Ginga do skate

Written by Richie Hohenburger
Arranged by Lonnie Smith
Guitar solo by Richie Hohenburger

Album : Funk Reaction (2013 Re-issue CD, 1977 Original Vinyl)

Lonnie Smith "It's Changed" (1977)

The album ‘Starcrost’ was released in 1976 by the band Starcrost, the members of the group are Liza Farrow-Gillespie (vocals), John Mills (sax), Mike Mordecai (trombone), Paul Pearcy (drums), David Deaton (keyboard), and Jim Spector (bass).

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Return To The Homeland

Color Island (Prod. Zxana)

Psychic Mirrors - Midnight Special (EMIL INDIANA edit)

KPM 1132 - Synthesis

Brian Bennett & Alan Hawkshaw - Alto Glide (KPM 1132) 1974

Francis Monkman ‎- Getting ready

3o Afternoons In Stereo

Jack Wilkins - Red Clay

Lonnie Smith - It's Changed - 1977

In advance of their upcoming live jazz fusion album comes a re-release of 2 original songs from the band’s now hard-to-find 2010 album, Kindred.
The first side features legendary saxophonist, Wen- dell Harrison, who is best known for his work on De- troit’s renownedTribe record label. ‘Kindred’ is a dark and heady composition reminiscent of Miles Davis’s fusion-era material, which despite it’s abstractions, is underpinned by a heavy, head-nodding groove.
On the flip is ‘Polyester People’, an explosive, up- tempo jam which shows off the keyboard skills of Jeremy Ellis. Despite being best known for playing the drum machine alongside the Roots, Ellis is an incredible keyboardist in his own right.
His contribution on the Fender Rhodes calls to mind Herbie Hancock’s best work with the Headhunters, and the band never lets up under him!

WSS005

Kindred b/w Polyester People

Kindred (featuring Wendell Harrison)

We are very proud to bring you our first release with noted Philadelphia producer Swarvy, who most recently appeared on our Sam Cooke tribute project. The rising beatmaker's solo output continues to evolve in new and intriguing directions. Last year, he dropped one of our favorite instrumental projects in Trillian, completely overhauled Danny Brown's "Blunt After Blunt", and showcased an extremely promising collaborative project with fellow Philly artist Suzi Analogue.

And today, his discography enters a beyond-syrupy realm with milkmade, a mixtape of "poached" remixes of some of his favorite romantically tinged tracks. These include J Dilla's late-night anthem "Crushin'", Kanye West and Rick Ross' epic "Devil in a New Dress", and rap oddball RiFF RAFF's "Can We Chill". That might seem like a strange assortment of cuts, but Swarvy manipulates them all with a similar NyQuil-soaked approach. This allows milkmade to become a truly cohesive work—a point Swarvy wanted to drive home as he spent months fine-tuning this release.

Psychic Mirrors - Midnight Special (EMIL INDIANA edit)

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