Urbane Gorilla. Ten Days Gone.
comp’d by the always great @KeepersFinders - Finders Keepers Records- we’ve been riffin’ on this number at HQ lately.
these dudes opened for Sabbath!! and this cut kills…
Urbane Gorilla. Ten Days Gone.
comp’d by the always great @KeepersFinders - Finders Keepers Records- we’ve been riffin’ on this number at HQ lately.
these dudes opened for Sabbath!! and this cut kills…
Picky G (fet. Allan Barnes). Cherry Juice.
a fresh cut outta Detroit. well worth your hard earned dollars:
“The debut single on G-Rated records from producer/guitarist Picky G (Ryan Gimpert) of the Detroit-based group, Will Sessions.”
gettit via Dusty Groove or JUNO now!
here they are: the top five (5!) guaranteed party makin’, ass-shakin’, dance floor floodin’ cuts that hit turntables in 2012! In no particular order, but all particularly fine…
…naturally we must also give an honorable (self congratulatory?) mention to the cut we dedicated to 7-inch 45rpm goodness: BROWNOUT “Flaximus” it’ll kick your ass too!
hey people! I am set to resurrect this thing in 2013…watch here for my fave 5 of 2012 in the coming days. Five guaranteed party shakers for the people!
Be sure to catch what we’re up to over at the label site KEPT RECORDS too, as we’ve got three new 45s coming in the first quarter of 2013!
The desert-psych-funk sounds of Brownout are featured on this limited run 45rpm 7-inch via KEPT RECORDS
Brownout deliver a one-two punch of slick brass horns, fuzz-tinged guitars and hypnotic rhythms, making this Kept Records release sound like it was born in a sun-baked psychedelic desert. “Flaximus” is a killer instrumental number that rumbles from hard hitting Latin funk through to bottom heavy psych-rock, while on the flipside, “I Won’t Lie” delivers a shot of ensemble vocals, with guitars loaded to the gills and no nonsense percussion, creating a groove that is set to pull you straight into the heat of the desert-psych-funk sounds of Brownout.
» limited press 7-inch via www.kept-records.com
» mp3 download via Amazon
The Uhuru Dance Band. Untitled (Quantic Edit).

@soundway are purveyors of quality sounds and worthy wax. 3 HOT African edits on this 12” that should find a slot in yer record bag…just in time for summer dancin’ people!
- dig Soundway and get a copy (limited to 1000)!
(note: sorry I’ve been off the lines for a prolonged period, but I’m getting the next couple of 7” releases on the label sorted, so it’ll be worth it!).

more quality sounds from @secretstashrecs being reissued, and here is the title cut from their latest gem.
From Secret Stash Records:
Body Music, Afro Funk’s 1975 LP, was recorded and released in London, England. The band was comprised mostly of West-African expatriates residing there. At the time, the city was host to a vibrant African music scene. The massive success of Osibisa created a swarm of young bands trying to use London as a launching pad for international stardom. Unfortunately, Afro Funk did not find the success they were looking for and Body Music became their only album. The deep funk grooves and driving afrobeat rhythms featured on this rare LP have made it a desired addition to record collections around the world.
After its small private press release in London on “Kabana Records,” Body Music was also released in extremely limited quantites by Kojo Asare’s Chairman Records in Ghana. Despite the well crafted mix of various West-African styles and American funk, without the support of a label and no major touring it quickly faded into obscurity. Today copies rarely surface. Secret Stash is proud to present the first ever reissue of this collectable piece of African music history. As always, this vinyl only release includes a digital download card giving the user high quality MP3s of the entire album.
Lee Fields & the Expressions. Faithful Man.

this soulful @truth_and_soul bomb is gonna drop in two weeks. order this platter now!
this title track certainly lays down a heavy emotional groove…
truthandsoulrecords.com
More Links :
Lee Fields : discogs | facebook | myspace |
Truth & Soul Records : official | bandcamp | discogs | facebook | myspace |
De Frank. Worry.
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born in Togo and groovin’ in Ghana.
This comes from “Baby Don’t Play Me Wayo,” which has funky cuts, some highlife and some straight up burners on it - - but this one really makes you wanna dance.