CRAIG CHARLES (funk & soul )II - 4

What Did I Do to My Love (Radio Edit)

Jalapeno Funk, Vol. 12

Man of Constant Sorrow

The Ultimate Jackie Wilson

Because Of You

This Is Funk

We Got The Funk

Tighten It Up

The Birth of Soul

Mess Around

Bootsy?  Player Of The Year

Bootzilla

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Incredible Bongo Band - Apache

Anthology:  The Commodores

I Feel Sanctified (Single Version)

Workin' On A Groovy Thing....The Best Of

Fever

Road Runner

Pucker Up Buttercup

Multiplication Rock

Three Is A Magic Number

Love More Than Pride

Wanted: Lover, No Experience Necessary

Funk Classics The 80's

Stomp! (Single Version)

20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: Best Of James Brown

Get Up Offa That Thing

Love Man

Natalie Cole Anthology

This Will Be (An Everlasting Love) (2003 Remaster)

Quincy Jones - The Best

Stuff Like That (feat. Nickolas Ashford, Valerie Simpson & Chaka Khan)

In 2012 Freestyle Records teamed up with broadcaster, actor and DJ Craig Charles to release the first instalment in The Craig Charles Funk & Soul Club compilation series, featuring many funk and soul classics as featured on his BBC 6 Music radio show and from his live DJ sets. Since then, two further instalments have been released and now Freestyle are proud to present the biggest edition yet; Volume 4.

Volume 4 opens up with three disco tinged bangers; Kylie Auldists’ “Family Tree” will transport you directly onto the dance-floor of New York's legendary Studio 54 discotheque, Smoove & Turrell’s cover of Hot Chocolates’ “You Could’ve Been A Lady” has got that Newcastle boogie vibe down, Lexsoul Dancemachine have marinated “Beef Grinder” in sizzling hi hat cymbals and a spicy clav riff so saucy Stevie Wonder would be shocked!

In the words of Craig Charles himself, “I give you The Craig Charles Funk & Soul Club Volume 4 - the cream of the current crop, the choicest cuts of my favourite slices of the slinkiest soul, weapons grade funk bombs - it does exactly what it says on the tin and then some.”

Fulton Street - Young People (clip)

It’s my rework of one of my favorite Funky Jazz track, for my Re-Disco series.
Azymuth - Jazz Carnival (1979)
Hope you like it 😉

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Azymuth - Jazz Carnival (Da Lukas Re-Disco)

CRAIG CHARLES (funk & soul )II - 4

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