- A1: Bob Marley - Sun Is Shining
- A2: Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters - Soul Fire
- A3: Cornell Campbell - No Good Girl
- A4: Don Carlos - Rivers Of Babylon
- A5: Gregory Isaacs - Oh What A Feeling
- A6: The Wailers - I Shot The Sheriff (Instrumental)
- B1: Ini Kamoze - World A Music
- B2: Barrington Levy - Warm And Sunny Day
- B3: The Tamlins - Baltimore
- B4: Dennis Brown - Revolution
- B5: Sugar Minott - Rub A Dub Sounds
- B6: Horace Andy - Cus Cus
- C1: Freddy Mcgregor - Big Ship Sailing
- C2: Michael Rose - Artibella
- C3: Bob Marley - Soul Rebel
- C4: John Holt - I've Got To Get Away
- C5: Jimmy Riley - Sexual Healing
- C6: Yellowman - Zungguzungguguzungguzeng
- D1: Black Uhuru - Sinsemilla
- D2: Clint Eastwood - Love Story
- D3: Jackie Edwards - Let Me Go Girl
- D4: U-Brown - Tu Sheng Peng
- D5: Jackie Edwards - Angel Of Love
- D6: The Heptones - Island Woman
- E3: Chaka Demus & Pliers - Murder She Wrote
- E4: Sly & Robbie - Hot You're Hot
- E5: Max Romeo - Material Man
- E6: Wayne Smith - Under Me Sleng Teng
- F1: Derrick Morgan - Sensimella
- F2: Maxi Priest - Only A Smile
- F3: Alton Ellis - I'm Still In Love
- F4: Sly & Robbie Feat. Simply Red - Night Nurse (Radio Mix)
- F5: Sister Nancy - Bam Bam
- F6: Beres Hammond & Zap Pow - Last War
- G1: Ranking Dread - Fattie Boom Boom
- G2: Mighty Diamonds - I Need A Roof
- G3: Capleton - That Day Will Come
- G4: Errol Dunkley - Ok Fred
- G5: Ken Boothe - Artibella
- G6: Eek-A-Mouse - Ganga Smuggling
- H1: John Holt - Police In Helicopter
- H2: Marcia Aitken - I'm Still In Love With You
- H3: Althea & Donna - Uptown Top Ranking
- H4: Johnny Osbourne - Jahoviah
- H5: Winston Mcanuff & Fixi - Garden Of Love
- H6: Gregory Isaacs - Babylon Too Rough
- I1: Matthew Mcanuff - Be Careful
- I2: Morgan Heritage - The Return
- I3: Dillinger - Cool Operator
- I4: Inna De Yard Feat. Ken Boothe - Let The Water Run Dry
- E1: Marcia Griffiths - Come See About Me
- I5: Alborosie - No Cocaine
- I6: Alpha Blondy - Cocody Rock
- J1: Clinton Fearon - This Morning
- J2: Horace Andy - Ain't No Sunshine
- J3: Tom Fire Feat Matthew Mcanuff - Brainwash
- J4: Soom T - Politic Man
- J5: Biga Ranx - Liquid Sunshine
- J6: Ricky Grant - Rocky Road
- E2: Black Uhuru - I Love King Selassie
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- A1: Jumpin’ Jack Flash
- A2: Live With Me
- A3: Neighbours
- A4: Hand Of Fate
- B1: No Expectations
- B2: Beast Of Burden
- B3: Stray Cat Blues
- C1: Dance, Part 1
- C2: Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (With Solomon Burke)
- C3: That’s How Strong My Love Is
- C4: Going To A Go-Go
- D1: Thru And Thru
- D2: You Don’t Have To Mean It
- D3: Can’t You Hear Me Knocking
- E1: Rock Me Baby
- E2: Bitch
- E3: Honky Tonk Women
- E4: Start Me Up
- F1: Brown Sugar
- F2: Tumbling Dice
Swirl 3LP[50,84 €]
The Rolling Stones embarked on the Licks World Tour in 2002 & 2003 to celebrate their 40th anniversary, featuring the band performing in arenas and stadiums, in addition to the occasional theater. In November 2002, the Stones arrived in Los Angeles to perform at a packed Wiltern Theatre, treating fans to a set heavy on rarities which feel right at home in such an intimate setting. While some of the hits are performed, this night at the Wiltern is for the rarely played classics, including “Stray Cat Blues”, “No Expectations” and a cover of “Everybody Needs Somebody To Love” featuring a guest spot by the legendary Solomon Burke, who opened the show that night.
- A1: Jumpin’ Jack Flash
- A2: Live With Me
- A3: Neighbours
- A4: Hand Of Fate
- B1: No Expectations
- B2: Beast Of Burden
- B3: Stray Cat Blues
- C1: Dance, Part 1
- C2: Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (With Solomon Burke)
- C3: That’s How Strong My Love Is
- C4: Going To A Go-Go
- D1: Thru And Thru
- D2: You Don’t Have To Mean It
- D3: Can’t You Hear Me Knocking
- E1: Rock Me Baby
- E2: Bitch
- E3: Honky Tonk Women
- E4: Start Me Up
- F1: Brown Sugar
- F2: Tumbling Dice
Black 3LP[50,84 €]
The Rolling Stones embarked on the Licks World Tour in 2002 & 2003 to celebrate their 40th anniversary, featuring the band performing in arenas and stadiums, in addition to the occasional theater. In November 2002, the Stones arrived in Los Angeles to perform at a packed Wiltern Theatre, treating fans to a set heavy on rarities which feel right at home in such an intimate setting. While some of the hits are performed, this night at the Wiltern is for the rarely played classics, including “Stray Cat Blues”, “No Expectations” and a cover of “Everybody Needs Somebody To Love” featuring a guest spot by the legendary Solomon Burke, who opened the show that night.
FOR FANS OF: LED ZEPPELIN, AC/DC, THE DOORS.
THE ROLLING STONES Live, aufgenommen und übertragen durch einen lokalen Radiosender im Jahr 1981. Diese Schallplatte, gepresst in pinkem
Vinyl, enthält u.a. die Hits & Klassiker You Can't Always Get What You Want, Brown Sugar, Satisfaction und viele mehr. Strikt limitiert.
- Don't Let Your Love Fade Away
- I'm Gonna Get Your Thing
- I'm Gonna Get You
- The Hen Part I
- Cry Night And Day
- I've Lived The Life
- The Fabulous Rhythm Makers
- I'll Never Be Satisfied
- You Confuse Me Baby
- Baby You Love Is Amazing
- Lookin' Good
- Daddy Don't Know About Sugar Bear
- Whatever You Do (Do It Good)
- Is It Really That Bad
- Baby Be Good
- All Along I've Loved You
- I've Got To Have Somebody's Love
- Super Black
- With Fun In My Life
- Reaching For Our Star
- Nothing I'd Rather Be (Than Your Weakness)
- Give Me Love
- Dearest Lover
- Live And Let Live
- Don't Fade Away
- We Need More (But Somebody Gotta Sacrifice)
- Ya Gotta Be Doing It
- Skate Boogaloo And Karate Too
Black Vinyl[32,73 €]
From 1967-1980, Kansas City's Forte Records captured nearly every iteration of popular Black music; basement beehiver-y from The Ray-Ons and Four Darlings, funky soul from Gene Williams Lee Harris, Louis Chachere, and The Fantastiks, downtempo disco ballads from James W hitney and Sharon Revoal, and the newly independent work of James Brown's former Soul Sister # 1 Marva Whitney. Compiled here are 28 of the label's enduring sides, contextualized with copious photos, ephemera, and essay, all housed in heavy weight gatefold jacket. Who knows how to do "The Hen"?
- Don't Let Your Love Fade Away
- I'm Gonna Get Your Thing
- I'm Gonna Get You
- The Hen Part I
- Cry Night And Day
- I've Lived The Life
- The Fabulous Rhythm Makers
- I'll Never Be Satisfied
- You Confuse Me Baby
- Baby You Love Is Amazing
- Lookin' Good
- Daddy Don't Know About Sugar Bear
- Whatever You Do (Do It Good)
- Is It Really That Bad
- Baby Be Good
- All Along I've Loved You
- I've Got To Have Somebody's Love
- Super Black
- With Fun In My Life
- Reaching For Our Star
- Nothing I'd Rather Be (Than Your Weakness)
- Give Me Love
- Dearest Lover
- Live And Let Live
- Ya Gotta Be Doing It
- Skate Boogaloo And Karate Too
- Don't Fade Away
- We Need More (But Somebody Gotta Sacrifice)
Blue Vinyl[35,76 €]
From 1967-1980, Kansas City's Forte Records captured nearly every iteration of popular Black music; basement beehiver-y from The Ray-Ons and Four Darlings, funky soul from Gene Williams Lee Harris, Louis Chachere, and The Fantastiks, downtempo disco ballads from James W hitney and Sharon Revoal, and the newly independent work of James Brown's former Soul Sister # 1 Marva Whitney. Compiled here are 28 of the label's enduring sides, contextualized with copious photos, ephemera, and essay, all housed in heavy weight gatefold jacket. Who knows how to do "The Hen"?
- A1: The Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight
- A2: Frankie Smith - Double Dutch Bus
- A3: Syl Johnson - Ms Fine Brown Frame
- A4: The Whispers - And The Beat Goes On
- A5: T-Connection - At Midnight
- B1: Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - The Message
- B2: Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa
- B3: B B. & Q. Band - On The Beat
- B4: Bobby Byrd - Back From The Dead
- B5: Change - You're My Number 1
- B6: Carl Douglas - Kung Fu Fighting
- C1: Shalamar - A Night To Remember
- C2: Midnight Star - Midas Touch
- C3: The Beginning Of The End - Funky Nassau
- C4: Traks - Long Train Runnin
- C5: James Brown - Funky Men
- C6: Imagination - Music & Lights
- D1: Patrice Rushen - Forget Me Nots
- D2: Gwen Mccrae - All This Love I'm Givin
- D3: Fat Larry's Band - Act Like You Know
- D4: George Mccrae - I Get Lifted
- D5: Barry White - Change
- A1: Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose – Big Time Lover
- A2: Brown Sugar – The Game Is Over (What’s The Matter With You)
- A3: Tavares – Too Late
- A4: George Soule – Get Involved
- A5: Bettye Swann – (My Heart Is) Closed For The Season
- A6: Z.z. Hill – That Ain’t The Way You Make Love
- B1: The Rance Allen Group – Reason To Survive
- B2: Leon Haywood – Consider The Source
- B3: Charles Williams – Standing In The Way
- B4: Peabo Bryson – Why Don’t You Make Up Your Mind
- B5: Enchantment – Thank You Girl For Loving Me
- B6: C.m. Lord – Oh Mama (Your Daughter’s A Woman Tonight)
The architects of soul are back with “Big Time Lover”, a 12-track vinyl LP album with highlights from this year’s “Soul On The Real Side #15” CD collection Tracks here are the building blocks of modern soul with a play list of mid-tempo Northern and Crossover Soul – classics and rarities.
It's brought to you from the West Midlands – the stomping ground of Real Side Records founder member Mr Tee.
The LP is packed with modern soul gems all culled from the incredible Captipl Reords soul legacy. They need little introduction to the UK rare soul scene, but here is a snapshot of a few highlights.
Our show opens care of the million-selling group Cornelious Brothers & Sister Rose from Dania Beach, Florida. They shot to fame in 1971 with their hit “Treat Her Like A Lady” and the follow-up “Too Late To Turn Back Now”, both certified gold discs. Here we feature the title track of their 1973 album Big Time Lover.
Trk. 2, “The Game Is Over”, is by the short lived California girl group Brown Sugar featuring the one-hit-wonder Phyllis Nelson. The legendary Tavares Brothers perform trk. 3 while George Soule leads the way on trk. 4 with his #35 R&B hit “Get Involved”. Bettye Swann from Shreveport, Louisiana, delivers a heartrending performance on “My Heart Is Closed...” (trk. 5), her debut recording for Capitol in 1968.
The album closes with the fabulous C. M. Lord “Oh Mama
(Your Daughter’s A Woman Tonight)”
D'Angelo is an American R&B and neo soul singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and record producer. His debut solo album, Brown Sugar, released in July 1995, received rave reviews and was certified Platinum in the US. Following this, D'Angelo embarked on a hiatus before releasing Voodoo in January 2000 which debuted at number one, its lead single "Untitled (How Does It Feel)", was a smash on the R&B charts and won a Grammy for Best Male R&B Vocal; likewise, Voodoo won for Best R&B Album. Both albums are pressed as 180g heavyweight LPs and include an audio download voucher.
- A1: Time Is On My Side
- A2: Heart Of Stone
- A3: Play With Fire
- A4: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
- A5: As Tears Go By
- A6: Get Off Of My Cloud
- B1: Mother's Little Helper
- B2: 19Th Nervous Breakdown
- B3: Paint It, Black
- B4: Under My Thumb
- B5: Ruby Tuesday
- B6: Let's Spend The Night Together
- C1: Jumpin' Jack Flash
- C2: Street Fighting Man
- C3: Sympathy For The Devil
- C4: Honky Tonk Women
- C5: Gimme Shelter
- D1: Midnight Rambler (Live)
- D2: You Can't Always Get What You Want
- D3: Brown Sugar
- D4: Wild Horses
- A1: Rapper's Delight - The Sugarhill Gang
- A2: The Breaks - Kurtis Blow
- A3: The Message - Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five
- A4: Guess Who's Back - Rakim
- A5: Intergalactic - Beastie Boys
- B1: Gravel Pit - Wu-Tang Clan
- B2: Regulate - Warren G Ft Nate Dogg
- B3: Get Me Home - Foxy Brown Ft Blackstreet
- B4: Push It - Salt-N-Pepa
- B5: Fight The Power - Public Enemy
- C1: The Real Slim Shady - Eminem
- C2: X- Szibit
- C3: Gimme Some More - Busta Rhymes
- C4: Ms Jackson - Outkast
- C5: Beautiful - Snoop Dogg Ft Pharrell. Uncle Charlie Wilson
- D1: Nuthin' But A "G" Thang - Dr Dre Ft. Snoop Dogg
- D2: Mama Said Knock You Out - Ll Cool J
- D3: Paid In Full - Eric B & Rakim
- D4: Da Rockwilder - Method Man, Redman
- D5: Straight Outta Compton - N W.a
- E1: In Da Club - 50 Cent
- E2: No Diggity - Blackstreet Ft Dr. Dre, Queen Pen
- E3: I Got 5 On It - Luniz Ft Michael Marshall
- E4: Fu-Gee-La - Fugees
- E5: X Gon' Give It To Ya - Dmx
- F1: Super Freaky Girl - Nicki Minaj
- F2: U Can't Touch This - M C. Hammer
- F3: How Many Licks? - Lil' Kim Ft Sisqo
- F4: Get Back - Ludacris
- F5: Can I Kick It? - A Tribe Called Quest
- G1: Mfg - Die Fantastischen Vier
- G2: Ahnma - Beginner Ft Gzuz & Gentleman
- G3: Cruisen - Massive Töne
- G4: Bon Voyage - Deichkind Ft Nina
- G5: Dickes B - Seeed Ft Black Kappa
- H1: 2002 - Sido Ft Apache 207
- H2: A-N-N-A - Freundeskreis
- H3: Ohne Dich - Kasimir1441, Badmómzjay, Wildbwoys
- H4: Bamba - Luciano Ft Bia & Aitch
- H5: Humble - Kendrick Lamar
- H6: Locked Up - Akon
”Guess Who’s Back” - Hip-Hop is! Das beliebte Genre ist aus der Musiklandschaft nicht mehr wegzudenken und feiert dieses Jahr sein 50-jähriges Jubiläum! Zu diesem Anlass erscheint das brandneue Album „HipHop At Fifty (50 Jahre Hip-Hop)“ mit vielen Hits aus den Anfangsjahren des Genres sowie zahlreichen deutschen und internationalen Chartstürmern. Eins ist sicher – dieses Album kommt ”Straight Outta Compton”!
Mit Oldschool-Pionier*innen wie Dr. Dre, Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes, LL COOL J, 50 Cent, DMX, Lil’ Kim, Fugees als auch mit deutschen Rap-Größen wie Die Fantastischen Vier, Luciano, Sido, Apache 207, Seeed oder Deichkind hat das Album einiges zu bieten.
Ob die groovigen Sounds von ”Super Freaky Girl”, die explosive Rap Power von ”Bamba”, der weltweite Club-Klassiker ”In Da Club” oder der funky Vibe mit harschen Lyrics des Klassikers von ”The Real Slim Shady” – diese Mischung sorgt für die volle Ladung Hip-Hop!
Erhältlich als 4LP, 3CD, eAlbum und im Streaming ab dem 29. September 2023!
- A1: Imagination - Just An Illusion
- A2: Carl Douglas - Kung Fu Fighting
- A3: Bobby Byrd - Back From The Dead
- A4: Johnny Guitar Watson - Superman Lover
- A5: Barry White - Change
- B1: Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five - The Message
- B2: The Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight
- B3: Gwen Mccrae - All This Love I'm Givin
- B4: Syl Johnson - Ms. Fine Brown Frame
- B5: Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa
- C1: Patrice Rushen - Forget Me Nots
- C2: James Brown - Funky Men
- C3: The Salsoul Orchestra Feat. Loleatta Holloway - Runaway
- C4: Traks - Long Train Runnin
- C5: First Choice - Let No Man Put Asunder
- D1: Fat Larry’s Band - Act Like You Know (Radio Mix)
- D2: Frankie Smith - Double Dutch Bus
- D3: Loleatta Holloway - Love Sensation (Original 7” Version)
- D4: Positive Force - We Got The Funk
- D5: Imagination - Music & Lights
- D6: The Whispers - And The Beat Goes On
All the essential tracks of Funk, sung by the greatest legends of the genre, gathered in a double vinyl, with :
Johnny "Guitar" Watson - Imagination - Grandmaster Flash - James Brown - Loleatta Holloway - The Whispers - First Choice - Barry White - The Sugarhill Gang - Syl Johnson...
NEW 45 BY DEEP-FUNK PIONEER LUCKY BROWN RECORDED DURING THE NOW LEGENDARY SPACE DREAM SESSIONS!
In around 2001, Joel Ricci, the trumpet player/composer behind his former stage alias, Lucky Brown, went traveling on a worldwide "quest for funk". During that pilgrimage, he went to London England in time to attend Keb Darge's 'Legendary Deep Funk' 6-year anniversary at Madame Jojo's. While in the middle of the dancefloor, he was moved so significantly by this obscure brand of 'deep funk' Mr. Darge was unveiling, he became overcome by a mystical sense of 'coming home'. Additionally, he spent a week at Camden's Jazz Cafe to meet The Poets of Rhythm, The Breakestra, The Sugarman Three, DJ Snowboy, DJ James Trouble, and others. When Joel mentioned the nature of his quest to Neal Sugarman, he warmly invited him to come visit Brooklyn and kick it with members of Antibalas, Binky Griptite & The Mellomatics, and the Dap Kings. But before the trip back to the states, Joel spent some time in Paris playing his trumpet at a club called 'Cithea' where they would host weekly 'rare groove' jam sessions. During the jams, Parisian students of Tony Allen would overtake the stage with their instruments and their full African clothing, chant the word, 'Fela', and begin to play this intense free improvised funk and afrobeat. While traveling by train from Paris to the south of France to visit family, Joel began hearing this inspiring polyrhythm swirling in his inner ear and mixing with the "clack-clacka" of the train moving down the track. As soon as he arrived at his destination, he sat down at a piano and jotted down the polyrhythm, bass line and fundamental horn cluster on a piece of sheet music paper. The simple tune was finally rendered to tape ten years later with Lucky Brown's Crawdad Farmers aka The Funk Revolution on the Magik Carpet at drummer Olli Klomp's Lakeside log cabin in Stanwood, Washington. The tune became the title track to Lucky's first full-length on Tramp Records (Lucky Brown's Space Dream, TRLP-9011).
Space Dream is so titled in part to commemorate a soulfunk masquerade party Joel threw at a temporary all-ages Bellingham Washington music venue called 'The Pickford Dream Space'. This is Joel's stripped-down tape-only remix and re-edit which has never before appeared on 45RPM and commemorates the re-release, remaster and repackaging of upcoming Tramp LPs, "Space Dream" and "Don't Go Away", the fully realised 'director's cut' featuring Ricci's early group funk experiment: "The Funk Revolution."
- Street Fighting Man
- Gimme Shelter
- (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
- The Last Time
- Jumpin' Jack Flash
- You Can't Always Get What You Want
- 19: Th Nervous Breakdown
- Under My Thumb
- Not Fade Away
- Have You Seen Your Mother Baby?
- Sympathy For The Devil
- Mother's Little Helper
- She's A Rainbow
- Get Off Of My Cloud
- Wild Horses
- Ruby Tuesday
- Paint It, Black
- Honky Tonk Women
- It's All Over Now
- Let's Spend The Night Together
- Start Me Up
- Brown Sugar
- Miss You
- Beast Of Burden
- Angie
- You Got Me Rocking
- Shattered
- Fool To Cry
- Love Is Strong
- Mixed Emotions
- Keys To Your Love
- Anybody Seen My Baby?
- Stealing My Heart
- Tumbling Dice
- Undercover Of The Night
- Emotional Rescue
- It's Only Rock 'N' Roll
- Losing My Touch
- Don't Stop
- Happy
Ursprünglich im September 2002 zum ersten Mal veröffentlicht, bekommt „Forty Licks“ noch einmal die Aufmerksamkeit, die es verdient: Die Kollektion von 40 der bekanntesten Songs der Stones wird nun zum ersten Mal sowohl digital als auch auf Vinyl veröffentlicht!
Ab dem 26. Juli – Mick’s 80. Geburtstag – kann man im Streaming in das Album reinhören und ab dem 28. Juli findet die 4LP als limitierte 180g Schwarze Vinyl ihren Weg in die The Rolling Stones Sammlung.
Die damalige Veröffentlichung des Albums markierte das 40-jährige Jubiläum der Band und den Start ihrer erfolgreichen „Licks“-Tour. Teil der zweieinhalb Stunden langen Tracklist sind unter anderem Songs wie „Satisfaction“, „Miss You“, „Paint It, Black“, „Get Off Of My Cloud“ und „Angie“. Diese Kollektion sollte also in keiner Fansammlung fehlen!
Im Jahr 2015 spielte die amerikanische Supergroup Hollywood Vampires ihr wohl größtes und eines ihrer legendärsten Konzerte vor über 100.000 Fans. Rock in Rio ist nicht nur eines der bekanntesten Festivals, sondern auch der Ursprung des ersten Live-Albums der Hollywood Vampires.
Mit Alice Cooper als Frontmann, Hollywood-Superstar Johnny Depp, Aerosmith-Legende Joe Perry und Produzent und Songwriter Tommy Henriksen verfügt die Band bereits über ein hochkarätiges Line-up. Doch damit ist die Liste der Superstars noch nicht zu Ende. Mit auf der Bühne stehen Duff McKagan (Guns N' Roses), Matt Sorum (Velvet Revolver) und Bruce Witkin (Grammy-nominierter Produzent). Zu
den besonderen Gästen gehören Lzzy Hale (Halestorm), Andreas Kisser (Sepultura) und Zak Starkey (The Who / Oasis).
Eine Starbesetzung, die es so noch nie bei einer einzigen Show gegeben hat.
Das Album wurde von Bob Ezrin (Deep Purple, KISS, Pink Floyd, etc.) produziert.
- A1: The Skatalites – El Pussycat Ska
- A2: Carlton & The Shoes – Love Me Forever
- A3: Sound Dimension – Rockfort Rock
- A4: Johnny Osbourne – Sing Jah Stylee
- A5: The Heptones – Pretty Looks Isn't All
- B1: Slim Smith – Rougher Yet
- B2: Lone Ranger – Automatic
- B3: Horace Andy – Fever
- B4: Prince Jazzbo – School
- B5: The Wailers – Simmer Down
- C1: Burning Spear – Rocking Time
- C2: Alton Ellis – I'm Just A Guy
- C3: Sugar Minott – Oh Mr Dc
- C4: Jennifer Lara – Consider Me
- D1: Don Drummond – Confucious
- D2: Michigan & Smiley – Rub A Dub Style
- D3: Sound Dimension – Full Up
- D4: Dennis Brown – No Man Is An Island
- A1: All I Really Wanna Do
- A2: The Recipe
- A3: Brown Sugar Queen (Feat. Janice)
- A4: Right Kind Of Crazy
- A5: Let The Water Flow
- B1: Imma Let My Body Move
- B2: Better Broken
- B3: Follow The Leader
- B4: Righteous (Feat. Nathaniel Rateliff)
- B5: Piano Interlude
- B6: Love You Anyway
Potent, seductive, and raw, Love You Anyway, the new album from singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist Devon Gilfillian is an intoxicating, genre-blasting game changer. A musical polymath with a deep knowledge and love of vintage soul, R&B, rock and hip-hop, the Philly-born, Nashville-based artist’s second full-length LP re-imagines modern soul music by redefining its possibilities. With an incisive eye and unassuming swagger, Love You Anyway, ignites the mind, and makes the body move. Produced by Jeremy Lutito (Joy Oladokun, NEEDTOBREATHE) and recorded in Nashville, Love You Anyway, confronts as well as comforts. Chronicling Gilfillian’s journey as a Black artist living in the tumult of 21st century America, the album’s 10 original tracks, (all co-written by Gilfillian) are as much about fighting for what you believe in, equity and representation, as it is about love: finding it, making it, and channeling it into every facet of our lives.




















