Soul

Girma Bèyènè est une véritable légende de la musique éthiopienne. Après un exil aux Etats-Unis et un silence radio qui a duré 25 ans, il a accepté avec jubilation l'invitation du groupe Akalé Wubé à revenir sur le devant de la scène. Le come-back a eu lieu en septembre dernier lors d'un concert mémorable avec Akalé Wubé au Studio de l'Ermitage (Paris 20). Tracks (Arte), Le Monde, Libé ont relayé cet évènement majeur qui a suscité une grande émotion chez les fans de musique éthio et au-delà. L'aventure ne pouvait pas s'arrêter en si bon chemin ...
Sous la direction de Francis Falceto (directeur de la célèbre série Ethiopiques) Girma et Akalé Wubé se sont retrouvés en studio pour immortaliser cette renaissance.

Girma Bèlèyè & Akalé Wubé - Ethiopiques 30

Ethio

World

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news letter #782

"Bullets Don't Have Eyes" b/w "In These Very Tender Moments": 
http://bit.ly/1DWHYCY

"Bullets Don't Have Eyes" b/w "You Make My Life A Sunny Day":
http://bit.ly/1zKWCZ5

Sometime in the 1960s Hank Mullen’s friend and fellow Buffaloian Carl LaRue, an organ player, traveled with his group (Carl LaRue and His Crew) all the way to Phoenix, Arizona, where he’d secured a steady gig as the house band at the local Zanzibar club. Soon after starting the job, he would invite a young (16yr & 19yr old) vocal duo to perform some of their original songs in front of his band during shows. 

Ernest Johnson Jr. and Eddie (Edgar) William Campbell were eager to make it in music and for the next 10 odd years would attempt to do so.

They managed to record and release a handful of singles across varied imprints spread throughout the United States, from South Carolina to Chicago, from New York to Phoenix. One of their singles, “Time Waits for No One” hit #1 on New York’s WWRL, which subsequently landed on the bill at the Apollo, appearing alongside soul heavyweight’s Gene Chandler, Wilson Pickett, and the Temptations. Through ups and downs, none of their pair’s recordings ever served to catapult them to greater fame and sadly in the early 70’s, Eddie’s premature death would close the door on their partnership. 

One of the duo’s last recordings, “Bullets Don’t Have Eyes” was never released at the time of its creation in 1972. The 45 was eventually released on Daptone imprint Ever-Soul in 2009. 

There are two versions of the 45 available in the Super Soul Super Store. One with the b-side "In These Very Tender Moments" and another 45 which features a different b-side, "You Make My Life A Sunny Day," which is exclusively available in our shop. 






House Of Soul Essentials: Eddie & Ernie - "Bullets Don't Have Eyes"

With this record, The Como Mamas join forces with the boys of Menahan Street Band (billed pseudonymously here as The Radiant Rhythm Band) to lay bare the funkier side of gospel music. 

“The rhythms we all play were already right there in their vocals,” explains drummer Homer Steinweiss, “so it felt natural to lay down the grooves behind them.” Thomas “T-N-T” Brenneck, the up-and-coming producer who brought us both Menahan Street Band and Charles Bradley, presided over the collaboration, which took place in the old Dunham Studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

https://www.facebook.com/thecomomamas
http://www.daptonerecords.com

The Como Mamas - Out of the Wilderness

‘It Just Is’ will be released on double vinyl and single CD on Fire Records 30th September.

The Bevis Frond - Dreamboat Sinking (From It Just Is)

This song is available on Michael's 'Home Again' EP available to pre-order at iTunes: http://bit.ly/HomeAgainEP    Available from 1 January 2012. 

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Home Again

They Say I'm Doing Just Fine

The Besnard Lakes Are The Divine Wind

The Divine Wind

Ethiopiques 30

Enkèn yèlélèbesh

Muziqawi silt

Ené nègn bay manèsh

Tewèdjign endèhu (Ahun negèrign)

Taken from 'Sensorimotor' LP by Lusine, out March 3, 2017.

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Sensorimotor

Lusine - Just A Cloud (feat. Vilja Larjosto)

Cinderland

high plains 'black shimmer'

DOWNLOAD (via Okayplayer): 
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Tracklist:
1. Fantastic Intro
2. Brown Sugar
3. Devil's Pie
4. Crisco
5. Left & Right
6. Chicken Grease
7. Lady
8. Left & Right (Reprise)
9. Feel Like Making Love
10. Can't Hide Love
11. Things You Do (Fall in Love)
12. One Mo' Gin
13. Me and Those Dreaming Eyes of Mine
14. S.D.M.
15. Untitled (How Does It Feel)

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Compiled and mixed by Sam Champ (samchamp.bandcamp.com)


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D'Angelo Live

LP & CD "DEMONI" from KOTTARASHKY & THE RAIN DOGS out May 2012 on Asphalt Tango Records:
www.asphalt-tango.de/records/kottarashky/artist-demoni.html

KOTTARASHKY on FACEBOOK:
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Demoni

Pancho Says

Kottarashky & The Rain Dogs / Pancho Says from "DEMONI"

Grammy Nominee | Best Album Notes | Singular Genius: The Complete ABC Singles | Billy Vera, album notes writer (Ray Charles) | Concord

Georgia On My Mind | Ray Charles

Avec plus de 400 références et une vingtaine de parutions par an, Buda Musique a constitué en un quart de siècle l'un des plus importants catalogues consacrés aux musiques du monde, qu'elles soient traditionnelles ou 'urbaines', avec notamment les collections 'Musiques du Monde', 'Ethiopiques', 'Ethiosonic', 'Zanzibara', 'Trésors de la chanson Judéo-Arabe', 'Patrimoines Musicaux des Juifs de France'… et tout ou partie de la discographie d' artistes tels que: Yom, Wang Li, Lo Còr de la Plana, Forabandit, 17 Hippies, Les Yeux Noirs, Yann Fañch Kemener, Jaojoby, Teta, Ray Lema, Henri Dikongué. 