MAKE A CD - HAPPY HALLFUNKOWEEN CLASSICS TODAY HITS

<333 it!!!  I was hoping I'd catch a song long enough to be at least 9:14 and headblown bc it was the nexted one I was going to post!

Saints Asleep Deep

Some of the fantastic soul sounds you can hear at the Moveonup clubnight every Wednesday night at The HiFi Club in Leeds

It's A Shame - The Detroit Spinners

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Earth Wind And Fire - That's The Way Of The World (Digital Visions 2015 Re-Edit) For Promo Use Only

Isaac Hayes: Do Your Thing

Fred Wesley & The J.B.'s - Fred Wesley & The J.B.'s - Doing It To Death [maily's Super Stretch Edit].mp3

Bon Marché - NuclEar - 81 BPM

In The Jungle Groove

Talkin' Loud And Sayin' Nothing (Remix)

Prince - If I Was Your Girlfriend [Re - Edit]

Kindred the Family Soul gear up for their 6th studio album in August.
The first single All My People is now reworked for the UK Soul market by Boogie Back. Released July end.
Video to the original version : https://youtu.be/ta_yvKFGrIY

KINDRED THE FAMILY SOUL -ALL MY PEOPLE - BOOGIE BACK ALT REMIX EDIT (MP3) (1) MASTERED LL

Rufus & Chaka Khan - Tell Me Something Good (Mark Wayward Stems Rework)

Classic 70s Mid tempo track given a 2011 Soulfull House Flava

The Four Tops - Aint no woman - 12 Shades n Redfunk-re-mix

Silk Degrees

Boz Scaggs - Lowdown

Not an edit or a remix, just posted as a tribute to one of the greats.

Taken from a 1973 live set by “The Donald Byrd Seven", the lineup features the founding members of The Blackbyrds: Kevin Toney (piano), Keith Kilgo (drums), Ray Armando (conga), Bernard Perry (guitar) and Alan Barnes (saxophone, flute).


Donald Byrd and The Blackbyrds - Flight Time (Live in Boston 1973)

The Waiting Room in The Ghostly Store: http://www.theghostlystore.com/collections/music/products/lusine-the-waiting-room

Lusine - Lucky (Jeremy Greenspan Remix)

I Was a Fool Remixed

I Was a Fool (Matthew Dear Remix)

ELECTRIC GUITARS

Spanking new album ‘The Best of Electric Guitars (re-Strung)’ set for national release on Monday 15th July 2013 on CD & digital download, through Bristol Archive Records.

This is the early eighties at it’s very best, whether it’s called Post-Punk, New Wave or whatever the historians are calling the age in which we evolved the music. These boys took all the best bits of the freedom that punk provided and turned it into something accessible, something you could dance to or at least tap your foot to without being accused of mediocrity.

This album is the journey (in no specific order) through the EG’s development to their break up shortly after the release of ‘Wolfman Tap’, a catchy smooth production which led some reviewers to tag the EG’s funk. It's there, but it’s not alone, here is the diversity of sound that gave this era its reference.

So visualise while you listen, Matthew standing on his drum stool while delivering blows to a variety of misshapen objects. Novel then, much copied since. (Is that the drum stools irritating squeek at the end of ‘Interference’). Imagine or remember their pretty ridiculous outfits and hair in which termites could happily nest.

Dropouts from Bristol Polytechnic (or artists in pursuit or their dream) Neil Davenport (Vocals) and Richard Hall (Bass, Guitar, Vocals) together with Matthew Salt (Drums) paid rent for squat conditions in a shared house in Redland where they were joined by Dick Truscott (Keyboard, Guitar) and Andy Sanders (Guitar, Vocals) who had the sense to live elsewhere, Backing vocals were provided by Sarah and Wendy Partridge.

Here their first offerings to vinyl, ‘Dumb Words’,’ Le Camping’ and ‘Magic Surfaces’ were polished for the first Bristol Recorder, brainchild of Thomas Brooman CBE, he of Womad, among others.

‘Health’/ ’Continental Shelf’ was released as a single on Fried Egg Records and their second single ‘Work’, not written from experience, was a UK Indie chart hit on Recreational Records.
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Signing to Stiff Records opened doors to Martin Rushents production, 7", 12" and EP delivered, covers designed by Peter Saville.They were the band most likely to!

Although never gaining mainstream fame, Electric Guitars deserve a chance to feature in modern playlists. Sandwich ‘Language Problems’ between Talking Heads and the B 52’s and you can't go wrong.  Play ‘Work’ at a Zumba class and watch them fall like flies!

www.bristolarchiverecords.com


Language Problems - Electric Guitars

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Rufus & Chaka Khan - Tell Me Something Good (Mark Wayward Stems Rework)

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