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Singles
Segura Na Cintura Dela (O Gaviao)
Cat: BRZ 45089. Rel: 20 Jul 21
Golden Boys - "Segura Na Cintura Dela (O Gaviao)" (2:38)
Silvio Cesar - "Beco Sem Saida" (2:21)
Review: Mr Bongo's essential Brazil 45s series notches up release number 89 via a blast of heavy dancefloor pressure that touches on both Brazilian funk and samba-rock. On the A-side you'll find Golden Boys' 1975 gem 'Segura Na Cintura Dela (O Gaviao)', an irresistible slab of full-throttle, orchestra-sporting, Hammond-heavy samba-funk marked out by strong group vocals and some superb musical arrangements. Over on the flip you'll find another classic from the same producer (Milton Miranda), Silvio Cesar's 1971 carnival masterpiece 'Beco Sem Saida' - an infectious excursion that found fame in the 2000s when Drumagick sampled it on 'Sambarock'.

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Tags: MPB | Brazilian | Samba | Brazilian Funk
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Passaro Selvagem
Cat: BRZ 45095. Rel: 17 Feb 23
Os Carbonos - "Passaro Selvagem" (3:40)
Sandra De Sa - "Palco Azul" (3:14)
Review: Mr Bongo's crucial Brazil series hits a 94th volume here with vocal and instrumental group Os Carbonos from Sao Paulo. The band had a long and fruitful career that started in the 60s and ran on into the 80s. This offering is a tune from later on in their time and it is a prime slice of Brazilian boogie with funk drums, vamping chords and hip swinging claps all designed to bring the good ties and the sunny vibes. The bass-driven a-side is the one, but the flip from Sandra Sa is a special kind of sentimental soul sound.
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Don't Stop
Cat: MRB 7146. Rel: 28 Jan 19
Don't Stop (2:26)
Don't Stop (instrumental) (2:17)
Review: Mr Bongo recently reissued the obscure - but also thoroughly brilliant - 1975 debut album by Los Angles soul/rock fusionists Spaceark. Here they continue to mine the band's slim body of work by offering up a new edition of 1976 single "Don't Stop". Available in vocal and instrumental variations, the track is a wonderfully warm and inviting affair, with sweet male and female vocals rising above a grandiose backing track rich in sustained Hammond organ chords, soaring instrumentation, snaking saxophone solos and an unfussy but tight groove. While the vocal version is undeniably great, there's something extra special about the thrusting solos and urgent backing vocals that surge from the speakers during the Instrumental mix.
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Tags: Disco Funk
out of stock $10.83
Rewind
Rewind (12")
Cat: MRB 12055. Rel: 08 Jul 22
I Hate Telling A Lie (7:38)
Where Did We Go Wrong (4:38)
I Love You (6:39)
Shaka Doo Ba (4:34)
Review: South African funk outfit Stimela, named after the Zulu word for locomotive, formed out of the ashes of bandleader Ray Phri's previous band, The Cannibals, and soon became an institution in their homeland. Five albums deep in 1986, they also released the astounding Rewind EP, which now gets faithfully reissued by Mr Bongo for a fresh audience. Every track on here is a winner, from the epic, proggy groove of 'I Love You' to the low slung, synth-rich funky angles of 'Shaka Doo Ba'. You won't regret copping this slab of wax, trust us.
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Masters At Work & Harvery Sutherland Remixes
Cat: MRB 12054. Rel: 22 Oct 21
Crayfish Caper (Nuyorican Broken mix) (6:07)
Crayfish Caper (Masters At Work mix) (5:56)
New Ferrari (Harvey Sutherland Weird Flex 12" mix) (6:09)
Review: Here's a pleasant surprise: a fresh set of remixes of killer cuts from the back catalogue of Melbourne-based band Surprise Chef, whose hard-to-pigeonhole take on cinematic soul contains numerous nods to classic jazz-funk and Brit-funk jams. Masters at Work give their take on 'Crayfish Caper', first joining the dots between Afro-beat, jazz-funk and West London style bruk on the 'Nuyorican Broken' mix, before delivering two house-style revisions - the squelchy, synth-bass-propelled 'Masters at Work Mix' and the tougher, more percussive 'MAW Dub'. The EP's other interpretations come from Harvey Sutherland, whose 'Weird Flex 12" and 'Weird Flex' revisions of 'New Ferrari' add the band's jazz-funk instrumentation and spacey synths to a warming, off-kilter deep house groove.
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The Positive & The Negative
Cat: MRB 7202. Rel: 21 Jan 22
Surprise Chef - "The Positive & The Negative" (4:47)
Minoru Muraoka - "The Positive & The Negative" (Mr Bongo 7" edit) (5:05)
Review: Minoru Muraoka is a master of the traditional Japanese bamboo flute known as a shakuhachi. His flair on the instrument combined with his knowledge of breakbeat jazz and Japanese folkloric music results in stunning sounds such as 'The Positive and the Negative' from his 1970 album Bamboo. It has been championed by the likes of DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist so has true cult status. Snap up this reissue to enjoy its original charm, as well as a new reinterpretation of the track by Melbourne's Surprise Chef. The flip the whimsy of the a-side into a more mystic and beat driven jam packed with tropical charm.
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Alben
Vale Tudo
Cat: MRBLP 230. Rel: 26 May 21
Trem Da Central (4:03)
Candura (3:04)
Pela Cidade (3:21)
Onda Negra (3:41)
Gamacao (3:16)
Vale Tudo (4:09)
Guarde Minha Voz (3:11)
Terra Azul (3:29)
Musa (2:44)
So As Estrelas (3:26)
Review: Considered one of the essential Brazilian funk records of an era, Sandra Sa's Vale Tudo receives a much deserved reissue here on Mr. Bongo. Originally released in 1983, it was produced by Lincoln Olivetti alongside a who's who of musicians that were central figures on the scene at the time. From the disco boogie of 'Trem Da Central' featuring one amazing brass section, the heartfelt and romantic ballad 'Onda Negra' and the late night boogie-down vibe of 'Guarde Minha Voz' - they are the perfect backdrop for Sa's unique voice which really shines throughout. Although most prolific in the early '80s, Sa continues to work in the music industry to this day.
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I Flip My Life Every Time I Fly
I Flip My Life Every Time I Fly (limited orange vinyl LP)
Cat: MRBLP 232O. Rel: 08 Sep 21
I Flip My Life Every Time I Fly (3:02)
No One Understands Me (I'm OG) (3:47)
Spray It, Don't Say It (3:29)
Convo (3:21)
Peppery Weapons (3:40)
Snooch Is Too Busy For This Shit (1:32)
The Pro-Teens Ruined My Life (2:42)
Ya Gotta Love This City (2:34)
I Hate Turbulence (1:43)
Greta Thunburg (4:10)
Elephant On The Wall (3:04)
Slow Fast (2:59)
Review: The Pro-Teens are at the heart of Melbourne's vital cinematic soul scene and are helmed by drummer and percussionist Hudson Whitlock, who is also involved with a number of other bands. Here the group is symbolically led by keyboardist Snooch Dodd on a lush and widescreen album that takes cues from the likes of MF Doom, Wu Tang Clan and Galt MacDermot. The music marries subtle instrumental funk with romantic soul, library sounds and film score designs to take you on a real trip. The record was recorded on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation, with all respect pay to them and their heritage.
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Play Disco Specials
Cat: MRBLP 218. Rel: 19 Mar 20
We Did It (6:59)
Disco Stomp (9:58)
Barney's Moaning (8:34)
GG Is Talking (7:49)
Review: Tireless diggers and world class reissue merchants Mr Bongo have done it again with this one. They discovered The Star Beams when one of their tracks was on a Disco Calypso compilation, then went on a mission to track down the original anymore material from the band, who turned out to be based in South Africa instead of the Carribean. The resulting record is a real gem - disco, funk and jazz all get chewed up and spat out across four fantastically timeless cuts of dance floor dynamite. "Disco Stomp" in particular you might already know as Theo Parrish has been dropping in his sets for time.
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Tags: Disco Funk
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All News Is Good News
All News Is Good News (limited blue vinyl LP + poster + insert)
Cat: MRBLP 202LBL. Rel: 20 Jul 21
All News Is Good News (4:21)
Herbie Hemphill (4:06)
Blyth Street Nocturne (4:54)
Have You Fed Baby Huey Today (4:21)
Yung Boi Suite (5:00)
Crayfish Caper (6:49)
Flip Shelton (6:35)
Drinking From The Cup Of Bob Knob (3:59)
Mario's Lament (2:02)
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All News Is Good News
All News Is Good News (limited bottle green vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: MRBLP 202LVC. Rel: 18 Sep 24
All News Is Good News
Herbie Hemphill
Blyth Street Nocturne
Have You Fed Baby Huey Today
Yung Boi Suite
Crayfish Caper
Flip Shelton
Drinking From The Cup Of Bob Knob
Mario's Lament
Review: Released in November 2019 on the band's own label, Surprise Chef's debut album, All News Is Good News, blends retro and contemporary styles in a unique instrumental soul experience. With cinematic arrangements reminiscent of David Axelrod and Janko Nilovic, it showcases both light and dark tones, dissonance, and positivity. It also reflects a deep knowledge of the 1970s soul scene and the ability to bring that to something that remains distinctly modern. Recorded live to tape, the album features guest musicians and who add to Surprise Chef's cinematic-soul sound on a record that will resonate with both seasoned fans and new listeners alike.
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Beautiful Bamboo Flute
Cat: MRBLP 214. Rel: 27 Sep 19
Kokiriku Bushi (4:05)
Sado Okesa (3:54)
Tairyo Utaikomi (3:16)
Soma Bon Uta (2:56)
Komoro Mago Uta (2:58)
Nanbu Ushio Uta (3:44)
Itsuki No Komori Uta (4:35)
Hietsuki Bushi (4:06)
Yasuki Bushi (3:36)
Yosakoi Bushi (4:06)
Kuroda Bushi (4:24)
Review: In 2002, the Japanese government recognized bamboo flute maestro Hozan Yamamoto as a "living national treasure". It was in honor of his lengthy career in music, and in particular the way he championed a traditional Japanese instrument even when he was turning his hand to Western music. "Beautiful Bamboo Flute", an album first released in 1971 and almost impossible to find since, is a superb example of this. It sees him deliver haunting, emotional and life-affirming solos over funky jazz, big band and fusion backing tracks that tend towards the fresh and funky. It's an unusual blend, but also an invigorating and exciting one.
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