Get your dance-floor shoes ready as another long ride through the world’s groovy funk & soul club scene awaits you. Get started with The Voodoo Trombone Quartet and Lemon, quintessence of London’s legendary Club Montepulciano, here dealing with an overwhelming and breathtaking cocktail Latin “breakbeat” Boogaloo, followed by the similar Kelvin Stardust, the opening track of Big Boss Man’s brand new second album “Winner”. Pass the hatchet baby!!! Let’s stay in the realm of groovy club soundz with Gogo Sitar by Germany’s Kahuna Kawentzmann, which already became a true underground hit thanks to the bootlegging of 7” by Jazzman Records, the same label that publishes the flaming Sharon Jackson and her Soul Destroyers. Blow your top! Quantic is among the leading figures of the new international club scene. “Don’t joke with an Hungry Man’ man proves that this is a top class young talent, indeed in this case helped by the voice of the legendary Spanky Wilson! English band Speedometer deliver a preview taken from their second album “This is Speedometer vol.2”, which states all the je ne sais quoi of these Southeast boys. “Have you got the message”?!! The best of nowadays’ mod scene is embodied by Scottish band Boogaloo Investigators, by Italy’s Link Quartet, featured with the previously unreleased song Sweet little apples, by American band Diplomats of Solid Sound and by the Nick Rossi Set, respectively dealing with Loaf and jug and with the cover of Foolkiller by Mose Allison. Sharon Jones – who only just delivered a sold out performance at Camden’s Jazz Café – certainly doesn’t need to be introduced, as she is beyond question the number one lady of soul. What condition, which already became a classic of the northern soul scene thanks to the version by Betty Lavette, is an unreleased track that, at present, has been turning only on 7”. In order to remain within the classics, French band Slow Slushi Boys have no fear of comparison with Ike Turner. Just listen to their song “I can’t believe what you say”. And, what should we say about the hot Hammond-funk played by English band Sting Ray Davies & The Organites, a side project by Leight Gracie of Speedometer and Stoned Soul Picnic!!!???!! Wow! ~ recordkicks.ithinkmusic.com
Genre: Funk, Soul
Tracklist:
1. Your Pleasure – VTQ
2. Kelvin Stardust – Big Boss Man
3. Have You Got The Message – Speedometer
4. What Condition – Jones, Sharon & The Dap-Kings
5. Don’t Joke With A Hungry Man – Quantic & Spanky Wilson
6. Hell Yeah – Lemon (2)
7. Gogo Sitar – Kahuna Kawentzmann
8. Coming Back – Smoove (1)
9. Sweet Little Apples – Link Quartet
10. Foolkiller – Rossi, Nick Set
11. At Boston Road – Davies, Sting Ray & The Organites Upstairs
12. If You Reap Boogaloo – Boogaloo Investigators
13. Loaf And Jug – Diplomats Of Solid Sound
14. Love Jet – Funkplosion
15. Fakin’ It – Soul Destroyers & Sharon Jackson
16. Doctor Gonzo – Stoned Soul Picnic
17. I Can’t Believe What You Say – Slow Slushy Boys
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