:45)
Saturday Night Opening (7:45)
Mr Knots (9:25)
Space Rock (LP2) (10:58)
Qvote-unqvote (12:00)
Dear Sister (5:06)
It's Your Thing (8:14)
Do You Believe (LP3 - Alt version) (16:38)
Club 7 Latin (8:21)
Up On The Roof (7:12)
It's Your Thing (LP4 - Alt version) (8:39)
Intermezzo (11:07)
For Arne (15:07)
Silent Lights (4:18)
Review: The Boston-based band The Post Pop Space Rock Be Bop Gospel Tabernacle Chorus and Orchestra was led by Webster Lewis and this album was recorded live in Oslo, Norway, in 1971. The original album was released in 1972 and this expanded edition includes previously unreleased songs, unseen photos and the full backstory of the historic concert. It is a rather rare recording that showcases spiritual and soul jazz at its finest and blends instrumental and vocal tracks for a unique, eclectic sound that has made it highly sought after. Newly transferred from the master tapes, it offers improved sound quality and is a must-buy for jazz cats.
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Played by: LEGO EDIT
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Horizon Unlimited (reissue)
Horizon Unlimited (reissue) (green vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: NUM 653LPC2. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Orere - Elejigbo (4:12)
Erora (4:23)
Gbowo Mi (4:44)
Gbalo-Alogbalo (3:12)
Come On Home (5:13)
Not Any Longer (4:50)
Review: The Lijadu Sisters and Numero Group have entered into a groundbreaking partnership focused on both reissue and reparation as a way of celebrating and reexamining the impact of the iconic artists. Identical twins Yeye Taiwo and the late Kehinde Lijadu were pioneers in Nigeria's cultural golden age who released five influential albums in the 1970s, thereby helping to shape their home nation's music for over 50 years. Their unique harmonies and innovative sound have inspired artists like David Byrne, Amaarae, and Jamie xx and first up in the reissue series is a remastered edition of their 1979 album Horizon Unlimited, featuring the hit 'Come On Home,' with their entire discography and previously unreleased material all to follow.
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Horizon Unlimited (reissue)
Cat: NUM 653LP. Rel: 19 Sep 24
Orere - Elejigbo (4:12)
Erora (4:23)
Gbowo Mi (4:44)
Gbalo-Alogbalo (3:12)
Come On Home (5:13)
Not Any Longer (4:50)
Review: Released in 1979 on Decca's Afrodisia imprint, Horizon Unlimited stands as a landmark in the Lijadu Sisters' discography. Produced by Fela Kuti's collaborator Odion Iruoje, and featuring BLO's Laolu Akins and Lemmy Jackson, this album blends raw funk with seductive electricity. The six tracks on this reissue are a masterclass in merging traditional rhythms with modern funk, exemplified in songs like 'Orere-Elejigbo,' 'Erora,' and 'Come On Home.' Each track opens with talking drums, weaving intricate percussion with fluid basslines and subtle synth tones. The Lijadu Sisters' harmonies remain the focal point, gliding over hypnotic grooves that maintain their freshness without becoming repetitive.
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Reflections Of A Golden Dream (reissue)
Cat: HIQLP 106. Rel: 25 May 23
Get Down Everybody (It's Time For World Peace) (4:23)
Quiet Dawn (3:29)
Sunbeams (3:50)
Meditations (4:21)
Peace & Love (2:31)
Beautiful Woman (6:03)
Goddess Of Love (4:18)
Inner Beauty (2:15)
Golden Dreams (4:49)
Journey Into Space (2:15)
Review: Lonnie Liston Smith's legacy in the world of spiritual jazz, soul and funk is huge, but he remains an often overlooked figure only discovered by those with a dedication to the music. As such, his albums are always worthy of reissue to hopefully reach more ears in need of the gifts they possess, and while Expansions is rightly considered his landmark offering, this swift follow up with The Cosmic Echoes is just as essential. Just melt into the bubbling, fast-slow reverie of 'Beautiful Woman' and let Smith's exquisite talents carry you away. If you already know the music, then take a chance to cop a freshly remastered edition, and if you're not familiar with Smith's work then take this golden opportunity to expand your horizons.
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Quatermass Seven
Cat: MMS 043LP. Rel: 20 Nov 20
Rest In Blue (4:18)
You're Only You (3:23)
Repeater #2 (4:01)
TRABS (3:55)
Steel Drum (2:46)
After After (8:08)
Repeater #1 (4:00)
Review: These seven tracks of scuzzy, lo-fi indie are ingrained with the sound of London streets. The trio of musicians behind it - guitarist Barrie Cadogan, bassist Lewis Wharton and drummer Malcolm Catto - draw on all their 25-year plus experiences of working in multiple genres to serve up blues and rock collisions, psyched-out indie trips, gauzy, summer of love sonics and breakbeat and jazz fusions. The tracks were recorded with minimal overdubs making for an expansive and all consuming sound where the driving rhythm sections do the heavy lifting while the swirling sonics up top take things to a higher level. It might be deeper and darker than you'd expect of this band, but what else would you expect of a record made during this most weird of years.
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Key Party
Key Party (translucent green vinyl LP)
Cat: JUMP 200LP. Rel: 27 Jan 25
Downtown (with Samora) (3:05)
Billie Jean (with Dr Ring Ding) (4:42)
Basket Case (with Dr Woggle) (4:20)
Moondance (with Vic Ruggiero) (4:40)
First We Take Manhattan (with Dr Ring Ding) (4:15)
You Spin Me Round (Like A Record) (with El Bosso) (3:56)
Love Is A Losing Game (with Susan Cadogan) (4:24)
Winning Streak (with King Django) (3:52)
Top Of The World (with Dr Ring Ding & Stephanie K) (4:04)
Something (with Horacio Blanco) (3:04)
Such A Shame (with Mick Clare) (4:06)
No Rain (with Dr Woggle & Dr Ring Ding) (3:41)
Review: Germany is not usually associated with reggae - unless we have missed something - but several of the country's finest musicians came together to form The Lock Downers. They have dropped plenty of useful digital singles in there last few years and here they all get collated onto one new album that fuses myriad reggae styles. Dr Ring Ding is the man who assembled this crew and he features on the wonderful cover of 'Billie Jean' while plenty of other superb reggae versions of the classics take in 'You Spin Me Round (Like A Record)' and 'Basket Case' amongst others.
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The London Fog
Cat: CHARLY 736LP. Rel: 09 Jan 25
Little Green Apples (3:46)
And When I Die (3:29)
Moment Of Love (2:46)
By The Time I Get To Phoenix (4:28)
When Liza Sings (4:08)
I Talk To The Trees (2:27)
Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay (3:16)
Ask If You Want To Know Why (3:15)
Windmills Of Your Mind (2:45)
Day In The Life Of A Fool (3:23)
Love Is Blue (2:36)
Whatch What Happens (3:57)
Review: London Fog is the name of a live album by The Doors, but is also the name of a rock band who brought all new energy back in their day in the 1960s. In 1965, the buzz of 'swinging London' saw the opening of the Goldfinger-inspired 007 Club at the London Hilton. Harold Sakata, famously known as Oddjob, served as the host with Mick Mortimore spinning records as the DJ. Tony Craig and the Men About Town were the resident band and were captivating audiences at the city's most sought-after venue. Craig later formed the band London Fog and continued to perform regularly at the 007 Club while also recording this album full of soul and hard rock.
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Motown State Of Mind
LORD FINESSE / VARIOUS
Motown State Of Mind (7x7" box set)
Cat: 832266. Rel: 30 Jul 20
Michael Jackson - "I Wanna Be Where You Are" (Underboss remix) (3:56)
Michael Jackson - "I Wanna Be Where You Are" (2:54)
Marvin Gaye - "I Want You" (Underboss remix) (4:00)
Marvin Gaye - "I Want You" (4:33)
DeBarge - "I Like It" (Soul Synopsis mix) (4:21)
DeBarge - "I Like It" (3:45)
Switch - "There'll Never Be" (Solidified Soul mix) (3:13)
Switch - "There'll Never Be" (3:34)
Eddie Kendricks - "Body Talk" (TBG mix) (4:43)
Eddie Kendricks - "Body Talk" (4:27)
Sisters Love - "Now Is The Time" (The Mack Revisited mix) (3:21)
Sisters Love - "Now Is The Time" (The Mack Revisited mix - instrumental) (3:21)
Jackson 5 - "Tribute Medley" (Underboss remix) (3:58)
Jackson 5 - "I Want You Back/ABC/The Love You Save" (Medley) (3:09)
Review: This special 7" boxset Motown State of Mind is a collection of Motown classics remixed by the legendary rapper, producer and member of D.I.T.C., Lord Finesse. The first two tracks tackle the one time King of Pop, while the undisputed soul god that is Marvin Gaye then gets some special treatment with an Underboss remix of "I Want You." The smooth grooves continue on DeBarge's "I Like It" (Soul Synopsis mix), which is pure sultry and steamy gold. Elsewhere Eddie Kendricks - "Body Talk" (TBG mix) is a string laced and slow motion disco funk gem and Sister of Love and Jackson 5 also get some careful treatment.
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 in stock $111.59
Breaking To The Bus Stop
Breaking To The Bus Stop (hand-numbered vinyl LP in uniquely tagged sleeve limited to 300 copies)
Cat: BTTBS 024LP. Rel: 17 Oct 24
Naja (3:04)
Break In Space (3:55)
Breaking To The Bus Stop (3:31)
Dark Side (4:30)
Gimme Some (feat DJ LC) (2:31)
R U With Me (feat DJ LC) (3:49)
Perkushun (2:21)
Tex Mex Breaking (2:57)
Latin Breakdown (3:12)
SPOT24 (4:27)
Review: This project celebrates B-Boying, which is one of the core elements of hip-hop culture, with tracks inspired by spontaneous dance challenges-whether in the street, subway or at a bus stop. Featured in Marc-Aurele Vecchione's ARTE series Boys and Girls Africa, the collection includes tracks like 'Perkushun,' 'Latin Breakdown' and 'Tex Mex Breaking.' Limited to just 300 copies, each vinyl sleeve is tagged, numbered, and signed by street artist Golf which makes it an authentic and collectible record for hardcore breakdancers.
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 in stock $25.92
Los Reyes 73
Los Reyes 73 (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: MRBLP 294. Rel: 02 Aug 24
Grandes Amigos (4:20)
Ya Ves Te Quedaras (2:40)
Necesito De Alguien Como Tu (5:17)
Si, Llego La Primavera (2:52)
Adeoy (3:28)
Piensa Que No Has Cambiado (3:14)
Finalizo Un Amor (3:36)
Un Lamento Hecho Cancion (4:03)
Si Llegara Alli (3:01)
Baila Que Baila Mi Son (3:04)
Review: Mr Bongo's Cuban Classics Series now looks to highlight Los Reyes 73 and their sensational 1975 debut LP. This Afro-Cuban-funk gem combines psych rock with deep funk, cementing its status as a 70s Cuban masterpiece and a favourite with those who know. Despite releasing only two albums and a few singles, the band was highly influential in Cuba and gained international recognition through 2000s compilations. Produced by Raul Gomez and featuring Cuban music heavyweights, the album blends traditional Cuban Son with funk and psychedelic elements. The reissue uses the beautiful bird illustration cover art from the Mexican Pentagrama Records release.
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タグ: Cuban Jazz | Latin Funk
 in stock $22.54
Renata Lu
Renata Lu (limited 180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: MAR 029. Rel: 14 Jun 21
Faz Tanto Tempo (2:22)
Folhas De Outono (3:03)
Sou Frevo (2:15)
Meu Canto, Minha Volta (2:45)
Eu Quero Ficar So (2:37)
Conta Me (Cuentame) (2:49)
Sambaloo (2:18)
Manias (3:37)
Fim De Papo (3:14)
Meu Amor E Teu Amigo (3:21)
Sucesso Tranquilo (2:12)
Sorriso (3:17)
Review: Renata Lu is a bit of an enigma. She made a couple of much loved albums in the 1970s and did some backing vocal work on cult records by stars such as Tim Maia and Nonato Buzar. Despite this, she never became a standalone star in the world of MPB and so remains a little known figure. Her self titled 1971 debut album on Copacabana Records was a heavyweight mix US soul and funk with spicy Latin percussion, all dropped over samba and boogaloo beats. It is high energy, with lots of big horns, electric piano riffs and angular bass as well as some swooning strings. This deluxe edition marks a real landmark in the world of funk carioca.
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タグ: MPB | Latin | Brazilian | Samba | Brazilian Funk
 in stock $29.87
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