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Back catalogue: Funk
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DJ MARKY / VARIOUS
Brazil 45 Boxset Vol 2: Curated By DJ Marky (Record Store Day RSD 2021) (limited 5x7" in spot-varnished box)
Cat: MRB 7173. Rel: 26 Jun 21
Review: Anyone who has heard DJ Marky do one of his "non D&B" sets will know that his love of funk, soul, disco and boogie is real, while there's far more classic Brazilian music in his record collection than some may expect. It makes sense then that he's been asked to provide the follow-up to DJ Format's Brazil 45s box set and pick some vintage carnival-ready gems of his own from Mr Bongo's bulging vaults. There are naturally some stone-cold classics present - see Jorge Ben's floor-slayer 'Take it Easy My Brother Charles' and the boogie-era smoothness of Robson Jorge and Lincoln Olivetta's 'Eva' - but also plenty of lesser-known samba and MPB gems stretched across the five "45s".
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Review: Mr Bongo present a staunch retro vision of Cuban-born violinist Alfredo De La Fe, one of whose sonographic creams was the debut salsa-and-more fusion album, Alfredo. Based between New York and Colombia, Alfredo worked with many of the greats in Latin music, including Eddie Palmieri, Willie Colon and Roberto Roena, as well as disco and soul icons Sylvester and Aquarian Dream. For a debut solo record, Alfredo is a real charm offensive, and a valiant experiment at that, mixing Latin dancefloor crunches with De La Fe's own, unusually additive violin, placed centre stage as he solos. The record - a favourite of legendary New York club The Paradise Garage - tonally shifts past the halfway mark, eschewing the A-side's chroma-jazzy clavier discombobulations for an early four-to-the-floor, daresay proto deep house excursion, 'Hot To Trot'.
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DJ FORMAT / VARIOUS
Brazil 45 Boxset: Curated By DJ Format (Record Store Day 2020) (limited 5x7" box set in spot-varnished box)
Cat: MRB 7160. Rel: 14 Sep 20
Review: Here's something to seriously set the pulse racing: a limited-edition quintuple "Brazil 45s" boxset curated by the effervescent DJ Format, and featuring ten tracks unearthed on his most recent crate-digging trip to South America. In keeping with his much-loved style, most of the material can be loosely described as "psyche break-beat", all of which was initially recorded and released in the 1960s and '70s. That means a blend of hallucinatory Brazilian funk and soul rich in sweaty, often densely layered drums, booming basslines, trippy vocals, eccentric production, mazy Hammond organ lines and rousing horns. The quality bar is set so high that picking individual highlights is tough; suffice to say, you need all ten tunes in your life (and in your record box).
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DJ KOCO / VARIOUS
Brazil 45 Boxset Vol 5: Curated By DJ Koco (Record Store Day RSD 2024) (limited 5x7" box set in spot-varnished box)
Cat: MRB 7219. Rel: 07 May 24
Review: Renowned for his fervent dedication to 7" singles, DJ Koco inherits the Brazil 45 legacy from Mike D of Beastie Boys. Presenting ten beloved Brazilian gems, Koco's box set opens with Famks' boogie brilliance and classic selections from Waltel Branco. Lee Jackson's euphoric rendition of The Doors' 'Light My Fire' and Paulo Diniz's spirited MPB delight shine brightly. Featuring icons like Arthur Verocai and Ed Lincoln, Koco's curation underscores his profound appreciation for Brazil's rich musical tapestry. Further pushing boundaries, Koco delivers two exclusive edits for the box set. A reimagined version of The Boogaloo Combo's 'Boogaloo Combo' amplifies the funky break with masterful finesse. And with exuberance, Koco revitalizes Zito Righi's 1969 Bossa Nova hit 'Poema Ritmico Do Malandro' with a spirited re-edit.
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Review: The third album from Melbourne/Naarm multi-instrumentalist Don Glori merges jazz, soul, funk and r&b and marks a confident leap forward in his songwriting journey. Anchored by a Chinese proverb about truth, Paper Can't Wrap Fire explores themes of honesty and introspection across standout tracks like the silky 'Brown Eyes,' the sharp-witted 'Disaster' and the meditative 'Flicker.' It was recorded with close friends and longtime collaborators and radiates warmth, spontaneity and rich musical chemistry. While nodding to influences like Azymuth, SAULT, and Jordan Rakei, Don Glori delivers a sound entirely his own and it is wonderfully intimate.
… Read moreGespielt von: Aroop Roy, Juno Recommends Broken Beat Nu Jazz
in stock $22.82
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Did You Give The World Some Love Today Baby (stereo) (limited 180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: MRBLP 010. Rel: 30 May 14
Gespielt von: Mr Bongo Recordings, Skyline Recordings Chart
out of stock $23.65
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Did You Give The World Some Love Today Baby (reissue) (limited blue vinyl LP)
Cat: MRBLP 010B. Rel: 20 May 22
Review: This great album was first put out by EMI Sweden, and if you can find one of those early original copies it is worth well over $500. Thankfully, those of us more bothered about the music than the sautes of the physical product can cop this reissue of Doris's debut LP for a fair price. It has hints of Joni Mitchell as well as Led Zeppelin and Doris herself was back dup by her hubby on bass, who provide plenty of killer funky b-lines under the experimental melodies up top. Add in Janne Carlsson on drums and great work by Bernot Egerladh on organ and you have an essential record.
… Read moreGespielt von: Juno Recommends Jazz
out of stock $27.03
