Tracklist:
01 — all i need
02 — hey young world
03 — can i get a...
04 — doin' it
05 — bring the pain
06 — the rain
07 — ghetto jam
08 — get u home
09 — back seat
10 — give it up
A beautiful bit of Latin funk — and one of the rarest albums ever from the mighty Candido! The album's one of the first that has Candido stepping out of the straighter Latin jazz mode of earlier years — working with a funky lineup of players arranged by the mad genius Joe Cain, and going for a mixed electric/acoustic sound that reminds us of Mongo Santamaria's best work — only a heck of a lot funkier! In addition to killer conga licks from Candi, the album features some really heavy guitar and organ lines, plus some good choppy sax work — wailing away with a really solid soulful sound. Imagine Booker T & The MGs working in Spanish Harlem — and you've got part of the picture of this one!
One of Candido's funkiest albums! The record's got a similar sound to Candido's great albums for Blue Note and Solid State — with short, hard funky tunes that have a really great 70s edge! Chico O'Farrill did the arrangements, and the record chops along nicely with some very funky tracks that feel like they were lifted from a blacksploitation soundtrack — conga mixed with great keyboards, wah wah guitar, and tight blasts of horns in just the right bits! The whole thing's a killer — filled with heavy funky 45-type numbers. Very nice!
Pass: Hoger
Tour de divulgação da Radio SuperGroove em Latino América.
11/12 Niceto Club - Buenos Aires - Argentina
http://www.nicetoclub.com/
12/12 Tr3es/Cu4rto - Colonia - Uruguai
http://www.trescuarto.com/
13/12 Makena Cantina Club - Buenos Aires - Argentina
http://www.makenacantinaclub.com.ar/
Produção e discotecagen a cargo dos Dj´s Uilson e Zinco.
Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Thai Funk ZudRangMa Vol.1
Year Of Release: 2008
Label: ZudRangMa Records
Genre: Funk, World, Oldies
Quality: MP3 / Joint Stereo
Bitrate: VBR kbit/s / 44.1 Khz
Total Time: 66:59 min
Total Size: 66,4 mb
Hand numbered and limited edition of 1300 copies.
The record comes packaged in a handmade cotton sleeve presented in a plastic sleeve sealed with a cardboard and staples.
Includes a cardboard inner sleeve for the CD with the copies number and a black & white poster (420 x 594 mm, A2 format).
Each copies contains a unique cotton sleeve artwork.
TRACKLIST
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01. Louis Kennedy -- Pu Yai Lee (Chief Lee) (2:24)
02. Meesak Nakaratch -- Luk Ron (Love Hot) (2:54)
03. Chantana Kittiyapan -- Chee Vit Kon Dum (A Life of A Black Person) (7:42)
04. The Hot Pepper -- Kun Rod Fai Pai Rod Bus Kee Chang Kang Tent (Get on Train Go with Bus Elephant Ride Put Up Tent) (5:06)
05. Ongart Jeerapan -- Ka Ma Kon Deay (I Come Alone) (2:37)
06. Plearn Promdan -- Sam Bai (Jolly) (3:45)
07. Royal Sprite -- Yang Hai Mun Kong (Don't Let Them Cheat) (5:05)
08. Kana TNT -- Kod Hang Kam (the Circle of Karma) (3:13)
09. Panadda Chayapark -- 5000 Nut (5000 Shots) (2:29)
10. Pranee Thanasri -- Chown Thur Ten Rum (Ask You for A Dance) (3:01)
11. Panadda Chayapark -- Rus Pu Tin (4:50)
12. Nakplang Krumklowna -- Disco Tour (2:21)
13. Champoo -- Arai Arai Kor Disco (Everything is Disco) (3:05)
14. Buppa Saichol -- Sheng Ra Bert (Bored Explosion) (2:16)
15. Chairai Chaiyata and Sawanee Pattana -- Khown Tai Doey Loak Puin (You Should Die by Bullets) (2:57)
16. Chantana Kittiyapan -- Sa Ra Wan (2:53)
17. Sroeng Santi -- Nam Man Pang (Expensive Gasoline) (3:34)
18. The Impossible -- Do it (Till You Satisfied) (4:41)
- Clique Aki:
Joe Bataan is like the CD title says, "King Of Latin Soul". The Afro-Fillipino singer, born and raised in Spanish Harlem, New York, was as tough as his neighbourhood. His two loves were his gang and music. The music of Harlem split into two -West Harlem was African-American soul/funk/rhythm & blues/doo-wop, East Harlem was Cuban and Puerto Rican. In the 1960s, Joe alongside a host of 2nd generation Latinos, loved equally soul, funk and rhythm and blues AND mambo, guaguanco and guaracha. It was inevitable that a new US latin sound would emerge that fused these different genres, and that sound was latin soul, eventually becoming boogaloo (or bugalu). Joe Bataan was right there at the start, recording for Fania Records in 1967, until 1973, then as latin soul and bugalu became latin funk and latin disco, he switched to Mericana Records, which became the legendary disco label Salsoul Records. The rest is history.
This new CD is Joe re-recording all his big hits with Spanish rare groove band Los Fulanos and its on Madrid funk/soul label Vampi Soul. If you like Joe Bataan or latin soul or latin disco, buy it. Its good. The band are kicking, Joe's voice is still strong (though wobbles on a couple of tracks), and the production is BIG! The new versions of classics are excellent - "Subway Joe" sounds almost as good as the original, as do "Mestizo" and "Gypsy Woman". He does a good version of "The Bottle", which is a vocal unlike his mid-70s instrumental "La Botella" hit. There's a kicking salsa-jam, the uptempo "Puerto Rico Me Llama" - nice descarga. I was well impressed by the whole CD - Joe Bataan, the punchy arrangements, the firing band, the excellent crisp production. Like the title says, Joe Bataan is still "King Of Latin Soul".
Tracklist:
1. Busted — ft. K.P
2. Alt-Etude
3. The Gift — ft. LilRhys
4. Bring Back
5. Interlude Double Bass Jam
6. Get Down — ft. Dub fx, LilRyhs, Theo Weywood & The Flower Fairy
7. Woodshed — ft. LilRhys
8. Stories — ft. LilRhys
9. Monkey — ft. Theo Weywood & Dub fx
10. Redman
11. Little Bit More — ft. Dub fx, Monsoon & Lyric
12. In with Flynn
Year: 2003
Style: blues-rock, blues, soul
Country: USA
Format: mp3@320 CBR Stereo + covers
Size: 136 MB
Password: Juergen
One of the best James Brown soul LPs from the 70's, with a great mix of funky tracks and deeper soul tracks. The latter is represented by the classics "Public Enemy #1" and "King Heroin", both hard soul political tracks. The funk is represented by "Talkin' Loud & Sayin' Nothing", "There It Is", and James's version of "I Need Help" (which was also recorded by Bobby Byrd). Another great reissue of an album we hardly ever see in good shape.