Kicks
“Soul Sauce” by The Idaly Sisters with the X-Periment. Another post from Asian Pop.
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(27 votes, average: 3.89 out of 5) Loading ...Shades of Ray
Ray Charles et les Raylettes. Ray left Ahmet Ertegun’s R&B label in 1959 to join ABC-Paramount. Some feel his work was never as raw and rockin’ again. This nice French picture sleeve was contributed by Fred Siebert who, like Ahmet, has discriminating taste and continues to discover and promote new artists (now through sites such as Channel Frederator.com)
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Still love those Brazilian records. Found this on another great site (just wish I could read it!)
Check out the Microgrooves blog here.
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Another fine cover from Singapore and Asian 60’s Pop Music. Cooool.
(33 votes, average: 3.88 out of 5) Loading ...These guys are the Schytts
From the Schytts myspace page: “For a lot of ages now, since aerly in the middle of 1968, we have brought our mark of by far musice to people of our country, and China also in dovesound. We have stipulated with many in the worlds. Now enjoying of ours fine becoming obsolete to the future coldplay confesses reactive ideas.”
I don’t know what to say.
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Har-You Percussion Group on ORO Records (a subsidiary of ESP). Very rare pressing and the only LP by this Latin soul group led by master conga player Montego Joe as part of the the HARlem YOUth program of the 1960’s. Jackie McLean worked with the group at one point as well. A fantastic raw mix of funky bass, heavy drums, burning horn lines and soulful vocals. Considered one of the great Latin records of all-time.
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Found a neat site called Vinyl Mysteries. Check it out.
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Teacher of love
Another nice cover image from the Brazilian music site www.loronix.blogspot.com
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Above is The Beatles “butcher cover” perhaps the most famous, strangest, rarest and most controversial album cover ever released (if only briefly) and from the world’s biggest band. Below is the 1966 recall letter from the publicity dept. at Capitol.
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