Funk, jazz-funk, disco and soul – from the Iron Curtain! ‘Polish Funk’
contains only polish artists. Compiled by Soul Service DJ Team: Burn
Reynolds, Cpt. Sparky, Papa Zura and DJ Misty. The entire recordings
were re-mastered from original mother tapes to squeeze their funky
juice! Link
A compilation of Solid Record approaching the deepest part of "Miami Sound"! James Brown's "Mashed Potato Popcorn" kids cover, Freddie and the Kinfolk "Mashed Potato, Pop Corn", a familiar cover of the breaker Funk masterpieces All the Peapo featuring Robert Moore "Cramp Your Style", David Mancuso's favorite disco funk masterpiece Mad Dog Fire Department "Cosmic Funk", etc.! : Shinichi Iwama (Super Cry Inc). The latest remaster. With Japanese commentary.
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"Some of the mightiest Senegalese Afro-Cuban tracks the world has ever heard" BBC
2019 marks the 60th anniversary of the Cuban Revolution, when the Cuban
way won hearts, minds, and ears across Africa. This album is the
soundtrack to a time when Cuban music was the future for 1970s Senegal.
Changüí, Guajira, Salsa, and Son mingle with cosmic Mbalax guitars,
Sabar rhythms, Afro-Latin horns, and Spanish vocals spiced with a
Senegalese twang. The finest gumbo of Cuban and Senegalese sounds. With
just two microphones and a four-track Revox tape recorder, Star Band
recorded their entire catalog in Dakar's iconic Miami nightclub. Each
album contained one stand-out Afro-Cuban tune. Six of Star Band's most
psychedelic Afro-Cuban tracks, an ode to their finest hour, are selected
here. Check the "Andado" & "Le Lolaye". Link
The music with clave that began with Machito’s “Tanga,” and George Russell’s “Cubana-Be Cubana-Bop” has come a long way. With clave in his soul, trombonist Wayne Wallace proves yet again on his record Bien Bien! that the cheer of the music is truly infectious. Wallace is rare among musicians who can “swing” as well as he can “clave.” He has that and all kinds of shuffle rhythms and backbeats bubbling under the skin. This is why he can produce such glorious music even with just a few notes on his ‘bone and this record is full of it. 2010 Grammy Nominee for Best Latin Jazz Album!
Personnel: Wayne Wallace: trombone, vocals; Murray Low: piano, vocals; Mike Spiro: percussion, vocals; David Belove: bass, vocals; Paul van Wageningen: trap drums, vocals.
Special Guests: Julian Priester: trombone (1st solo – 4, 1st solo –
7); Dave Martell: trombone (2nd solo – 4, snd solo on duet – 7); Kenny
Washington: English lead vocals (2); Orlando Torriente: Spanish lead
vocals (2); David Chaidez: background vocals (2); Alexa Weber Morales:
background vocals (2); Karen Aczon: background vocals (2); Sakai:
background vocals (2); Jody Noble: background vocals (2); Sheryl Lynn
Thomas: background vocals (2); Ron Stallings: background vocals (2). Link
