Needin some help to find some substitue tracks for a compilation
inVrs
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I m putting together a mix/compilation at the moment and the label had some issues licensing stuff that now belongs to major labels. So i m looking to replace two tracks that were vital for the mix with something similar that doesnt belong to any major label; as the deadline is really close and my whole record collection far away i thought i d give it a shot on here.
I m not looking to win a rarity contest with my picks here, they just fitted in perfectly, and the mix goes through a lot of genres of not only vintage stuff..
First track was Rhythm Makers - Soul on your side
and Sam Dees - Signed Miss Heroin
thanks..
I m not looking to win a rarity contest with my picks here, they just fitted in perfectly, and the mix goes through a lot of genres of not only vintage stuff..
First track was Rhythm Makers - Soul on your side
and Sam Dees - Signed Miss Heroin
thanks..
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First track was Rhythm Makers - Soul on your side
thanks..
Maybe the later version of it they did as GQ "Disco Nights"?
but probably not easier to licence...
looking for something in that sense, plus any uptempo soul like the sam dees joint, without too much action, heavy drums, strings etc.
keep em coming. if i use something suggested on here and it actually works out with licensing as well, i m gonna let go
a raer to the one who hipped me onto it.
I think Paul Mooney in the UK holds the rights for this. You can contact him thru soul-source.co.uk or via his publishing company millbrand. http://www.millbrand.com/
Band of thieves - "America" (Ovation)
that Jewel Paradise you posted was already comped on BBE some years ago
maybe to low-fi sounding?
Sun - Radiation Level
Switch - You Pulled A Switch
we tried to license 24 carat black as well, oddly enough it no belongs to universal.
i thought numero did a reissue of this just recently?
we tried to license 24 carat black as well, oddly enough it now belongs to universal.
i thought numero did a reissue of this just recently?
If it's a mix, how about leaking a 'directors cut' with all of the tracks you wanted to use?
I already played this in my house sets and it works well in that context.
I prefer the GQ version :beerbang:
The sparse opening part of the Sam Dees sounds a lot like a Marc Moulin track - that is, before the signing really kicks in. If it's the 'cosmic soul' part of the track that you like though, it kind of reminds me of Rhythm Heritage Keep Your Eye On The Sparrow
This was reissued by Lotusland, too, 2 or 3 years ago.