AcidJazz

La playlist à la cool pour accompagner votre dîner !

Dîner en famille

FUNK MUSIC

Lunch Hipster by  Gomez

The best danceable Funky Jazz, Blues &amp; Soul tracks in the universe (a playlist by @mick.verweij). Cover: The California Honeydrops

Funky Jazz, Blues & Soul

The Souljazz Orchestra - Kingdom Come

YouTube- Secrets by The Karminsky Experience Inc.

Rebirth Of Cool

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Investo, Tara McDonald - A Place To Go (JP Candela, Javi Reina Remix) [OUT NOW]

The Essentials: Dr. John

Right Place Wrong Time

Rising Son

Everybody Loves The Sunshine (feat. José James)

Scandalous

Black Snake (Album Version)

Broken Flowers

There Is An End (feat. Holly Golightly)

Everything I Play Is Funky

Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky (From Now On)

P.I.M.P. Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band Slow Remix

N-Coded Presents Volume One: Smooth Sax

So Cool

Pieces of a Man

Lady Day and John Coltrane

Cripple Crow

I Feel Just Like a Child

Regarde le ciel

Je bois et puis je danse

Ethanopium

The Fox

Slinky

This Was Supposed to Be the Future

The Drop

Not With Me

The Beat Goes On

A Hundred Days in One

Lucha Contra De La Injusticia

Un autre que moi

Into the Depths

Gato

Re:Mixed

Idle Time (Lack of Afro Remix)

Don't Leave Me This Way

DJ Day: Sunday

changed a lot from my original, but i'm still grooving around 1 song to get better at it.

Hazzle - Staring At The Skies

The New Mastersounds are an astonishingly persistent funk/soul-jazz quartet who were founded in Leeds, UK in 1999 by guitarist/producer Eddie Roberts and drummer Simon Allen. They recruited Pete Shand on bass and Bob Birch on organ & piano. Bob left the band in 2007 and was replaced by Joe Tatton.  By the close of 2013 (the time of writing) their discography boasted more than twenty 7" 45rpm singles, 8 studio albums, 2 live albums, 1 remix album and several compilation albums, with one more studio album and another live album already recorded and pegged for release in 2014. The band has toured all over the USA (having visited 38 of the 50 states at last count), Japan, and to a lesser extent in UK & Europe.  Influences include James Brown, Grant Green, Booker T, Lou Donaldson and The Meters, as well as the (mainly) UK-based DJs who exposed the four musicians to the sounds of lesser known funk acts at the vinyl-only club nights of the mid-90's.

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