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.
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.
A legendary bit of funky fusion from the French scene of the 70s – the
standout set from Cortex, a combo who's very heavy on the keyboards!
The tunes have a feel that's quite different than American electric work
of the time – funky, but also a bit breezy too – with a strong
Brazilian influence in some of the rhythms, and hip use of female vocals
alongside the Fender Rhodes – which makes for a double layer of sound
that's totally great! There's a bit of alto sax in the instrumentation,
but most of the sound comes from the interplay between keyboards,
voice, bass, and drums – rolling along in a sound that's stunningly
soulful, and which makes the record one of the hippest European dates
from the decade.
One of our favorite albums of all times – and a legendary testament to
the greatness of the Chicago music scene in the late 60s! Melvin
Jackson was the bassist in Eddie Harris' very successful group of the
time – and his playing on Eddie's trippy and funky records for Atlantic
is one of the factors that made them so great. Here, he's working with
an acoustic bass, amplified with electronics like a Varitone sax – and
this strange-sounding instrument is set up in a hip group that mixes
Cadet funky studio players (Phil Upchurch, Morris Jennings, Jody
Christian) with some of the brighter young players of the AACM (Roscoe
Mitchell, Lester Bowie, and Leo Smith.) Jackson's bass is looped
through all sorts of crazy effects, and the result is this amazing blend
of avant garde playing and groovy rhythms that is beyond compare!
Απ την Cleo Laine να τραγουδά All Gone για την ταινία του
Joseph Losey “Ο Υπηρέτης”,στις “Ομπρέλες του Χερβούργου” Vic Dana“I Will Wait For You”, στον Cole Porter “Julie London - So in Love” στηνBlossom Dearie “Lonely Town”, στην Billie Holiday“Stormy Weather” και μετά στην Καλιφόρνια, στο νέο-νουάρτου Robert Altman“The Long Goodbye” John Williams - Jack
Sheldon (vocal ), στον Howard Blake“The New Sounds - Night Tapestry
(Largo)”, στον Claude
Nougaro“Le Cinema”, στον Serge Gainsbourg “Angoisse” από
την ρομαντική κωμωδίατου Jacques Doniol
Valcroze “L'eau À La
Bouche”, στην Ζυρίχημε την Elsie Bianchi “No
Moon At All”, στην
Ελλάδα του 65 με τον Τάσο Παπασταμάτηκαι τους Forminx “Our
Last September”, στην Ιαπωνία με τον Ryo Fukui “Scenery” .
16 Jazzunmixedκομμάτια για να κάνεις τα φθινοπωρινά σου ταξίδια όπως και
όπου γουστάρεις…
Taste :
Cleo Laine - All Gone
Vic Dana - I Will Wait For You
Julie London - So in Love
John Williams - The Long Goodbye (Jack
Sheldonvocal )
Be With Records present the first ever officially licensed reissue of Ned Doheny's Prone, originally released in Japan only in 1979. Aficionados rate Ned Doheny's Prone
as his finest achievement. This sophisticated masterpiece has been
unavailable on vinyl for over 35 years, so Be With Records pressed it on
audiophile 180 gram vinyl and restored the original Japanese artwork
for both jacket and classic lyric-insert. Featuring the superior
full-vocal version of "To Prove My Love". Ned Doheny's crowning glory,
even better than the superlative Hard Candy (1976). So quite why
this AOR/soft-funk gem has not been available legitimately on vinyl for
over 35 years is anyone's guess. A forgotten-funk classic. What makes
this release truly special is the inclusion of the full-vocal version of
jazz-funk classic "To Prove My Love". It's what you've all been waiting
for. Produced again by the legendary Steve Cropper, Prone's
super-smooth grooves showcase Ned's beautifully laid-back vocals,
virtuoso playing and forever-wry lyricism.
Massive grooves from a very unique group! These guys play guitar and
percussion all at once – in a flurry of fast grooves that rip away
tremendously, but with a style that's still plenty darn earthy! There's
definitely a bit of a global influence in the music overall, but the
sound comes out as pure funk in the end – tightly focused, and very
jamming – but not in a way that's ever too overindulgent. Some tracks
feature vocals by singers Leslie Vos and Renold Shearman, and
instrumentation includes guitars, organ, timbales, and congas.