A last minute recording from my "Crazy Blues" album. last day of the recording session we decided to cover this great Holland-Dozier-Holland track  made famous by the Supremes.


Raphael Lemonnier - p
Sly Johnson - beatbox
Fabien Marcoz - db
Jean-Pierre Derouard - d

Recorded & Mixed by Edouard Durand-Texte in Paris at Badabing Studios
Mastered by Raphael Jonin

Where Did Our Love Go

this could have easily been 15 mins long..great track....i was spoilt for choice for a betty davis edit....much fun was had doin this...;-)

Betty Davis - F.U.N.K (mojoworkinz remix)

2 Ginger Ale - Le Grand sommeil

Riders On The Storm (Joe Malenda's Quiet Storm Mix)

If you want to throw a successful block party, you need to get the sound, the system and the beats just right!' Mo' Horizons have done exactly that with their new album. 'Mo' Horizons and the Banana Soundsystem' is about putting the groove in place, as entertaining and profound as possible: 'We were touring to such an extent that we were nearly going bananas,' Mo' Horizons creative mastermind Ralf Droesemeyer recollects the last few years. 'It was as much fun as it was a colourful trip exploring the music of the world.

Mo' Horizons - Banana Boogie feat. Conección Santiago

Tony Joe White - I've Got A Thing About You Baby (Psychemagik Love Dub Edit)

Palov & Mishkin

Palov & Mishkin - China man

Come Touch The Sun

Mo' Horizons - Walk Into Space, Pt. 1 & 2

Ann Peebles - I Can't Stand The Rain (The Apple Scruffs Edit)

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J.X Vertical's edit on ''Susie Q''
Original Track: Year 1970, Single ''Susie Q'', artist Jose Feliciano
(First Release 1957 ''Dale Hawkins - Oh! Suzie-Q'')
Bootleg Edit by J.X Vertical

J.X VERTICAL ''REMIXES & EDITS''

Jose Feliciano - Susie Q (J.X Vertical Edit)

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

Ann Alford- Got To Get Me A Job (Jack Frost Edit)

singer songwriter. black american music. she/her.

Where Did Our Love Go

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