Day 177: Jackie Mittoo



http://www.365bandsin365days.com/2012/06/day-177-jackie-mittoo.html

The Best Of Soul Underground 1987-91
free 40-page sampler pdf

Hardback
440 pages
200 charts

http://www.djhistory.com/books/catchthebeat

14/04/2012

Expect low blows and top tunes in this battle of the record collections, with Peanut Butter Wolf coming live from Los Angeles, for a fight across the pond.

http://www.nufunk.co.uk/2012/04/16/craig-charles-funk-soul-show-14042012/

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NUfunk‘Mixes’ Archive

Statement of Intent
"track-by-track breakdown"



http://www.diggerswithgratitude.com/features/dj-format-part-2/

5-version-music-history-research



http://ontheflip-side.blogspot.de/search?q=louie+louie


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West German documentary film (1:39:35)
from 1965 on jazz organist Jimmy Smith!
Includes concert footage and interviews.




...discovered this here
http://www.heavysoulbrutha.com/2012/02/incredible-jimmy-smith-documentary-from.html

http://www.dustandgrooves.com/dante-philadelphia-pa/

Lee Scratch Perry


read more
http://itishifi.blogspot.de/2012/05/upsetter-lee-scratch-perry.html

see also
http://soul.blogger.de/stories/1742754/

"cook with the hook : live in 1974"
http://rockland70.blogspot.de/2012/05/john-lee-hooker-cook-with-hook-live-in.html

" This documentary shows Hip Hop music from every possible angle when the genre was young " ...


http://fleamarketfunk.com/2012/05/23/big-fun-in-the-big-town/

http://dereksdaily45.blogspot.de/2012/05/sheryl-swope-cant-get-him-off-my-mind.html

"Rock'n'Roll is often presented as a 1950s fusion of black and white music. In actual fact, that fusion had already occurred in the '30s and '40s, and it is symbolised by Western Swing."

"...artists were branded as drunkards and pornographers (which they often were!), and gradually found themselves banned. But all to no avail: by the end of the 1930s, Western Swing was the most popular form of Country Music all the way from El Paso to Nashville. Jazz remained a crucial component of the genre, while certain Western Swing guitarists were themselves among the early innovators of the electric instrument."


http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.de/2012/05/western-swing-texas-1928-1944.html

bonus link
http://westernswing78.blogspot.de/

"This cover of Outkast’s “Hey Ya!” is a must-hear collaboration with renowned pianist Mick Talbot (Style Council, Dexy’s Midnight Runners) that “sounds like vintage Ramsey Lewis,” according to the label. It’s an accurate description, but what Ubiquity fails to mention is the harmonica that colors the track in place of the chorus vocals, which makes this an off- but still on-beat rendition and a rave-up of the highest order. Somewhere, Magic Dick is smiling."
- Audiversity.com

info
http://www.ubiquityrecords.com/press/#shawnhits

(identified ubiquity 12" white label 5track promo)

http://onehalfhillbillyonehalfpunk.blogspot.de/2012/04/marvin-gaye-super-hits-1970.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1XZrOBZ2jc