Funk / Soul / Disco_part3

Nothing really matters
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Nothing really matters

When Will I See You Again (Cover) (Cover)

Re-pressed here is the very first Soundway 12” release featuring 2 highly charged, Afro-funk tracks from Oscar Sulley and The Ogyataana Show Band. The tracks appear in both their original form and remixed versions by Quantic all guaranteed to get the feet moving. Released just prior to the critically acclaimed Ghana Soundz: Afro-Beat, Funk & Fusion in 70s Ghana, the lead track ‘Bukom Mashie’ featured on the soundtrack to the Hollywood blockbuster ‘Last King of Scotland’. 

A1 – Oscar Sulley – Bukom Mashie
A2 – Oscar Sulley – Bukom Mashie (Quantic Remix) 

B1 – The Ogyatanaa Show Band – Disco Africa
B2 – The Ogyataana Show Band – Disco Africa (Quantic Remix) 



Bukom Mashie / Disco Africa 12" medley

What's Wrong With Groovin

What's Wrong With Groovin'

Alice Clark

Don't You Care

https://www.mixcloud.com/pierre-raingeard/onceaweek-0047-by-rem-la-luciole/

1 - Marie Queenie Lyons - See And Don't See (Orchestral Rerub)

Robson Jorge e Lincoln Olivetti

Ginga

Got To Have Your Lovin

Got To Have Your Lovin (Vocal)

Like Sugar - EP

Like Sugar

Shawn Lee & The Soul Surfers

Jose Chicago

A.E.I.O.U.

A.E.I.O.U. (Dub Version)

http://www.strut-records.com/

As featured on Music For Dancefloors, we present a library gem from one of the heaviest and most sought after of all KPM LPs, Afro Rock, recorded at Morgan Studios by John Cameron and Alan Parker in London in 1973. As well as being a library music veteran (with over a dozen different LPs recorded for KPM and Bruton Music since the '70s), Cameron is a bona fide film composer whose credits include Kes from 1969 and 1973’s A Touch Of Class (starring Glenda Jackson and George Segal) for which he received an Academy Award nomination.

Music For Dancefloors: The KPM Music Library (Deluxe version) is released on April 2nd in three formats: 2CD (original studio recordings and live concert), 2LP featuring the original studio recordings and 2CD insert of the full CD content, and digital (original studio recordings and live concert). The album features the original sleeve notes by Charles Waring (Mojo magazine) alongside extra photos and memorabilia.

This new edition features an exclusive bonus disc, which makes available for the first time the debut gig by the KPM All-Stars, bringing together many of KPM’s greatest composers for a unique night at London’s Jazz Cafe on 27th April 2000.

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Shawn Lee

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