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  Soulaholic (soulaholic) 5-Doyen Username: soulaholic Post Number: 186 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 68.41.40.105 |
Hello All and a special shout to Joe Moorehouse: Well record buying and swapping and listening are still alive in the Motor City. Last night Joe M and myself got together for the spinning of a few disk and the passing of a few quids to purchase some choons. I picked up a few new things from Joes very sweet collection of goodies. Fragil Handle with Care - "CILOVEU" on Exit Six records Man I am just hypnotized by this tune the female chorus is hypnotic. Steptone - "Your Love is Like the Rising Sun" on Adell records 74 Upgraded my copy of Terry Collins - "I L.O.V.E You on Kwanza records 73 (Bobby Eli & Stan Watson produced) smokin!!!!!!!!!!!! The Hesitations - "Is This A Way To Treat A Lady" on GWP records Once again a great time was had by the little record spinners Joe & myself. what else am I spinning tonight??? A very smooth Philly style tune by, A Touch of Class - "You Got To Know Better" on Midland records 74 Lonnie Youngblood - Soul Food (That's What I Like) 0n Fairmount Records dist. by Cameo Parkway Some serious gritty funk soul Bobby Franklin's Insanity - "Bring It On Down To Me" Part 1 on Thomas records some serious funk on this vinyl. Have never heard a record I don't like on this lable. Detroit Emeralds - "Your Gettin' A Little to Smart" on Westbound records 73 bouncy funky dance groove. Not as well known as some of their other stuff but very tasty!! Derek Martin - "Soul Power" on Tuba records 67 some jammin' 60's funky soul from detroit. Can't stay away from that Philly sound for too long!!! Black Ivory - " Daily News" on Buddah records 75 danceable beat with strings harmony and the groove accented by some smoking horns. What else can you ask for!! William DeVaughn - "Blood is Thicker Than Water" on Roxbury records 74 too smooth to be true. Yellow Sunshine - "Yellow Sunshine" on TSOP 73 Hey Bobby "E" do you have any ino on this group. Jazzy funky smooth vocals message type tune. Monk Higgins & The Specialties - "Gotta Be Funky" on United Artist records Layed back 70's jazz flava Funk. I love the Hammond organ in the back of the mix palying the counter melody to Monks Horn too cool!!! toot sweet!! wha wha whaaaaa! The Rimshots - "Soultrain" on A-1 records A-4000A Dist. by Platimum records Whats not to like the Rimshots a serious funky groove and a great matrix number on a very cool recerd lable. The Swordsmen - "Hip Thang" on RCA records arranged and conducted by Bert De Coteaux and produced by Getto Kitty backed with a sweet southern style ballad. Black Ice - "Shake Down" on HDM records 72 early funky disco tune. Eddie Horan was part of the writting team on this groove. Nice wha wha on the break. Remember tunes with breaks!!!!! The Ray Charles Orchestra - "Booty Butt" on TRC records solid groove with a little guitar, background voices and a steady piano banging the smooth and steady underlying melody. Happy Time thinking about Booty!! lol Pharoah Sanders - "Got To Give It Up' on Arista records 78 Doing his disco take on Marvins classic. Well worth the 25 cents I paid for it.. lol Avalanche - "Fell Like Being Funky" on Boblo records 77 Sounds like early 70's funk guitar, talking about funk and chorus type vocals. Fred & The New Jb's - "(It's Not The Express) It's Not The JB's Monaurail Part 1 on People records Get on board the monorail to Funkville all aboard ya'll the | ||
Manny (manny) 5-Doyen Username: manny Post Number: 210 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 217.124.11.145 |
Hi, my good friend Soulaholic! First of all i'm ashamed because i see a post by you much later you've posted it, where you ask to me my e-mail (this got relation with William De Vaughn's "Be Thankful With What You Got"). Here is: mcdiseny@terra.es About Yellow Sunshine I only have this same title you comment. This is FUSION at his best. I only have this info of this group: "Yellow Sunshine were a instrumental progressive funk rock group formed by drummer Karl Chambers, his brother Roland, percussionist Lester Young and bass player Idrees Young. Roland Chambers has previously worked as music director for Marvin Gaye and Tammie Terrell. They later added keyboard player Dexter Wansel and sax man Ron Harding, but they one album "Yellow Sunshine" for PIR was not successful. Karl Chambers moved on to be drummer with MFSB, while Dexter Wansel became an influential musician/writer/producer at PIR" (from the book of the 14 x LP's box "The Philadelphia Story" by UK Streetsounds). Also in the 2 x CD "Grass Roots" (Danny Krivit, Strut Records), in the linner notes Danny tolds he needs 25 years for find the LP!! (previously he only have a 45 copie that was very in demand for various DJ's). Peace & Soul Food | ||
DyvaNaye (westside314) 6-Zenith Username: westside314 Post Number: 520 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 209.212.74.216 |
I was making a cd of all James Brown 45's last night and Im gonna finish it tonight. | ||
Soulaholic (soulaholic) 5-Doyen Username: soulaholic Post Number: 187 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 68.251.9.20 |
Hey Manny: How is it going??? Thanks for the info. Hello DyvaNaye; Are you going to need a whole spool of cd's to burn all of the GFOS 45's lol There will be some shakin in the shack when that disk wiggles the tweeters. |
