Truly awesome. A mixed bunch of tracks like the title suggests, bass lines, break beat and essentially boogaloo. Its a great introduction if you wish to get into this sort of stuff. Every track is great although different to the next. There will be at least two tracks that you will recognize, especially any of you cinema goers, think that track that comes before the film started just after you've been told to turn off phones and not to smoke.Every person that i have played this album to has gone out and bought it. Its a great summer afternoon groove just to monkey around to, (you'll understand if you listen to it). Or it will just bring a smile to your face. Get your bongos out if you got them and just bounce with the beats. (The Soul Detective)
trax:
1. you've been talking 'bout me baby - Ray Terrace 2. the soul drummers - Ray Barretto 3. (i'll be a) happy man - The Latin Blues Band 4. funk up - Mongo Santamaria 5. big t - Tito Ramos 6. kenyatta - Orquesta Joe Cain 7. taking over - Ralph Robles 8. guajira boogaloo - Coco Lagos Y Sus Orates 9. soneros en un cesta - The Cesta All Stars 10. busamba - La Lupe 11. monkey see, monkey do - The New Swing Sextet 12. i want you (she's so heavy) - The Alexander Review 13. it's not what you say - Louie Ramirez 14. comparsa de los locos - Eddie Palmieri
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"Brown Sugar"
...Many Thanks To Jillem For Brown Sugar Share! served by Gyro1966...
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BOOTSY COLLINS “Christmas Is 4 Ever” (2006) VBR
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/jXs5zLMw/file.html
The first Christmas album from any member of the P-Funk family, he brings us a funked-up mix of traditionals and originals with the best Christmas butt-shaker around. He assembles an impressive cast of musicians for this outing, including (but not limited to) Bobby Byrd, Charlie Daniels, Snoop Dogg and several old companions like Bernie Worrell, Fred Wesley, Catfish Collins and many more ex- Parliament/Funkadelic bandmates.
One-Album Wonders
THE CONTENTS ARE
-Davenport, Iowa 1967-69: Pop Garage Psych
-Originally a private pressing LP
*The Contents Are “Through You” (1967/2007 Expanded) 320
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THE FREEBORNE
-Boston, Massachusetts 1966-68: Popsike, sometimes Folky sometimes Bluesy sometimes Woozy
*The Freeborne “Peak Impressions” (1967/2007 Expanded) 320
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/jdjs9yc4/file.html
THE DAILY FLASH
-Seattle & Los Angeles 1965-68: Raw Garage Psych & Folk Rock
-Reunited in 2002 with members of The Kingsmen
*The Daily Flash “I Flash Daily” (1984, recorded 1966-67) 320
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BRIGADE
-Portland, Oregon 1969-71: Psychedelic Pop with pieces of Blues & Soul
*Brigade “Last Laugh” (1970/2000 Remaster) 320
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CLAP
-Los Angeles 1970-74: Garage Blues Rock & Roll with traces of Glam
*Clap “Have You Reached Yet?” (1972/2004 Remaster) 320
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THE QUEEN’S NECTARINE MACHINE
-New Jersey 1967-70?: Garage Psych
*Queen’s Nectarine Machine “The Mystical Powers Of Roving Tarot Gamble” (1969/2011 Remaster) 320
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SIMON DUPREE & THE BIG SOUND
-Portsmouth, UK 1966-69:Mod Soul Popsike
-This anthology contains their complete only album “Without Reservations”, plus lots of non-album singles, unreleased outtakes, studio rehearsals and more
*Simon Dupree & The Big Sound “Part Of My Past: The Anthology” (2004) 320
Disc 1
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Disc 2
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Thanks Jillem and Gyro fo the Brown Sugar post!!
yeah.. thanks jillem, it's gonna sweeten my day
Papagayo! The Spanish Sunshine Pop & Popsike Collection
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Papagayo-The-Spanish-Sunshine-Pop-Popsike-Collection/release/3671897
"Papagayo! is dedicated to the unknown but fertile Spanish pop scene from the late '60s/early '70s. 24 rare tracks taken from mostly 45s, this is a pure soft-pop, sunshine pop & pop-psych delight: heavenly male-female vocal harmonies, lush orchestrations, mellotrons, harpsichords, Moogs, studio wizardry, folk-pop, turned on singers/songwriters, hip duos, teenage bands...you'll be amazed when you hear the Sagittarius/Millennium styled sounds from groups like Nuevos Horizontes & Voces Amigas, young yé-yé girl Licia doing an Spanish sung cover of 'Sunshine Girl' by The Parade, Los Yetis with another Spanish cover of 'My World Fell Down' by Sagittarius, singer Daniel Velazquez doing a cover of 'Please Don't Ever Leave Me' by The Cyrkle, cult soft-pop tracks by obscure bands like Tiza & Ellos y Ellas, Vainica Doble-styled sounds from Caoba & Oveja Negra, pure pop magic by Angeles, Joe y Luis, Reaccion, Dulces Años, Les Extremes with a pop-psych smasher, mellow bossa soft-pop styled sounds from Amigos & David Y Sonia... imagine a Spanish sung Fading Yellow or 'Soft Sounds For Gentle People' and you're there!" -forcedexposure
Cue-rip, Flac, Full Scans
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320kb, full scans
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Big thanks, Lofi, for another batch of obscure psych.
Thanks to RYP and Jillem for Brown Sugar and Papagayo, and to LoFi Larry for continuing the One-Album Wonders series.
Thank you, Jillem, for Papagayo! and especially for the booklet scans. For me reading about the bands and the recording dates adds special pleasure to artists and songs that I have never before heard of.
Thanks LoFi - Your posts are always interesting, and I seem to enjoy just about everything you share.
Thanks again Jillem for another cool post.
Thank you for the Simon Dupree & The Big Sound post.
Thanks
Many Thanks Jillem
Big tanx to LFL for all the great posts!
possible to re-up the file?
I'm very sorry but I can't find "Brown Sugar" in my archives at the moment.
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