i Marc 4 - 1 1971 (Sevenmen)

Label : Sevenmen

Value :

An incredible album from this hip studio combo – and one that's every bit a Hammond jazz album as it is a sound library rarity! The set's got more organ than usual from I Marc 4 – mixed with some tracks that have a great piano vibe too – all at a level that's very soulful, and which feels a lot more like a small combo working the US underground scene of the late 60s – instead of a bunch of cats working overseas in an Italian studio!

Taste :

 I Marc 4 - 1

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Polish Jazz Quartet ‎– Polish Jazz Vol. 3 1965 (Muza)

Label : Muza

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It's hard for us to realize today how fresh was how exuberantly jazz flowered in the sixties. In the United States Miles Davis was about to gather his magnificent last quintet, and Coltrane - his last wonderful quartet, their music doomed by the encroaching changes, while our jazzmen barely discovered their possibilities...This Lp, originally recorded in December 1964, reflecting upon unlimited creative potential of Polish jazz legend Jan Ptaszyn Wroblewski who is joined on this record by Polish jazz piano prodigy Karolak and the best rhythm section in Poland those days: Sandecki / Dabrowski. 


Taste :

Polish Jazz Quartet ‎- Pola Elizejskie, Dwunasta W Nocy

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By Electric Looser

Piero Umiliani - Il Corpo 1974 (Sound Work Shop)

Label : Sound Work Shop

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Sweetly funky and very slinky – this is one of the best early 70s scores by the great Italian composer Piero Umiliani! The record has lots of bubbling electric piano, rumbling electric basslines, warm acoustic percussion, and moody wordless vocals. At some level, the album sounds a lot like the contemporaneous work by the great Italian Fender Rhodes combo Crossfire – but it's also filled with a spacey madness that could only come from the pen of Umiliani!

Taste :

Piero Umiliani - Hard Times

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I Gres ‎– I Gres Vol. II 1975 (Gemelli)

Value : Gemelli

Label :

Never before commercially released library breaks monster recorded in 1975! Consisting of Romano Rizzati (Walter Rizzati), Silvano Chimenti, and a loose assemblage of primo Italian library session-players, I Gres recorded three blistering albums of funky library music.
A sublime selection of work from this legendary sound library ensemble – an Italian group who were so cool, so groovy, they were virtually a genre unto themselves – able to step easily between funky numbers, jazzy groovers, and these odd, offbeat styles that are especially nice! These record wonderfully wraps together a legacy of Italian sounds from the whole late 60s/early 70s soundtrack era – served up here without any sense of ego or need for identity at all – just a commitment to cool, compelling music – filled with plenty of grooves in the process.

Taste :

I Gres - Duo Balls

I Gres - To Ramsey

I Gres - Tropical

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By Electric Looser

The Black Fire - Cream 1973 (Edizioni Discografiche Vi.Di.Elle)

Label : Edizioni Discografiche Vi.Di.Elle

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“Cream” by The Black Fire is a nearly impossible to find italian LP from 1973. A Library album that mix several themes including psychedelic sexy whispered scat vocals, space synth lounge, lazy bossa with spinetta, fender rhodes and a lot of congas, bongos and insane flutes; it also includes the killer wah-wah funk tune “Alcoholic” used years later as the opening song of the kung fu movie Operation Cobra aka Squadra Omicidi Chiama Cobra.
Original colorful artwork by the painter G. Pinna.

Taste :

The Black Fire - Alcoholic

The Black Fire - Misgiving

 

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By Electric Looser

Milk 'n' Chocolate Radio

Milk 'n' Chocolate is a 24-hour, 7 days a week music station! With a variety of genres from Jazz,Library,Latin grooves,Afro beats and Reggae,to Funk,Soul,R'n'B,Cosmic Disco & Hip-hop.

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By Electric Looser

Marta Acuna - Dance, Dance, Dance 1977 (P&P Records)

Label : P&P Records

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This monster Underground Disco classic was produced by the legendary Patrick Adams and it’s considered to be one of his best and rarest pressings. Released in 1977 on P&P Records, “Dance Dance Dance” was ahead of its time laying ground for the signature sound he’d soon to be known for on productions for the likes of Inner Life, Loleatta Holloway, Bumblebee Unlimited, and Musique. This Classic release combines a smooth blend of Latin rhythms, an infectious bass line and Arp keyboards that create a dubbed out cosmic vibe, while Marta Acuna’s dreamy vocals glide in and out. This is the perfect tune to close out an hot Friday night dancing, a NYC Disco Classic.

Taste

Marta Acuna - Dance, Dance, Dance (Disco Version)

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By Electric Looser