PLAYLIST 11 APRIL 2007

Georges Rodi: Indian love melody
cd: pop electronique, a progressive selection of unreleased science-fiction tunes
label: spinning wheel

Klaus Weiss: Dirt track
cd: pop electronique, a progressive selection of unreleased science-fiction tunes
label: spinning wheel
http://www.discogs.com/release/56584

June Conquest: All I need
cd: more adventures of funk soul sisters
kopen? http://cd.ciao.co.uk/More_Adventures_Of_Funk_Soul_Sisters_Various_Artists__6355119

Soul popcorn parts 1&2

Jean Knight: Jessie Joe
cd: more adventures of funk soul sisters
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Knight

Summer style: Cat and mouse
cd: music for dancefloors: cream of the Bosworth library sessions

Christian Bruhn: Ford Capri II
Cd: Popshopping, a compilation with old funky german advertising-songs
http://musicaltaste.net/showsong.php?song_id=1546&performer=Christian%20Bruhn&songtitle=Ford%20Capri%20II

Fly out of here
lp: soul beats vol 7
label: lost and found records

The bar kays: Let's have some fun
http://www.barkays.com/
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Bar-Kays

Rueben Wilson: Blue mode
Reuben Wilson was one of many soul-jazz organists to emerge in the late '60s, but he was one of only a handful of new organists from that era to be signed to Blue Note.
www.myspace.com/ruebenwilson

Ramsey Lewis: Salongo (Colombia records)
Cd: Salongo (http://www.discogs.com/release/403596)

“A tremendous little record, and one of the funky 70s sets that Ramsey Lewis recorded with Earth Wind & Fire! Well, not Earth Wind & Fire entirely -- but the Kalimba Productions team of Maurice White and Charles Stepney that gave the group its sound -- plus a nice sprinkling of other players that were often associated with sessions by the group! Ramsey's own combo here includes Steve Cobb on drums and vocals, and Derf Reklaw on reeds and vocals as well -- and the overall sound has bits of African and Brazilian influences, worked into a soulful fusion groove that sounds a lot like the instrumental backings EWF were using at the time. Titles include "Brazilica", "Slick", "Rubato", "Salongo", and "Seventh Fold".”