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   Nisho

   15.10.2019 at 10:03

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   60s/70s Soul/Funk 22/04/ 25,00€ LP MRL MINT EVAPORATORS - OGOPOGO PUNK From the depths of the uncharted wilderness *or is it @[email protected]_(, The Evaporators, led by Candian radio star Nardwuar the Human Serviette, release 8 new songs in the form of a coloured vinyl LP, titled Ogopogo Punk!
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   Akinojora

   17.10.2019 at 19:40

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   Review: We can think of few more qualified to play around with the vast Salsoul Records archive than long-serving disco lothario and re-edit maestro Dimitri From felodarandronadarterr.xyzinfo Salsoul Mastermix, he delivers two contrasting but equally essential CDs. On disc one, he takes on the role of original Salsoul and Prelude "mastermixer" Shep Pettibone, crafting a whirlwind tour through the legendary imprint.
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   Dazilkree

   20.10.2019 at 20:51

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   V.A. - Secao Ritmica: Instrumental Funk From '70s Brazil - Vinyl LP+7 - - US - Original kaufen im Online Music Store von HHV - Neuheiten & Topseller auf Vinyl, CD & Tape - .
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   Telrajas

   20.10.2019 at 03:52

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   View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Seção Rítmica: Instrumental Funk '70s Brazil on Discogs/5(3).
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   Netaur

   18.10.2019 at 09:50

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   3. 'Prince' Roland Downer & Count Ossie With His Band - A Ju Ju Wah 4. Dadawah - Zion Land 5. Count Ossie & His Band - I Dread Version 6. Ras Michael & The Sons of Negus - Cast Them in the Fire 7. Bongo Herman & Eric 'Bingy Bunny' Lamont - Feel Nice 8. Jimmy Cliff - Bongo Man (A Come) 9. Count Ossie & His Band.
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   Jugami

   20.10.2019 at 16:51

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   This is a ridiculously good lp, Brazilian funk at its best. I have plenty of Latin style jazz/funk, crazy samba style lps and this beats them all. Catchy groovy crazy funky jazzy Brazilian. What's not to like. Don't pass this by.
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   Kajishura

   15.10.2019 at 01:25

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   You get a white-hot mixture of Highlife, Afro-Funk and Ju-Ju, mostly hand-picked from albums and singles that are near impossible for mere mortals to find. Interestingly, this edition doesn't just contain heavy cuts from the '70s, but also more synth-powered songs from the s, too. As you'd expect, it makes for terrific listening. .
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   Kagabar

   23.10.2019 at 09:26

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   Thanks to a steady stream of compilations and reissues, many are now familiar with the contribution made by Brazilian artists to the sounds of '70s jazz-funk and disco. This brilliant compilation takes a different approach, instead shining a light on the country's instrumental funk scene during that most exciting of musical decades.