Lowrell loves... - Part 1

I am Rich Tea. Here is a funk re-edit for you to download and play!

The Chakachas - Jungle Fever (RICH TEA re-edit)

Rare Preludes, Vol. 6

Unlimited Touch - I Hear The Music In The Streets (Francois K Remix)

D Train - You're The One For Me

This collection of underground dance music covers tracks released between 1975 and 1983 from both sides of the Atlantic. The tracks chosen for this compilation introduce some of the pioneering few who expanded the horizons of disco to incorporate elements of dub, funk, electro, jazz and Latin. In some ways many of the artists featured here foresaw the birth of successive musical genres. There is no disputing that they were all well ahead of their time and with the recent trend of similarly inspired house they sound as fresh today as they did then.

The music chosen for this album were the underground classics that made the scene what it was in the heady of days of the Paradise Garage and the Loft in NYC and the Warehouse in Chicago where DJs such as Arthur Baker and Francois Kervorkian could be heard spinning such tracks.

On disc two (CD version only) Masters at Work add their touches to one of their favourite tracks while Harvey and Underdog take on the Disco Dub band and come up with two very different interpretations which will work on today’s dancefloors. 

Atmosfear - Dancing In Outer Space

Stellar Fungk:  The Best Of Slave, Featuring Steve Arrington

Watching You

He's Coming

We Live In Brooklyn, Baby

Remember My Song

The Vulture (2006 Remaster)

Blame It On The Boogie

Hold Me Tighter in the Rain (7" Version)

My Music

Classic Cuts: Funk & Soul

I Want'a Do Something Freaky To You

One of James Brown's Soul Sisters. According to Mr. Brown's autobiography, Vicki Anderson was the best female singer he had in his revue. She Joined Brown in 1965 replacing Anna King and she held her position there until she was replaced by Marva Whitney 3 years after in 1968. But she re-joined after Marva departed in 1969 for further three years until Lyn Collins took over. She disapeared after she left Brown for a while and resurfaced in 1975 with a single, featuring a cover of Rufus & Chaka Khan Hit Once You Get Started and Bobby Womack's Stop On By on Browns I-Dentify label, but this single failed to do any damage, and after this, Vicki never showed any signs to do studio work but she was regulary appearing in James Brown Funky People revue in the late 80s, and again with Bobby Byrd in the early 90s.

Vicki Anderson - Message From The Soul Sisters (George T Refix)

People... Hold On

Girl You Need A Change Of Mind

Death Mix: the Best of Paul Winley Records

Smokin' Cheeba Cheeba

Let's Get Small

Dream World

Say a Prayer for Two (12" Mix)

Philadelphia Soul

You Know How To Make Me Feel So Good

Let's Dance

I Get Lifted

Erma Franklin Light my fire

Love is a Hurtin' Thing

Love Is a Hurtin' Thing (12" Version)

Soul Jazz Records presents MIAMI SOUND 2 – More Funk & Soul From Miami, Florida 1967-74

All This Love That I'm Givin'

Lowrell loves... - Part 1

Anderson Bartlett