Fonzi Thornton's "I Work For a Livin" from Soup For One O.S.T!

Fonzi Thornton - I Work For a Livin'

King Tutt - You Got Me Hung Up

Out now on Fantastic Voyage:
https://romainfx.bandcamp.com/album/tasty-edits-ep

King Tutt - You've Got Me Hung Up (RFX Edit) [Fantastic Voyage]

This collection of underground dance music covers tracks released between 1975 and 1983 from both sides of the Atlantic. The tracks chosen for this compilation introduce some of the pioneering few who expanded the horizons of disco to incorporate elements of dub, funk, electro, jazz and Latin. In some ways many of the artists featured here foresaw the birth of successive musical genres. There is no disputing that they were all well ahead of their time and with the recent trend of similarly inspired house they sound as fresh today as they did then.

The music chosen for this album were the underground classics that made the scene what it was in the heady of days of the Paradise Garage and the Loft in NYC and the Warehouse in Chicago where DJs such as Arthur Baker and Francois Kervorkian could be heard spinning such tracks.

On disc two (CD version only) Masters at Work add their touches to one of their favourite tracks while Harvey and Underdog take on the Disco Dub band and come up with two very different interpretations which will work on today’s dancefloors. 

Atmosfear - Dancing In Outer Space

http://www.mrbongo.com/product/spaced-out-ten-original-disco-funk-grooves-cd-1164

This collection of underground dance music covers tracks released between 1975 and 1983 from both sides of the Atlantic. The tracks chosen for this compilation introduce some of the pioneering few who expanded the horizons of disco to incorporate elements of dub, funk, electro, jazz and Latin. In some ways many of the artists featured here foresaw the birth of successive musical genres. There is no disputing that they were all well ahead of their time and with the recent trend of similarly inspired house they sound as fresh today as they did then.

The music chosen for this album were the underground classics that made the scene what it was in the heady of days of the Paradise Garage and the Loft in NYC and the Warehouse in Chicago where DJs such as Arthur Baker and Francois Kervorkian could be heard spinning such tracks.

On disc two (CD version only) Masters at Work add their touches to one of their favourite tracks while Harvey and Underdog take on the Disco Dub band and come up with two very different interpretations which will work on today’s dancefloors. 

Powerline - Double Journey

Universal Robot Band - Barely Breaking Even (John Morales Long Version)

Taken from the album 'Keb Darge presents Legendary Deep Funk': https://www.bbemusic.com/downloads/keb-darge-presents-best-legendary-deep-funk/
Northern soul boy, crate digger and tastemaker, Keb Darge is a name which needs no introduction to lovers of rare music the world over. His ‘Legendary Deep Funk’ night at Soho’s seminal strip club turned music venue Madame Jojo’s introduced obscure dance-floor soul music to an eager London club crowd, sparking a global appetite for raw, visceral funk.
Keb’s search for rare ‘45s took him across the globe, obsessively searching dollar bins, private collections and in some cases, artists homes to discover hidden gems recorded by local bands on regional record labels and pressed in tiny quantities. The rarity of the music combined with Keb’s exquisite ear and DJ ability meant that these records quickly became highly collectible (not to mention expensive) and even made ‘deep funk’ a recognized genre all its own. Keb’s passion paved the way for the modern funk revival, spearheaded by bands like The New Mastersounds & Quantic, even hitting the pop charts with the likes of Mark Ronson.
In 1997 BBE released the first of three compilation albums of ‘Legendary Deep Funk ’, among the first LPs issued by the label. Equally loved by fans and loathed by vinyl price-gougers, the music contained on these albums took the world by storm, offering a refreshing change from the same old well-loved funk tunes endlessly re-issued on cut-price comps. The music felt fresh, exciting, full of energy and more authentic than anything all but the most dedicated collectors had heard before.
Fittingly enough, to celebrate BBE’s 20th year, we’ve asked Keb to select his greatest hits from the ‘Deep Funk’ series, presented on heavyweight vinyl, CD and digital formats. The compilation contains edits by Keb’s deep funk contemporaries Ian Wright & Kenny Dope, as well as standout tracks from over 20 years of ‘Legendary Deep Funk’.

Family of Eve - I Wanna Be Loved By You (Kenny Dope Edit)

I Thought You Wanted To Dance

I Thought You Wanted to Dance (Full Length Midtown Mix)

Joe Coleman - Get It Off The Ground

Never Let Go

(The Woodwork) Squeaks

Tell Me That I'm Dreaming (Traditional 12" Remix)

Spectrum Music 4 Spectrum People (Since 2004)
Delicious Selection Of  Modern & Rare Hard To Find Classic Disco & Boogie From The Vault With A Small Portion Of Extraordinary Funk & Soul & Classic House Tunes & Freaky Spacey Cosmic Balearic Sound. Spectrum Music Also Stands For Danceable Electronic Music. From House To Techno To Drum&Bass/Neurofunk.
Only Individual Tracks! All Tracks come in WAV-Quality and Vinyl-Digitized.

Universal Robot Band - Barely Breaking Even (John Morales Long Version)

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