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Singles
Lady Day & John Coltrane
Cat: AJX 784S. Rel: 09 Apr 24
 
Jazz
Lady Day & John Coltrane (4:50)
Home Is Where The Hatred Is (edit) (3:47)
Review: A year after dropping his acclaimed album 'Billy Valentine And The Universal Truth' with Flying Dutchman and Acid Jazz Records, Billy unveils a fresh take on a soul classic. Recorded at LA's prestigious Henson Recording Studio, alongside producer Bob Thiele Jr. and a stellar band including Larry Goldings, Pino Paladino, Jeff Parker, James Gadson, and John Philip Shenale, he introduces three new tracks. His rendition of Gil Scott-Heron's 'Lady Day & John Coltrane', debuted on Gilles Peterson's BBC6Music, mesmerising live audiences. This special edition 7" includes a unique edit of 'Home Is Where The Hatred Is', not previously available on vinyl.
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Give Me A Little Bit Of Time
Cat: TR 331. Rel: 15 Aug 24
 
Soul
Give Me A Little Bit Of Time (2:59)
I'd Like To Know (3:02)
Review: Featuring sister funk paired with a beautiful ballad, this release is a true gem for aficionados of 1960s indie soul music. It comes from The Velvet Vettes via Tramp and is a limited pressing so don't sleep. A-side cut 'Give Me A Little Bit Of Time' is a lively one with plenty of Northern soul energy as well as lung busting vocals and great backing harmonies full of soul. Flip it over and you will find the much more slow and sentimental sounds of 'I'd Like To Know' which is a real heart melting crooner.
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Haunted By Your Love
Cat: SR 28. Rel: 13 Feb 25
 
Soul
Haunted By Your Love (3:18)
Haunted By Your Love (Call Sender dub version) (3:17)
Review: Get your lugs around this, the first single from Leo Vidal & The Rayvelles, and you will soon be keen to know more. 'Haunted By Your Love' is a modern take on the West Coast oldies sound from Leo Vidal, a 70s soul singer from rural Virginia who brings his East Coast harmonies to croon about lost love. The Rayvelles is the duo of Fergal McBride and Tuck Nelson and are the creative force behind Echo Ray Studios in London, a space that channels the soul of Motown into contemporary music. Backing vocals are provided by Cassandra Dali and Marietta Smith while the flip has a remix by Call Sender who layers in some inviting dub weight.
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Cashing In (reissue)
Cat: SB 7029. Rel: 26 Jul 17
 
Soul
Cashing In (2:19)
Take A Stand (3:11)
Review: The Voices Of East Harlem were an ensemble of vocalists who for Just Sunshine Records recorded two albums under the direction of Leroy Hutson and Curtis Mayfield. "Cashing In" is one of their most classic songs, a highly sought after track on original 7" fetches a small fortune on the collectors market. First recorded and released in 1973, it has all the hallmarks of a Leroy Hutson composition and an established audience that crosses the boundaries of northern, crossover and modern soul. The song is coupled here with "Take A Stand', another highly regarded and sought after modern soul room dance floor tracks, never previously released on 7" single until now
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Wanted Dead Or Alive
Cat: SB 7039. Rel: 29 Oct 19
 
Funk
Wanted Dead Or Alive (3:27)
Can You Feel It (3:06)
Review: Produced by Leroy Hutson and Curtis Mayfield, released by Just Sunshine Records, over the course of five years, the community-based collective Voices Of East Harlem blessed the world with three albums and a whole string of funky singles, including these two cult tracks. "Wanted Dead Or Alive" is straight up funk with a strong splash of gospel. One of their most popular cuts, it was taken from their 1973 self-titled album. "Can You Feel It" on the B offers much more of a rare groove and funk vibe with keys and some powerful backing vocals. It still sounds as fresh as it did 45 years ago. You feeling it?
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Can You Feel It Part 1 & 2
Cat: DYNAM 7107. Rel: 12 Jan 22
 
Soul
Can You Feel It (part 1) (3:08)
Can You Feel It (part 2) (3:40)
Review: The community-based collective Voices Of East Harlem blessed the world with three albums and a whole string of funky singles back in the day. They were produced by the dream team pairing of Leroy Hutson and Curtis Mayfield and came on Just Sunshine Records over the course of five years. Many cult tracks were born and two of them get reissued here on this new and limited edition 7" for Dynamite Cuts. 'Can You feel It' is deep cut funk with steamy vocals and Part 2 is a little more spaced out and cosmic with tumbling drums and freeform synths. Superb stuff.
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Álbumes
Didn't I Blow Your Mind?: The Sound Of Philadelphia Soul 1969-1983
Thom BELL / VARIOUS
Cat: CDTOP 522. Rel: 12 Jun 24
 
Soul
The Delfonics - "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)"
The Chargers - "You Gotta Be A Lady"
Spinners - "The Rubberband Man"
Eloise Laws - "Got You Into My Life"
The Stylistics - "You Are Everything"
Ronnie Dyson - "Give In To Love"
Elton John - "Nice & Slow"
New York City - "Take My Hand"
Deniece Williams - "Silly"
Dionne Warwick & Spinners - "Then Came You"
Lou Rawls - "Will You Kiss Me One More Time"
Little Anthony & The Imperials - "Lazy Susan"
The Stylistics - "Betcha By Golly, Wow"
Nancy Wilson - "Joe"
Johnny Mathis - "Loving You - Losing You"
Jerry Butler - "Walking Around In Teardrops"
Bell & James - "Nobody Knows It"
Phyllis Hyman - "Let Somebody Love Me"
Dee Dee Bridgewater - "One In A Million (Guy)"
The O'Jays - "Brandy"
Review: One of the key record producers and pushers of the 60s-70s Philly Sound - which upended the generic norms of soul and r&b to establish a brasher and more bombastic sound - Thom Bell has gone down in time as the holy son of soul, forming one part of its so-called holy trinity along with Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff. This new compilation is an exciting retrospective on the man's best works, bringing greater-known groundbreakers - Delfonics' 'Didn't I Blow Your Mind This Time', Stylistics' 'Betcha By Golly, Wow' - with lesser-spotted lovables from the likes of Nancy Wilson's 'Joe' to Deniece Williams' 'Silly'. Bell was known for his introduction of the celeste, the French horn and the harpsichord to soul music - all can be heard throughout the comp at various points, testifying his staunch commitment to expanding upon an already established sound.
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E Soul Cultura Volume 2
LUKE UNA / VARIOUS
Cat: MRBCD 268. Rel: 12 Jun 23
 
Soul
Real Thing - "Children Of The Ghetto"
Avis - "Baby, This Love I Have"
Veronica Mickie - "Lost Children"
Rare Silk - "Storm" (Arp Duppy Chip mix)
LFO - "Shove Piggy Shove"
Bach Revolution - "DE 108"
Andi Otto - "Bangalore Whispers" (feat MD Pallavi)
Michael De Albuquerque - "We May Be Cattle But We All Got Names"
Pyranha - "Clepsydre"
Yargo - "Marimba"
Okyerema Asante & Black Fire - "Play A Sweet Rhythm On Them Drums" (feat Plunky)
Mr Scruff - "Giffin" (feat Nke - taken re-edit Speechless dub mix)
Isis - "In Essense"
Frank Hatchett - "Malibu Nites"
Review: A UK club culture icon for all the right reasons, Luke Unabomber has put in a helluva shift over the years bringing the best tunes to the best parties for decades upon decades. He might be just as visible these days as a social media raconteur-comedian, but his depth of knowledge is unfathomable and a compilation like this is the perfect vessel to realise just a little of what he possesses in his fabled record shelves. Away from direct dancefloor firecrackers, this is a chance for Una to show off some jaw-dropping mellow cuts spanning soul, jazz funk, spaced-out electro and scores more obscurities besides. It's a collection like no other, featuring fully fledged songs that will burrow into the soundtrack of your own life without even a shred of resistance.
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Luke Una presents E Soul Cultura
VARIOUS
Cat: MRBCD 244. Rel: 06 May 22
 
Soul
Robson Jorge & Lincoln Olivetti - "Eva"
Chene Noir - "Le Train"
Metropolis - "Every Time I See Him"
The Brand New Heavies - "Stay This Way" (feat N'Dea Davenport - The Lunar dub)
Typesun - "The PL" (extended edit)
King Errisson - "Space Queen"
Yusef Lateef - "Robot Man"
Daniel Humair, Francois Jeanneau & Henri Texier - "Le Cyclope"
Airto Moreira - "O Galho Da Roseira (The Branches Of The Rose Tree)"
Francisco - "Wache"
Nar'Chiveol - "Apocalypse Now Ho"
On - "Southern Freeez"
Soylent Green - "After All"
Review: The concept behind Luke Una's first solo compilation as a selector may be a little bit fuzzy - fundamentally, it's music for watching sunrises and feeling spaced out after a night on the tiles - but the music he's decided to showcase is uniformly fantastic. In-keeping with his famously eclectic approach to music, the 13 tracks on E-Soul Cultura include forays into spiritual jazz (Chene Noir), luscious Brazilian sunshine music (Robson Jorge & Lincoln Olivetti), acid-jazz-goes-deep house (Brand New Heavies), British neo-soul (Typesun), jazz-funk (King Erisson, Yussef Lateef), chant-sporting proto-house madness (Nar'Chiveol), a prime slices of sub-heavy Sheffield brilliance (On's sought-after cover of 'Southern Freeez') and a blissed-out chunk of minimalist electronica from Roman Flugel's Soylent Green project.
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Tribal Rites Of The New Saturday Night: Brooklyn Disco 1974-5
VARIOUS
Cat: CDCHD 1618. Rel: 29 Jun 23
 
Disco/Reediciones
Moment Of Truth - "Helplessly" (album version)
The Intrepids - "After You've Had Your Fling (Get Down To The Real Thing )"
Blue Magic - "Welcome To The Club"
Margie Joseph - "I Can't Move No Mountains"
Ben E King - "Supernatural Thing" (part 1)
Faith Hope & Charity - "Mellow Me"
Richard Popcorn Wylie - "Georgia's After Hours" (album version)
Eddie Kendricks - "Date With The Rain" (album version)
Gloria Scott - "Just As Long As We're Together (In My Life There Will Never Be Another)" (single version)
Ronnie McNeir - "Wendy Is Gone"
Sons Of Robin Stone - "Got To Get You Back"
Ivano Fossati - "Night Of The Wolf (Tema Del Lupo)"
Ecstasy Passion & Pain - "Good Things Don't Last Forever"
Jimmy Ruffin - "Tell Me What You Want"
Betty Everett - "Keep It Up"
Satyr - "Free & Easy"
The Major Harris Boogie Blues Band - "Each Morning I Wake Up"
Act I - "It's The Same Old Story"
Creative Source - "You Can't Hide Love"
John Gary Williams - "The Whole Damn World Is Going Crazy"
White Heat - "If That's The Way You Feel (Then Let's Fall In Love)"
Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes - "Wake Up Everybody"
Review: Nodding to a seminal piece of music writing which documented the emergent disco phenomenon and inspired a smash hit movie, Tribal Rites Of The New Saturday Night is an authoritative compilation from the early years of disco. It's been put together with care, swerving obvious or over-played tracks to focus on the kind of powerful, soul-shaking cuts that could have been heard lighting up dance floors in Brooklyn in the mid-70s. There are some legends on board, from Creative Source to Eddie Kendricks, Ecstasy, Passion & Pain to Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes, but whoever's on the credits, these are picks to satisfy the surliest of disco bores as much as those who just love a great, groovy tune.
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Intérprete: Pete Haigh
Tags: Soul Disco
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Disco With A Feeling: An Introduction To The Heart & Soul Of Independent Disco
VARIOUS
Cat: AOTNCD 021. Rel: 24 Oct 19
 
Soul
Ice - "Reality"
Cloudburst - "I'm Loving You"
Popsicles - "These Are The Good Times"
Bileo - "You Can Win"
Mahana - "She Really Needs Love"
Jerry Blacksheer - "Defected"
Mr Wigg & Co - "You Got A Lot Of Living To Do"
Benita - "Time For A Change"
Darrell Johnson - "Days Gone Past"
Bordeaux - "Paradise's Love"
Split Decision Band - "Watchin Out"
Sequence - "Disco Thing"
Strivers Show Band - "Love Episode"
Love Company - "Love Tempo"
Gratitude - "We Are Here To Party"
Jax Transit Authority - "Life Is A Miracle"
Review: Many of the finest independent disco 45s that Athens of the North has reissued were licensed by crate digger David Haffner, so it's fitting that AOTN boss Euan Fryer has given him a compilation of his own. "Disco With A Feeling" contains some of those picks, alongside other obscure favourites from Haffner's sizable record collection. It's absolute fire from start to finish, with the little known private press and small-run cuts tending towards the more soulful and jazz-funk influenced end of the disco spectrum. Basically, it's a must-have for anyone who gravitates towards the rare end of the disco spectrum.
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Studio One Soul 2 (18th Anniversary Edition)
VARIOUS
Cat: SJRCD 556. Rel: 05 Sep 24
 
Clásico/Ska
Jacob Miller - "Westbound Train"
Hortense Ellis - "People Make The World Go Round"
Horace Andy - "Ain't No Sunshine"
Soul Vendors - "Swing Easy"
The Heptones - "Choice Of Colours"
Jackie Mittoo & The Brentford Disco Set - "Choice Of Music" (part 2)
Prince Jazzbo - "Fool For Love"
Cornell Campbell - "Ten To One"
Winston Francis - "Don't Change"
Jackie Mittoo - "Jumping Jehosophat"
Tony Gregory - "Get Out Of My Life Woman"
Dub Specialist - "Darker Block"
Little Joe - "Red Robe"
Devon Russell - "Make Me Believe In You"
Jerry Jones - "Compared To What"
Ken Boothe - "Thinking"
Anthony Creary - "Land Call Africa"
Jackie Mittoo - "Fancy Pants"
Review: Studio One Soul 2, the highly anticipated second volume of Soul Jazz Records' acclaimed Studio One series, dives deep into Jamaica's enduring love affair with American Soul and Funk. This special 18th anniversary edition features a vibrant array of legendary reggae artists like Horace Andy, The Heptones, Cornell Campbell, and Ken Boothe, all of whom got their start at Studio One before achieving global success. The album features a unique blend of classic and obscure American Soul and Funk tracks, reimagined with a distinct Jamaican flavour. Standout tracks include Cornell Campbell's stunning recut of The Mad Lads' Curtis Mayfield-penned 'Ten to One,' Winston Francis' soulful interpretation of The Five Stairsteps' 'Don't Change,' and Devon Russell's powerful take on 'Make Me Believe in You,' which arguably rivals Mayfield's original. This collection, featuring a mix of classics, rare gems, and previously unreleased tracks, has been meticulously remastered. Perfect for a serious reggae enthusiast, this compilation embodying the Studio One ethos of reworking influential soul records into a Jamaican soundscape.
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