Aldo Manfredini & Rossella Cicero 84 King Street U.S.A

People Choice " Movin All Direction " 12 " inch mix

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Stefan Superanti - Move Your Body

01 REC-2025-08-03 remember the dust of queen -4

Everyday

I'll be honest, I had forgotten about Samuel Jonathan Johnson until i heard Theo Parrish play it recently. I used to spin the LP years ago but my copy got lost or beat. Soon as I heard it I made a call and sorted out the 45, just an amazing solid Groove on Sweet Love, you cant help but feel it. The flip 'Reasons; is the other great track from the same Columbia LP 'My Music' . First time on 45 for both of these, once they are gone that is it. Disco Essential

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Ath025B  Samuel Jonathan Johnson - Reason for the Reason

Montana Sextet - Heavy vibes (1982)

Its not often you stumble upon a 9 piece soul band, who were so close to signing a deal with mca's new subsidiary Source records. But group politics and other factors got in the way, and the band shelved what music they had recorded. No reels surfaced but fortunately a member had kept some of those 1978 recordings.  BETWEEN THE TWO seemed to fuse great  soul compositions without the durge  of the disco era circa 1978. . With well thought out lyrics, backed by keys, trumpets and a driving bassline we really are pleased to add the group to the Super Disco Edit roster

Between The Two Take A Little Time previously unissued soul 1978

Giovanni Damico is back for another round on Lumberjacks. The b-side fills some percussion heavy funkdriven excursion into deepness while the A-Side is as Disco as it gets. Again four unmatched tracks from the italian wunderkind.

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A2 Giovanni Damico - LooK At You (LiH 29)

Bill Brown and Al Hall jr met around 1971, they were both in south central L.A and shared the same apartment building, also in the same building was Doug Carn and brownstone singer billy Wilson.
These studio sessions were don't at Paramount studios Hollywood where Al Hall jr was working for producer Art Smith a&c music.
The main distributor for A&C was Accent records.  So the Soul Injections very first single "Stay off the moon" was released via Accent, as was Bill Browns "Bip Bam"   The group wasn't that pleased with how Accent handle the releases so Bill took it upon himself to set up his own label called Brownstone records. Many musicians were called in for studio sessions these included 
 Doug Carn, organ; Kirk Lightsey, keyboards; Mel Bolton,
guitars; Mel Lee, drums; Al Hall jr (trombones),  Willaim 'Bill'Henderson strings.
 The label was met with some confrontation from other Hollywood labels and many of the Brownstone releases were told not to hit the shops by Mafia run labels.   Later around 1975  Brownstone released a track by Everyday people feat Alexis "world full of people"....A now cult soul 45 ....But wait,  we at Super disco edits have unearthed the original tapes with the very first incarnation of that song and music, different lyric content and sung by Bill Brown.  Not just this you get the instrumental on the b side!!

Bill Brown And The Soul Injection "time after time" unissued soul 1974

I've heard the Treasure Fingers, Bryan Jones, and the original version, but I wanted one that sounded just like the original.  So I warped it for 4 hours till it was spot on and mixed it to perfection.  Enjoy.

Captain Sky - Moon Child (DJ Jacob Kitchen's Simple Re-Edit)

Radiotape #4 : Roller Skater Disco

Funk Connection becomes Max Zander

 Hot since '89

