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Ronn Forella Moves drops June 8, 2012
What do they say about not judging a book by it's cover? If there was ever an LP design that best hid the truth behind the grooves within, it would be the one on the jacket housing this album. Firstly Ronn Forella did not make the music. And secondly, tho
Afrodesia – The Afro Soul-Tet (Luv N’ Haight)
Jack Millman, aka Johnny Kitchen, had a hand in many interesting, obscure and highly collectible records from the 1960s and 1970s. Producing, composing, recording, editing, releasing, licensing - you name it, Millman did it. The records he touched had an
This is Afrodesia …
Jack Millman, aka Johnny Kitchen, had a hand in many interesting, obscure and highly collectible records from the 1960s and 1970s. Producing, composing, recording, editing, releasing, licensing - you name it, Millman did it. The records he touched had an
Luv N’ Haight presents an exclusive re-release of Twilight’s “Still Loving You” …
"Still Loving You", by Twilight, was originally released in 1981. Housed in a low-fi generic album cover, this very polished, professionally produced record sounds like it was made by a super talented band. Strains of Earth Wind and Fire, George Duke and
Betty Padgett
Ahhh, the unmistakable Florida funk sound. There have been so many great labels: TK, Drive, Cat, Alston, Glades, Sound Triangle, Konduko, Blue Candle and Marlin just to name a few. Blistering tropical grooves heard around the world and made famous by arti
Who is Betty Padgett? …
Ahhh, the unmistakable Florida funk sound. There have been so many great labels: TK, Drive, Cat, Alston, Glades, Sound Triangle, Konduko, Blue Candle and Marlin just to name a few. Blistering tropical grooves heard around the world and made famous by arti
Eugene Blacknell
"For a long time, all that most people knew about the late Eugene Blacknell was this retarded open break in the intro to his "Gettin’ Down" single. Thanks to Ubiquity, however, it’s time for the Oakland guitar master to be known to the world. I can’
Malone & Barnes
Singer and songwriter Johnny Malone met saxophonist and flautist Allan Barnes while they were students at Howard University in Washington DC in the 1960's. In addition to being under the tutelage of Donald Byrd who was head of Jazz Studies, they were clas
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