james carr - dark end / pouring water john cale - childs christmas in wales beatles - tkn don carlos - harvest time paul robeson - get on board/joshua lacksley castell - down in bondage / blackman sufferation rotterdam - downtown kingston mildred morris - jesus save my soul little john - smoke ganja hard 7" heptones - equal rights 12" avengers - corpus chriti love - a house is not a motel sir royal da count + the parliaments - sgt ralph yore usmc abner jay - the reason young people use drugs van morrison - stone me
1. Good Thoughts, Bad Thoughts- Funkadelic 2. Summer Breeze-Seals & Crofts 3. Footprints-Tribe Called Quest 4. Footsteps In The Dark- Isley Brothers 5. Summer Madness- Kool & The Gang 6. Love & Hapiness- Monty Alexander 7. Dock Of The Bay- Otis Redding 8. Montara- Bobby Hutcherson 9. Sometimes I Cry- Les McCann 10. Adore & Sometimes It Snows In April (tie)- Prince Honorable Mention: Blackbird-The Beatles
2 sides of vocals (no dub) credited to "rotterdam" (flip side "i was born a rebel" also crucial) me thinks it is style "rotterdam" scott , but, alas his memory was foggy the night i hassled him about it
Sam Cooke "Summer Time" Otis Redding "Dock Of The Bay", "Try A Little Tenderness" Pink Floyd "Fearless" Rhythm Machine "Watcha Gonna Do" Jimi Hendrix "Waterfall" Etta James "At Last" Eunice Collins "At The Hotel" Beatles "Across The Universe" Maze "Golden Time Of Day" Al Green "Jesus Is Waiting" Impressions "I'm So Proud" Van Morrison "Sweet Thing" Stevie Wonder "Don't You Worry Bout A Thing"
Yes I realize this said single you try and narrow this list down to one
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He's got an LP called 'Moving in the Right Direction' from 82 I believe and yes it's modern soul, but this track is different.
DJ Ferrari
YES.
also:
Johnny Cash "In my life" (beatles cover)
Big Star "Thirteen"
Lee Perry "Curly Locks"
and so much more
yes and yes.
I'm eating a wrap while typing, so it takes longer to get posts done Office leftovers rock.
DJ Ferrari
I like Rod Steward's version as well
* Toquinho "Carolina calla bella"
* Latin Jazz Quintet "Rip a Dip"
* Paragons "Riding high on a windy day"
* David Amram "Waltz from after the fall"
* Outcasts "Loving you sometimes"
The songs in this thread are something worth sharing in audio imho
Certainly on my desert island disc... no home should be without them!
(speaking of theme from spartacus btw, does anyone know if a proper (not remixed) take of Terry Callier's version exists?)
yup
also a very nice song
put 2 cents
bill evans - peace piece
yusef - love theme from sparticus
stan tracy - starless and bible black
its on the lp i believe, which did come out on vinyl, but for my money the 4hero remix is the best
i had the timepeace cd sittin here at the library so her ya go...
love theme (unremixed)
co-sign
but for real, mine would be Jimi Hendrix's Bold As Love, to me, he's never sounded more poetic and intense than on that track
um also,
ken boothe-silver words
bob dylan-u belong to me
john cale - childs christmas in wales
beatles - tkn
don carlos - harvest time
paul robeson - get on board/joshua
lacksley castell - down in bondage / blackman sufferation
rotterdam - downtown kingston
mildred morris - jesus save my soul
little john - smoke ganja hard 7"
heptones - equal rights 12"
avengers - corpus chriti
love - a house is not a motel
sir royal da count + the parliaments - sgt ralph yore usmc
abner jay - the reason young people use drugs
van morrison - stone me
+ the others you guys mentioned
What album is this on?
So the band is named Rotterdam? interesting...
Contrast...S1,T2
YES
1. Good Thoughts, Bad Thoughts- Funkadelic
2. Summer Breeze-Seals & Crofts
3. Footprints-Tribe Called Quest
4. Footsteps In The Dark- Isley Brothers
5. Summer Madness- Kool & The Gang
6. Love & Hapiness- Monty Alexander
7. Dock Of The Bay- Otis Redding
8. Montara- Bobby Hutcherson
9. Sometimes I Cry- Les McCann
10. Adore & Sometimes It Snows In April (tie)- Prince
Honorable Mention: Blackbird-The Beatles
Dreamland- The Wailers
Helpless- Neil Young
Bye, Bye Love- Everly Brothers
Too Busy Thinking About My Baby- Ted Hawkins
And last but not least
Lean On Me- Beth Orton and Terry Callier
2 sides of vocals (no dub) credited to "rotterdam"
(flip side "i was born a rebel" also crucial)
me thinks it is style "rotterdam" scott , but,
alas his memory was foggy the night i hassled him about it
Sam Cooke "Summer Time"
Otis Redding "Dock Of The Bay", "Try A Little Tenderness"
Pink Floyd "Fearless"
Rhythm Machine "Watcha Gonna Do"
Jimi Hendrix "Waterfall"
Etta James "At Last"
Eunice Collins "At The Hotel"
Beatles "Across The Universe"
Maze "Golden Time Of Day"
Al Green "Jesus Is Waiting"
Impressions "I'm So Proud"
Van Morrison "Sweet Thing"
Stevie Wonder "Don't You Worry Bout A Thing"
Yes I realize this said single
you try and narrow this list down to one
I must be mixed. Your choices are uncanny. Are you me?
david crosby. if.only.i.could.remember.my.name.
If "ever" is 2 a.m. on a Chicago Thursday night, then:
"Sighs of a Shell" Jimmie Spheeris
wayne bennett - cassanova