In uscita il 17/7/2020 1 African Rhythms (Album Version) Oneness Of Juju 7:21 2 Follow Me Oneness Of Juju 5:04 3 Space Jungle Funk Oneness Of Juju 9:41 4 Got to Be Right on It (Original 45 Version) JuJu feat. The Space Rangers 5:22 5 Sabi (Black Fire Mix) Okyerema Asante 6:25 6 Interlude - Rhythms Timelesness Oneness Of Juju 0:35 7 No Name #3 / Love is... / My N*gg*r & Me JuJu feat. Roach Om 4:33 8 West Wind Oneness Of Juju 7:42 9 Freedom Fighter Juju 3:29 10 Be About the Future Oneness Of Juju 5:16 11 Nooky Oneness Of Juju 4:39 12 Interlude - African Rhythms Oneness Of Juju 0:43 13 Every Way But Loose Oneness of Juju feat. Plunky 6:41 14 Bootsie's Lament (Unreleased Version) Oneness Of Juju 11:11 15 Chants / Don't Give Up Oneness Of Juju 7:00 16 River Luv Rite Oneness Of Juju 8:08 17 Higher Oneness of Juju feat. Plunky 4:44 18 African Rhythms Chant Oneness Of Juju 0:34 19 Nairobi / Chants Juju 6:34 20 Asante Sana Okyerema Asante 6:36 21 Interlude: African Rhythms II Oneness Of Juju 0:45 22 Plastic (Original 45 Version) JuJu feat. The Space Rangers 6:12 23 African Rhythms (Original 7 Version Pt. 1) Oneness Of Juju 3:29 24 The End of the Butterfly King

In The Panchine è il primo album degli In The Panchine, composto da Benassa, Chicoria, Cole e Gemello (aka Gmellow). L'album è stato pubblicato nel 2005 e vede la partecipazione di Noyz Narcos, Metal Carter e Gel (tutti e tre membri dei Truceboys). 2LP, 180 grammi. Artwork restaurato, audio rimasterizzato. TRACKLIST: Spedizioni dal 3/1/2020 1 Deadly Combination (Feat. Noyz Narcos) 2 13 Pm 3 Gemellooo 4 Mr. G. 5 Verano Zombie 6 Stolen Car (Feat. Metal Carter) 7 Fuori Misura 8 In The Panchina (Feat. Gel One) 9 Never Do The Spia 10 Far Away From Problemi 11 I Push My Rap Dude (Parioli Vs Caffarella) 12 Chicoria (Dirty) 13 Loosin' Pazienza 14 Skit

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Disponibile in 5/7 gg * R&B with a typical British and Irish sound of the mid 60s coupled with a few late 60s funky tunes played by a band in 1977 * This album will make all fans of early Rolling Stones, Animals and Them lose their composure * Sounds like one of these magic early 1960s R&B legends on vinyl * Excellent sound and performance by high class professional musicians * First official rerelease on vinyl * Fully licensed * Remastered audio * Ultimate collectors item for fans of the classic early 60s UK R&B A surprisingly old fashioned 60s sounding R&B, rock and funk album from 1977 that reminds one of the greatest ANIMLS, ROLLING STONES and THEM efforts from 1964 and 1965 with a few songs clothed in a slightly more modern funk and rock sound that makes one think of 1968 or 1969. A nifty little rarity for lovers of the mentioned legends and 60s music in general. Grab your copy!!! Groovy funk, hot R&B and angelic gospel and soul from 1977 by one of the leading figures in the 1960s soul music explosion, who worked as composer and producer with the likes of Chubby Checker and Aretha Franklin for example, but also acted as member of the doo wop act THE RAINBOWS. Don Convay (1938 – 2015) was a gifted man when it came to music and this shows in his 1977 album „Funky Yo Yo“. It starts with a hot blooded and steamy funk tune, the first part of the title track, that comes with an up tempo beat dragging everybody from his seat to get into a really unleashed dancing. On the ever pulsating rhythms you find some nice guitar and piano harmonies and riffs that push the tune into a rock direction without losing the funk spirit. The vocals and backing vocals often seem to talk to each other and sometimes even are spoken and not sung, even though this was far from the rap music that turned up later. Don Convay and his female backing singers laugh and shout at each other in a state of joy. Great one to heat up the audience. Now the pace gets slowed down and a soulful ballad named „I don’t think I can make it“ flows in gently with a three quarter beat, a beautiful organ and heart warming lead vocals that have a similar timbre like Mick Jagger or Van Morrison, who in fact always wanted to sound like black guys. It is not far from Wilson Picket’s „If you need me“ in the ROLLING STONES version from 1964. Coincidence? Probably a case of inspiration that lead to one beautiful song being released in 1977. In opposite to it’s title, „Three time loser“ is a real winner. Another R&B tune that recalls the golden days of British and Irish R&B around 1964/65. This was outrageously retro at the time of it’s release, since we already had disco and electronic music hitting the charts, we had synthesizers swirling allover the place and there was rap showing up on the horizon, while in rock the punk and early heavy metal started to take over the reign from all the dinosaur progressive bands. And in between we have this album. A 1964 soundalike R&B, garage rock’n’roll monster par excellance. And you really get this idea when you listen to the next song „An ugly woman (is twice as sweet)“, which could easily have been a real stormer on any early THEM, ANIMALS and ROLLING STONES record. What is going on here? And even with the explosive funk eruption „Yo Yo Pt. 2“ Don Convay goes no further than 1969. The band goes wild and crazy on this tune and they pour even more fuel to the fire. I am floored that a band on the edge of the plastic pop decade called „the Eighties“ would come up with such an old fashioned but captivating, engaging and groovy record of the handmade kind. The performance on both „Yo Yo“ songs is determined, devoted and vibrant. And before you get lost in the flashing grooves of „Yo Yo Pt. 2“ the band slows down to take a breath again and tells you that „Love is sweeter on the other side“, a bluesy ballad with overwhelming vocal delivery. Don Convay sounds like a white man who wants to sound like a black man, still like a cross between Mick Jagger and Van Morrison with some undefinable aspects. Anyway, his voice is just beautiful, rich, strong and charismatic whatever he does. He sings in a soft way and then erupts into shouts that speak of a wounded soul. Awesome ballad. And then comes „You can’t get something for nothing“ which is garage rock that sounds more like 1968 or 69 and has a distinct CCR atmosphere. Nothing but a wicked little rocker that demands your attention and then grabs you by the heart. This is still an unexpected move although nothing would surprise the listener anymore. And to close the album what could be better than another 1960s style R&B ballad. So this is what you get. Your THEM, ANIMALS and ROLLING STONES records of 1965 have begged for a little brother for ages, here we go with a record that fell out of time when it was released, but comes shining with a timeless beauty 40 years onward. If you love your 60s music and do not mind that it was only recorded more than 10 years ahead of the golden era, this reissue on EVERLAND MUSIC will thrill you to the furthest corner of your soul. SONGS: 1. Yo-Yo (Part 1) 2. I don’t think I can make it 3. Three time loser 4. An ugly woman (is twice as sweet) 5. Yo-Yo (Part 2) 6. Love is sweeter on the other side 7. You can’t get something for nothing 8. Your love has got me

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Disponibile in 5/7 gg * Smoking late 60s style psychedelic soul with singer / songwriter elements that should appeal to fans of The Supremes, The Fifth Dimension, France Gall or Melanie Safka * The beginning of a great recording career for Ruby Andrews * First official rerelease of this long lost psychedelic soul gem * 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 late 60s black music with a psychedelic touch Outstanding late 60s style soul pop with tinges of blues, psychedelia and early funk. This music builds a bridge between black music such as Ike & Tina Turner or THE SUPREMES and chanson or singer songwriter pop from legends such as France Gall or Melanie Safka. A must have for every fan of memorable late 60s music. 1970 was an awesome year for music and having released her debut album around that time, young Ruby Andrews made the right step at the right moment from the queen of 7" hits of the previous years to a grand lady of simmering soul pop with an album worth of sheer greatness. No wonder that original copies in good conditions are very rare and expensive these days. Once more Everland Music help us, who were born too late to have grabbed a copy back when it was released, with a fantastic vinyl reissue. The first things that stand out are Ruby's charismatic voice and her sense for haunting melodies. The style itself is soul with a strong pop appeal, vocals upfront backed by a dense network of grooves and harmonies. Each song is an uncomplicated effort with a killer chorus, but there is no tune like the other here and that makes "Everybody saw you” a really colorful affair. Some tunes have a rather earthy approach, others come as big pop anthems with lush arrangements with Ruby Andrews majestic voice sitting enthroned upon. Let these wonderful harmony lines float through your mind and find yourself in a time machine that takes you back to the era of good vibrations, love and peace. And it is that message which pours from every note played here. Ruby Andrews works perfectly as the missing link between Ike & Tina Turner on the one hand and chansoniettes or pop singer songwriter queens such as France Galle, Melanie Safka and others. Her songs could fill each dance floor with a euphoric crowd in seconds, but also put you into a deeply thoughtful mood when you just sit and listen. The pulsating grooves wrap you up and hold you tight while Ruby sings and shouts her commands in the best soulsinger way. On the other hand the title track of this album is a hypnotic blues rock tune that would have been a standout on each record by TEN YEARS AFTER, John Mayall, Paul Butterfield Blues Band or the likes. So, as I said, this is an utterly colorful record with many aspects of the current music of the late 1960s being merged. The performance is vibrant, just as if you were listening to a live band playing. A very perfectly rehearsed live band by the way. Tinges of psychedelia appear here and there but soon disappear in the mist of fantastic melodies. I can see this gal and her band performing for a crowd half a million strong at Woodstock when I listen to these songs, knowing that she did not even get near the stage at Yazgur's farm back in the day, but the songs would have fit and would have driven the audience wild. A record to leave the listener floored. SONGS: 1 Everybody saw you 2 Help yourself lover 3 I guess that don’t make me a loser 4 Gotta break away 5 You made a believer out of me 6 Casanova „70“ 7 Can you get away 8 You can run but you can’t hide 9 Uh! Uh! Boy that’s a non o 10 Since I found out 11 Tit for tat

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APE VENTICINQUE Dopo la partecipazione in “Giorni Matti” nell'album Classe 73 di Bassi Maestro, Ape il Rapper esordisce con “Venticinque”, il suo primo album da solista datato 2004, uno dei gioielli prodotti da Vibrarecords ai tempi. Per la prima volta in assoluto, saranno disponibili 200 copie in vinile 180 gr. GIALLO TRASPARENTE con incisione DMM, per una migliore resa qualitativa, audio rimasterizzato da Deva all'Anticamera Delle Arti Studio e grafica restaurata da Massimo Bod. Questo gioiello (ricordate "Cose Che Succedono"?) contiene produzioni e collaborazioni di Bassi Maestro, Simone Mace, Tuno, Gasto, Dok, Emarcinati, The Name, Irmu, Bod e Rubo

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