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A fantastic bit of tripped out funk! Cane & Able were one of the many groups that came out of the collective surrounding the Lafayette Afro-Rock Band in the early 70s -- and like that group, Cane & Able draw on a wide range of influences to create a heavy funky sound. The album mixes the African influences used by the LARB with more of a hard soul vocal approach, with some cuts sounding a bit like material from Atlantic albums of the late 60s, but handled with more of a fuzzy edge. Includes a great funky reading of Wilson Pickett's "Don't Knock My Love", a cover of "Who's Gonna Take The Weight", and the long tripped-out groover "Girl You Move Me"! © 1996-2010, Dusty Groove America, Inc.

Line-up: French Thompson (Lead Vocals,Arrangements), Blinky Bostic (Conga,Timbale), Garland Edwards (Guitar), Norris Ridguard (Trumpet,Valve,Trombone), Pee Wee Carter (Drums), George Alford (Trumpet,Vocal), Doc Brown (Bass), Billy Ellis (Alto & Tenor Sax).

1. Girl You Move Me
2. Starchild
3. Who's Gonna Take The Weight
4. Don't Knock My Love
5. Green Grass
6. Toe Hold
7. Found A Child

Enjoy. Back soon. Peace!!

2004 remaster CD listing:

1. Big City (full length version) (Bo Hansson and Gunnar Bergsten)
2. Divided Reality
3. Elidor
4. Before the Rain (Bo Hansson and Gunnar Bergsten)
5. Filke
6. Playing Downhill into the Downs
7. Findhorn's Song
8. The Awakening
8. Wandering Song
9. Sun (Parallell [sic] or 90) (Bo Hansson and Kenny Hakansson)
10. Excursion with Complications
11. City (edited version) (Bo Hansson and Gunnar Bergsten)
12. Waltz at Dawn (out-take from album sessions) (Bo Hansson and Kenny Hakansson)
All music composed by Bo Hansson except where indicated.

Musicians

Bo Hansson - Organ, guitars and slide bass
Rune Carlsson - Drums, congas and cowbell
Kenny Hakansson - Guitars
Gunnar Bergsten - Saxophone and flute
Sten Bergman - Flute
Bobo Stensson - Piano on 'Wandering Song'
Owe Gustavsson - Bass on 'Wandering Song'
Pelle Ekman - Drums on 'Wandering Song'

This 1977 release from Swedish prog rock composer and musician Bo Hansson includes "Born Of The Gentle South" and "Legend And Light." REMASTERED reissue of the Swedish progressive rock act's 1977 album includes one previously unreleased bonus track 'Migration Suite'

Track listing

Born in the Gentle South (*)
Allegro for a Rescue
Legend & Light(*)
Trial and Adversity
The Twice - Victory
The Kingdom Brightly Shines
Migration Suite (Live studio recording - bonus track on 2004 CD)(*)

The Line-up:
Bo Hansson - Piano, keyboards, guitar, bass guitar, tambourine, production, mixing
Kenny Hakansson - Guitar, bass guitar
Bo Skoglund - Drums, maracas
Goran Lagerberg - Bass guitar
Tomas Netzler - Bass guitar
Sten Bergman - Flute
Torbjorn Ekman - Wooden flute
Fredrik Noren - Drums
Pontus Olsson - engineering, production, mixing

Interesting find.

1. Entropy (Part C - Count And Estimate)
2. Six Days (DJ Shadow Remix)
3. 89.9 Megamix
4. Drums Of Death
5. Midnight In A Perfect World (DJ Shadow Remix)
6. The Good The Bad And The Chutney
7. Holy Calamity (Bear Witness II)
8. Meiso (DJ Shadow Remix)
9. Hardcore (Instrumental) Hip Hop
10. Organ Donor (Extended Overhaul)
11. Waiting List (DJ Shadow/Automator Mix)
12. The Gloaming (DJ Shadow Remix)
13. Zimbabwe Legit (Shadow's Legitimate Mix [199])
14. Hot Breath
15. Lonely Soul

Based on the classic "break" by folk artist Donovan, and in turn based on the Jazz/Funk cover by the world famous "Connie Price & the Keystones," STARKILLER has ventured out once again into to unknown, only to return with the sexy, elctro, rock/funk that only they can supply. Recorded with two new members, and over the course of a two week period in Sept. of '08, I'm sure this joint will inspire some, and please most. Download it, share it, and play this MUH-FUCKER as much as humanly possible... And don't worry, you ain't seen nothing yet!!!

Probably more of the same, as far as I'm concerned, but it does contain has some sick-ass samples... And the title of the album makes me smile every time. Give it a listen, I'm sure you're bound to find something you'll like. Back soon. Peace!

Well, here's some "Dan the Automater" for that ass... If it wasn't for the contributions featuring Del, Sadat X, Grand Puba, and Shadow, this album wouldn't be more then a pop meets underground mish-mash album... Hey, strictly my opinion. But get it. Contains "Holy Calamity."

Yo! Much respect to "Taka" for bringing this one to light for us all. As a lot of you frequenters know, I've been looking for this one for quite some time. Enjoy this, it's as hot as the album itself. I know theres some tracks missing, but fuck it! And if you got, don't hesitate to share it. Peace, y'all. Back soon...

I'm sorry, but I can't get enough of this guy... And with the latest in-fighting that's been taking place with-in the clan, he still remains to be the hardest working member of that group. Been looking for this one for a while, and I'm happy to bring this one to all you cats. In "Fish-scale Samples" vain, I bring this to you. Enjoy. And if you got that "Ironman" instrumentals, DO NOT HESITATE TO HIT ME UP!!! Peace!

Well, Mr. Henry's post reminded me of this other little nugget that came out as the flip-side of Shadow's "Pre-Emptive Strike." It's a good mix, and has some off the hook arrangements by our man DJ Q-Bert. Get it, if you don't got it or haven't heard it. And if you have it, go home and listen to yours. Reminisce of the days when Shadow was on top... Enjoy. Peace!

In my continued search to complete my DJ Shadow discography, I came across this nice little nugget at my new favourite hang-out Henry\'s House of Sound. It seems that this bonus cd was only made available for the folks that purchased the "Private Press" on-line through a particular website. Reminds me of the limited 2nd CD that came with the 1st pressing of "Pre-Emptive Strike." Anyways, enjoy guys. Back soon. Peace!

1. Stem (LP Version)
2. Red Bus Needs to Leave!
3. Long Stem
4. Soup

Threw a couple of extra goodies in there for you as well. Enjoy. This pretty much closes out the month of September for me. See you guys in a few days. Back soon. Peace.

Track Listing:
1. Intro
2. High Noon
3. Devil's Advocate (heaven v. hell bonus beat)
4. Organ Donor (extended overhaul)

I remeber discovering Shadow when "Endtroducing" came out, and totally being blown away. I mean that guy completely changed the musical direction in my life... "High Noon" did the same exact thing...

Track Listing:
A) DJ Shadow: Lost & Found [S.F.L.]
B) DJ Krush: Kemuri

Formats:
** the original was only released as a 12 inch single.
the re-issue was released on vinyl and compact disc.

Contains one of my favourite DJ Shadow joints ever...