Groovy favorites that lighten up your day.

Funk / Soul / Disco_part2

Darkest Light

Hihache

4. The Message, Cymande

George McCrae - Rock Your Baby (Saint Barth Edits)

The Essentials: Betty Wright

Girls Can't Do What the Guys Do

The Road From Memphis

Harlem House

Adventures In The Land Of The Good Groove

The Land of the Good Groove

That Is Why You're Overweight

It's All Right Now

Rose Royce III: Strikes Again!

First Come, First Serve

Truth & Soul presents Lee Fields (The 45 Mixes)

Money I$ King

Ghetto Down

Seahorse & The Storyteller Instrumentals & Echoes Of Avramina EP

Dr Killjoy (instrumental)

San Sebastian 152

Song For Ray

Truth & Soul presents The Best of The Fabulous Three

No Names Bar

They Say I'm Different

Shoo-B-Doop and Cop Him

Disco Inferno

Scorpio (Rerecorded)

Avid Sounds

Cola Bottle Baby

Eddie Johns - More Spell On You

Funky Movement

Sagittarius Black

The incomparable Tina Turner at her Boldest and Baddest. I beefed up the drums a bit on this edit and gave it some room to build. Off their 1969 album, The Hunter, "Bold Soul Sister" resulted in Tina receiving her first Grammy nomination as a solo artist. It was during this time that Ike Turner, who had once been a teetotaler and drug-free, turned to cocaine after being introduced to the drug by, he says, "two famous Las Vegas headliners". In 1969, after another violent confrontation with Ike, Tina bought 50 Valiums and swallowed them all in an attempt to end her life before a show in Los Angeles; Tina eventually recovered.

Ike & Tina Turner- Bold Soul Sister (Jack Frost Edit)

The Mohawks The Champ

Funk / Soul / Disco_part2

DJ. BOB OLIVER