Cymande Dove rbw re-edit mellow funk




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Cymande - Dove  (rbw re-edit1)

Mix : DPL Studio - https://www.dplstudio.fr/
Prod : Romain Granger


Check out the original version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMO5TENPsiI

And the acapella:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pu8UJJEqMLk

Alice Russel - Hurry On Now (Romain Granger Remix)

Most fans of the blues believe it was born in the Mississippi delta shortly before 1900. They are definitevely wrong.The blues had its roots in other forms of older black music that are traced to the music of West Africa. In that sense, Mali music constituting the DNA of the blues and the griots can be identified as the direct ancestors of the rural bluesmen.Baba Sissoko is from Mali and he is the last undisputed griot alive.His voice evokes the lost vibe of the deepest and wildest side of west Africa. A magic land that he largely crossed since his childhood in singing and playing with his legendary grandfather Djeli Baba Sissoko. 

With the help of the soulful voices of Djeli Mah  Damba Koroba  and Djana Sissoko, respectively his 78 y.o. mother and his young daughter he recorded  “Three Gees”.

They are the voices of the past, the present and the future living in the twilight zone where the malian roots blooms into a new sound of hope and happiness.

Involved are also Fernando "Bugaloo" Velez on percussions and the grammy winner Corey Harris on slide guitar.

Somebody called it as Bambara Mystic Soul, we dig it and really hope you enjoy listening this album as much as we have enjoyed making it.




Three Gees

Il Faut Pas Ecouter

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Baba Sissoko - Il Faut Pas Ecouter

Released : 14/01/16

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Bassekou Kouyate - Bala (2Gascogne remix)

The Bolero Bunuel EP

The Bolero Bunuel

Munk - The Bolero Bunuel

Funk was the syncopated groove that emerged in the mid-sixties through hits from James Brown and Dyke and The Blazers. It was a natural development out of rhythm and blues. Thousands of local bands tried to emulate Brown’s success, and in the process created a plethora of rare and sought after 45s and album cuts that have been mined by DJs and producers to fill floors or provide breakbeats. Whilst the 20 tracks on this compilation would cost you thousands of pounds to own on their original issue, that isn’t really the point. Instead you get to listen to magnificent grooves such as Mickey & The Soul Generations explosive ‘Iron Leg’, Andrew Brown’s blues tinged ‘You Made Me Suffer’ or the message music of 24 Carat Black.

On the 14th October 2016 J&D Records release three exceptional compilations that look at vintage African-American music through the prism of UK club culture. All Night Long, Can You Feel ThatBeat and Extra Added Soul will be available on CD & double vinyl and are compiled by DJ and award winning compiler Dean Rudland, with stunning artwork from his long-time collaborators The Unknown. Across the three volumes there are 60 tracks of soul, funk and boogie.

Can You Feel That Beat: Funky 45s and Other Rare Grooves

The First Thing I Do In The Morning - Joyce Williams

04-alif tree-forgotten places

from marbert rocels longplayer -catch a bird- (2009) on compost records

marbert rocel-love me

09 To Know This - Alice Russel

recorded live at the Green Man festival. Featuring Lou Rhodes, Jeremy Radway, Sarah Scutt, Jon Thorne, Rakhi Singh, Simmy Singh, Karl Penney and Stephen Cracknell.

Betty Radio & Nourad (Ponchoberberemainstream Project) - ChfChn

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