Found some decent funk and soul at cheapo and electric fetus this past weekend while digging with my homie, Del6. Some disco twelve inches too not pictured here, but some avi heat. Hyped about the joe tex and harold wheeler. James brown is a double. Solid little bits to fill in some gaps. Also, I never owned the Fantastic Four LP (top right), but always enjoyed the "Got to Have Your Love" 12" promo, which, though the title track, is not actually on this album
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Tuesday, May 24, 2011
ARTHUR VEROCAI (S/T-1972) BRAZILLIAN MEGA RARITY- $5,100 DOLLAR GEM OR TEPID TURD? DL HERE
ARTHUR VEROCAI (S/T-1972) BRAZALLIAN MEGA RARITY- $5,100 DOLLAR GEM OR TEPID TURD? DL LINK BELOW.
Well, two weeks ago a copy of this Brazillian LP sold for a whopping $5,100. (see: popsike auction history)Does this warm concoction of jazz, funk, folksy soul, and unique grooves from this under-the-radar guitarist, producer, and arranger truly live up to the hype or is it just an exotic dud? Download the full album with cover art via the link below and you be the judge!
Arthur Verocai put out this, his lone solo album, on Continental Records in 1972 and it quickly slipped into obscurity before becoming a bit of a legendary piece amongst record collectors. Myths abound: most of the original copies were burned in a fire, so-and-so discovered this gem and then so-and-so took it to England and blew the price up; some people say it sucks, some say it is the greatest...I think it is groovy and pretty damn enjoyable, but I think only a rich motherfucker or only the most insane collecter could justify paying many grands for this LP.
It's a cool piece though, and presents many tantalizing moods for the discerning listener. Verocai did a lot of arrangements for other musicians, and worked behind the scenes on a lot of classic Brazillian music, but this is his personal masterpiece. It is a wholly unique artifact, especially for 1972. I don't speak Portugese, but I guess he is tangling with some heavy themes via figurative language. I just took Luv-n-Haight records (the label that reissued it a few years back) word for this though. I like the sounds- they work just as well for frolicking on a fine summer's day as they do swhile staring out a steamy window on a rainy and grey day here ensconsed and alienated in the red bricks of Lowertown, St. Paul.
Please to download and enjoy!
*CLICK THIS BUTTON TO DL THE FULL ALBUM*
Well, two weeks ago a copy of this Brazillian LP sold for a whopping $5,100. (see: popsike auction history)Does this warm concoction of jazz, funk, folksy soul, and unique grooves from this under-the-radar guitarist, producer, and arranger truly live up to the hype or is it just an exotic dud? Download the full album with cover art via the link below and you be the judge!
Arthur Verocai put out this, his lone solo album, on Continental Records in 1972 and it quickly slipped into obscurity before becoming a bit of a legendary piece amongst record collectors. Myths abound: most of the original copies were burned in a fire, so-and-so discovered this gem and then so-and-so took it to England and blew the price up; some people say it sucks, some say it is the greatest...I think it is groovy and pretty damn enjoyable, but I think only a rich motherfucker or only the most insane collecter could justify paying many grands for this LP.
It's a cool piece though, and presents many tantalizing moods for the discerning listener. Verocai did a lot of arrangements for other musicians, and worked behind the scenes on a lot of classic Brazillian music, but this is his personal masterpiece. It is a wholly unique artifact, especially for 1972. I don't speak Portugese, but I guess he is tangling with some heavy themes via figurative language. I just took Luv-n-Haight records (the label that reissued it a few years back) word for this though. I like the sounds- they work just as well for frolicking on a fine summer's day as they do swhile staring out a steamy window on a rainy and grey day here ensconsed and alienated in the red bricks of Lowertown, St. Paul.
Please to download and enjoy!
*CLICK THIS BUTTON TO DL THE FULL ALBUM*
Monday, May 23, 2011
Vinyl Finds: Friday 5.6.11 & Sunday 5.8.11- St. Paul and Minneapolis
Before Blogger deleted all my old posts, I wrote quite a bit about this pile of records I found. I just can't do it again. Siiiiiiiigh.
I will say, the NY Sleeze 12" is rare boogie funk which includes a cool version of the BT Express Classic "Do it Til You're Satisfied" and sells for about a bill.
The Scientist of Soul 45 on Kashe is some cool Northern Soul business with a ballad on the flip.
Afro Latin Soul Tet is one of my favorite records and I was hyped to find a second copy at Electric Fetus in Minneapolis for 3 bucks. Excellent Latin soul groovers.
The Chakachas album is some weird "Especial" pressing. Good straight ahead latin soul and salsa record which includes the all time classic sex jam "Jungle Fever"
The Black Jazz label albums will be added to the mini-discography I have going here. Spring Rain is enjoyable stuff, Adam's Apple is my second copy. Hyped to find both for just a few bucks at Hymie's in Minneapolis.
The Friends and Co. label 45 contains some cool Greg Carmichael lead discofunk dance business.
Finally, that "African Boog-a-Loo" 45 is great dancin' soul stuff that I found at the Co-op in South minneapolis for a few bucks. The flip is tasty too!
I also found a bunch of 80s and italo 12"s and common 45s that I won't bore you with. Let's just say I still don't know how I feel about the group "Doctor's Cat". All in all, a good weekend for some local diggin'!
Back with more next time.
DJ AMELDABEE PRESENTS: "THE SOUL OF D'ANGELO" (2006) FULL MIX DOWNLOAD- MAD D RARITIES
DJ Ameldabee put together this sick collection of D'Angelo rarities, b-sides, and unreleased joints. Soo much sticky funk on here, and just in time for summer. Enjoy! Tracklist after the jump:
1. D’Angeloduction
2. Brandy : Baby (D’Angelo And Baby Fro Uptown Remix)3. Me And Those Dreamin’ Eyes Of Mine (Primo Two Way Street Mix, Def Squad Rx)
4. Brown Sugar" (Alternate Version, Soul Inside 808 Mix, Remix Ft. Kool G Rap)
5. Lady (CJ Mackintosh Mix, Primo Remix Featuring AZ, Live Version)
6. Cruisin’ (Wet Remix, Dallas Austin Remix, Live Version)
7. A Tribe Called Quest : Crew (Yeah, That’S D Playing The Keys Here)
8. Vertical Hold Featuring D’Angelo : Pray
9. Angie Stone For Devox Featuring D’Angelo : Everyday
10. D’Angelo & Erykah Badu : Your Precious Love (Marvin Gaye Cover)
11. The Boys Choir Of Harlem Featuring D’Angelo : Overjoyed
12. I Found My Smile Again
13. Black Men United Featuring Boyz II Men, D’Angelo, … : Will Know
14. Girl You Need A Change Of Mind (Eddie Kendricks’ Cover)
15. Everybody Loves The Sunshine (Roy Ayers’ Cover)
16. The Roots Featuring D’Angelo The ‘Notic + The Hypnotic + The Spark
17. BB King Featuring D’Angelo : Ain’T Nobody Home
18. Live Sweet Sticky Thing + I’M So Glad You’Re Mine + Heaven Must Be Like
19. Gza Featuring D’Angelo : Cold World Remix
20. Method Man Featuring D’Angelo : Break Ups 2 Make Ups
21. Slum Village Featuring D’Angelo : Tell Me
22. Common Featuring D’Angelo : Geto Heaven Part Two
23. Lauryn Hill Featuring D’Angelo : Nothing Else Matters
24. Left And Right Featuring Method Man And Redman (Red Astaire Version)
25. Devil’S Pie (DJ Premier’S Raw Mix, 45 King’S Remix, Red Astaire Version)
26. Africa (Acoustic Version + LP Version)
27. Spanish Joint (Acoustic Version + LP Version)
28. She’S Always In My Hair (Prince’s Cover)
29. Raphael Saadiq Featuring D’Angelo : Be Here
30. The Roots Featuring D’Angelo : Break You Off (Original Mix)
31. D’Angelo, Femi Kuti And Macy Gray, The Soultronics, … : Water Get No Enemy
32. Roy Hargrove Featuring D’Angelo : I’Ll Stay (Funkadelic’s Cover)
33. Sing A Simple Song Featuring Isaac Hayes And Chuck D (Sly & The Family Stone)
Copyright 2006 DJ Ameldabee
DJ SAM SEWER- "My Love is Nice & Soft" (All Vinyl Boogie & Disco Funk Mix) 2011- DL
DJ Sam Sewer-My Love is Nice & Soft (All Vinyl Mix 2011) by DJ SAM SEWER
Please download and enjoy this live mix presentation culled from all original vinyl dug out of the racks of St. Paul and Minneapolis many vinyl dungeons. Tracklist as follows:
DJ Sam Sewer presents:
--All original vinyl boogie & disco funk mix --
.Dance classics & obscurities from 1979-1983.
Two turntables, a Rane 57, and an echo boxx.
1.) Angel Dust Intro
2.) C Brand- “Wired for Games” (Long Version)- Spring Records 1982
3.) Imagination- "Changes (Larry Levan Dub)"- R & B Records 1983
4.) Queen Samantha- "Take a Chance" (LP Version)- Marlin Records 1979
5.) Skyy-“Let’s Celebrate” (Shep Pettibone Mix)- Salsoul Records 1981
6.) The Nick Straker Band-“A Little Bit of Jazz”-Prelude 1981
7.) Firefly-“Love is Gonna be on your Side”-Emergency Records 1981
8.) Breakers in Space Break
9.) The Quick-“Zulu” (Instrumental Version)-Pavillion 1981
10.) Gino Soccio- “Hold Tight” (LP Version)- Atlantic 1981
11.) Revelation- “Feel It”- Handshake Records 1980
12.) Sunstreet- “Lovin” (Extended 12” Mix)- Bear Records 1979
13.) Ramona Brooks- “I Don’t Want you Back”- Q Records 1980
14.) Wish- “Nice and Soft” (John Morales Uptown Mix)- Perspective Records 1981
15.) Mach- “Funky Mix”- Remix Records 1980
16.) Rafael Cameron- “Boogie’s Gonna Get Ya” (Francois Kevorkian Instrumental Mix)- Salsoul 1981
17.) Touchdown- “Ease Your Mind” (Arthur Baker UK 12” Mix)- Streetwise 1982
Art by Del6
We also hand pressed, cut, glued and numbered 100 physical copies with nice full artwork by my homie Justin Olson (DJ Delphinius6) and started giving them away this last weekend. Holler at me here if you would like to order this limited edition labor of love! Funky shit for sure, all day every day.
Please download and enjoy this live mix presentation culled from all original vinyl dug out of the racks of St. Paul and Minneapolis many vinyl dungeons. Tracklist as follows:
DJ Sam Sewer presents:
--All original vinyl boogie & disco funk mix --
.Dance classics & obscurities from 1979-1983.
Two turntables, a Rane 57, and an echo boxx.
1.) Angel Dust Intro
2.) C Brand- “Wired for Games” (Long Version)- Spring Records 1982
3.) Imagination- "Changes (Larry Levan Dub)"- R & B Records 1983
4.) Queen Samantha- "Take a Chance" (LP Version)- Marlin Records 1979
5.) Skyy-“Let’s Celebrate” (Shep Pettibone Mix)- Salsoul Records 1981
6.) The Nick Straker Band-“A Little Bit of Jazz”-Prelude 1981
7.) Firefly-“Love is Gonna be on your Side”-Emergency Records 1981
8.) Breakers in Space Break
9.) The Quick-“Zulu” (Instrumental Version)-Pavillion 1981
10.) Gino Soccio- “Hold Tight” (LP Version)- Atlantic 1981
11.) Revelation- “Feel It”- Handshake Records 1980
12.) Sunstreet- “Lovin” (Extended 12” Mix)- Bear Records 1979
13.) Ramona Brooks- “I Don’t Want you Back”- Q Records 1980
14.) Wish- “Nice and Soft” (John Morales Uptown Mix)- Perspective Records 1981
15.) Mach- “Funky Mix”- Remix Records 1980
16.) Rafael Cameron- “Boogie’s Gonna Get Ya” (Francois Kevorkian Instrumental Mix)- Salsoul 1981
17.) Touchdown- “Ease Your Mind” (Arthur Baker UK 12” Mix)- Streetwise 1982
Art by Del6
We also hand pressed, cut, glued and numbered 100 physical copies with nice full artwork by my homie Justin Olson (DJ Delphinius6) and started giving them away this last weekend. Holler at me here if you would like to order this limited edition labor of love! Funky shit for sure, all day every day.
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