ltd white label edition

standard weight transparent purple coloured vinyl.

arkansas native, lee moore moved to memphis in 1975 with only one goal in mind: to make it big in the music industry and to release music that would be played in new york, l.a and everywhere in between. as a singer and songwriter lee moore spent the 1980s collaborating in memphis with the best of the best session musicians and vocalists from labels like volt and stax records to record and release futuristic boogie, soul, and funk. lee moore unfortunately never got close to reach his goals of fame and fortune. past due have taken the welcome liberty of repressing this monster slice of disco-soul from moores catalogue for us all to enjoy and spin on today s dance-floors. do you feel like party? is a rare early 80s jam from the man and features all the hallmarks of his unique sound and style.this dlp features every (incredibly rare) single and 12inch that lee produced under his name and different monikers. essential boogie business!

coldcut’s 1989 debut album back on 180 gram vinyl with download code included.

exzellenter sampler mit 16 massiven tracks aus der belgischen popcorn-Ära rund um den gleichnamigen club in vrasene (flandern) und seinem dj gilbert govaert. opener ist die vielgesuchte top-rarität “keelin kinda lonesome” von willie j charles, während die tunes von ki ki page und chance halladay hier zum ersten mal auf vinyl wiederveröffentlicht werden! ein schmuckstück für soul/r&b-vinylsammler.

announcing he stops vinyl, hellfish frightened some... like us. so we offered him anoth - last one -. to check wtf ! yueah ! hardcore plate with that ragga hardcore, hip hop hardcore and jungle hardcore ! limited 300 copies

tantsui - definitely one of the most exciting russian electronic projects - delivers its first vinyl ep on whats in the box, sublabel of highway records. release includes 2 original tracks (one of them - featuring therr maitz) and 2 remixes by days of funk (witb, hed kandi) and downtown party network (get physical, eskimo, compost).

1st part of the ten city best of series!

must have classics!! includes the amazing thats the way love is!

new album

featuring throwback anthems von house of pain, dj jazzy jeff, kriss kross, 50 cent, ini kamoze, salt n pepa, ice cube, black street, missy elliott, odb, sugarhill gang, panjabi mc, justin timberlake, run dmc, usher, dmx, ja rule, nelly, ginuwine, notorious big, outkast, cameo, bobby brown, tlc, r. kelly, jennifer lopez, aaliyah

adrian flanagan presents his new collaborative solo project acid klaus. limited edition on viagra blue coloured vinyl.

adrian flanagan presents his new collaborative solo project acid klaus.

eine stilvolle auswahl von city pop, funk und modern soul des japanischen labels nippon columbia, ausgewählt von dj notoya und mit kultklassikern und raritäten von hiroshi sato, hatsumi shibata, hitomi penny tohyama & vielen anderen.

2019 repress incoming! damage, dusty and mahdi are back now with their classical vocals and beats. ancient fruits that have today fully ripened now render a rich, smooth and noble new album fruit of the past!

arkansas native, lee moore moved to memphis in 1975 with only one goal in mind: to make it big in the music industry and to release music that would be played in new york, l.a and everywhere in between. as a singer and songwriter lee moore spent the 1980s collaborating in memphis with the best of the best session musicians and vocalists from labels like volt and stax records to record and release futuristic boogie, soul, and funk. in his quest for a unique sound, he constantly reinvented himself, creating projects with new aliases and concepts, scraping together studio time, and hustling. even today, moores music sounds ahead of its time.

portrait of a legend: 1951–1964 is a compilation album by american singer-songwriter sam cookethe compilation is generally considered the most complete and comprehensive collection of cooke s work. it has been included on various -best-of- lists by music publications, including rolling stone and time.

kindness throws his net in a wide arc when it comes to inspirations for his debut album: phoenix style soft-pop, 80s electro-boogie, arthur russell-tinted balearic, beatdown house, synth-pop.

the launch of a new electronic dance label based on the same ethos as their legendary club nights. electro elvis & lula give you…. wang trax. the first release is by long time resident radioactive man. wang trax will be staying true to there underground roots as all output will be released on vinyl as well as digitally we hope you enjoy listening to music as much as we have had finding it! laurent garnier (dj various) >electro at its best!! full radio & club support from me< billy nasty: >great ep from mr tenniswood showing exactly why he is the number 1 machine funk specialist.< freq nasty: >love it! im very happy real electro is coming back and r.a.m. is the don.<

excellent minimal phunkin detroit techno

double cd feat. tracks anc exclusive edits from the jammers, skyy, love committee, charo, double exposure and loleatta holloway. mastermixed by dimitri from paris

doppel cd mit 61 tanzbaren r&b- und soul-songs aus den 50er und frŸhen 60er jahren. die sammlung wurde von der journalistin und r&b-kennerin lois wilson zusammengestellt und annotiert, die auch fŸr get on the right track, right on und ain t gonna hush verantwortlich war. mit dabei sind songs von namhaften kŸnstlern wie ray charles, etta james, jackie wilson, james brown und ike and tina turner, aber auch vielen unbekannten kŸnstern, die es zu entdecken gilt

in keb darges own words: i ve done many a compilation in my day, mostly based around the tunes i played at my long running deep funk nights in madame jo jos. that night is no longer on the go, possibly due to a growing lack of interest on my part, (sorry). in the last few years the lost & found: nights at the club have been my real passion, and indeed little ediths and andy smiths passion too. what a marvelous era this is for good music. we may still have pure stuff like dub step: pulling in large numbers of sheep, but an equal number of youngsters are being attracted to retro, or at least retro sounding music. people tell me it is because the youth are fed up with computerized music, or men with drug problems angrily shouting at them over a dull repetitive beat, but i know lots of teenagers who have bypassed this muck all together. must be the internet that is helping kill off the demand for empty music. you no longer need to go to a retro club night, or indeed search out rare records to be exposed to good music, the internet is full of the stuff. my fifteen year old daughter is a marc bolan fan who while researching the poor fellows influences discovered chuck berry, sun records, etc, etc. i dont really know or understand why so many are at last getting into the good stuff, but they are, and it is wonderful for the likes of me.