jueves, 30 de septiembre de 2010
V.A.:: Sukeban Guerrilla.(2010)
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The Black Revolution
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30.9.10
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viernes, 24 de septiembre de 2010
Group :: Axiom Funk - If 6 Was 9. (1995)
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The Black Revolution
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24.9.10
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domingo, 19 de septiembre de 2010
V.A. :: The Heart Of Southern Soul - From Nashville to Memphis & Muscle Shoals. (1995)
1. Falling In Love Again - Kelly Brothers
2. Line Between Love And Hate - Wallace Brothers
3. That's All I Can Do - Kip Anderson
4. Snake Out Of Green Grass (Part 1) - Roshell Anderson
5. Snake Out Of Green Grass (Part 2) - Roshell Anderson
7. Pretty Little Thing - The Interpreters
8. Your Love Is Worth The Pain - Johnny Truitt
9. Talk To Me - The Avons
10. Your Love's So Good - Lee Webber
11. Somewhere Out There - Lucille Matthis
12. Mr. Fortune Teller - Dee & Don
13. Midnite Tears - Tiny Watkins
14. The Woman In Me - Mariann
15. Steppin' Stone - Wallace Brothers
16. Gonna Need Somebody - Stacy Lane
17. I Went Off And Cried - Kip Anderson
18. You're That Great Big Feelin' - Kelly Brothers
19. You'll Never Ever Know - Shirley Brown
21. The Price Is Too High - Slim Harpo
22. There Goes A Girl - Johnny Truitt
23. Do Your Thing - Marva Whitney
24. The Power Is Gone - Eugene Kemp
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The Black Revolution
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19.9.10
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lunes, 13 de septiembre de 2010
V.A.:: Fly Girls! B-Boys Beware: Revenge Of The Super Female Rappers! . (2009)
2. Princess MC — Pump Up The Funk
3. Tanya Winley — Vicious Rap
4. Sweet Tee — I Got Da Feelin'
5. Nikki Giovanni — Ego Tripping
6. MC Lyte — Cha Cha Cha
7. Two Sisters — B-Boys Beware
8. Cookie Crew — Secrets of Success
9. Sequence — Simon Says
10. Bahamadia — Paper Thin
11. Sparky D — I Can't Stop
12. Queen Latifah Featuring Monie Love — Ladies First
13. Lady B — To The Beat Y'All
14. Camille Yarbrough — Take Yo' Praise
15. Missy Elliot — The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)
16. Dimples D — Sucker DJ
17. She Rockers — Give It A Rest
18. Sarah Webster Fabio — Glimpses
19. The Kryptic Krew featuring Tina B — Jazzy Sensation
20. Roxanne Shante — Bite This
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The Black Revolution
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13.9.10
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viernes, 3 de septiembre de 2010
V.A.:: Girls With Guitars.(2004)
2. I'd Rather Fight Than Switch - Tomboys
3. Get Away From Me - Angels
4. Boy, What'll You Do Then - Denise & Company
5. Chew Chew Fee Fi Fum - Goldie & The Gingerbreads
6. Only Seventeen - Beattle-Ettes
7. Do The Dog - Sugar & The Spices
8. I Got A Guy - Kathy Lynn
9. Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love) – Goodees
10.(I Could Write A Book) About My Baby – Pandoras
11.They Are The Lonely - Pat Powdrill
12.Heart - 2 Of Clubs
13.Help The Boy - Daughters Of Eve
14.Skinny Winnie - Goldie & The Gingerbreads
15.Hully Gully Guitar – Percells
16.Rock City - Kathy Lynn
17.Sticks And Stones - Lonnie Mack
18.Take My Hand - Goldie & The Gingerbreads
19.Boys Can Be Mean - Sugar & The Spices
20.Guitars, Guitars, Guitars - Al Casey
21.V.I.P. - Goldie & The Gingerbreads
22.Come On Along – Hairem
23.My Love – Girls
24.Outta Reach – She
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The Black Revolution
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3.9.10
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miércoles, 1 de septiembre de 2010
domingo, 29 de agosto de 2010
Dick Dale & his Del - Tones - The Best Of The Surf Guitar.
01-Let's go trippin'
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The Black Revolution
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29.8.10
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martes, 22 de junio de 2010
lunes, 21 de junio de 2010
V.A. :: Funky Tales .(1997)
Although the Nashville-based Excello label is primarily known for its recordings of Louisiana swamp blues with Slim Harpo, Lazy Lester, and Lightnin' Slim, it moved into soul music pretty aggressively in the late '60s and early '70s. This 24-song compilation of tracks that were cut for the label between 1967 and 1976 offers yet more evidence of how many vital, little-known soul sides were issued during the era by small companies. This is the greasy stuff, too, with no relationship to either "sweet soul" or proto-disco. If you like the sound of the James Brown band circa 1969, or the hardest elements of Stax/Volt, and want more of the same by acts that you never heard on the radio, this is a good investment. Aside from Slim Harpo (represented by a funkish number) and Marva Whitney and Maceo Parker (both of whom recorded for Excello after leaving the James Brown road show), few of these names will ring any bells for all but the most seasoned soul collectors. It's mostly quality, gritty fare, including quite a few percolating instrmentals (the underwater Booker T.-like groove on the Solicitors' "Music for the Brothers" is a highlight). For some quality imitation James Brown arrangements, check out the two previously unissued tracks by the mysterious Little Royal. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide
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The Black Revolution
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21.6.10
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