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It started in Miami, quite by accident as a matter of fact. While experimenting with a new piece of equipment; the Roland 808 drum machine, producer Amos Larkins II accidentally left the sustain setting up on the bass knob while recording a track. The...

Inspired by the mid-1960's Latin brass explosion spearheaded by Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass, Pete Galladoro and his Latin Brass were part of a whole West Coast movement of bands capitalizing on the infectious Mexicali rhythm and brass sounds that...

Inspired by a benefit event for a feminist organization in late-'70s Montreal, nine young women, all active in other musical groups, formed Wondeur Brass - a free jazz/punk/new wave inspired band consisting of all brass plus piano and drums. By 1985,...

Ingram, the first family of Philly Soul, are featured here relaying a soulful jazzy vibe, showcasing the amazing instrumental strength of the band. All selections newly remastered.1. Fine Wine 2. Positive Change 3. End of the Road 4. Inner City Swing 5...

Informally known as the "Numa Numa Song," "Dragostea din tei," the massively successful Romanian language single by the Moldovan pop group O-Zone is given a complete dance makeover and performed here by DJ Party including bonus instrumental and acapella...

Influenced by the likes of Buddy Holly, Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran, Elvis and many more of the early rockers, vocalist Troy Shondell became a singing idol while still in his teens. He first broke into the limelight in 1961 with "This Time," a song...

In the mid 1980's dance medleys reached an all-time high. Clubb Shott's mash-up "Steppin' Out with Maniac" combined the Joe Jackson hit "Steppin' Out" with Michael Sembello's synth-pop hit "Maniac." This was the answer/follow up to "Billie Jean"/"Do It...

In the late 40's and early 50's, the Cuban bandleader Luis Santi was a top attraction in the Havana nightclubs, appeared regularly on Cuban television and was a featured artist on Cuban radio station CMQ in Havana throughout the 50's. His appeal was not...

In the late 40's and early 50's, the Cuban bandleader Luis Santi was a top attraction in the Havana nightclubs, appeared regularly on Cuban television and was a featured artist on Cuban radio station CMQ in Havana throughout the 50's. His appeal was not...

In the late 40's and early 50's, the Cuban bandleader Luis Santi was a top attraction in the Havana nightclubs, appeared regularly on Cuban television and was a featured artist on Cuban radio station CMQ in Havana throughout the 50's. His appeal was not...

In the annals of Soul Music history, there are a handful of recording artists whose relatively short-lived careers give rise to the stuff of legends. Such is the case with Linda Jones who died in 1972 at the tender age of twenty-eight from complications...

In the annals of soul music history, singer/songwriter/producer/entrepreneur/publisher/label owner George Kerr will always be considered an instrumental figure in the music's development. After a stint as a replacement for Little Anthony with the...