Linda Briceño Musical Producer, Trumpets and Voice
Guitars, Bass & Keyboards: David "Wilolo" Pinto
Piano: Gabriel Chackarji
Drums: Andrés Briceño
Vocals: Mv Caldera/Ana Carmela Ramirez
Sax: Julio Andrade 
David Perez: Recording
Rafa Rondon: Mix
German Landaeta: Mastering



Oportunidad: Linda Briceño New Album "Tiempo"

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Following on from his debut EP on Jalapeno last year, Quasamodo (now accompanied by his Q Orchestra) is back with a full single ahead of the release of his album The Big Picture.

Featuring the soulful vocals of album collaborator Thaliah and with Q himself providing the rap, the single is a throwback to classic rap tunes that were more about fun than money and hoes.

Remixes come courtesy of Russian disco stalwart Valique, whose V’s edits series has been ruling Juno for a couple of years and Jalapeno label mate (and sometimes production partner) Basement Freaks.  George Basement Freaks shapes the original into a beats heavy breaks version for the dance floor. 


Quasamodo & The Q Orchestra - Hard To Be A Superman (feat. Thaliah) (Basement Freaks Remix)

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jazz-Funk-Factory/233631606670596?sk=app_178091127385

Crazy Race (JFF II)

Put It In Your Pocket (JFF I)

Betty Davis - Anti Love Song (Nati regroove)

Just starting to upload all the releases from the Fat Bird Sounds label onto Bandcamp, for those that missed them the first time around!

https://mrbird.bandcamp.com/album/fat-bird-sounds-ep-001-salthill-sugar

Starting off with "Salthill & Sugar" that was played by Craig Charles on his Funk & Soul show, also includes the instrumental version, plus (Song for Gil), Mr Bird's tribute to the late, great GSH, plus the heavy chopped up funk of "Funk You" to round off the package! Enjoy!!!

Salthill & Sugar E.P.

Buy on Bandcamp

Mr Bird - Salthill & Sugar

Funky Chicken: Belgian Grooves from the '70s Disc 1

Open Sky Unit - Sunshine Star

A brand new Retro Roland Riso edit!!!

Hailing from Jamaica, Tomorrows Children released their version the same year as the originator, the legendary Jean Knight, in 1971.

Although, it was Tomorrows Children to first change the original song's point-of-view....  Enjoy!!!!

www.RetroRoland.com/
www.FunkBro.com/
www.YouTube.com/RetroRolandRiso/
www.HearThis.at/RetroRoland

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