1. Ocean Air
2. Commitment
3. All Fired Up
4. Horizon
5. Night Heat
6. Here Comes That Rain Again
7. Sauvignon
8. Bring It Down
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samedi 28 février 2009
Scot Scheer - Night Heat - 1987
Dr. Strut - Struttin' *** 1980
Dr. Strut - Struttin' *** 1980
Casiopea - Make Up City - 1980
Casiopea - Make Up City - 1980
Chico Hamilton - Peregrinations *** 1975
Chico Hamilton - Peregrinations *** 1975
The Warmers - Never Gonna Give You Up - 1985
The Warmers - Never Gonna Give You Up - 1985
Willis Jackson - Plays With Feeling - 1976
Willis Jackson - Plays With Feeling - 1976
Deodato - Very Together *** 1976
Deodato - Very Together *** 1976
Shigeharu Mukai - Orissa *** 1982
Shigeharu Mukai - Orissa *** 1982
Eric Gale - Touch Of Silk *** 1980
Eric Gale - Touch Of Silk *** 1980
Jimmy McGriff - Tailgunner *** 1977
Jimmy McGriff - Tailgunner *** 1977
Rare Silk - New Weave *** 1986
Rare Silk - New Weave *** 1986
Peter Herbolzheimer - Hip Walk - 1976
Peter Herbolzheimer - Hip Walk - 1976
Phil Upchurch - Revelation *** 1983
Phil Upchurch - Revelation *** 1983
mercredi 25 février 2009
Graham Central Station - Mirror ** 1976
Graham Central Station - Mirror ** 1976
Locksmith - Unlock The Funk *** 1980
Locksmith - Unlock The Funk *** 1980
Norma Jenkins ** 1976 ** Patience Is A Virtue
Norma Jenkins ** 1976 ** Patience Is A Virtue
Sydney Joe Qualls - So Sexy *** 1979
Sydney Joe Qualls - So Sexy *** 1979
Billy Paul - 1975 - Got My Head On Straight
Billy Paul - 1975 - Got My Head On Straight
mardi 24 février 2009
Crown Heights Affair - 1975 - Dreaming A Dream
Thanks a lot Jorge .
Seminal 70s work from Crown Heights Affair -- recorded when the group still had a lot of fire, and were working in that key transitional sound from soul to disco! The album's got a really full and grooving feel -- and includes both disco and vocal versions of their hit "Dreaming A Dream" -- plus the tracks "I Am Me", "You Smiled", "Foxy", and a version of "Na, Na, Hey, Hey".
Seminal 70s work from Crown Heights Affair -- recorded when the group still had a lot of fire, and were working in that key transitional sound from soul to disco! The album's got a really full and grooving feel -- and includes both disco and vocal versions of their hit "Dreaming A Dream" -- plus the tracks "I Am Me", "You Smiled", "Foxy", and a version of "Na, Na, Hey, Hey".
Crown Heights Affair - 1975 - Dreaming A Dream
Thanks a lot Jorge .
Seminal 70s work from Crown Heights Affair -- recorded when the group still had a lot of fire, and were working in that key transitional sound from soul to disco! The album's got a really full and grooving feel -- and includes both disco and vocal versions of their hit "Dreaming A Dream" -- plus the tracks "I Am Me", "You Smiled", "Foxy", and a version of "Na, Na, Hey, Hey".
Seminal 70s work from Crown Heights Affair -- recorded when the group still had a lot of fire, and were working in that key transitional sound from soul to disco! The album's got a really full and grooving feel -- and includes both disco and vocal versions of their hit "Dreaming A Dream" -- plus the tracks "I Am Me", "You Smiled", "Foxy", and a version of "Na, Na, Hey, Hey".
Anacostia *** 1977
a gift from isaac .
Mellow soul and soaring club -- all nicely balanced together in this first album from the group Anacostia! There's a sound here that's slightly different than some of the other east coast groups of the time -- a willingness to slow things down, then groove them up -- all with a sound that's polished, but never in a too-commercial sort of way. In fact, most of these tunes seem to aim for a space that's pretty far both from radio, and conventional disco -- despite the fact that Van McCoy supervised the production, which is mostly handled by Charles Kipps. There's a fair bit of strings in the backings, and keyboards are by Richard Tee -- on titles that include "Looking Over My Shoulder", "Heartache In Disguise", "We Can't Live Life Alone", "I Can't Stop Loving Her", "Baby I'm Available", and "Face The Fact".
Mellow soul and soaring club -- all nicely balanced together in this first album from the group Anacostia! There's a sound here that's slightly different than some of the other east coast groups of the time -- a willingness to slow things down, then groove them up -- all with a sound that's polished, but never in a too-commercial sort of way. In fact, most of these tunes seem to aim for a space that's pretty far both from radio, and conventional disco -- despite the fact that Van McCoy supervised the production, which is mostly handled by Charles Kipps. There's a fair bit of strings in the backings, and keyboards are by Richard Tee -- on titles that include "Looking Over My Shoulder", "Heartache In Disguise", "We Can't Live Life Alone", "I Can't Stop Loving Her", "Baby I'm Available", and "Face The Fact".
Anacostia *** 1977
a gift from isaac .
Mellow soul and soaring club -- all nicely balanced together in this first album from the group Anacostia! There's a sound here that's slightly different than some of the other east coast groups of the time -- a willingness to slow things down, then groove them up -- all with a sound that's polished, but never in a too-commercial sort of way. In fact, most of these tunes seem to aim for a space that's pretty far both from radio, and conventional disco -- despite the fact that Van McCoy supervised the production, which is mostly handled by Charles Kipps. There's a fair bit of strings in the backings, and keyboards are by Richard Tee -- on titles that include "Looking Over My Shoulder", "Heartache In Disguise", "We Can't Live Life Alone", "I Can't Stop Loving Her", "Baby I'm Available", and "Face The Fact".
Mellow soul and soaring club -- all nicely balanced together in this first album from the group Anacostia! There's a sound here that's slightly different than some of the other east coast groups of the time -- a willingness to slow things down, then groove them up -- all with a sound that's polished, but never in a too-commercial sort of way. In fact, most of these tunes seem to aim for a space that's pretty far both from radio, and conventional disco -- despite the fact that Van McCoy supervised the production, which is mostly handled by Charles Kipps. There's a fair bit of strings in the backings, and keyboards are by Richard Tee -- on titles that include "Looking Over My Shoulder", "Heartache In Disguise", "We Can't Live Life Alone", "I Can't Stop Loving Her", "Baby I'm Available", and "Face The Fact".
Scott White Success...Never Ends *** 1988
Scott White Success...Never Ends *** 1988
CREME D' COCOA *** 1978 ** FUNKED UP
Forget the "funk" in this album -- because the best bits are the mellow ones! Crème D'Cocoa are one of those groups pushing slick bass-heavy funk when they should stick to the mellower cuts -- which they do nicely on this album, in a smooth male/female harmony style that has a bit of a quiet storm feel to it. The funkier cuts are really just uptempo club numbers, not really that strong, but pleasant enough in kind of a shouting catchy chorus sort of way. Titles include "Baby, Don't You Know", "Leading Lady", "Mr Me, Mrs You", "Sweet Dream Lady", "I Don't Wanna Be Lonely", and "Do What You Feel". CD features lots of bonus cuts too -- "Toe Jam (disco mix)", "I Will Survive (long version)", "Party Land", "Baby Don't You Know (disco mix)", and "Do What You Feel (alt mix)".
THX to Bollie56.
THX to Bollie56.
CREME D' COCOA *** 1978 ** FUNKED UP
Forget the "funk" in this album -- because the best bits are the mellow ones! Crème D'Cocoa are one of those groups pushing slick bass-heavy funk when they should stick to the mellower cuts -- which they do nicely on this album, in a smooth male/female harmony style that has a bit of a quiet storm feel to it. The funkier cuts are really just uptempo club numbers, not really that strong, but pleasant enough in kind of a shouting catchy chorus sort of way. Titles include "Baby, Don't You Know", "Leading Lady", "Mr Me, Mrs You", "Sweet Dream Lady", "I Don't Wanna Be Lonely", and "Do What You Feel". CD features lots of bonus cuts too -- "Toe Jam (disco mix)", "I Will Survive (long version)", "Party Land", "Baby Don't You Know (disco mix)", and "Do What You Feel (alt mix)".
THX to Bollie56.
THX to Bollie56.
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