AwEsome from the start, almost feels like Fools Gold instrumental!

Taken from Mo' Horizons new album "Mo’Horizons And The Banana Soundsystem"

Artist: MO’HORIZONS
Title: ‘So On’
Format: 7” Vinyl



Mo' Horizons - Back To Melbourne feat. Gypsy Brown

Is This Not What You Wanted

Available on limited edition 7" vinyl, promo CD & digital: https://lackofafro.bandcamp.com/album/i-got-the-rhythm-all-my-love

Taken from the forthcoming album "Hello Baby", coming soon to LOA Records.

Elliott Cole: Vocals
Adam Gibbons: Bass, Drums, Guitar, Conga, Tambourine, Shakers, Guiro, Handclaps & Cowbell
George Cooper: Piano & Hammond
Written by Adam Gibbons & Elliott Cole
Produced by Adam Gibbons for Lack of Afro Productions 


I Got the Rhythm / All My Love

I Got the Rhythm (feat. Elliott Cole)

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Brian Auger, the London born keyboard genius and musical pioneer, lauded and loved by everybody from Herbie Hancock to Mose Allison, from The Brand New Heavies to The Beastie Boys. His tracks have been sampled by Mos Def, Common, Air and Kid Loco. He’s had original compositions covered by Sarah Vaughan and Richard 'Groove' Holmes, plus he is the proud recipient of a US Congressional Award for Services to Jazz!

Since the 2015 release of Volume One of “Back To The Beginning - The Brian Auger Anthology”, it’s fair to say that a whole new audience of fans and taste makers have joined the massed ranks of music lovers who were already aware of this great mans incredible, pioneering music and career that now spans over 50 years. After more sell out tours of the US, UK and Europe in the last 12 months, magazine features and an epic 2-hour interview with Gilles Peterson on BBC 6 Music - more people than ever now grasp what a genre busting, pioneering artist Brian is.

Volume Two brings together not only remastered classics from Brian’s career, but also super rare, and previously unreleased tracks. Check out his blistering jazz piano tracks from the early 60s including “Poinciana” and “Work Song”, the barely known, late 60s Hammond organ and big band versions of jazz standards “Moanin’”, “Sister Sadie”, and the incredibly gritty version by The Trinity of Jimmy McGriff’s “MG Blues”, and the Big John Patton penned “Funky Mama”! The version of Miles Davis' “All Blues” featuring Trinity vocalist Julie Driscoll needs to be heard to be believed.

As well as Oblivion Express perennials such as “Straight Ahead”, “Inner City Blues” and “Happiness Is Just Around The Bend” (Brian’s original composition, made famous by Cuba Gooding Snr's The Main Ingredient), there is also a demo version of “Black Octopus”, featuring The Headhunters’ Mike Clark and Paul Jackson, recorded in Brian’s Bay Area garage after Herbie Hancock split that equally groundbreaking group.  

You will also be swept away by “Ella”, the rare track Brian wrote and dedicated to his wife of nearly 50 years - and you will no doubt be up on your feet when checking out brand new, previously unreleased live versions of “Whenever You're Ready” and “Freedom Jazz Dance”, featuring original Oblivion Express vocalist Alex Ligertwood - recorded on 2015's epic and triumphant European tour and released here for the very first time.

Anthology Volume 2

Brian Auger - Inner City Blues

Practice What You Preach

More Mess on My Thing

Record Kicks Remixes & B-Sides

Soul Power (Lack of Afro Remix)

https://www.discogs.com/fr/The-Juju-Orchestra-Bossa-Nova-Is-Not-A-Crime/master/70458

Kind Of Latin Rhythm - The Juju Orchestra

Big Boss Man - Sea Groove

She Said What?

Panama City (Soul Descarga)

Soul vocalist Ann Alford made just one single, "Got to Get Me a Job" / "If It Ain't One Thing (It's Another)," which came out on the Shreveport, LA, Hy-Sign label in 1972. The top side was a funk tune that was unabashedly derivative of Sly Stone's "Thank You," with the same kind of bubbly guitar-bass interplay and slowly swelling horn lines that couldn't help but recall that Sly single. The flip side was an anguished ballad that echoed James Brown's "It's a Man's Man's Man's World." Both songs were reissued on the Kent compilation Shreveport Southern Soul: The Murco Story

Big up DJ Smallchange for schooling me on this one... jf

Big Boss Man - Sea Groove

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