Name: Break Your Back - Funk 45s by agent45
Duration: 53 min 19 s
Description: I've decided to reacquaint myself with some very neglected funk 45s from the collection. Here's the result.

@Timelanguid: It's "Aw Shucks, Ain't Got the Bucks" and I have a spare listed on Discogs, actually.

Now who's doing this cover?  I have Louis Ramirez's version on a Soul Jazz comp, and of course People's Choice, but I've never heard this instro.

A Nice 90 minute selection of my DJ Set at Bar Deluxe in Salt Lake City with DJ Feral Cat. Enjoy!

Eli "Paperboy" Reed DJ Set at Bar Deluxe 1/23/14

Closing DJ set from Dig Deeper with Lonnie Lester at Littlefield, Brooklyn, March 8, 2014. Dig Deeper's DJ Honky kicks things off, hands off to guest DJ Brian Poust, then Mr. Robinson picks up - then we traded off record to record for the rest of the night.

Closing set, Dig Deeper, March 8, 2014

Closing DJ set from Dig Deeper with Roy Lee Johnson at Littlefield, Brooklyn, February 21, 2015.  Guest DJ Brian Poust (georgiasoul.com) kicks off the set, followed by Dig Deeper's Mr. Robinson.

Closing set - Dig Deeper, February 21, 2015

Daptone Records presents the very first recording by Sharon Jones! Written and sung by Miss Jones, Heaven Bound is a soulful slice of 70's era gospel-funk. In addition, the 45 comes in a picture frame style sleeve with easel-back, which boasts a two-sided print of Sharon's High School photo, backed with a group shot of the Gospel Wonders and released on our reissue imprint, EVER-SOUL Records. A must have!

Available at your local record store on Record Store Day - April 22nd, 2017. Visit www.recordstoreday.com for more info.

Sharon Jones with E.L. Fields Gospel Wonders "Heaven Bound" / "Key To The Kingdom" Preview

I heard about the existence of this acetate long before I heard it. The rumored duet between Soul chanteuse Bettye Swann and Bakersfield Country pioneer Buck Owens was the stuff of legend. Supposedly scheduled for release on Capitol, but shelved because of the “racial element”, only a few acetates squeaked out. This is one of them. It is as good as you think it’s going to be. A beautiful, electric piano led version of the Merle Haggard classic “Today I Started Loving You Again” with Bettye and Buck harmonizing perfectly over the top. No horns, no strings, no background vocals, no sweetening, just Bettye, Buck and the band. Complete with Capitol producer Wayne Shuler’s notes on the sleeve, this single-sided acetate epitomizes what I love about 45s, Soul music, and honestly, maybe even music in general.

Eli Husock's Album

Bettye Swann & Buck Owens - Today I Started Loving You Again (Unreleased Acetate)

Brand new mix from Skeme Richards which includes a nice mix of Afro, Funk and Classic 45s.

Hot Peas and Butta - Behind The Red Door (Ep3)

I've decided to reacquaint myself with some very neglected funk 45s from the collection. Here's the result.

Break Your Back - Funk 45s

A moody soul mix themed around heartbreak, regret, longing, isolation, and stubbornness. Some rare records, some common records, all cohesive and all of them great - enjoy.

1. The Four Dudes - My Heart Is Broken (Sivad J)
2. The Equasions - It’s So Hard To Say “So Long” (Pac Sounds)
3. The Justifiers - Lonely Boy (Kim)
4. The Primes - Who Do I Turn To (Lota Soul)
5. The Enchanters - I Should Be Loving You (Delta LTD)
6. The Ordells - Sippin’ A Cup Of Coffee (Dionn)
7. The Channels - Sad Song (Lana Version)
8. Wyle Dixon & The Wheels - Sad Times (Conduc)
9. Harrison & The Majestic Kind - It’s Tearing Me Up Inside (Coin)
10. Buddy Wright - Foolish Things (Uptown)
11. La'Fez ‎– This Is The Way I Am (MJW)
12. The Delacardos - Got No One (Atlantic)
13. Rocky Brown & The Impacts - I Wish I Knew (Toxsan)
14. Group From Lutheran East - From The Files Of Lonely Hearts/Take3 (Boddie/Numero Group Exclusive)
15. Sweet & Innocent - Express Your Love (Active)

A Moody Soul Mix By Rae. D Cabello

From The Files Of Lonely Hearts

A journey by train up the West half of the African continent, soundtracked by deep percussive grooves and sunny guitars.  Vocals in various dialects of English, French, Portuguese and Arabic.  Recorded directly from original and reissue vinyl recordings. 

TRACKLIST
"Like a Chicken" Witch (Zambia)
"Racubah" Ice (France/USA)
"Hedzoleh!" Hedzoleh (Ghana)
"Vizinha Ka Bale" Jacinta Sanches (Cape Verde)
"Good Father" Prince Nico Mbarga & Rocafil Jazz (Nigeria)
"Fè, Fè, Fè" Tina Dakouri (Ivory Coast)
"Aksaid Wili Moundanine" Rais Haj Omar Wahrouch (Morocco)
Interludes: "Railroad Sounds: Steam & Diesel" Audio Fidelity Recordings (USA)

contact dookieplatters@gmail.com for bookings or additional details on the recordings.

Photo courtesy WRP...http://www.williamrandallpotter.com/

Break Your Back - Funk 45s

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