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The Sound Stylistics, Shake and Hip Drop - 45s On “Shake and Hip Drop” the band get down and dirty, providing pounding drums, driving bass, strutting guitars and JB style horn rasps for Noel McKoy to lay his Godfather of Soul (RIP) style vocals atop. |
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THE BRAND NEW RHYTHM, fourth deepfunk track on 45s. (Ltd. 500 copies - BNR Records) Long-awaited hard played doublesider from the BNR Band. "Mamacita" and "Chew The Fat" are great underground clubtracks from the BNR-Tour in Mexico City 2003. Four years later released BNR Records these great funk tracks on 45's. Full of funky jams, breaks and soul based beats with lots of uptempo party cuts. Heavy drums, crazy funky organ, sharp cuts and raw funk vocals. |
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THE MIGHTY SHOW-STOPPERS bw ESPERANTO This time The Mighty Show Stoppers swing by with their highly charged cover of Dave Cortez and the Moon People's "Hippy Skippy Moon Strut". Esperanto serve up a heavy version of the Al Foster Band's "Night Of The Wolf" - a rare 45 if ever there was! Toughening up the drums and arrangements, the band deliver a respectful update to this classic tune. |
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Deep Street Soul – Get Down HQ Great double sider from Australia Just released on Cassandra & John Idem’s "Jay Cee's" label, the debut 45 draws on tracks first laid down during their original rehearsal sessions back in 06. Getdown HQ play’s like The JB’s doing a blaxsploitation soundtrack whilst deep street strut with its 60’s drum breaks & 70’s wah/clav interplay heads deep into Betty Davis territory. Contact us for this 45’s record… we sell it!
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