New Suit

The Commotions - New Suit

Jazz Funk Slap Bass Solo LP Septet CUMULUS

Supertight

Hot of the heels of their Debut no.1 EP Holy Hustler Twisted Soul Collective bring you a heavy funk rework of the JB' You Can Have Watergate... Produced by Jonathan Smart and Evil Smarty  and featuring the beautiful sultry vocal of Lolitas Wonderland - Enjoy x 

Funk the Money - Twisted Soul Collective feat. Lolitas Wonderland

One of the great rare Christmas party singles of the early 1970s, Funk Machine's "Soul Santa (Part I)" b/w "Soul Santa (Part II)" is a straight-up funk workout from the first note on Side A til the last note on side B. A popular item in rare funk collectors' circles, copies of this 1973 single on the legendary Creative Funk label fetches top dollar every time an original copy is unearthed. This rare classic is presented here newly remastered for this exclusive release.

Soul Santa (Digital 45)

Soul Santa (Part II)

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Put It In Your Pocket (JFF I)

2.시앙-01-I Ain`t GonnA Fall For You

8.Haku-Tsuru-Yama-02-Samurai Gold

24.Us3-11-(You Are) So Corrupt (Feat. Akala)

Heka's Spell is a jazz-rock instrumental with an Egyptian theme, blending acoustic and electric guitars.
 
Rob Garland - Guitars 
Chris Haller - Bass
Jeff Thal - Drums
 
Written, produced and mixed by Rob Garland at Babylon, Los Angeles, CA
Mastered by Jean-Marc Boulier - SoundWise Audio Mastering, Singapore.

Heka's Spell

One of James Brown's Soul Sisters. According to Mr. Brown's autobiography, Vicki Anderson was the best female singer he had in his revue. She Joined Brown in 1965 replacing Anna King and she held her position there until she was replaced by Marva Whitney 3 years after in 1968. But she re-joined after Marva departed in 1969 for further three years until Lyn Collins took over. She disapeared after she left Brown for a while and resurfaced in 1975 with a single, featuring a cover of Rufus & Chaka Khan Hit Once You Get Started and Bobby Womack's Stop On By on Browns I-Dentify label, but this single failed to do any damage, and after this, Vicki never showed any signs to do studio work but she was regulary appearing in James Brown Funky People revue in the late 80s, and again with Bobby Byrd in the early 90s.

Put It In Your Pocket (JFF I)

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