I was lucky enough to come up a little bit on something today. It'd been awhile...and I thought that I was straight enough with my S/T.Uh, nah.Infinite Sound was one I saw when it came in at the shop, gave it up, wondered about it, and popped up again. Totally freak out "contemporary african-amerikan music" madness that's got some really ill moments. The album ends up having a hell of a lot of character, because the music is
so out, but everyone's with it and doing it with an inspired confidence. Anybody else find records this week?
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also some New Orleans produced 45's
and these
John McLaughlin - Extrapolation
Teruo Nakamura - Rising Sun
Shirley Scott-Mystical Lady
David Murray - Live vol 2 on India Navigation
Killer organ funk LP with "North SOng" i.e. "Work Song"...from Trinidad. An extra.
Nice soul and disco tracks with a calypso tinge.
Patsy break/funk 12"...open snares, etc.
SOme high quality soul LP's for cheap. All are mint OG's.
A couple copies of this pic 45 from legendary Canadian psyche rockers. Holler.
Gospel funk.
DOpe Bahamas funk 45. A Double.
Says Johnnie Osbourne, but it's just Wayne on guitar. Same track as the backing in Johnnie OSbourne's "Jah Jah Children" on Aires (and Tafari in Jamaica). Must have been Wayne who originally played ont he tune.
K in Canada.
K in canada.
K.
I found this in my mailbox
Perfectly smooth for this springtime revival. Cop it!
That Infinite Sound record is great. One of my favorite records to throw on during a lazy Sunday when I know I'll be in one room for at least the length of the record. My girlfriend just looks at me funny when I put it on...
BTW what's in the speech bubble coming out of dude's ass?
Right beneath the doo drop stains? "File Under Roland Young" Haven't looked into it, maybe he played on the session? Glad I picked it up, it's a fun, liberating listen.
Recent shit.
never seen this pic cover before...
been looking for this on 12" for ages...love this tune...i guess thematically it goes well with "white horse"
this is my find of the week...sandwiched in between lots of dancehall...a barbados disco funk 12"...two different tunes...both sides are a bit raunchy so mayce this is "slack" but the music is full on raw disco funk...really dope.
That White Horse is pretty common here in Sweden. I think that it's a bit
too short on the 45. Great track still
but it is
Handsome bunch.
Hammond's second Lp with boogie title cut.
Killer French/Quebec garage LP. Singer is heart-wrenching.
One laserdisc of a masterpiece.
Blaxpoitation funk. Don't know if this saw a soundtrack release.
New modern soul discovery - a couple copies.
Deep Nashville spirituals/blues on a 3 45's-thick 45. Deep tunes on both sides.
Boom Brooklyn roots. His other release on this lable is also a monster tune.
Canada's greatest reggae studio? Def yes IMO. Dub/studio work on par with Perry and Wackie's. Studio band rips.
K in Canada.
these are just a few of the highlights. some were more expensive (S.O.U.L. I think was like $25 vg- and I think Willie Henderson was $15), and some were cheap. The Latimore is a double if anyone's interested.
not pictured:
Patrice Rushen - Before The Dawn (Prestige, 1975) double
Headhunters - Straight Out The Gate (Arista, 1977) double
Black Heat - Keep On Runnin' (Atlantic, 1975) double
Luis Gasca - Collage (Fantasy, 1976)
Commodores - Brick House 12" (Motown, 1977)
Perigeo - Valley Of The Temples (RCA, 1976)
Norman Connors - Saturday Night Special (Buddah, 1975)
The Soul Children - Friction (Stax, 1974)
Johnny Lytle - The Soulful Rebel (Milestone, 1971)
Leroy Hutson - All Because Of You 7" (Curtom, 1975) double
Maybe I'm an idiot, but what is this a picture of?
Regardless of that, "Where Is My Sunshine?" is
This is truly amazing. That ass is so flat that my man didn't even know what it was!
damn so it IS an ass. that's sad. i'm not into that flat ass shit. I need some girth to my femme rearend.