Leroy Hutson - Filled With Love (DannyBlue Edit)

London/Venezuela production duo Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel aka Los Charly’s Orchestra take influences from Salsoul, Fania, Donna Summer, Cerrone, Herbie Hancock and even Jamiroquay and blend them with their very unique style of production in order to deliver their latest anthem of Neo Latin Disco.  

After a few months of experimentation across different sounds Los Charly’s are back into their main arena with an outstanding new single entitle Everlasting Love. 

Those guys were first known by their initial Disco/Funk period and more recently by their infectious Latin/Funk sound, which has been buzzing all around the place for the past couple of years.

This new single expresses a cross road in between the two periods of LCO bringing up a new perspective for the future of this outfit.

"Really good track, very Salsoul!" John Morales

"Another cracking production here" Quinton Scott, Strut Records

"Gorgeous! On the set list!" Jim Stanton, Horse Meat Disco

"Instant Disco Classic!" Ennio Styles, RRR FM Melbourne 

Credits:

Vocals – Amalia Economos 
Bass - Matheus Nova 
Drums – Juan Laya
Keys - Milt Mavrakakis 
Percussion – Alejadro Martinez 
Trumpet - Eikel Venegas Hernandes 
Trombone – Landy Casanueva
Strings - Herbert Perez
Guitar – Kenny Barry

Production – Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel 

Cat Nr IMAGENES046
Record Label: Imagenes Recordings
Format:  Vinyl 10” & Digital Download
Release date: 01 Sept 2014 from the usual record stores & digital outlets.


Everlasting Love - Los Charly's Orchestra (Aka Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel)

1 - Breixo - Super Disco (Edit Mix 2015)

Ed Wizard & Disco Double Dee   ** Funk Voyage **

..It's a Re - Mode of a '79 'Pearl'!!!Enjoy...!!!

Dexter Wansel - I'll Never Forget (My Favourite Disco) [1979] (Domy's Instr. Re - Worked) (Bootleg)

Forthcoming on Paper Disco (Trash The Wax Vol 5) September 2017

Buy on Beatport

How Can I Forget?

Andy Buchan - Withering Bill (Same Love Edit)

Somebody else´s Guy

Do you have records that you have totally forgotten about....or is it just me getting old and senile?

Top man Richard Marzetti played this on his Solar radio show a few weeks back (check him out 6 - 8 Thursday nights for great modern soul and jazz funk classics , plug ,plug... I only take cash Richard).

I remembered I bought a Ralph Tee Soul Source compilation back in about 94/95 solely for this track and it probably hasn't seen the light of day for the last 10 years!!

Not a bad record for a bunch of blue eyed Aussies and here's my take on it.

As always if you take a download a fav or a comment would be much appreciated :))