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1956 album from the "King of Mambo". Red Opaque colour vinyl.

Pantaleon Perez Prado is the younger brother of the “King Of The Manbo” who came in Europe in the 50s and recorded some albums with Unifunk. Taken from “Escandalo” (sceb919lp) “Circle” was written by Mario Rusca and has been performed by some amazing musicians such has Tullio De Piscopo, Hugo Heredia and Pino Presti. “Circle” is a strong track with a killer groove – on the B side we have an unique version edited by Gerardo Frisina

Japanese pressing with obi.

The final album in Pastor T.L.Barrett's 1970s four-part suiteof gospel funk LPs, Do Not PassMe By finds the fiery preachergetting spaced out on God's love.Accompanied by his Youth ForChrist Choir, the eight-songrecord is buoyed by the sevenminute opus "Father Stretch MyHands," later sampled by KanyeWest on 2016's The Life of Pablo.

The Final Album In Pastor T.L. Barrett's 1970s Four-Part Suite Of Gospel Funk Lps, Do Not Pass Me By Finds The Fiery Preacher Getting Spaced Out On God's Love. Accompanied By His Youth For Christ Choir, The Eight-Song Record Is Buoyed By The Seven-Minute Opus "Father Stretch My Hands," Later Sampled By Kanye West On 2016's The Life Of Pablo.

Recorded in 1971 by a 27-year-old pastor and an after school program choir, Like A Ship is a stirring and powerful meditation on the wayward aftermath of the Civil Rights Movement. Tracked with the help of Chess/Cadet maestros Gene Barge, Phil
Upchurch, and Richard Evans, the album is a mix of euphoric gospel and Mayfield- esque political soul, with sleigh bells, hand claps, and jazzy piano stabs. Sampled by T.I., Kanye, and Khaled, Barrett created a rapturous, crossover gospel classic that’s still wildly relevant.

The sequel to Pastor Barrett’s landmark 1971 masterpiece Like A Ship…, Do Not Pass Me By finds the young Chicago preacher and his Youth for Christ Choir continuing their genre-bending spiritual journey. Heavy drums, soaring falsettos, euphoric tambourines, sharp horns, and Barrett’s unwavering devotion dance around a 40-piece choir, working together to form sanctified slab of gospel funk. Pressed in a minuscule quantity in 1973, Do Not Pass Me By was sold primarily from the pulpit of Barrett’s Mt. Zion Baptist Church, disappearing into Chicago’s south side for 45 years before Numero’s excavation. The ten-song album has been remastered, it’s generic album cover updated to match Barrett’s vision. On the back of the jacket, he insisted on the following words: “After listening to this album you will be glad that you did not pass it by!”

Recorded in 1971 by a 27-year-old pastorand an after school program choir, Like AShip is a stirring and powerful meditationon the wayward aftermath of the CivilRights Movement. Tracked with the helpof Chess/Cadet maestros Gene Barge, PhilUpchurch, and Richard Evans, the albumis a mix of euphoric gospel and Mayfieldesquepolitical soul, with sleigh bells, handclaps, and jazzy piano stabs. Sampled byT.I., Kanye, and Khaled, Barrett createda rapturous, crossover gospel classic that'sstill wildly r elevant.

Founded by the pianist Robin Notte (from the former electro-jazz band Wise) Panam Panic is one of the best Jazz-Groove french band. Influenced by Musician like Yussef Dayes, Robert Glasper, Roy Hargrove or Christian Scott, Panam Panic mix up Jazz with groove, Hip hop and electronic textures. Love Of Humanity is their last album. Robin Notte's gamble is to create a Jazz which is sufficiently sophisticated to delight the most demanding experts, yet also accessible enough to initiate neophytes. As such, Panam Panic defends a resolutely actual Jazz, open with no borders or blinders, combining powerful organic grooves with tidy melodies, delicate harmonies and frenzied solos.

LP on blue marbled vinyl in printed innersleeve.This talented jazz trio stands out, not only for excellence in musicianship but also for its unique blend of effected vibraphone leading the beast from jazz funk to hiphop punk.

Gatefold cover has promo sticker and price tag.

Torn spine.

Vinyl slightly warped but still enjoyable. Writing on cover.

sampled by Wu-Tang Clan

Natasha Watts Returns With HER Long-awaited Fourth Studio Album ON Vinyl
'music IS MY Life'.
Having had huge success on the UK soul scene for over ten years, Natasha's live performances and vivacious personality have made her one of the leading UK female soul independent artists in the UK.
Her new album delivers a gritty, mature, and well-rounded soul sound that is unique. So, buy and enjoy the beautiful voice and that is Natasha Watts.

The album got to Number one in the UK soul chart
Regularly played on all the soul stations (Solar, Starpoint, Soul Groove Radio etc)
Songs of the Album Played on BBC Radio London , BBC Radio Two, Jazz FM, MI-Soul, London Music Radio
The 7" Which includes Brighter Days / I Do, I Did, I'm Done sold out in the Pre-Orders stage.
Support from Chris Philips, Sly, Mickey D, Kyodai, Michael Linney, Dj Pope, Pete Haigh, Timo Maas, Simbad (Yoruba Affil), Dan Montuschi, Tim Spurrier, Martin Lodge, Steve KIW, Superfly FM, Claus Mitterhuemer, Osric, Daz I Kue, Paul Miller, Craig Smith (Yoruba Affil), Cee ElAssaad, Satoshi Fumi, DJ Rahdu, Jan Kincl, Kenny Carpenter, Bill Bucks, Opolopo, Ahmet Gunes, Mr V, Ridney, Klaus Wing, Ian Friday, Eddy Ramich, and Marcus Agerman Ross

The album was originally released in Nigeria by Tabansi Records and recorded at Afrodisia/Decca studio in Lagos. The Lp never really saw a commerical issue and was probably pressed in very few promotional copies for Radios and Djs making the original nearly impossible to be found nowdays.
Musically it comes with some dope , slow and one-a-way digital roots riddims filled with mad synths , deep conscious lyrics and a deep bassline, it's quite unique as the two main track comes with a raw Dub which is very hard to be found on any other African Reggae albums , the last track call “If I'm To Rule The World” is a very interesting blend of Reggae and Boogie.
We have been working together with the lead singer of the band , Sharon Escco Wilson that we met personally in Lagos, to finally make the album available worldwide.
The cover have been fully restored and the Audio remastered , in the LP we'll add an insert with Lyrics , original pictures from back in the days (and a few new ones) , a newspaper article from 1990 and an extensive interview by Sharon Escco Wilson.

Following on from the standout D.J. Rogers release, South Street Disco turn their sights to reissuing two seminal and much sought after ‘70s jazz funk Loft classics. One side houses Miroslav Vitouš’ cosmic disco delight ‘New York City’, the other uncovers the Latin infused whirlwind ‘Whistle Bump’ from Eumir Deodato.
First up the Czech jazz bassist and founding member of Weather Report, Miroslav Vitouš, supplies the infectious vibrations of ‘New York City’. Harnessing the spirit of the bubbling NYC underground club scene of the mid ‘70s, Vitous lays down a proto Arthur Russell flavoured jam, that blends whirling new-wave-esque vocals and brazen basslines over trademark cosmic keys from the master, Herbie Hancock. Combined with tight drumming and fiery, overdriven riffs it paved the way for this to become a dancefloor hit and a clear precursor to the early house scene. With originals trading hands for £120+ it’s high time ‘New York City’ got an official remastered reissue.
On the flip side, a timeless Brazilian instrumental jazz-funk gem from Eumir Deodato that likewise became a certified classic through heavy rotations on New York’s revered dancefloors, most notably via David Mancuso at The Loft. Feel good feelings amplified by spirited Rhodes, psychedelic strumming and that sure-fire Latin infused bongo / whistle carnival combo. Carefree, unbridled energy that sees Pops Popwell’s funk bass perfectly accompanying blazing guitar solos and a horn section from heaven, it’s impossible not to get down to. Pure South American sunshine bottled up and ready to be supplied at will.

By 1991, the world’s most celebrated trumpeter could look back on five decades of musical evolution – his own, and that of the world around him. Miles Davis had found ways of marrying jazz with classical ideas, then later R&B, rock and funk, producing hybrid offspring that shaped the course of popular music and had come to define his legend. In 1985, he’d left Columbia after thirty years to sign to Warner Bros. Records, a label riding high with best-selling artists like Madonna, Van Halen and Prince, with whom he had a mutual admiration and friendship.



Miles Davis’s lifelong love for France is well-documented, and in July 1991, he became a Knight of their Legion of Honour. Davis received the award from French culture minister Jack Lang, who described him as: "The Picasso of jazz." A few days before, he played this electrifying set at the Vienne Jazz Festival with the Miles Davis Group. He passed away two months later in September 1991.



Miles Davis’ performance at Jazz a Vienne on July 1, 1991 became one of his final live performances before he passed away on September 28, 1991, and this previously unreleased set includes two songs written by Prince, “Penetration” and “Jailbait”. The package features liner notes from music historian, journalist, and producer Ashley Kahn, with art designed by Bruno Tilley.

Mike Pride Was Not A Fan Of Legendary Punk Band Mdc - A Straight-Edge Hardcore Devotee, You Could Even Say He Had A Chip On His Shoulder About This More Mainstream, Less Disciplined Form Of Punk - When He Suddenly Found Himself On A Tour Of Europe As Their Drummer Sometime In The Early '00s. Twenty Years Later, Now A Longtime Fan And Friend Of The Band, Pride Unexpectedly Turns To The Band's Raucous Catalogue As A Source For Jazz Standards On His Warped New Album, I Hate Work. I Hate Work Draws Its Material Exclusively From Mdc's Iconic 1982 Debut Album, Millions Of Dead Cops. Despite His Long Established Passion For Bringing The Extremes Of Hardcore And Heavy Rock Into The Jazz And Improvised Music Realm (And Vice Versa), Pride Instead Does The Unexpected, Transforming Mdc's Pummeling Punk Into Swinging Acoustic Jazz. For The Occasion He Enlisted Pianist Jamie Saft And Bassist Bradley Christopher Jones, Both Master Re-Interpreters Of A Wide Swath Of Pop And Rock Music, As Well As Special Guests Mick Barr (Ocrilim, Krallice), Jg Thirlwell (Foetus), Sam Mickens (The Dead Science) And Mdc Frontman Dave Dictor.Tracklist (Vinyl) : Side A: 1. Corporate Deathburger 2. Business On Parade 3. America's So Straight Side B: 4. And So You Know 5. Dick For Brains 6. Greedy And Pathetic 7. Annie Olivia Side C: 8. Dead Cops 9. She Wants A Partner With A Lust For Life 10. I Hate Work