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Umoja I-nity-Tropical Disco Super Sound
Ian Simmonds-All That's Left
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Small Feet-W/ Psychic Powers
999-The Albums 77-86
Steve Earle and The Dukes-Guy
John Coltrane-1963: New Directions
VA: Birth, Work, Death: Work, Money, and Status in Country Music 1950-70
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Category Archives: album review
Best Soul/Funk singles of 2017
On the Soul Donuts radio program I counted down the best soul/funk singles of 2017. Of course a list like this is very subjective but I’m confident, after listening and reviewing tons of music from last year, that I’ve given … Continue reading
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Tagged benjamin booker, benjamin clementine, blind boys of alabama, cameron avery, Curtis Harding, dan auerbach, don bryant, download, Free, funk, jeb loy nichols, mavis staples, Mp3, new music, Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, sinkane, son little, Soul, stone foundation, valerie june, wayne snow
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Best albums 2016 soul/funk
Last year was an explosive year for soul and funk. 2016 posed the greatest challenge for me of any year since I’ve begun reviewing the best soul/funk records. Typically the choices have been obvious and great records would have … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Neville, adrian younge, andre williams, bacao rhythm and steel band, ben l'oncle soul, best of 2016, best of list, Charles Bradley, Daptone, durand jones, eli paperboy reed, funk, hannah williams and the affirmations, james hunter six, lack of afro, lady wray, lee fields and the expressions, marta ren and groovelvets, martha high, mavis staples, Michael Kiwanuka, myles sanko, Nick Waterhouse, shirley davis, Soul, soul snatchers, st paul and the broken bones, terrace martin, the olympians, the silverbacks, william bell
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Soulful Women of the Jazz Harp
Sometimes your ol’ friend Wall I gets his gills trapped in a net, snagged by fisherman, or stuck in the mud, and when that happens, I reach into my musical vault for one jazz genre of bright and uplifting music … Continue reading
Posted in album review, Uncategorized
Tagged adele girard, alice coltrane, angie stone, betty glamann, bjork, cole hacker, dorothy ashby, electronic, experimental, fred frith, harp, ikue mori, Jazz, pete rock, ravi coltrane, samples, skate videos, Soul, zeena parkins
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The WALL I Swimmeth……
Greetings my minnows and my minnowettes, My name is WALL I and I’m a cold blooded mutha of a fish that lives in the fresh waters of Wisco who’s into skinny swimming, Friday Perch Fry’s on acid, happy endings after … Continue reading
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Tagged alika, biz markie, calle 13, cumbia, dub, hip hop, hollie cook, horseman, princesa, reggae, reggaeton
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LA Deep Funk
Connie Price and the Keystones-Wildflowers This group from LA will melt your face with funk. Connie Price is the alias of drummer/multi-instrumentalist Dan Ubick from Breakestra, who formed the group with trumpeter friend Todd M. Simon. Wildflowers is the debut … Continue reading
The O C’s
Here is the second album by Thee Oh Sees this year, and boy-howdy are we lucky. Really just two EP’s smooshed into one album (Carrion Crawler/The Dream). This psyched-out group of bandidos hail from San Francisco, no surprise there. This … Continue reading
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Tagged Carrion Crawler, EP's, In the Red Rec, psychadelic rock, San Francisco, The Dream, Thee Oh Sees
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The Step Kids, can’t beat it
Its hard to pin down this album, but there is one thing that can be said about it confidently…it is great. I have a hard time not picturing early p-funk albums like osmium, america eats its young, maggot brain, etc… … Continue reading
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Tagged Annie Nguyen, beck, black keys, captain beefheart, el camino, flaming lips, frank zappa, funkadelic, parliament, stones throw rec, The step kids
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