Funk / Soul

Pop Stars Musique Suspense A2 –Epsilon Ayayaya A3 –Hit Machine Hit Machine A4 –Crystal Grass Crystal World A5 –Springblossom Bump A6 –The Disco Maniax Band Dance Version B1 –Hot Butter Getting Off B2 –Captain Dax Dr Beezar Soul Frankenstein B3 –The Softones Bulldog (Dog Power Song) B4 –The Bumpers Do the Bump B5 –Brio sia Free Move B6 –Steve Bender The Final Thing (Instrumental)

Tracklist A1 –Bob Seger Bo Diddley 6:16 A2 –Lelli Leonardi Time To Fly 04:05 A3 –The Wild Magnolias Handa Wanda 03:48 A4 –Walter Jenkins Funky Walk (the Money Talk) 02:51 A5 –Botho Lucas Singers Zigarillo 02:54 B1 –The Last Minister Groovy-era 04:15 B2 –Hamilton Bohannon Bohannon's Beat 04:45 B3 –Tommy Stewart Bump And Hustle Music 04:20 B4 –Bobby Byrd Back From The Death 03:04 B5 –Manu Dibango Dikalo 03:30 C1 –Jack Asfhord Hotel Sheet 05:00 C2 –Soul Searchers Think 04:00 C3 –Young Holt Unlimited Rubber Lips 03:07 C4 –Bar-kays Humpin' Birimbao 02:25 C5 –Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers Berro E Sombaro 03:10 C6 –B.b. Cunningham, Jr Let It All Hang Out 02:30 D1 –Kool & The Gang Spirit Of The Boogie 04:00 D2 –Nilo Toledo The Gold Coast 01:56 D3 –Som Orlando Silveira Big Splash 03:00 D4 –Black Buster Bump The Bump 02:40 D5 –Ju-Par Universal Orchestra Chicago Calypso 03:00 D6 –Johnny Pate You Can’t Even Walk In The Park 02:30 D7 –Quincy Jones Hikky-burr (theme From "the Bill Cosby Show" 02:50

Be With presents hen’s teeth extended cuts of two glorious Breakwater classics - “No Limit” and “Do It Till The Fluid Gets Hot”. These super-rare Arista promo-only 12″ versions from 1978 have never been commercially available until now. Originals have regularly sold for upwards of £400 in the past 10–20 years so you know how vital this is. Breakwater’s futuristic boogie-funk glider “No Limit” is six and a half minutes of slickness on wax. It’s almost AOR. Like an infinite masterpiece, the chilled opening chords of the intro could go on forever - and they almost do - but when they give way to the power-funk groove, the track just slaps. It sounds so fresh today, over 40 years on, thanks to the smooth, smooth mixing of Jimmy Simpson.

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DISCO/NuDISCO !!!VINYL 12“!!!CLEAR vinyl 12“ (300 COPIES HAND-NUMBERED)!!!! NUM.CAT. FTM202003 TRACKLIST: A1: Rainbow Team “dreaming“ Birdee Remix (Time 6:52) A2: Jimmy Ross “chocolate Ice“ M.b. Edit Instrumental Dub (Time 7:00) B1: Trance “hang On It“ Dj Rocca Dubstrumental Edit (Time 6:44) B2: I.c. Bell “night In Musicland“ Dj Friction Rework (Time 7:06)

Limitation: 1500 copies. First ever vinyl reissue of this rare and highly collectible album released on Vanguard in 1975. Features the song “Take Yo’ Praise” that was sampled in the hit Moby song “Praise You.” 180-gram vinyl in tip-on jacket.

Limitation: 1000 copies. Timeless Legend are Jackie Hogg, Allen B. Burney, Donald Harmon, and Michael Harmon from Columbus, Ohio. Their music is among the most elusive on the rare funk / soul scene with I Was Born To Love You a huge crossover club anthem and with ‘timeless’ appeal. The Synchronised album from 1980 is iconic and one of the rarest ‘rare grooves’ and original copies currently sell for over £1,000 a copy.

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Disponibile in 5/7 gg * Awesome 1970s instrumental funk and rock sounds * A must have for fans of Isaac Hayes or Henry Mancini * Could be the soundtrack for an imaginary police movie of the 70s * Excellent sound and performance by high class professional musicians * First official rerelease of this long lost holy grail instrumental funk * Fully licensed * Remastered audio * LP housed in a superheavy 430g art carton cover * CD housed in a beautiful digipak * Ultimate collectors item for fans of 1970s funky gangster movie soundtracks Here we have an album that merges funk, disco, AOR and soft rock into an electrifying brew with an utterly cheerful atmosphere, made to either get up and dance to or sit back and make it work as a soundtrack for an imaginary movie dragging you straight to the streets of San Francisco with hundreds of Mustangs, Challengers and Firebirds buzzing around. Especially recommended to fans of library records from the 70s. Once more Everland Music give us a beautiful reissue of an otherwise lost classic from the era of disco funk and dance music. This time we have the pleasure to listen to an album originally released in 1978 that is entirely instrumental yet does not require vocals at all due to its captivating songs. The music is a cool hybrid of rock and funk with a soulful edge, which means we get to hear horns allover the place as leading instruments, which even replace the vocal melodies and a melodic, yet powerful lead guitar joining in, whenever it fits perfectly. Sometimes saxophone and lead guitar chant unisono upon a base of pulsating, steaming grooves. The electric piano calls great late 70s AOR to mind, while the bass guitar and the chugging wah wah of the rhythm guitar is typical for the funk music that was the hot stuff earlier in the decade. The overall atmosphere is just cheerful and positive, which makes this record work like a soul energizer. Due to the instrumental nature of the album it also works perfectly as a kind of soundtrack to an imaginary movie. Close your eyes and you will be dragged to the streets of San Francisco with hundreds of Mustangs, Stingrays, Firebirds, Challengers and Pintos cruising up and down the streets and people groovin' around with golden glitter clothes, big fluffy hairstyles and the likes. You can feel the Californian sun pour out from every note despite the fact that this outfit originally came from Georgia. The interplay between the members of this project is breathtaking. The music feels vibrant, just like it was played by a real band in one room right in the moment you listen to it. The lengthy B side opener "Get up and get down" is my personal favorite jam here, for it really swallows you into a whirlwind of sounds and melodies. The saxophone lays down a few killer solos in the earlier electric jazz vein, the grooves have a hypnotizing effect on you and the whole atmosphere is electrically charged. You may jump up and dance until you lose your breath and then lose your consciousness but you also could sit and listen and enjoy the intensity of the music. Amazing for sure. The six and a half minutes title track closes down this gem, of which original copies in good shape, just in case they turn up, fetch 250 USD or more. And this is well deserved. There are no real comparisons that come to my mind but I can say if you love late 70s pop, disco and AOR combined to an unusual but always accessible and memorable sound, this is all you ever wanted. The spacey synthesizer lines and the giant brass arrangements of the title track make it another stand out and there are only five tunes here, all quite long in playing time. Sound, performance, composition, everything flows into another perfectly and the result is an album that would appeal to a widespread mainstream audience, if this ever got to know about THE DISCO SPACE FUNK BAND. Hot groovers, dancefloor sweepers and dreamy middle of the road cruising rock songs, it can all be found here. It could have been one of these cool library music records from the 70s, merging funk and rock to give the moving pictures an exciting mood. But whatever this was meant to be, it is a masterpiece one should know. Oh, I am also a little bit of a liar for... there really is a passage in the opening track "A simple song", the most rock oriented piece here, where a human voice can be heard as it goes "lalalala" with a beautiful melody for maybe three or four seconds. Anyway, this is music that will make you happy and enlighten your day, so grab your copy now. SONGS: 1 Simple Song 2 Randy’s nap 3 Summer love 4 Get up and get down 5 Journey through the night