Two breathless emissions from the depths of the D.
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From the Prince of Techno 12″ on UR, 1991
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From Tresor 100 (Tresor Compilation Vol. 6), 1998
The Prince of Techno
From Tresor 100 (Tresor Compilation Vol. 6), 1998
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Unknown Groove
This is from one of the many anonymous/bootleg soul/funk 12inches out there. Not sure who the artist is but the song is called “Midnight Groove.”
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Walking on Disco Edits
A Re-edit of a Shep Pettibone Re-edit of the classic by Rockers Revenge. And yes, that funny looking white man made the original. His name is Arthur Baker.
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Posted in Disco, Electro, Funk, New Wave, Soul Tagged 1982, Arthur Baker, Disco, Electro, Re-edit, Rockers Revenge, Team Everything Leave a comment
Bodies on the streets
Pre-punk post-punk funk? The sound of the rust belt collapsing on itself.
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Darondo
A Bay Area legend with a smokey smooth voice.
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Electro Neil
From Neil Young’s album “Trans” released on Geffen in 1982.The Rolling Stone review is pretty amusing:
“But no sooner does this wisp of pleasantry fade than out issues the programmed thud-thud of a computer drum, Joined by an ethereal wash of synthesizer, heralding the arrival of the androids.”
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The other Ronnie
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Posted in Disco, Funk, Jazz, Smooth, Soul Tagged 1976, Blue Note Records, Disco, Funk, Ronnie Laws, Soul Leave a comment
Live in 1987
This is what I imagine when Martin talks about Glastonbury. But it’s actually New Order, live in Woolwich, Coronet Febuary 4th, 1987. Very tinny recording. Absolutely gorgeous song.
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