• HAROLD MELVIN & THE BLUE NOTES feat. NIKKO • 1984 - Today's Your Lucky Day [Instrumental]

Hypnotic - Are You Lonely

Confusion - Aleem Feat. Leroy Burgess

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Naira Marley - Koleyewon (Miracle Remix) (F#ck Dat Sh!t)

Tribute To PAL JOEY - Selected & Mixed by The RawSoul

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Savoir-Flair - Keep Holding On

B2. All Night - VOLCOV edit - (BLACK AROMA EP. VOL.4)

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The general consensus has been that "The Secret Life of Us" CD is the strongest album yet from Joey Negro's Sunburst Band. Recently managing to top the Solar Sweet Rhythms chart, Starpoint Soul Chart, Amazon Dance chart, now we start to see some of the cuts in extended remixed form.

The brassy disco funk jam "Take It To The Top" gets an extended beefed up treatment from Joey Negro. As always with Sunburst tunes the instrumentation is top notch, while Noelle Scaggs vocals ride beautifully over the top.

For those who like things a bit more electronic Andreas Saag delivers a brilliant remix that retains the jazziness of the original but underpinned by a crazy syncopated bassline.

Dimitri From Paris - Always top notch production 
Lovebirds - Saag remix is huge!! 
Deetron - Andreas never let's us down, great remix!! 
CJ Mackintosh - Joey Mix for me...lovely! 
Danny Krivit - Great remix 
Ralf GUM - Nice remix and good original. Will play for sure 
Glenn Underground - This is major, especially the Joey Negro Extended Mix 
Richard Earnshaw - Just love getting this vibe in the inbox!! Lovely stuff! 
Leftside Wobble - Love the original and Andreas Saag's remix brings just enough twisted electronic funk 
Jazz FM - 2 top notch remixes, Andreas has a slight advantage from these ears, lovin the broken jazzy disco vibes 
Graeme Park - Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, YES! 
DJ Jeroenski - Wicked stuff indeed...! 
David Scally - A summer smash... Loving the Joey Ext funk!!! Andreas has more four to the floor appeal. Two cracking mixes 
Jask - This is very nice. both mixes:) 
Shur-i-kan - Great Saag mix! 
Rocky - Lovely. Saag mix is the one 
Soulmagic - Both the Extended and the Andreas Saag remix works for us 
Hernan Cattaneo - Excellent stuff 
Roog - Great stuff! 
Casio Social Club - Yet more wonderfullness from the Z camp 
Bill Brewster - JN mix very jazz funk, nice early 80s Rhodes work, like it 
Martin Ikin - Both mixes are great, love the vibe on the saag remix 
Sean McCabe - Sublime remix by Andreas Saag! Both tracks are smokin hott!!! 
Alex Niggemann - Nice music, as always. Big thx. 
Fred Everything - I'm a big fan of Andreas Saag and I love everything in his remix 
Matt Bandy - Niceness.... 
Gregor Salto - Joey is boss! I wish people were more open to that sounds nowadays 
Kiko Navarro - Very nice musical arrangements on Andreas Saag remix plus a super funky extended from the man

Take It To The Top (Andreas Saag And Joey Negro Remixes)

previously unissued tracks from 1981 from Buddy and Mardy Hankerson. Read the full story in the lp's inner sleeve notes.

Buddy Hank & The Shine Band Dust To Diamonds unissued 1981/1982 lp

Philips Records 1974
Sampled by Doug Willis - Crystal Lover (Joey Negro Mix)

Crystal Grass - Crystal World (Original)

PHILLIP BALLOU Pittsburgh-born Phillip Ballou’s earliest years were spent in the gospel field; after he moved to New York City in the ‘70s, he teamed up with Bennie Diggs and Arthur Freeman, founding members of The New York Community Choir and singer Arnold McCuller to form the group Revelation. The quartet recorded for RSO Records, scoring some R&B success in the US with tracks like “Get Ready For This” and “You To Me Are Everything,” touring the Bee Gees among others. Phillip also sang on albums by NYCC recorded for RCA Records and continued with Revelation until 1982. Frequently hired for sessions in and around New York, Phillip teamed up with UK soul music journalist David Nathan (who he’d met in 1974 during Nathan’s first US visit) and John Simmons, formerly a member of The Reflections, another New York vocal group to write a series of songs for his own proposed solo record deal. Although a contract did not materialize, one of the songs – “Ain’t Nothing Like The Love” – got some interest from famed Philadelphia producer Thom Bell who presented it to The O’Jays. Ultimately, the tune was turned down by Kenny Gamble and John Simmons, by then musical director for Stephanie Mills, recorded his own version for a small independent label in 1981. Phillip continued his own musical journey, touring and recording with James Taylor and Todd Rundgren. In addition, Phillip’s name graced recordings by George Benson, Billy Ocean, Kashif, Nona Hendryx, Jonathan Butler, Teddy Pendergrass and Melba Moore; in 1981, he began recording with Luther Vandross and became a part of Luther’s touring band for many years, as well as singing on productions by Luther on Aretha Franklin, Dionne Warwick and others, continuing his association with him until Luther’s 2003 stroke. Phillip returned to his gospel roots in 2004 as Minister of Music at a Brooklyn church and passed away in March 2005, aged 55.

previously unissued soul Phillip Ballou I Need You 1979

Future Classics & Forgotten Treasures — Selections for the Adventurous Music Listener (Founded in 2007 by Lexis)

Tribute To PAL JOEY - Selected & Mixed by The RawSoul

Music Is My Sanctuary