The instrumentals Hip Hop label CDR-SI has the honor of advertise the new double LP of the successful collections of Hip Hop instrumentals. Now is the turn of the CLAN!!! Here you have the Vol.1 containing the most importants tracks of the legendary Hip Hop band WU - TANG CLAN, the most importants cuts and tracks of its trayectory in instrumental version in a double lp format. This is a esential and powerful weapon for all the Hip Hop creators and DJ's.
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Die zwei Stars, beides hervorragende Sänger, die später zu preisgekrönten Schauspielern wurden, arbeiteten erstmals 1952 zusammen, während Dino immer noch die Hälfte des
Comedy-Duos von Martin und Lewis war. Ihre Freundschaft entwickelte sich in den späten 50er Jahren trotz ihrer sehr unterschiedlichen Persönlichkeiten - Dino entwickelte eine immer
lässiger werdende Herangehensweise, während Sinatra sich als extrovertiert und oft stürmisch erwies. Die beiden fühlten sich auch über ihre italienischen Wurzeln verbunden. Diese LP
offeriert mit "Ghost Riders In The Sky", "South Of The Border" und vielen weiteren Songs einen schönen Querschnitt durch das Country-Genre.
A true Cherrymoon classic from Twister with Metamorphosis Of Narcotics, but with a twitch. The release comes with a brand new bonus remix by Danny Corten and the B-side is blessed with Dave Angel’s rework of the follow-up single Sequence 23. Original released in the UK but became a techno bomb in the mid 90s on the Belgian Nitric label. A true underground tune that made waves in the Belgian techno clubs and is still a hot tune at events.
- A1: Long Time Me No See You Girl
- A2: Love & Devotion
- A3: Jumping With Mr Lee
- A4: Hold Your Jack
- A5: Bangerang
- A6: Little Boy Blue
- A7: Story Of Love
- B1: A Change Is Gonna Come
- B2: Jumping With Val
- B3: Girls Like Dirt
- B4: Tribute To King Sterling
- B5: Somebody's Baby
- B6: Sounds & Soul
- B7: My Conversation
- B8: Sir Lee's Whip
The period of 1967 – 1968 when Rocksteady was in full flow, would also be a turning point for Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee, when he became a producer in his own right. Many of the great tunes during this eventful year came out of his stable and initially saw the light of day on his own imprint label ‘Lee’s’. This album has been assembled from some of those fine tunes and tells the story of reggae in what was a stellar time for both reggae and Mr Bunny Lee.
Edward ‘Bunny’ Lee later to become known as ‘Striker’ (b.23rd August 1941) got his introduction to the music business around 1962 when his future brother in law singer Derrick Morgan introduced Bunny to producer Duke Reid, who gave him a job as record plugger for his Treasure Isle label. 1966 saw Bunny Lee move on to working for producer Ken Lack who ran his own label Caltone. Bunny’s first credit as a producer was released on the label when he produced ‘Lloyd Jackson and the Groovers’ with a tune called ‘Listen To The Music’.
As we stated earlier by 1967 Bunny Lee was leading the way and his vast stable of singers, were producing hit after hit for him. Many of those artists are featured on this compilation. The Sensations ‘Long Time Me No See You Girl’, the Uniques that featured the great Slim Smith are here on some of their greatest cuts ‘Love and Devotion’ and ‘The Beatitude’, ‘Girls Like Dirt’. ‘My Conversation’ a song that would be a big hit for the Uniques would also go on to be of the most covered songs and redone over rhythms, in the history of reggae music. The great singer Pat Kelly features on ‘Somebody’s Baby’ and ‘Little Boy Blue’ all massive hits, when originally released. Bunny’s love of Jazz and the brass sections would also shine through with some of Jamaica’s finest musicians featured here with the excellent tenor sax work of Val Bennett which gave us our album title track ‘Jumping With Mr Lee’ and ‘Jumping With Val’. The Alto sax work of Lester Sterling are featured on the timeless cut ‘Bangerang’ and ‘Tribute To Scratch’. The big sound of Trombonist ‘Vin Gordon’ features on ‘Sounds and Soul’. Not forgetting the previously mentioned King of Ska Derrick Morgan on ‘Hold Your Jack’. A song that in a few years’ time would provide the backbone for Mr Max Romeo’s cross over and controversial hit ‘Wet Dream’. So yes, a fine collection of tracks from the great producer Bunny ‘Striker’ Lee. Sit back and enjoy the reggae music of 1967-1968 with of the best sounds in town.Sit back and enjoy…..
- A1: Problemes D'amour (Underground - 2000 Edit)
- A2: Computer Sourire (Radio Version)
- A3: Dance Boy Dance (Fuzz Version)
- A4: Computer Sourire (Skizzo Version)
- A5: C’est La Vie (Short Edit)
- B1: C’est La Vie (Another Mix)
- B2: Jump
- B3: C’est La Vie (Lorenzo Boscussi Rework 2019)
- B4: Problemes D'amour (Usa Version)
- A1: Alexander Robotnick - Problemes D'amour (Demo)
- A2: Mya & The Mirror - Hesitation (Usa Version)
- A3: Naif Orchestra - Check-Out Five (Radio Version)
- A4: Mon Bijou - Just A Lover (Style Version)
- B1: Mon Bijou - Mon Bijou
- B2: Gina & The Flexix - I Wanna Believe (Usa Version)
- B3: Naif Orchestra - Ring Me Up
- B4: Naif Orchestra - Broad-Line
Pioneers, that’s what we call them. Not properly a giant team, but a bunch of forward thinking producers. In the heyday of the italo disco there was some forward thinking, a new way to address the club scene. 1985 is the golden year and if you want to get to the core of the synth-pop experience look no further ! This previously unreleased compilation collects a series of unbelievable tracks. An outstanding vision featuring la crème de la crème of the early 80s scene. All the way from electro wizard Alexander Robotnick to the astonishing performance of vocalist Mya Fracassini, through the French connection of Bigazzi brothers of Mon Bijou.
- A1: Raymond Guiot - Quintett Flash
- A2: Herve Roy - Repetition Echo
- A3: Raymond Guiot - Primitive Spirit
- A4: Jean-Pierre Martin - Jelly Roll Dance
- A5: Pierre Dutour - Savage Trumpet
- A6: Pierre-Alain Dahan & Slim Pezin - Slim Bertha
- B1: Jean-Pierre Martin - Sesame
- B2: Sauveur Mallia - All The Bass
- B3: Michel Gonet - Cuica-Racas
- B4: Pierre-Alain Dahan & Mat Camison - Baby Rider
- B5: Pierre Bachelet & Mat Camison - Miami Blues
- B6: Guy Pedersen - Bass Session
- C1: Andre Arpino & Maurice Plessac - Pop Drums
- C2: Guy Pedersen - Indian Pop Bass
- C3: Michel Gonet - Nuclear Tension
- C4: Michel Gonet - Red Sunset
- C5: Pierre-Alain Dahan & Mat Camison - Rythmiques No. 10
- C6: Pierre-Alan Dahan & Slim Pezin - Soul Car
- C7: Pierre-Alain Dahan - Slowrama
- D1: Sauveur Mallia - Double Polygone
- D2: Pierre-Alain Dahan & Mat Camison - Long Time Playing
- D3: Michel Gonet - Devil Dance (Version B)
TELE MUSIC is a label of Éditions Musicales Sforzando now owned by BMG Production Music. It is entirely devoted to the music library, that is to say, music for sound illustration used in audiovisual productions. Created in 1966 by Roger Tokarz,
just before advertising was allowed on French television, Editions Sforzando specialized from the outset in sound illustration for radio and television.
This collection, soberly entitled “Volume 2”, is the sequel to “Volume 1”, produced with equal care, passion and fervour by Lord Funk & DJ L.C. In the mid-90s, Tele Music vinyl was sold at ridiculously low prices. Often disparaged by collectors and record shops, considered by some as lift music or vulgarly called “music by the meter”, the music store was only of interest to fans of instrumental music! But in the 2000's, it had a second life and saw its prices soar on Discogs, thanks to sampling and digging in Hip-Hop mainly. This advent of the library is an era that Lord Funk, curator of this compilation, experienced when he brought several music library collections to New York City (NYC) to his A1 Records stronghold in 1997.
In this 2nd volume, Lord Funk & DJ L.C. have chosen a range of music from 1969 to 1983, from psychedelic jazz to electro funk via rnb, soul and jazz-funk. Most of the titles in this collection were recorded in the magic place that was the famous CBE recording studio set up by Georges Chatelain, Janine Bisson and Bernard Estardy. Bernard, nicknamed the giant, was a sound genius and a mixing perfectionist. Georges Chatelain was an electronic engineer. Together, they brought a sound,
a colour, a trademark. Bernard Estardy was also considered as one of the greatest French sound engineers and an energetic organist for Nino Ferrer or Nancy Holloway. We warmly thank Julie Estardy for her total and unreserved involvement in these reissue and compilation projects.
The combination of all these prodigies has given TELE MUSIC a phenomenal and unique sound colour in the service of a sound repertoire that is now part of the French heritage.
- A1: Bing Crosby - It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas
- A2: Ella Fitzgerald - Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It
- A3: Bobby Helms - Jingle Bells Rock
- A4: Elvis Presley - Blue Christmas
- A5: Frank Sinatra - Jingle Bells
- A6: Nat King Cole - Joy To The World
- A7: Harry Belafonte - We Wish You A Merry Christmas/God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
- A8: Jose Feliciano - Feliz Navidad
- B1: Dean Martin - White Christmas
- B2: Bing Crosby - Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town
- B3: Eartha Kitt - Santa Baby
- B4: Bobby Darin - Christmas Auld Lang Syne
- B5: Nat King Cole - The Christmas Song
- B6: Frank Sinatra - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
- B7: Perry Como - Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer
- B8: Nat King Cole - O Holy Night
Eighteen spooky rock ‘n’ roll deep 1950s and 60s tracks with three classic
horror movie trailers pressed on limited edition neon orange coloured
vinyl
The ultimate Halloween-themed novelty rock 'n' roll soundtrack featuring
witches, ghouls, teenage monsters, graveyards, haunted houses, devils,
ghosts and zombies
Most of the selections are vintage sides from the 1960s, rounded out by a witch's
fistful of rare 50s cuts. Plus, rare audio of three classic horror movie trailers.
Featuring cover illustration art by NYC cartoonist Cliff Mott, and including tracks
from Bobby Bare, The Shades, Jim Burgett, The Elites, The Ketones, The Phantom
Five and many others. Pressed on limited edition neon orange coloured vinyl!
Vargmal Records is an independent record label and multidisciplinary platform founded by Gent Gjonbalaj. Operating from Prishtina, Kosovo, the imprint publishes hypnotic compositions of various forms, exploring the realms of electronic music and beyond. The label's debut release marks the birth of an initiative started several years ago, reflecting on a process of growth, research and refinement.
Conceived as a foundation record, the 'Classics' EP demonstrates Vargmal's concept and overall spirit. The Italian pioneer Leo Anibaldi inaugurates the label featuring two cuts on the A-side, originally produced in the early 1990s--'Muta 5' and an as yet unheard version of 'Endurance 4'--replete with Anibaldi's signature sound programming and high-octane output. On the flip, the torch is passed to another Italian master, Donato Dozzy, who takes them to another level with his peculiar and precise remix treatment. Where Anibaldi paves the way for a possible future, Dozzy applies a modern touch to the same fundamental approach--a balancing act that shows a spectrum within the conceptual framework from two different points in the continuum, transcending any individual style or place in time.
Selected by their ability to extract the full potentiality of the sound, the tracks on this release reflect a minimalist approach that is inherently resourceful and discerning, whilst maximizing effect and impact. The efficiency of the sound can be heard in the stripped-back elements, practical arrangement and execution of the creative idea. 'Muta 5' opens the EP, a throbbing mass of pressure cooker action, continuously building tension with rippling percussion lines and syncopated beats. Ahead of its time in 1993, 'Muta 5' has a raw, driving energy and commanding authority. Dozzy reworks it into a tighter, linear forma--whilst retaining the angst of the original, he applies new synth motifs and notches the speed down for extra poise. 'Endurance 4' (Version II) is a tribal workout with hallmarks of the classic Italian deep techno sound. With arching drones, chugging rhythms and dramatic narratives, 'Endurance 4' presents an idiosyncratic style and emotive character which later became the model for this sound. Dozzy's hypnotic faculty shines through on the remix, a polished re-run that elaborates on the ominous melodic theme, and lifts the sound majestically to a gliding altitude--marking the end of this record and the beginning of Vargmal's journey.
crystal clear vinyl / limited
Vargmal Records is an independent record label and multidisciplinary platform founded by Gent Gjonbalaj. Operating from Prishtina, Kosovo, the imprint publishes hypnotic compositions of various forms, exploring the realms of electronic music and beyond. The label's debut release marks the birth of an initiative started several years ago, reflecting on a process of growth, research and refinement.
Conceived as a foundation record, the 'Classics' EP demonstrates Vargmal's concept and overall spirit. The Italian pioneer Leo Anibaldi inaugurates the label featuring two cuts on the A-side, originally produced in the early 1990s--'Muta 5' and an as yet unheard version of 'Endurance 4'--replete with Anibaldi's signature sound programming and high-octane output. On the flip, the torch is passed to another Italian master, Donato Dozzy, who takes them to another level with his peculiar and precise remix treatment. Where Anibaldi paves the way for a possible future, Dozzy applies a modern touch to the same fundamental approach--a balancing act that shows a spectrum within the conceptual framework from two different points in the continuum, transcending any individual style or place in time.
Selected by their ability to extract the full potentiality of the sound, the tracks on this release reflect a minimalist approach that is inherently resourceful and discerning, whilst maximizing effect and impact. The efficiency of the sound can be heard in the stripped-back elements, practical arrangement and execution of the creative idea. 'Muta 5' opens the EP, a throbbing mass of pressure cooker action, continuously building tension with rippling percussion lines and syncopated beats. Ahead of its time in 1993, 'Muta 5' has a raw, driving energy and commanding authority. Dozzy reworks it into a tighter, linear forma--whilst retaining the angst of the original, he applies new synth motifs and notches the speed down for extra poise. 'Endurance 4' (Version II) is a tribal workout with hallmarks of the classic Italian deep techno sound. With arching drones, chugging rhythms and dramatic narratives, 'Endurance 4' presents an idiosyncratic style and emotive character which later became the model for this sound. Dozzy's hypnotic faculty shines through on the remix, a polished re-run that elaborates on the ominous melodic theme, and lifts the sound majestically to a gliding altitude--marking the end of this record and the beginning of Vargmal's journey.
- A1: The May 4Th Movement Starring Doodlebug
- A2: Black Ego
- A3: Dog It
- B1: Jettin
- B2: Borough Check
- B3: Highing Fly
- B4: Dial 7 (Axioms Of Creamy Spies) (Axioms Of Creamy Spies)
- C1: The Art Of Easing (Ny 21 Theme)
- C2: Kb's Alley (Mood Dudes Groove)
- C3: Graffiti
- C4: Blowing Down
- D1: 9Th Wonder (Blackitolism) (Blackitolism)
- D2: For Corners
* Dazed and Amazed Duo Color Vinyl * Fully printed inner sleeves * Liner notes by Larry Mizell Jr. // The album is named for the combs used to maintain an Afro hairstyle, and that's significant. The group's Ishmael "Butterfly" Butler said it summed up what they wanted to do with it: "It means the utilization of the natural, a natural style," he has said. Like with 1993's debut _Reachin' (A New Refutation of Time and Space)_, 'utilizing the natural' meant creating hip hop that blended jazz with the formidable rap skills of the aforementioned Butterfly, Craig 'Doodlebug' Irving and Mary Ann 'Ladybug Mecca' Vieira. Unlike that debut, it meant broadening to include guests such as Gang Starr's Guru, Jeru the Damaja, and Jazzy Joyce. Following the gold-selling commercial success of their debut, they here set out to prove their artistic prowess. This is intelligent, alternative hip hop that sounded like party music. Its lyrics are dense with wit, social commentary and politics - and its original inner sleeve was modeled on the newspaper of the Black Panther movement.
- 1: Give It Up (Feat. J-Live)
- 2: Supa
- 3: Renaissance 2.0 (Feat. Hell Razah, Tragedy Khadafi, And Timbo King)
- 4: Windows Of The World (Feat. Ayatollah And Dynasty The Emp)
- 5: Uncommon Valor: A Vietnam Story (Feat. Jedi Mind Tricks)
- 6: Who's Dat Guy (Feat. Havoc Of Mobb Deep)
- 7: L.i.'s Finest
- 8: Stanley Kubrick
- 9: Cunt Renaissance (Feat. The Notorious B.i.g.)
- 10: 3 Kingz (Feat. Kool G Rap And Big John)
- 11: Smithhaven Mall
- 12: Posse Cut (Feat. Hell Razah, Jojo Pellegrino, Remedy, And Blaq Poet)
- 13: What The Fuck (Feat. Akinyele)
- 14: Poor People
- 15: 50,000 Heads (Feat. Sadat X)
- 16: Effin' Yo' Bitch
- 17: Every Record Label Sucks Dick
- 18: The Greatest (Feat. Marcella Puppini) (Bonus)
Reissue! Before the acclaimed albums "Legends Never Die" and "All My Heroes Are Dead" brought his career to new heights, R.A. The Rugged Man spent years as an underrated rap enigma, with a slew of storied records to his name that had never received a proper release.
With the 2009 compilation "Legendary Classics Vol. 1, R.A. finally unleashed many of the lost gems that earned him a reputation as one of hip-hop's most feared lyricists, showcasing his undeniable history.
An essential collection from a true hip-hop original, the album features appearances by The Notorious B.I.G., Havoc of Mobb Deep, Jedi Mind Tricks, Kool G Rap, J-Live, Hell Razah, Tragedy Khadafi, Akinyele, and Sadat X, along with track-by-track commentary from the Rugged Man himself. This "Legendary Classics Vol. 1" reissue also includes the new bonus track “The Greatest” featuring famed Italian singer Marcella Puppini, which has never before been available on vinyl.




















