Two storming Northern Soul classics back-to-back for the first time. Recorded in the glory years of soul music 1966/67 and perfectly paced for Seventies UK dancefloor action.
RON HOLDEN was born to a prominent black Seattle family in 1939 and was a high school football star. His singing talents were first noticed by police officer Larry Nelson after Holden found himslef in the cells after a night on the booze. Officer Nelson went on to form the ‘Nite Owl’ label and recorded Ron Holden on the #7 Billboard hit “Love You So”. Holden recorded “I’ll Forgive And Forget” for ‘Challenge’ in ’67, produced by label-mate Jerry Fuller.
JERRY FULLER was born into a country music family in Fort Worth, Texas in 1938. He signed to Gene Autry’s ‘Challenge’ label in 1959 and hit with “Tennesssee Waltz” ahead of penning the six-million seller for “Travelin’ Man” for Ricky Nelson (although it was intended for Sam Cooke). The self-penned “Double Life” was released in ‘66 and later achieved iconic status in the UK.
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- A1: Harlem Universal (Feat Herb Mcgruff) (2 27)
- A2: You Aint Gotta Chance (Feat Nas) (2 44)
- A3: Rhn (Real Harlem N*Ggas) (Feat Errol Holden) (2 36)
- A4: Fred Samuel Playground (Feat Method Man) (3 03)
- A5: All Alone (Quiet Storm Mix) (1 35)
- A6: Big Lee & Reg (Feat Errol Holden) (3 51)
- A7: 7 Minute Freestyle (Feat Jay-Z) (3 15)
- B1: Forever (Feat Mac Miller & Pale Jay) (2 32)
- B2: Doo Wop Freestyle ('99) (Feat Joe Budden) (1 25)
- B3: Stretch & Bob Freestyle ('98) (Feat Donlad Phinazee & Sacha Jenkins) (2 48)
- B4: Grants Tomb '97 (Jazzmobile) (Feat Joey Badass, Bvngs & Ron G) (2 50)
- B5: Live At Rock N Will '92 (Feat Showbiz) (3 20)
- B6: How Will I Make It (Park West High School Mix) (3 52)
- B7: Put The Mic Down (Feat Fergie Baby & Party Arty - Bonus Track) (2 02)
Vinyl[23,11 €]
Prolific songwriter and guitar virtuoso David
Tattersall presents 11 new songs on themes of
memory, dreams, loneliness and love, featuring
nylon string guitar improvisations in the vein of
gypsy jazz legend Django Reinhardt.
The David Tattersall Group are old friends who
rehearsed together for months in a small, smoky,
sweaty room, before recording the album on a
huge red boat moored on the River Thames, all
vintage microphones and wooden walls inside.
Friendship is a vital part of the record’s magic.
Stylistic influences include Ronnie Lane, after
whom one song is named, and the nylon-string
guitar work of Jonathan Richman and Willie
Nelson. A pastoral mood prevails, with swells of
melancholic violin and Spaghetti Western
harmonica, backed by honky-tonk piano and the
dry drum sounds of Neil Young’s ‘Harvest’ period,
while the golden voice of Holly Holden adds a
touch of glamour to proceedings.
David’s process includes much musical
improvisation and stream of consciousness writing,
but his end goal is to couple classic songwriting
with the collective chemistry of musicians playing
live in the studio. His lyrical influences include Tom
Verlaine, John Cooper Clarke and the New York
School of Poets, particularly James Schuyler.
Pressed on 140g white vinyl with OBI strip.
Includes digital download code
- A1: Class Compliance – Cuadro
- A2: Cotonete – Super Vilain Wants Love (Dj Deep & Romain Poncet Remix)
- A3: James Holden & The Animal Spirits – The Neverending
- B1: Bantu Clan Vs. Sarabi – Africa Ni Leo (Esa & Nonku Phiri Kaap Mix)
- B2: Shina Williams & His African Percussionists – Agboju Logun
- C1: Lucas Croon – Türkischer Tee
- C2: Mille & Hirsch – Pentagon Flow
- D1: Typesun – Last Home (Dj Nature Remix)
- D2: Brandi Ifgray – Bones (Maurice Fulton Vibe Mix)
- D3: Ben Sturm – Francebeat
- E1: Toshio Matsuura Group – At Les
- E2: Marni – Floor Of Soul
- E3: Oliver Kieser – Oscura Serenata
- F1: Aera – Line Of Conception
- F2: Martin Buttrich – Meeting Dave Dish
- F3: All Is Well – Day Two
- G1: Arnau Obiols & Kayyak – Tunacheza
- G2: Kevin Yost – Another World (Original Mix)
- G3: Ron Deacon Feat. Johanna Jaeremo – Untitled B2
- H1: Don Carlos – Mediterraneo
- H2: Rudoulpho – Sunday Afternoon
2024 Repress
Cool - gelassen - überraschend: Volume 15 dieser superlativen Serie wurde wieder von Compost’s Mentor Michael Reinboth zusammengestellt. Das pralle Paket birgt 21 Tracks, davon 8 exklusive unveröffentlichte Delikatessen und gibt es als 4-LP / 2xCD. Viel Vergnügen.
Die exklusiven Tracks kommen von: Area (schätze, man kennt seine brillianten Innervisions Veröffentlichungen), Arnau Obiols & KAYYAK (schwer von Gilles Peterson gefeatured, ihre EP “Chang‘an” war in seiner 2021 top 5 Liste), Ron Deacon (gehört zur Workshop-Crew mit Move D, Even Tuell and Kassem Mosse), Class Compliance, oh man was für ein Hammer Track, Mille & Hirsch (Operatoren des feinen Polish Records - Labels), All Is Well (dahinter steckt natürlich Fred Everything), Ben Sturm (ein neues Talent aus Leipzig’s viraler Underground Szene) und Oliver Kieser (bestens bekannt als Teil von Kieser & Velten mit einigen Platten auf G-Stone).
Gut, schön, wie immer, fast alle Tracks sind wunderbare Hybride, perfekt für jedes eklektische Set, aber auch für den entspannten Genuss von Wein, Bier, härterem oder grünem Zeug. Vielleicht besonders zu erwähnen wäre der Esa Williams Remix von Bantu Clan Vs Sarabi and Kevin Yost’s Original Mix von “Another World”, die gab es so in den Versionen bisher nicht auf Vinyl.
Diverse Magazine haben die Future Sounds Of Jazz als eine der besten Compilation - Serien aller Zeiten gewählt. Wir sind geschmeichelt. Mit dem Start der Reihe 1995 wurde das Genre Future Jazz quasi aus der Taufe gehoben, unetabliert.
Auf seinem neuen Album „INTROSPECTIO“ vermischt der Schweizer Solo-Akkordeonspieler Mario Batkovic klassische Elemente mit zeitgenössischer Musik, räumt mit Klischees und Vorurteilen auf und nimmt den Hörer mit auf eine Reise durch unendliche Klangwelten.
An den Aufnahmen mitgewirkt haben neben „electronic Wizard“ James Holden auch ex-BEAK>-Mitglied Matthew Williams aka MXLX, Schlagzeuger Clive Deamer (Radiohead/Portishead/Robert Plant/Roni Size), Saxophonist Colin Stetson sowie der Konzertchor Cantus Domus.
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