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This time Vicki Anderson.. aka Myra Barnes.. 1970 Soul classic in the re-run..

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Vicki Anderson - The Message From The Soul Sisters (Ronny Hammond's Keep On Funkin' Y'all Refunker)

In 1980 while listening to songs submitted for what would become the LP ‘Splash’ by Freddie Hubbard, several of those—including this one (That Someone’s U) did not make its way to the final album tracks. It was never mixed down and the vocal tracks were ‘work takes/scratch vox’. Written
by Sydney Justin (aka ‘Steele’), Sanifu Al Hall, and the late David Shields; the song
languished on an outtake reel for decades until it was a part of a group
of tracks that were converted from analog to digital to be considered for
release in association with the Super Disco Edits label. Hall notes that prior to
David’s death; he, Sydney, and David agreed to revisit and attempt to make the track viable-- “We
felt like the song itself was solid.”
The rhythm section is a who’s who in first-call studio players of the period, including
James Gadson (drums), David T. Walker & Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitars), Clarence McDonald (keyboards)(RIP)
David Shields (bass) and a couple of players, lead singer, and background singers not mentioned due to contractual
agreements as they are currently members of groups with outside performance restrictions. 

The track was originally produced and arranged by Sanifu Al Hall, Jr.; recorded at Hit City
West (Los Angeles CA) with additional tracking and the rough mix made at Fantasy Records Studios
(Berkeley CA). The group decided that any outtakes subsequently released would be under the
moniker-- The L. A. Propinquity. There is, at least, one more track recorded by this same lineup.
The song was remixed and arranged by Sanifu Al Hall, Jr. and mastered at Pine Studios (Jacksonville
FL) with engineer Jacob Darrell Hudson. Juan Carlos Rollan was brought in to add his tenor saxophone as an added highlight during the remix production session"...................

That Someones U

The L.A Propinquity That Someone's U Previously unissued 1980 Soul

In 1980 while listening to songs submitted for what would become the LP ‘Splash’ by Freddie Hubbard, several of those—including this one (That Someone’s U) did not make its way to the final album tracks. It was never mixed down and the vocal tracks were ‘work takes/scratch vox’. Written
by Sydney Justin (aka ‘Steele’), Sanifu Al Hall, and the late David Shields; the song
languished on an outtake reel for decades until it was a part of a group
of tracks that were converted from analog to digital to be considered for
release in association with Russell Paine’s Super Disco Edits label. Hall notes that prior to
David’s death; he, Sydney, and David agreed to revisit and attempt to make the track viable-- “We
felt like the song itself was solid.”
The rhythm section is a who’s who in first-call studio players of the period, including
James Gadson (drums), David T. Walker & Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitars), Clarence McDonald (keyboards) (RIP)
David Shields (bass) and a couple of players, lead singer, and background singers not mentioned due to contractual
agreements as they are currently members of groups with outside performance restrictions. 

The track was originally produced and arranged by Sanifu Al Hall, Jr.; recorded at Hit City
West (Los Angeles CA) with additional tracking and the rough mix made at Fantasy Records Studios
(Berkeley CA). The group decided that any outtakes subsequently released would be under the
moniker-- The L. A. Propinquity. There is, at least, one more track recorded by this same lineup.
The song was remixed and arranged by Sanifu Al Hall, Jr. and mastered at Pine Studios (Jacksonville
FL) with engineer Jacob Darrell Hudson. Juan Carlos Rollan was brought in to add his tenor saxophone as an added highlight during the remix production session"...................

That Someone's U Instrumental

The L.A Propinquity That Someone's U Unissued Jazz Funk Instrumental

Thirteenth edition of The Make it Funky Radio Show, all things Funky & anything with a Groove! We play tracks from the Gap Band in memory of Ronnie Wilson and also in memory of the prolific Alan Hawkshaw the man behind the block party classic The Champ! From House to Hip Hop, Soul to Funk, Boogie to Disco, Reggae to Afro, Jazz to Latin - The Full Spectrum! If you like your music Funky, look no further, Enjoy!

Make It Funky Radio Show 13 (In memory of Ronnie Wilson & Alan Hawkshaw)

First mix from Southampton's SOUL 45 monthly club night at the Cellar.

All recorded from the original 7" vinyl records

http://www.soul45.co.uk

Soul45vol1

11 Dj Kawasaki - Promises (Rasmus Faber Remix)

08 - Do It Now

07 - Put It Down

06 - Soul 4 U

04 - Be Alright

30 years rockin' spaces & places spinnin' alongside some of the greatest in the business.  Bob has warmed up live shows for Funk & Soul royalty like Sly & the Family Stone, Roy Ayers, The Fatback Band, The Three Degrees & Soul II Soul to the Creators of Hip Hop, The Sugar Hill Gang, Weststreet Mob & Mellle Mel & The Furious Five!  From legendary recording artists to finest DJ's in the world he has worked alongside some of the greatest and most respected including Norman Jay MBE, Mr Scruff, Jazzy Jeff, Soul II Soul's Jazzie B, & one of the pioneering Godfathers of House, Marshall Jefferson.  Bob has worked for some of the greatest clubs and brands worldwide and his music has featured on no less than 50 different music compilations alongside artists like Masters at Work, Basement Jaxx, Armand Van Helden, Joey Negro, Kerri Chandler & Eric Prydz to name just a few! As a radio broadcaster his interviews and documentaries are world renowned! From Soul Legends like Candi Staton and Gwen McCrae to the Godfather of House, Marshall Jefferson, and even James Browns' band leader & saxophonist, the mighty Pee Wee Ellis,  he's interviewed them all! Check this space for radio interviews, documentaries, music productions and mixes! 

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Make It Funky Radio Show 13 (In memory of Ronnie Wilson & Alan Hawkshaw)

Bob Baker aka Cut La Funk

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