From the debut self-titled album by THE LIBERATORS:

RKX035 THE LIBERATORS - s/t available on CD/LP/Digital here:
http://www.recordkicks.com/releases/The-Liberators

"This is one killer of an album...I can’t recommend this highly enough!” - DJ Snowboy (Blues&Soul Magazine) 

THE LIBERATORS - Multiculture

Live medley containing these tracks:

1. Stampede
2. That Goose On My Grave
3. Get A Move On
4. Tighten Up

Personnel

Will 'Quantic' Holland - Guitar
Lance Ferguson - Guitar
Yuri Pavlinov - Bass
Ben Grayson - Keyboards
Daniel Farrugia - Drums
Anton Delecca - Tenor Saxophone/Flute
Shannon Barnett - Trombone

Recorded Live at The Metro, Sydney November 11th 2005


The Bamboos & The Quantic Soul Orchestra - Medley (Live At The Metro Theatre, Sydney 2005)

"Following Padme EP, co-produced with Gomorra and released on Origami Sound, Dersu returns with a throbbing four-track EP, a fusion of sounds. In its 25-minute entirety, Dersu synthesizes sounds from the mountainous range of the orient, the flat dunes of the scorching Sahara desert, the swampy lands of New Orleans to Berlin techno scenes into afresh air. Dersu EP is a musical fabric woven with ruminants of jazz, trance-inducing Afro-percussions, obscured vocals, soothing chimes and horns, sublime funk basslines underneath well crafted house beats. Dersu is part of Basel based Alma Negra with previous releases on Sofrito, Basic fingers, Highlife & New Kanada"

Mastered by J. De la Porte
Arwork by Tchale Figueira

Dersu - Ancient

Remix of Renegade Brass Band's 'This Shall Not Stand', taken from the remix album 'Beats, Rhymes & Brass Remixed'. Album also features remixes from Tall Black Guy, Colman Brothers and Paper Tiger.

The track also appears on my recent compilation of remixes and productions for BBE 'All Night'.

Renegade Brass Band - This Shall Not Stand (Chris Read's All Night Mix)

spreadin`hope

Right on! We’re coming strong after the big buzz for the first EP of remixes series for SMOKEY BANDITS “DEBUT” album and we’re giving you another four fresh pieces of music intelligence! We’ve got another multinational package here as we’re flying to Netherlands first for PUSHIN WOOD’s remix (they transform “Holidays In The Sun” into a killer groovy raw Funky n’ Jazz twister with great Balkan touches), then straight to Barcelona, Spain for LOS CHICOS ALTOS amazing Afro-Latin vs Flamenco Funk remix of “Revolucion Valiente”, heading straight to Bologna, Italy for the mighty DJ FARRAPO and his intelligent Swingy Jazz vs Balkan sounds on “Smoke From The Attic” remix and finally we’re landing to Hamburg, Germany for an amazing piece of Deep Jazz action for “Hustler” by the irressistible qualities of RENEGADES OF JAZZ. One music, one world, one feeling, BOMBASTIC JAM knows the score……Music Is The Word!

Released by:
    Bombastic Jam
Release date:
    16 September 2013

Smokey Bandits - Holidays In The Sun (Pushin Wood Remix)

Nickodemus - Give the Drummer Some Featuring Real Live Show & Nappy G

made this Kaloum Star (Guinea Conakry) remix/edit just for fun, pls leave a comment if you like & don't hesitate to share & download

Zamali - Take it or leave it

FREE DOWNLOAD:

http://www.unlock.fm/4zp




<a href='https://theartistunion.com/tracks/1024a1'>Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

Timewrap - Turn Me On (Free Download)

ACID JAZZ - Zulu Swing

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I'm always pleasantly surprised by some of the feedback I get when I put out one of these albums... I mean, liking good music isn't exactly rocket science is it? Judging by some of the records I see changing hands for staggering sums of money though, it's maybe not as easy as it looks. Perhaps seeing past the rarity of a record and actually liking something for its beauty rather than its value is the key. Perhaps being broke is a good position to be in after all.
Whatever. I've said it before and I'll say it again; this album isn't about me showing off my "collection" (despite the use of the word "rare" in the title), it's simply my choice of as many good tracks as I can fit on a CD, most of which I hope you'll like as much as I do.
That said, there would be no point in filling a CD with tracks that are obvious or particularly easy to find. So rest assured, you've saved a few bob, not to mention the hassle of hiding parcels from your wife when the postman comes, by buying this album instead of the individual songs.
One CD is just straight up music (I've edited a few tracks of course, but that just makes them even more "DJ friendly"). the other is a "continuous disco mix" which basically means it's the same songs without gaps. So you can have a party and just mingle without worrying too much about the music. Assuming your guests like obscure disco music that is. I'm trying to avoid using the term "DJ mix" because it isn't really. I made the mistake of selecting tracks that don't easily blend together, whereas DJs, as we all know, select tracks based on how long and how tightly quantised the drum intro is. 
As an added bonus, all vinyl conversion was carried out by Andrew Pirie, Glasgow’s answer to David Mancuso, but younger. And taller. With mastering duties by Lynn Petrin of Ebony Cuts. Germany’s answer to Herb Powers. Except German.

Al Kent, October 2012



THE LIBERATORS - Multiculture

The Liberators - Afrofunk