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Singles
Back & Forth
Cat: HC 003. Rel: 06 Jan 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Aaliyah - "Back & Forth" (DNA edit) (4:09)
Heavy D & The Boyz - "Don't Curse" (DNA edit) (4:41)
Review: You have to liov these 45s that elegantly bridge the lineage between the original and the sampled while also highlighting hip-hop and r&b, showcasing the seamless interplay that defined the 90s. On Side-1, 'Back & Forth (DNA Edit)' gets a UK remix treatment from the legendary DNA crew, amplifying the track's smooth groove and youthful energy, silky vocals and laid-back charisma shining even brighter under the remix's refined production.. Side-2 features 'Don't Curse (DNA Edit)', transforming the posse cut into a sharper, more rhythmically dynamic experience as playful, feelgood verses and the crew's lyrical finesse are elevated by the remix's polished beats.
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If There's A Will There's A Way
Don Covay & The Jefferson Lemon Band - "If There's A Will There's A Way" (3:36)
Harvey Mandel - "Baby Batter" (3:40)
Review: Climactic, psychedelic soul and blues brilliance by Don Covay, co-written by Donny Hathaway and backed by a proto-Balearic sweetmeat on the B, Harvey Mandel's 'Baby Batter'. The A-side was originally released one year after (1972) the B-side (1971) on the American Janus label, and the tracks provide a palpable contrast, drawing on the same idiom yet approaching it with remarkable difference. Covay's lyrics are, thematically, overflowing with determination, despite the psychic conflict at the track's heart. Is there any resolution? "The sweeter you, look, mama... the bitterer you treat me..."
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It Takes A Lotta Teardrops
Cat: CITY 098. Rel: 25 Sep 24
 
Soul
Carolyn Crawford - "It Takes A Lotta Teardrops" (2:47)
Hodges, James, Smith & Crawford - "I'm In Love" (2:26)
Review: It Takes A Lotta Teardrops showcases the refined touch of Mickey Stevenson, delivering a timeless Motown sound. This Leon Ware and Vicki Basemore composition, although unreleased until now, echoes the classic vibes that Kim Weston also interpreted, but like hers, it remained in the vaults. The decision to shelve this gem in 1972 may have been due to its retro style during a time of evolving musical tastes, yet it remains an essential listen for Motown and Northern Soul enthusiasts. On Side-2, 'I'm In Love', stems from Carolyn Crawford's work with Hodges, James and Smith in 1971. Released under the M'Pingo label, this track embraced a more contemporary feel for its era and continues to resonate in Modern and Crossover rooms today. This single is a fine addition for collectors and fans of classic soul.
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How To Make A Sad Man Glad
Cat: S1 110. Rel: 20 Dec 24
 
Soul
Keep On Going (2:03)
How To Make A Sad Man Glad (2:37)
Review: Remark at this 1979 step-by-step musical instructional manual on how to transform the melancholias and morosenesses of glum men into feelings of gratitude. The Capreez, whose band name informally evolved from the more conservatively spelled "The Capris", were an obscure band from the Detroit area, who released singles on both Tower and Sound Records in the 1960s. The how-to in question involves telling him you love him and need him, explicating an amorous solution.
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The Way You Love Me: Remixes
The Way You Love Me: Remixes (12" Nachpressung)
Cat: GLITS 020. Rel: 29 May 25
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
The Way You Love Me (Dim TSOP version - Dimitri From Paris Glitterbox retouch) (8:14)
The Way You Love Me (Tom Moulton Philly Re-Grooved remix) (12:54)
Review: Some may argue that Dimitri From Paris and Tom Moulton have already provided the definitive remixes of Ron Hall, the Muthafunkaz and Marc Evans' 2006 gem "The Way You Love Me". This Glitterbox 12", which features alternative versions of those two legendary reworks, proves that they're wrong. Dimitri's "Glitterbox Retouch" of his Philadelphia International-inspired TSOP Version is a little more focused and tightly edited than its predecessor, but naturally incredibly similar. It's Moulton's "Philly Regrooved Mix", though, that's the real stunner. A near perfect example of Moulton's classic mixing skills, it sees the original disco mixer give space to each instrumental solo before unleashing the now oh-so-familiar vocal. The result is 13 minutes of unashamed disco bliss.
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Music Makes The World Go 'Round
Music Makes The World Go 'Round (translucent pink vinyl 7")
Cat: ES 096LPC1. Rel: 18 Jul 24
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Music Makes The World Go 'Round (4:13)
Music Makes The World Go 'Round (instrumental) (3:23)
Review: Numero's Hottest Sounds Around series has excelled at unveiling a treasure trove of late-70s Caribbean grooves. Now they look to Trinidad where Stan Chaman's Semp label originally presented the Hamilton Brothers' calypso-disco hit 'Music Makes The World Go 'Round' back in 1978. It is a vibrant sound with multi-layered grooves, plenty of inescapable summer vibes and a tropical edge that cannot fail to bring the good times to any session. On the flip is an instrumental that pairs things back to the bubbly rhythms. What's more, it comes on lovely pink vinyl.
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Music Makes The World Go 'Round
Cat: ES 096LP. Rel: 18 Jul 24
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Music Makes The World Go 'Round (4:14)
Music Makes The World Go 'Round (instrumental) (3:30)
Review: Numero's Hottest Sounds Around collection captures obscure late-70s grooves from the Greater Antilles. Trinidad's Stan Chaman's Semp label delivered Wilfred Luckie's quirky 'My Thing' and the Hamilton Brothers' calypso-disco hit 'Music Makes The World Go 'Round' in 1978. Meanwhile, across the sea, Frank Penn's G.B.I studio recorded Stephen Colebrook's Doobie Brothers-inspired 'Stay Away From Music,' appealing to cruise ship audiences. All three tracks are packaged in a custom Numero sleeve, echoing the design of Edward Seaga's influential Caribbean music label, WIRL (West Indies Records Ltd.). This compilation revives the vibrant, eclectic sounds of the late 70s, providing a fresh look at the music that once enlivened the Caribbean scene.
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Deixa Rodar (reissue)
Cat: BRZ 45054R. Rel: 04 Mar 25
 
Funk
Hanna - "Deixa Rodar" (3:24)
Almir Ricardi - "To Parado Na Tua" (4:44)
Review: Mr Bongo are enacting a thorough revisiting of some of the very best soul, funk, MPB and boogie gems to stud their catalogue over the years; at this rate, the tagline "back by popular demand" has become a motto. This careful pairing of mutually constitutive Hanna and Almir Ricardi tunes made up the label's 54th release. 'Daixa Radar' comes first as the initial "rediscovery" of DJ Koco, whose Brazil 45's mix was the functional tipoff. Ricardi's 'To Parado Na Tua' is a similar midtempo boogie cut, produced by the legendary duo of Lincoln Olivetti and Robson Jorge, whose singularly timbral slap-drums are to die for.
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What Its Meant To Me
Cat: FVR 196. Rel: 18 Nov 24
 
Soul
Jonathon Hansen - "What Its Meant To Me" (3:26)
Jeff Silna - "It's Always Something With You" (4:14)
Review: Favorite Recordings unearth two rare gems from the AOR Global Sounds series on this 7" single. Jonathon Hansen's track, recorded in 1978, captures a soulful AOR sound with heartfelt lyrics inspired by the breakup of his band. Backed by a close-knit group of musicians, the recording feels both intimate and timeless. On the flip, Jeff Silna's contribution channels the energy of Miami's TK Studios, blending funk-inspired grooves with smooth, melodic arrangements. Both tracks are a testament to the creativity of their era, lovingly reissued for collectors and fans of vintage soul.

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Weekend
Weekend (translucent red & blue double vinyl 7" limited to 300 copies)
Cat: 45SCLE 001. Rel: 31 Jul 24
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Weekend (album version) (3:41)
Weekend (North Coast remix) (4:25)
Weekend (SoulSonic DJ Friction remix) (4:15)
Weekend (EFBNMXmix - Naughty NMX & EFB remix) (3:42)
Review: This limited edition double 7" vinyl offers up Rob Hardt's hit track 'Weekend,' which you might consider to be the ultimate family barbecue anthem, as well as being the title song of the inaugural 45 Weekender Hamburg festival. The single comes with some on-point remixes by renowned DJs and producers like Rob Hardt, DJ Friction, and EFBNMXMIX who work it into different realms but all of them are still suited to summer gatherings, block parties, and smooth DJ sets. It comes pressed on coloured vinyl after originally being released for the festival's opening party on July 12th 2024 when it was handed out to 30 international 45Soulciety DJs who helped quickly make it a classic.
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Tell Me What You Want
Cat: SSCR 010. Rel: 01 Aug 24
 
Deep House
Tell Me What You Want (Afro Vibe mix) (4:22)
Tell Me What You Want (Groove mix) (4:51)
Review: If you like classic r&b and Afrobeat then get your lugs around this where both sounds meet in a perfect fusion on this German-Nigerian collaboration. Featuring modern, warm drums and potent basslines, this release kicks off the Sedsoulciety Recordings Gold Line series aimed at showcasing contemporary styles. 'Tell Me What You Want' is presented here in two versions: the Afro Vibe Mix on the A-side and the Groove Mix on the flip. Both tracks bring plenty of heart and also dance floor heft so get things underway in great style.
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Keep Loving Me (Like You Do) (reissue)
Cat: ZTSC 126621. Rel: 18 Nov 24
 
Soul
Keep Loving Me (Like You Do) (2:43)
Keep Loving Me (Like You Do) (instrumental) (2:48)
Review: Silky by name, silky by nature: this reissue is a wonderfully soulful sound by Silky Hargraves originally released in 1966 on the Dearborn label. The single's A-side is it up with some sumptuous string stabs. It has raw, emotive production and hard-hitting soul-funk drums, big brass and a deep, buttery vocal from Hargraves. And the B-side 'You're Too Good (To Me Baby)' is no less powerful and all-consuming which makes this reissue a real doozy for fans of these sorts of classic vintage soul sounds.
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Losalamitoslatinfunklovesong (reissue)
Cat: SS 7008P. Rel: 04 Sep 24
 
Jazz
Losalamitoslatinfunklovesong (2:54)
Summer (The First Time) (3:38)
Review: American jazz pianist Gene Harris first released 'Losalamitoslatinfunklovesong' and its counterpart 'Summer' in 1974, when both initially appeared on the classic soul jazz album Astral Signal. Thereafter, it enjoyed a second bout of popularity after being picked up by the trailblazing rare groove scene in London. Now for a third: Selector Series now proffer another reissue of this rare groove workout, a Latin funk gem for an age not yet properly recorded or recognised. Snappy, pugilist drums, wowwing synths and filling choral counterpoints make this a real funk treat.
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Summer's Over
Cat: ES 045. Rel: 20 May 25
 
Folk/Americana
Summer's Over (2:26)
Running Thru My Mind (2:15)
Freedom Rides (1:47)
Treat Me Like A Man (2:19)
Review: Brooklyn-born Dennis Harte might only have been eleven when he picked up a Sears Silvertone, but the music on this anthologyirecorded between 1973 and 1974iis anything but juvenile. Collected here for the first time on a single release, these four singles originally appeared under shifting monikers (Dennis Harte, Harte Attack, Harte Brothers and Pure Madness), a strategy cooked up by mentor Carl Edelson to maximise industry exposure. The sound veers between garage soul, basement psych, and scrappy blue-eyed r&bian adolescent echo of The Rascals, The Youngbloods or early Spoonful. 'Summer's Over', written by Edelson, is the emotional peak: a world-weary soul lament, rendered uncanny by Harte's teenaged delivery. 'Running Thru My Mind' plays it cooler but still flickers with melodic instinct and wiry guitar interplay. 'Freedom Rides' charges out with organ-stabbed garage grit, a protest anthem wrapped in biker-jacket energy. 'Treat Me Like a Man' flips a Beatles-influenced B-side by Long Island group The Shandels into something looser and more ragged. Harte would go on to tour with Wilson Pickett, but these early 7"sinever before compiledishowcase a raw, regional talent teetering on the edge of real experience. Efficient Space lands another killer excavation from North America's fringe.
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Stuck Up
Cat: EXUMG 14. Rel: 07 Aug 24
 
Soul
Stuck Up (3:07)
When Someone's Good To You (2:39)
Review: Northern Soul devotees have long been captivated by unreleased Motown gems, and this one may be the best yet. Written by Chester and Gary Pipkin, 'Stuck-Up' was crafted to replace Mary Wells after her departure from Motown. Although Oma Heard recorded extensively, including a duet with Marvin Gaye, she was dropped for not fitting the label's image. The song was then given to Shirley Gunter, whose 1966 version on Tangerine Records became one of the rarest Northern Soul records, often fetching over 500 quid. Recently, the original Oma Heard version surfaced on a Motown unreleased CD and has been hailed as a classic by Ian Levine. Now, for the first time, it gets released on vinyl by Motown's V.I.P. label.
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Gemini Lady (reissue)
Cat: P7 6621. Rel: 19 Nov 24
 
Soul
Gemini Lady (3:49)
Gemini Lady (alternate mix) (4:22)
Review: Ron Henderson is the North Carolina-based singer-songwriter who, along with his group Choice of Colour, released their sole album Soul Junction in 1976. This now mad rare record has fetched prices over $800 at auctions which prompted a 2020 reissue by P Vine which quickly sold out. Recently discovered, the 1983 hit single 'Gemini Lady' which was included as a bonus track on that reissue was an alternate take, not the original. Consequently, P-VINE decided to reissue the single in its authentic form. As such this formerly hard-to-find 7" single is reissued and replicates the original label design making it a must-cop.

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Thankful
Cat: DM 01. Rel: 13 Mar 25
 
Funk
Thankful (3:11)
Fade Away (3:12)
Review: Discos Martos is a new division of Rocafort Records. The imprint takes its bow here with a cultured single from soul singer Glen Anthony Henry who is originally from Los Angeles but now based in Spain. His vibe is to blend the best bits from classic soul with a modern edge that hits different. The A-side, 'Thankful,' is an upbeat tribute to love and friendship featuring a catchy hook and an Al Green-style drum groove. The B-side, 'Fade Away', highlights Henry's falsetto in a deep, introspective ballad. Both tracks are produced by Oscar Martos using full analogue recording so they capture the warmth of 70s soul and make for an exciting start for Discos Martos.
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That's What Love Is
Cat: PIPER 14. Rel: 24 Apr 25
 
Soul
That's What Loves Is (2:34)
Soul Superman #2 (2:33)
Review: Eddie Parker offers a compelling slice of Detroit soul for northern soul enthusiasts, repurposing the unmistakable Pied Piper backing track from the Hesitations' rare 'That's What Love Is'. Revered within the scene, both versions of this stomper are beloved for their punchy, soul-filled power. With this 45 release, the track finds its rightful place in the hands of collectors and dancers, bringing the unmistakable Pied Piper sound back to life in a more accessible form, ready to ignite the dancefloor once again. On the flip, 'Soul Superman #2' makes its debut on 45, expanding the Pied Piper legacy with a previously unreleased track that shares the same bold, masculine energy as its more famous sibling, 'Soul Superman'. While '#2' might not have the chart success of its predecessor, it holds its own with a driving rhythm and recognisable hooks that will easily appeal to fans of the original. This release proves once again the timeless quality of the Pied Piper sound, replete with its rich, groove-laden atmosphere
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I Am On The Real Side
Cat: CER 004. Rel: 19 Nov 24
 
Funk
I Am On The Real Side (6:48)
I Am On The Real Side (instrumental) (5:27)
I Am On The Real Side (edit) (4:21)
Review: Some labels deal only in pristine soul legitness - and Celestial Echo are one such set of aesthetes. A reissues label, Celestial Echo focuses on modern soul and boogie, and is curated by Miche (Michael Davies) and Stu Clark. Following three impressively chosen sonic chrisms, all reissued in 2024 - releases by Glenda McLeod, Brutal Force and Winfield Parker - comes this fourth foray into one of the best-loved and perhaps only publicly known tunes by the obscure boogie singer Lisa Hill: 'I Am On The Real Side'. New York's Qit Records were the original purveyors of this track, though its initial obscurity is so baffling to us that we'd guess some case of derelict nobility was at play here; either that, or there was just this much amazing soul music being made in the big city at the time! Here, Hill proclaims her place on the right side of love, with a lyrical emphasis on the object of her passions proving themself to her before she submits.
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Tags: Disco Funk
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Nobody
Nobody (7")
Cat: BGPS 079. Rel: 27 Feb 25
 
Funk
Hodges, James, Smith & Crawford - "Nobody" (3:36)
Hodges, James & Smith - "It Cracks Me Up" (3:35)
Review: Defiant, spruce and intractable, Hodges James Smith & Crawford's 'Nobody' marks this brilliant new funk reissue with a caustic grip-quip after at the slippery satins of love: "nobody's gonna tell me that you don't love me, baby. They just don't know that you're an angel..." Walking a universal tightrope of ambivalence - this is a situation that we'd wager everyone of one stripe or another is familiar with - this record could function either as a tell of blind infatuation with a ne'er-do-well, or a real statement of loving intention for a misunderstood penitent. 'It Cracks Me Up' backs up the B with an ensouled, ensemble-armoured musing on "girls with shiny faces" and "superdudes", resolving on a tonic note of equal sexual charge. The West Coast vocal group outdid themselves back in 1971, so much that original copies of this fetch unholily exorbitant prices; high time for a repress!
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Take Your Time
Take Your Time (limited 1-sided 7")
Cat: SWR 64. Rel: 08 Aug 24
 
Soul
Take Your Time (2:09)
Review: The Sonic Wax label is doing some Godly work of late and this new limited edition one-sided 7" is further evidence. It takes the form of Hank Hollywood's 'Take Your Time'. This stunning, never-before-released 60s crossover soul track has never been on vinyl before so it is a real rarity. Musically, despite being just over two minutes, it is a non-laced and authentic deep-cut funk and soul fusion with a breezy vocal line and some bold brass notes heightened the message while a knotted funk bassline and some well-plucked guitar add extra layers.
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Something New
Cindy HORSTMAN / VARIOUS feat JAMES KING
Something New (clear vinyl 7")
Cat: ZP 111. Rel: 09 May 25
 
Soul
Something New (3:39)
Something New (extended Smooth version By Philip Ward) (5:21)
Review: Texas-based jazz harpist Cindy Horstman quietly released Fretless in 1995, a self-assured exploration of jazz textures and instrumental elegance. Tucked among its originals is 'Something New', a standout soul jazz cut that drifts with mid-tempo grace, elevated by James Kings', well, fret-free vocal perforations. Horstman's harp is hardly heard here on this album salvaging; instead, she procured 'Something New', steeped in street and smooth soul, with tuned claves and electronic triangles abounding. Pressed on clear vinyl and limited to 300 copies, this small-batch reissue offers a welcome return for a quietly majestic moment in 90s jazz-soul fusion.
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Spread Love
Cat: SSD 65007P. Rel: 10 Dec 24
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Spread Love (8:40)
Spread Love (12" version) (6:29)
Review: Al Hudson & The Soul Partners' 'Spread Love' remains a cornerstone of Disco, emerging as a highlight from their 1978 album Spreading Love on ABC Records. This track, which has seen numerous covers and samples over the decades, is now officially licensed and remastered for the first time in 46 years by South Street Disco. The release offers a fresh perspective on this classic, with the A-side presenting the extended intro version as heard on the original album, while the B-side features the 1978 12" single version that plunges directly into the groove. This remastered edition not only celebrates the track's enduring legacy but also provides an opportunity for both new listeners and long-time fans to experience it anew.
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Gespielt von: Paul Starey, Pete Haigh
Tags: Soul Disco
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Loving You Needing You Loving You Wanting You
Cat: EXS 046. Rel: 13 Sep 24
 
Soul
Loving You, Needing You, Loving You, Wanting You (3:47)
Watch Where You're Going (3:27)
Review: Detroit native Bobby Hutton made history by performing on the first nationally televised Soul Train episode in 1971. His journey in music led him to record with Phillips, producing many sought after tracks.
The two tracks on this 7" were originally released back-to-back in 1974 on the ABC label. Both songs were co-written and produced by McKinley Jackson, who played a significant role in crafting hits for Lamont Dozier, Freda Payne, and The Four Tops at ABC during the early to mid-70s. Grammy Award-winning Reggie Dozier, Lamont Dozier's brother, also contributed as a co-writer. This 7" has not been reissued in 40 years, and original copies are highly prized in the UK. Northern Soul music is one of the most in-demand genres for rare 45 diggers. This is a great example.
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Lend A Hand
Cat: EXS 047. Rel: 13 Sep 24
 
Soul
Lend A Hand (3:40)
Come See What's Left Of Me (2:33)
Review: Bobby Hutton, the first singer featured on Soul Train in 1971, sees his rare soul classic 'Lend A Hand' reissued by Expansion. Originally released in 1973, this track is a soulful gem that resonates with fans and collectors alike. On Side-1, 'Lend A Hand' stands out as an impressive track, showcasing Hutton's powerful vocals and emotional depth. Side-2 features 'Come See What's Left Of Me,' originally from 1969. A soulful and elegant experience, highlighting Hutton's early work. Both songs are certified rare and classic soul, making this reissue an appealing one for those who appreciate timeless, heartfelt music.
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Lost Girl
Lost Girl (translucent red vinyl 7" limited to 100 copies)
Cat: DD 023RED. Rel: 03 Apr 25
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Lost Girl (Marc Hype & Jim Dunloop Late Night rework) (3:32)
Special Technique Of Love (Jim Dunloop Shaolin Soul edit) (3:08)
Review: The mighty Dusty Donuts return to Queensbridge where they encounter a 'Lost Girl' featured on a legendary mixtape by one of QB's finest. This bouncy, choppy Marc Hype & Jim Dunloop Late Night Remix is sure to ignite any gathering. On the flipside, the vibes shift from Queensbridge to Staten Island and bring a special sound to work the crowd - this heavy soul classic arrives in true Shaolin style with choppy, dark soul chords and classic hip-hop beats. It's a track that commands attention with the drums but also locks in head and heart.
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Gespielt von: The Allergies, Jayl Funk
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Jazz Be Good To Me
Cat: BW 005. Rel: 30 Aug 24
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Chad Jackson - "Jazz Be Good To Me" (4:11)
Hallmighty - "What Is Stormy Love" (3:04)
Review: Chad Jackson and Hallmighty deliver a fresh take on classic sounds with Jazz Be Good To Me on Battle Weapons France. This hip hop/R&B release features two creative tracks. Side-1 showcases Chad Jackson's 'Jazz Be Good To Me,' a lively hip hop groove that echoes the late 80s and 90s, when dance music was a key component of the genre. Jackson updates the early 80s classic by the S O S Band with a vibrant, contemporary twist, making it a perfect fusion of old and new. On Side-2, Hallmighty presents 'What Is Stormy Love,' a masterful mash-up of Haddaway and Diana Ross & The Supremes. This track is produced so seamlessly that it feels like an original song from the late 60s, blending vintage soul with modern production techniques.
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Dance
Dance (7")
Cat: KMKN 136. Rel: 04 Jul 24
 
Soul
Dance (4:44)
Dance (Hikaru Arata remix) (3:31)
Review: Primetime smooth soul on the long-awaited 7" release of the fourth collaborative work between Lagheads and HIMI, 'Dance'. With impeccable production scooping out a thick copse of luscious basses, watery chorused electrics and glittering twinkles, the track is difficult to compare to any other; HIMI's vocals are fay as they are nimble, sounding sultrily pucklike over the sheer sonic city-soul fabric that is the instrumental piece. The B-side hears a remix by Hikaru Arata of WONK!A fame and fleshes out the latent weight of the track for a jazzier hip-hop version.
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Alben
Notes (B-STOCK)
Notes (B-STOCK) (2xLP + insert)
Cat: LPV 114 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
 
B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition
Love You More (6:58)
Night Moves (feat Ruby Cesan) (5:48)
Just Holdin' On (feat Eo) (3:48)
Journey To The Peak (7:06)
Brother Of Mine (feat Vanessa Freeman) (5:44)
Sleek (5:02)
Come Into The Light (feat La Coco) (5:25)
Storm (feat Rachel Clerk) (5:20)
Don't Think (feat Eo) (6:45)
Running Man (1:51)
Give Thanks (feat Arjuna Oakes & Mark De Clive-Lowe) (4:38)
Belo Dia (6:06)
Notes (5:26)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***


]Nathan Haines, the renowned New Zealand musician, unveils his 11th studio album, marking his first solo venture since 2014. Known for his talents of saxophone, flute, and composition across jazz, electronic and dance genres, Haines melds his signature jazz sound with vibrant electronic and disco influences on Notes. This labor of love began years ago in collaboration with the late UK producer Phil Asher, whose influence permeates the album despite his passing during its creation. Featuring guest vocalists like UK soul-diva Vanessa Freeman and emerging talents Ajuna Oakes, Ruby Cesan, La Coco, and EO, Notes showcases a diverse range of voices intertwined with Haines's own instrumental strength. With contributions from bassist Jkriv and electronic jazz innovator Mark de Clive-Lowe, alongside beats by Marc Mac and acoustic bass by his father Kevin, the album is full of spirit and musical evolution. Frank Booker's production on three tracks adds depth, while the acoustic rendition of Rare Silk's 'Storm,' featuring vocalist Rachel Clarke, stands out as a poignant artistic highlight.
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Notes
Notes (2xLP + insert)
Cat: LPV 114. Rel: 08 Aug 24
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Love You More (6:58)
Night Moves (feat Ruby Cesan) (5:48)
Just Holdin' On (feat Eo) (3:48)
Journey To The Peak (7:06)
Brother Of Mine (feat Vanessa Freeman) (5:44)
Sleek (5:02)
Come Into The Light (feat La Coco) (5:25)
Storm (feat Rachel Clerk) (5:20)
Don't Think (feat Eo) (6:45)
Running Man (1:51)
Give Thanks (feat Arjuna Oakes & Mark De Clive-Lowe) (4:38)
Belo Dia (6:06)
Notes (5:26)
Review: ]Nathan Haines, the renowned New Zealand musician, unveils his 11th studio album, marking his first solo venture since 2014. Known for his talents of saxophone, flute, and composition across jazz, electronic and dance genres, Haines melds his signature jazz sound with vibrant electronic and disco influences on Notes. This labor of love began years ago in collaboration with the late UK producer Phil Asher, whose influence permeates the album despite his passing during its creation. Featuring guest vocalists like UK soul-diva Vanessa Freeman and emerging talents Ajuna Oakes, Ruby Cesan, La Coco, and EO, Notes showcases a diverse range of voices intertwined with Haines's own instrumental strength. With contributions from bassist Jkriv and electronic jazz innovator Mark de Clive-Lowe, alongside beats by Marc Mac and acoustic bass by his father Kevin, the album is full of spirit and musical evolution. Frank Booker's production on three tracks adds depth, while the acoustic rendition of Rare Silk's 'Storm,' featuring vocalist Rachel Clarke, stands out as a poignant artistic highlight.
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And Dub!
And Dub! (translucent white vinyl LP limited to 200 copies)
Cat: BMDH & O. Rel: 07 Feb 25
 
Klassiker/Ska
Rich Girl (extended) (3:18)
Private Eyes (3:29)
Private Eyes (instrumental) (3:29)
I Can.t Go For That (5:00)
Maneater (4:45)
One On One (4:26)
Review: You can probably work out what's going on here from the title: a superb collection of reworked Hall & Oates classics inna reggae style. They are the fine work of Black Market Dub who likes to reimagine classic sounds through a 70s Jamaican lens. The techniques used throughout are superbly authentic with hissing hi-hats, lazy tumbling beats and snaking baselines. The vocals remain in their original, often polished, falsetto style and extra horns are added for a lush sunny impact. Great fun, but also great quality.
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And Dub!
And Dub! (limited red vinyl LP + stickers)
Cat: BMDH&O RED. Rel: 23 May 25
 
Klassiker/Ska
Rich Girl (extended) (3:18)
Private Eyes (3:29)
Private Eyes (instrumental) (3:27)
I Can't Go For That (5:00)
Maneater (4:45)
One On One (4:26)
Review: LA based Black Market Dub like to rework great artists of decades gone by through a new sound system lens. This time it is the great 80s pop duo Hall & Oates who get the treatment with six of their most well-known tunes all reworked at slower tempos, with natty guitars, horns and rolling rhythms bring a new and sunny perspective. 'Private Eyes' in particular sounds superbly laid back and sun kissed for Balearic sessions and 'Maneater' also does the business with the original vocals soaring over lazy chords and amidst oodles of echo and reverb.
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Lost & Found (Record Store Day Black Friday RSD 2024)
Lost & Found (Record Store Day Black Friday RSD 2024) (transparent & black smoke vinyl LP)
Cat: ORGM 2303. Rel: 04 Feb 25
 
Soul
Determination (3:06)
Dance To Our Music (3:36)
Life Has Meaning (4:03)
Nice Smooth Easy (3:00)
Do The Rock (4:05)
Who's Makin Love (2:27)
Mr Softy (1:56)
Better Days (2:56)
Review: Eramus Hall is the Detroit soul and funk group behind the coveted 'Your Love Is My Desire' and now it returns with a collection of rare and unreleased tracks. Originally signed to Westbound Records, which is famously home to Funkadelic and Ohio Players, the group recorded just two albums, and the second of those came on Capitol in 1984. Now, Org Music and Westbound reunite to unveil early demos and hidden gems from that era, all mixed by original producer Joel Martin over 40 years later. As well as the evocative and soul-stirring sounds, never-before-seen photos and fresh liner notes are also included.
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Just A Man (reissue)
Cat: JAMWAXLP 11. Rel: 10 Dec 24
 
Disco/Nu-Disco
Music Is Positive Vibration (4:05)
Keep My Wheel Turning (4:59)
Do This World A Favor (5:29)
John Crazy (4:07)
Just A Man (4:43)
I'm Lonely (3:44)
I'm In Love With You (3:55)
Let Me Love You Tonight (3:55)
Review: Beres Hammond's venture into soul and r&b, backed by a lineup of reggae legends, offers a surprising break from his usual style. The album blends disco-inspired elements with Hammond's rich vocals, yet tracks like 'Keep My Wheel Turning' and 'I'm Lonely' stand out with a raw edge, adding grit to the smooth soul vibes. The title track showcases Hammond's emotional depth in a yearning romantic ballad, yet it's the overall feeling of experimentation that gives the release its unique charm. While this detour into soul isn't a permanent shift, it finds Hammond working at the peak of his expressive powers, offering an unexpected but satisfying listen.
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Tags: Soul Disco
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Good Time For Good Times
Cat: SSCVA 2023001. Rel: 24 Jul 24
 
Soul
Good Time For A Good Time (with Julisa) (3:23)
Brought Up (with David A Tobin) (3:10)
Sugar Codes (with Brixx) (3:14)
Makes No Sense (with Farina Miss) (4:31)
Tell Me What You Want (with Manasseh Telsumbini Mashi) (3:58)
Where Do We Go From Here (with Mr Maph) (3:25)
Weekend (with Mr Maph & David A Tobin) (3:41)
Is This Love (with Jai) (3:26)
Be With You (with Andre Espeut) (4:10)
Be Alright (with Manasseh Telsumbini Mashi) (3:22)
Jackpot (with Poetic Justice) (2:53)
Let It Go (with David A Tobin - Boogie mix)
Review: Rob Hardt is a prolific multi-instrumentalist and producer and has spent 30 years crafting hundreds of songs and working with international artists. Known for his influence on soul, funk, rap, and r&b, Hardt leads the band Cool Million which boasts millions of streams on Spotify and Apple Music. His productions are robust and packed with authenticity so always manages to cut through to the big time. This new album is a collection of those sounds, drenched din soul, and featuring plenty of great collaborations that have helped bring his musical visions to life.
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Rhapsody
Rhapsody (gatefold midnight blue marbled vinyl LP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: CLMN 12052LPC1. Rel: 22 Aug 24
 
Soul
We Don't Love Enough (2:44)
Ever Since (3:16)
God's Love (3:16)
God's Been Good To Me (2:33)
Get Involved (3:33)
Somebody's Watching You (2:21)
How Can I Lose (2:19)
Jesus Rhapsody, Pt 1 (3:13)
Have You Tried Jesus (3:00)
Searching For The Truth (4:24)
Review: The Harlem Gospel Travelers' new album, Rhapsody, is a vibrant exploration of the diverse musical influences that shaped their sound. Released on limited edition Rhapsody Swirl Vinyl with gold foil stamping on the cover, this album is ideal for collectors or those looking for something special. Vocalists Ifedayo Gatling, Dennis Bailey, and George Marage delve into the 1960s era when gospel began incorporating soul and funk elements. Inspired by Numero Group's 2006 release, Good God! A Gospel Funk Hymnal, the album reinterprets gospel funk tracks with their unique flair, from the high-energy 'God's Been Good to Me' to the hip-hop-inflected 'Get Involved.' Having gained acclaim with their debut, He's On Time (2019), and their 2021 follow-up, Look Up!, the trio, guided by mentor Eli "Paperboy" Reed, continues to push boundaries. Rhapsody is both a nod to the past and a bold step forward, blurring genre lines and redefining gospel music. The balance of traditional gospel while fusing newer genres with it is nothing short of breathtaking.
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Rhapsody
Cat: CLMN 12052CD. Rel: 22 Aug 24
 
Soul
We Don't Love Enough
Ever Since
God's Love
God's Been Good To Me
Get Involved
Somebody's Watching You
How Can I Lose
Jesus Rhapsody (part 1)
Have You Tried Jesus
Searching For The Truth
Review: Rhapsody, the Harlem Gospel Travelers' third studio album, was inspired by a request from the band's friend and mentor, Eli "Paperboy" Reed to record some covers of classic and lesser-known gospel-funk songs from the mid-to-late 1960s and early 1970s. Naturally, the New York based trio have put their own spin on the material, offering nods to hip-hop, stomping soul (see the genuinely terrific 'Somebody's Watching You'), doo-wop ('How Can I Lose', with its infectious vocal harmonies and irresistible hand-clap rhythm) and heady slow hams ('Have You Tried Jesus', the squelchy, hip-hop-soul flavoured 'Searching For The Truth'). It's a superb set all told, with the group's impeccable vocals rising high above brilliantly realised and expressively played instrumental backing tracks.
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Rhapsody
Rhapsody (gatefold LP in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: CLMN 12052LP. Rel: 22 Aug 24
 
Soul
We Don't Love Enough (2:51)
Ever Since (3:18)
God's Love (3:26)
God's Been Good To Me (2:36)
Get Involved (3:39)
Somebody's Watching You (2:21)
How Can I Lose (2:19)
Jesus Rhapsody Pt 1 (3:13)
Have You Tried Jesus (2:59)
Searching For The Truth (4:24)
Review: The Harlem Gospel Travelers' new album, Rhapsody, marks a dynamic return for the trio, composed of Ifedayo Gatling, Dennis Bailey, and George Marage. Following their well-received 2022 release Look Up!, Rhapsody dives into a rich, often overlooked era of gospel music, blending traditional elements with influences from soul and funk. The inspiration behind Rhapsody came when Eli "Paperboy Reed," the group's mentor and friend, suggested they explore and reinterpret tracks from the Numero Group's Good God! A Gospel Funk Hymnal. The result is a collection that spans from the spirited soul of 'God's Been Good to Me' to the hip-hop-tinged 'Get Involved,' showcasing the group's ability to transcend the conventional boundaries of gospel. Originally formed as a quartet, the group reconfigured as a trio, bringing Bailey into the fold before recording Look Up!. Their journey began when Gatling and Marage met while studying under Reed, leading to the release of their debut album, He's On Time, in 2019, which garnered praise and attention from the likes of Elton John.Rhapsody is a project that not only honors the gospel tradition but also pushes it forward, offering a sound that is both rooted in history and refreshingly contemporary.
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Black Cream (50th Anniversary Edition)
Black Cream (50th Anniversary Edition) (limited translucent orange & black swirl vinyl LP)
Cat: RLGM 18561PMI. Rel: 13 Feb 25
 
Funk
Black Cream (3:42)
Then Came You (3:33)
Don't Cry Girl (3:57)
The Need To Be (4:38)
Let's Put It All Together (4:30)
Color Me Soul (2:58)
Corner Of The Sky (3:27)
Feel Like Makin' Love (3:41)
Send In The Clowns (5:28)
Mack The Knife (3:23)
Review: This 50th Anniversary Edition resurrects a forgotten gem of 1970s soul-jazz, showcasing the masterful arrangements and musicianship of The Harold Wheeler Consort. It's a thrilling colliision of jazz harmonies, funk grooves and soulful melodies, with Wheeler's piano leading the way through a series of vibrant and eclectic compositions. From the infectious energy of the title track to the smooth sophistication of 'Then Came You', the album is a testament to Wheeler's talent as a composer and arranger. The B-side continues the journey, with tracks like 'Color Me Soul' and 'Feel Like Makin' Love' showcasing the band's versatility and deep understanding of soul and jazz traditions.


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Everything Is Everything
Everything Is Everything (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: AAPA 05245. Rel: 23 Apr 25
 
Soul
Voices Inside (Everything Is Everything)
Je Vous Aime (I Love You)
I Believe To My Soul
Misty
Sugar Lee
Tryin' Times
Thank You Master (For My Soul)
The Ghetto
To Be Young, Gifted & Black
Review: Upon its release in 1970, Donny Hathaway's latest album was met with critical acclaim but modest commercial success. The LP showcased Hathaway's extraordinary versatility, blending gospel, jazz, blues and soul into a cohesive whole. It was a rich tapestry of influences, marked by Hathaway's stunning vocal prowess and his ability to craft arrangements that felt both intricate and organic. The album also set the stage for his subsequent works, cementing Hathaway as one of the most important voices of his generation. Tracks like 'The Ghetto' and 'Tryin' Times' revealed his commitment to addressing social issues, while songs like 'Thank You Master' and 'Je Vous Aime' showcased his personal and spiritual depth. In the decades since its release, Everything Is Everything has grown in stature, celebrated as a cornerstone of soul music.
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Now Playing
Now Playing (limited translucent red vinyl LP)
Cat: ATL 726393.1. Rel: 20 Jun 24
 
Soul
The Ghetto (2:44)
Giving U (3:52)
A Song For You (mono version) (3:20)
Little Ghetto Boy (3:51)
Jealous Guy (live) (3:09)
Where Is The Love (feat Roberta Flack) (2:40)
You've Got A Friend (feat Roberta Flack) (3:24)
Someday We'll All Be Free (4:05)
I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know (mono version) (4:39)
Love, Love, Love (3:21)
Review: This Now Playing album on Atlanta celebrates Donny Hathaway with a tracklist that embodies his signature themes of love, hope, and introspection. Featuring iconic hits such as 'The Ghetto - Part 1,' 'A Song For You,' and the soulful duet 'Where Is The Love' with Roberta Flack, Hathaway's emotive vocals and profound lyrics take centre stage. Addressing social issues, tracks like 'Little Ghetto Boy' add depth to the collection. Concluding with the uplifting 'Someday We'll All Be Free,' this compilation resonates with soul-stirring melodies and resilient messages and allows Hathaway's legacy to shine brightly and leave an indelible mark on listeners with his timeless and enduring spirit.
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Truck Turner (Soundtrack) (Record Store Day Black Friday RSD 2024)
Truck Turner (Soundtrack) (Record Store Day Black Friday RSD 2024) (gatefold 180 gram translucent purple vinyl 2xLP with obi-strip)
Cat: 725923 9. Rel: 02 Dec 24
 
Soundtracks
Truck Turner (main Title) (2:45)
House Of Beauty (3:08)
Blue's Crib (5:08)
Driving In The Sun (6:03)
Breakthrough (3:06)
Now We're One (2:25)
The Duke (2:30)
Dorinda's Party (4:32)
Pursuit Of The Pimpmobile (8:57)
We Need Each Other Girl (3:23)
A House Full Of Girls (3:41)
Hospital Shootout (2:52)
You're In My Arms Again (4:50)
Give It To Me (4:36)
Drinking (3:27)
The Insurance Campany (6:14)
End Theme (2:05)
Review: The original motion picture soundtrack for The Truck Turner delivers a thrilling blend of gritty funk, soul and high-energy jazz that perfectly complemented the 1974 blaxploitation classic. Composed by the great Isaac Hayes, the soundtrack is a dynamic showcase of his signature style that blends soulful melodies with intense orchestral arrangements. Tracks like 'Main Theme' and 'Breaking Into The Business' capture the raw energy and tension of the film while Hayes' deep voice and lush arrangements bring an added layer of sophistication to the score.
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Hot Buttered Singles Volume 2: 1972-1976
Cat: CDTOP 1660. Rel: 25 Apr 25
 
Soul
Theme From The Men (instrumental)
Type Thang
Rolling Down A Mountainside
(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want To Be Right
Joy (part 1)
Joy (part 2)
Wonderful
Someone Made You For Me
Title Theme
Hung Up On My Baby (instrumental)
Chocolate Chip
Chocolate Chip ((Instrumental))
Come Live With Me
Body Language
Disco Connection
St Thomas Square
Rock Me Easy Baby (part 1)
Rock Me Easy Baby (part 2)
Juicy Fruit (Disco Freak) (part 1)
Juicy Fruit (Disco Freak) (part 2)
Review: Soul legend Isaac Hayes' enduring legacy as a soul visionary echoes through this second volume of his singles, which picks up from where the first left off. The collection spans 1972 to 1976, a time when Hayes transitioned from Stax to his own Hot Buttered Soul label. Tracks like 'Hung Up On My Baby' and the relentlessly funky 'Chocolate Chip' showcase his blend of lush orchestration with raw, gritty grooves, a style deeply rooted in the soul-rich streets of Memphis, where Hayes' early musical foundations were laid. As he moved away from Stax's structure, Hayes embraced a new sense of creative freedom, merging cinematic soul with the emerging sounds of disco, perfectly captured in 'Disco Connection'. The production, unpolished and alive, channels the intensity of Hayes' sound from the early 70s, pushing boundaries while remaining deeply personal. This release is a reflection of the man's profound influence on soul music, one that continues to reverberate through generations.
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Tough Guys (reissue)
Tough Guys (reissue) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP + booklet with obi-strip)
Cat: VMP 2319LP. Rel: 21 Nov 24
 
Soul
Title Theme (2:33)
Randolph & Dearborn (4:27)
The Red Rooster (4:06)
Joe Bell (4:56)
Hung Up On My Baby (6:18)
Kidnapped (2:43)
Run Fay Run (2:48)
Buns O' Plenty (4:37)
The End Theme (1:16)
Review: This is a bold, progressive funk album from one of the genre's masters in Isaac Hayes. Although Hayes who was rooted in r&b was often overlooked in favour of prog-rock bands like Emerson, Lake and Palmer, his music was just as expansive and expressive across his career. This album served as the soundtrack for Hayes' first major film role and perfectly matches the gritty, exaggerated tone of the movie. Over time, its tracks were reimagined and sampled and influenced works from Geto Boys to Quentin Tarantino films, which has ensured it a lasting legacy in both cinema and music history.
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Hot Buttered Singles 1969-1972
Cat: CDTOP 1650. Rel: 24 Oct 24
 
Soul
Walk On By
By The Time I Get To Phoenix
The Mistletoe & Me
Winter Snow
I Stand Accused
I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself
The Look Of Love
Ike's Mood 1
Never Can Say Goodbye
I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)
Theme From Shaft
Cafe Regio's
Do Your Thing
Ellie's Love Theme
Let's Stay Together
Soulsville
Ain't That Loving You (For More Reasons Than One)
Baby I'm-a Want You
Soul-A-Lujah
Review: Isaac Hayes passed 16 years ago but his legacy as a soul music icon endures and likely always will. Known for his groundbreaking work with Stax's Enterprise label, Hayes set the standard for what became known as "symphonic soul" by crafting albums that remain as powerful as when first released. Alongside his LPs, Hayes also achieved massive success with singles and had 16 consecutive hits on the r&b chart from 1969 to 1976, many of which crossed into pop. Hot Buttered Singles is the first collection to feature every A and B-side of his 'Yellow Stax'-era singles in their original versions and they all sound superb.
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I Can't Seem To Forget You (reissue)
Cat: PLP 7411. Rel: 05 Aug 24
 
Soul
Let Me Back In (3:49)
Now That I've Got You, I'll Be Flying High (8:35)
Happy (3:04)
The Window Lady (6:02)
I Can't Seem To Forget You (4:21)
If It Was Me (3:41)
The Message (3:47)
Nature's Miracle (3:05)
I'll Always Love You (3:27)
Promises (bonus track) (2:47)
Review: Chicago was a hotbed for talent in the 1970s (well, it always has been and always will be, to be honest) and one of the groups to emerge at that time was Heaven & Earth, a vital soul vocal collective. They released four high-quality albums and this one, 'I Can't Seem To Forget You', was the first on Clarence Johnson's G.E.C. Label. It is packed with super sweet vocals and Dwight Dukes' lush falsetto and has never before been reissued. This version from the good folks at P-VINE has an extra bonus cut 'Promises,' which has previously only been available as a single from 1975.
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More Deep 70s: Undiscovered Jewels From Music's Most Action Packed Decade
David HEPWORTH / VARIOUS
Cat: EDSL 0161. Rel: 20 Feb 25
 
Rock
The Ramones - "Let's Dance" (CD1: Re-make/Re-model)
Devo - "Satisfaction (I Can't Get No)"
Nils Lofgren - "Goin' Back"
The Hollies - "Sandy (4th Of July, Asbury Park)"
Don Covay - "Memphis"
Nina Simone - "Baltimore"
Lowell George - "What Do You Want The Girl To Do?"
Billy Swan - "Don't Be Cruel" (Slow version)
The Bunch - "When Will I Be Loved?"
Frankie Miller - "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues"
Greg Kihn - "For You"
Thin Lizzy - "Rosalie" (live)
Todd Rundgren - "Rain"
Nilsson - "Vine Street"
Joe Cocker - "Jamaica Say You Will"
Terry Melcher - "These Days"
John Martyn - "Spencer The Rover"
Ian Matthews - "7 Bridges Road"
Leo Kottke - "Pamela Brown"
The Pointer Sisters - "Grinning In Your Face"
Elvis Costello & The Attractions - "Psycho" (live)
The Runaways - "Cherry Bomb" (CD2: Skinny Tie music)
Cheap Trick - "Surrender"
The Cars - "Double Life"
Joe Jackson - "It's Different For Girls"
Dwight Twilley Band - "I'm On Fire"
Mink De Ville - "Just Your Friends"
Sniff 'N' The Tears - "Driver's Seat"
Shoes - "Too Late"
Raspberries - "Go All The Way"
Graham Parker & The Rumour - "Local Girls"
John Hiatt - "Take Off Your Uniform"
XTC - "Life Begins At The Hop"
The Inmates - "Dirty Water"
Deaf School - "What A Way To End It All"
Tim Moore - "Rock & Roll Love Letter"
Squeeze - "Up The Junction"
Crabby Appleton - "Go Back"
Roger McGuinn - "Draggin'" (CD3: Americana)
Gene Clark - "No Other"
Jimmy Webb - "PF Sloan"
Laura Nyro - "Stoney End"
Millie Jackson - "Loving Arms"
Bobby Bland - "It's Not The Spotlight"
Dr John - "I Need Hoodood"
The Meters - "Fire On The Bayou"
Taj Mahal - "Satisfied 'N Tickled Too"
Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks - "I Scare Myself"
Joe Ely - "Honky Tonk Masquerade"
Guy Clark - "Desperados Waiting For A Train"
Paul Williams - "Someday Man"
Chip Taylor - "I Wasn't Born In Tennessee"
Joe Simon - "Georgia Blue"
Muddy Waters - "Mannish Boy"
Terry Allen - "New Delhi Freight Train"
Head Hands & Feet - "(Let's Get This) Show On The Road" (CD4: Basing Street Blues)
Free - "The Highway Song"
John Cale - "You Know More Than I Know"
Ultravox! - "Young Savage"
Nico - "It Has Not Taken Long"
Sparks - "Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth"
The Heptones - "Country Boy"
Burning Spear - "Marcus Garvey"
Max Romeo & The Upsetters - "Chase The Devil"
Jess Roden - "On Broadway"
Swamp Dogg - "Did I Come Back Too Soon (Or Stay Away Too Long)"
Kevin Ayers - "Didn't Feel Lonely Till I Thought Of You"
801 - "Rongwrong"
Jim Capaldi - "Eve"
Richard Thompson - "Roll Over Baughan Williams"
Bryn Haworth - "Grappenhall Rag"
Peter Skellern - "I Guess You Wish You'd Gone Home"
Morris On - "Princess Royal"
Review: David Hepworth has been writing, broadcasting, and speaking about music since the 1970 - often alongside Mark Ellen, with the pair currently hosting the Word In Your Ear podcast. He helped launch and edit Smash Hits and The Word amongst others, and was a presenter on BBC's The Old Grey Whistle Test and an anchor for Live Aid in 1985. As such, he knows his stuff. Following the success of his Underrated Cuts From A Misunderstood Decade comes this follow up, which he has annotated track-by-track.From Roy Harper and Sandy Denny's folky shenangans to Status Quo. ZZ Top and proto-punks Eddie & The Hot Rods, this is Hepworth making a case that the 70s remains unmatched for music invention, and a strong case it is too.
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I Used To Know Her
I Used To Know Her (gatefold translucent gold vinyl 2xLP + insert in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: 198028 25621. Rel: 18 Oct 24
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Lost Souls (feat DJ Scratch) (2:28)
Fate (3:12)
Carried Away (3:42)
Going (Full) (2:52)
Be On My Way (Full) (2:29)
Can't Help Me (2:53)
Something Keeps Pulling Me Back (2:54)
Feel A Way (3:25)
21 (3:09)
Racks (feat YBN Cordae) (3:41)
I'm Not OK (3:23)
Against Me (4:28)
Could've Been (feat Bryson Tiller) (4:09)
Good To Me (4:06)
Take You There (6:59)
As I Am (4:02)
Hard Place (single version) (3:31)
Uninvited (live) (3:37)
Lord Is Coming (feat YBN Cordae) (6:01)
Review: In 2024, H.E.R. marks the fifth anniversary of her critically acclaimed album I Used To Know Her with a special 2xLP reissue. Featuring all 19 original tracks, including standout hits like 'Could've Been' featuring Bryson Tiller and 'Take You There', this release captures H.E.R.'s signature blend of soul, r&b and introspective lyricism. This edition is a must-have for both longtime fans and new listeners alike.
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Unplugged Radio Session
Cat: MXT 002. Rel: 13 Nov 24
 
Hip Hop/R&B
Mr Intentional (7:01)
Adam Lives In Theory (7:18)
Freedom Time (4:51)
Just Like Water (6:05)
Just Want You Around (4:37)
I Gotta Find Peace Of Mind (9:09)
Review: With this Unplugged album, American r&b and soul great Lauryn Hill veered away from the hip-hop influences of her groundbreaking debut The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill in 1998 to embrace a more stripped-down acoustic soul and folk sound. Humorously dubbing herself a 'hip-hop folk singer,' she adopted the role of a folk artist for the set and performed solo with just her acoustic guitar. Rather than revisiting her previous hits, Hill introduced entirely new material in a folk style, often taking time between songs to openly discuss her personal and artistic struggles and offered a raw and introspective glimpse into her journey.
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Krewe
Krewe (LP limited to 200 copies)
Cat: CF 018SILR023. Rel: 08 Jan 25
 
Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
Cookin' Gumbo (feat Juli Giuliani & DJ Swet)
Krewe
The Struggle
Do It! (skit)
Lagniappe
Lifetime Stories
Quimbombo (feat Tumbakin)
Boss Says No! (feat Samuel Marthe)
Praia De Morere
Old School, No? (skit)
Dave's Groove (feat Escandaloso Xposito)
Vitamina (feat Cece)
Thank You (feat Dave Sear)
Review: A great celebration of brass-driven music that mixes up traditional New Orleans jazz with modern funk, soul and hip-hop influences. This dynamic ensemble delivers electrifying arrangements and infectious grooves from front to back, all of which transport listeners to the lively streets of a second-line parade. Each track on Krewe showcases the group's masterful musicianship with bold horn lines, tight rhythms and an undeniable sense of joy. Perfectly balancing tradition with innovation, the album is a great showcase of the power of brass music to uplift and energise.
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