SOLID SOUL RECORDS 722



WORLDS 101-b

Dave Love - you painted me blue (mp3, 3,947 KB)

"… the man who was being funky when funk still was a bad word. The pleasantly crazy Wildman of Soul, the inventor of dozens of the genre’s classics and an ecclectic, spellbinding guitarist who recorded some of the rawest, least polished slabs of down and dirty Soul. No matching suits here, nor synchronized dance steps."


http://www.funkmysoul.gr/?p=1182

http://dreamgirlies.blogspot.com/2010/05/maxine-brown-best-of-wand-years.html


all music : biography
http://www.maxinebrown.com/

http://cuchyfritos.blogspot.com/2010/06/johnny-otis-friends-watts-funky-late.html

http://everything2.com/title/Johnny+Otis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Otis

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http://konpa.info/



Q: How did you get interested in Caribbean music?
A: I started to listen to World Music by accident. The were some programs on the Dutch, and later Belgian radio stations. Slowly, I learned to love the genre. The music was totally different to Compas, but with a lot of similarities. I would only buy retro stuff, such as Shleu-Shleu and early Tabou Combo compositions. I heard two songs from Les Gypsies, and got hooked on the guitar style.

Q: Describe Compas in one word
A: Give me two - Bon Konpa. To me it is (or can be) more rich then any other genre I know.

interview :

°°°SOFRITO°°°
"Home of the Tropical Discotheque"
http://sofrito.co.uk/features/haitian-konpa-with-fedor-huneke.html

sound
http://sofrito.co.uk/mixes


((haitianbeatz))

http://rockabilly-ranch.blogspot.com/2010/05/new-breed-r-with-added-popcorn.html

http://www.somanyrecordssolittletime.com/?p=669


http://soulfuldivas.blogspot.com/2009/09/ikettes-soul-hits-1965-plus.html

http://www.myvideo.de/watch/3655522/Tina_Turner_The_Ikettes_Dancing_Performance

http://www.pparnold.com/Articles/The-Ikettes.html


http://www.myspace.com/theikettes

http://whitetrashsoul.blogspot.com/2010/05/okeh-records-northern-soul-45s.html

http://fufustew.wordpress.com/2010/04/26/yum/

"Louis Jordan was one of the chief architects and prime progenitors of the R&B idiom..."
As he said, he "made the blues jump"...


originally available only on this 45rpm
recorded 1957 at Mercury Sound Studio,
New York City.

it knocks me out how the lyrics beat
the musical breaks of this song :
"everybody was mellow ,and feeling fine
...then in walked Ella ,with a worried mind : you better Stop that Music ,Stop the Band ! ' cause somebody in here's got my man."


http://rockhall.com/inductees/louis-jordan/bio/

I heard it first over here : *ROCK IT* ,many thanks.

edit/10.2010
coverversions n°: .1to more than .100+
http://letrascanciones.mp3lyrics.org/b/big-joe-turner/shake-rattle-roll/