Tarantula - Saiba ser feliz (don´t stop till you get enough)

1981 Rio Brazil

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Natural break at Sounds of the 70s : a deep breath of naturally funky tracks from the 70s

Hi folks. Here is another set of dusty tracks from the golden era, and a reminder about

the total urge to become responsible and respectful concerning mother nature.

LET'S GIVE NATURE A BREAK

=> Ban products that directly or indirectly produce excessive or useless waste, especially PLASTIC, the worst of all packaging material

=> Recycle as much as you can

=> Be judgmental about people who don´t recycle or live by rules respectful of nature. Yes indeed, social pressure works on humans!

Then if you share these values, I wish you a good break too, and this comp might help:

1 - Paul Kuhn - Sunny

2 - Killin' time - Natural Essence

3 - Lavern Baker & Jimmy Ricks - You're The Boss

4 - Original Cast Recording - A New Generation

5 - Roberto Delgado - Hawaii Five-O

6 - Orquestra América Romântica - Tequila

7 - Marcos Valle - Democústico

8 - Eddie Cano & His Quintet - Brown & Blue

9 - Typical Ted - Ted Curson

10 - Commodores - Girl, I Think The World About You

11 - Rena Scott - We can make it better

12 - The Meters - It Ain't No Use

13 - Jeremy Steig - Temple Of Birth

14 - Nate Morgan - Mother

15 - Dizzy Gillespie & Lalo Schifrin - Ozone Madness

16 - orlando julius & his afro rounders - igbehin adara

17 - Salif Keita & Kante Manfila - Finzamba

18 - Mory Kante - finale

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Soundsofthe70s presents

Solid State - amplified sound waves from the 70s

This compilation is a sweet mix of rare grooves from various continents. Some tracks will make you feel in spanish harlem NY, others in Lagos, Rio or London. In any case you will sense the power of inspiration that prevailed at the time they were recorded, the 70s. Some tracks have been freshly ripped from my vinyl collection, most tracks never appeared in the blogsphere before.

1	Chico O'Farrill & NY Latin All Stars	Music for light carryin' on
2	Janet Lawson Quintet	Sunday Afternoon
3	Blue Mitchell	Collision In Black
4	Manito	Na Baixa Da Sapateiro
5	Os Incriveis	Uma Rosa Pra Dita
6	Edson Frederico	A Peteca Na Mão Da Menina
7	Cannonball Adderley	Groovy samba
8	Al Fredito	Situation In F Minor
9	Ray Barretto	Power
10	Sathima Bea Benjamin	Africa
11	Asiko Rock Group	Lagos City
12	Melvin Van Peebles	Won´t Bleed Me
13	New Hope	Godofallofus

enjoy and leave comment : tell us what track you prefer! (re-up)

Great great news on the latin soul side again, definitely in the air among djs, dustymusic lovers and funky people from all over the world:

Vampi Soul, the super cool label from Spain has just released a new album by the absolute NY latin soul master from the 70s, Joe Bataan. 

His is backed here by the very funky Barcelona based band Los Fulanos who manage to deliver a true 70s feel to these revisited classic 70s gemms.

King of latin soul

Joe Bataan with Los Fulanos

do not count on me for downloads here, go and grab this great packaged cd and support publishing initiatives like this one

listen and buy here

Hi everybody, today I just finished to upgrade my recording toys, new Ortofon Red cartridge, new Tascam US-144 USB sound recording DAC, new Monster cables too. The result is good I think, and I would like to get your advice!

As a sample, here is a vinyl ripped track from a superb project made in France, called Motown flies to Jamaica. The concept : reggae covers of Motown finest sounds. The result is stunning. I heard that this is 100% bootleg, made with acapella tapes then overdubbed.

My guess : how these guys managed to get so many acapella tapes? I suspect Motown to be behind this project, and create the buzz... Anyway, I love both concepts...

Check by yourself

Martha and King Storm

Motown to Jamaica vol.2

Please feedback on sound quality..

Martha and King Storm - Heatwave SOUNDSOFTHE70S.BLOGSPOT by soundsofthe70s.blogspot

To celebrate the 200.000 unique visitors recently counted, Sounds of the 70s is happy to presents 

a new compilation of out-of-print, not commercialy available soulful instrumental and vocal tracks from the 70s. Cool tracks you may never have heard before, not easy to get.

Cells of Soul, organic sounds from the 70s

1	Richard "Popcorn" Wylie	How Did I Lose You
2	Michelle Wiley	Feel Good
3	Benny Johnson	Won't You Stay
4	Pony Poindexter	Moon River
5	Bartel	Summer in the City
6	Hi Rhythm-On The Loose	Hi Rhythm-On The Loose
7	Little Stevie	Wondering
8	Fania All-Stars	Picadillo
9	Mongo Santamaria	Guajiro
10	richie Ray & Bobby Cruz	Mambo Jazz
11	Tito Puente	It Was Love
12	Johnny Rivera And The Tequila Brass	Watonga
13	Elkin & Nelson	Los invitamos
14	Erasmo Carlos	Grilos
15	Dom Um Romão	Dom Um Sete
16	Edson Frederico	A Peteca Na Mão Da Menina
17	Elza Soares	Perdão Amor
18	Eliana and Brooker Pitman	Amor no samba
19	Jorge Ben	acende o fogo
20	Armando Peraza	Al Bajar El Sol
21	Coral De Ouro Preto	Samba De Uma Nota So
22	Mama Divua Diame	Avozinho
23	Tim Maia	Contacto Com O Mundo Racional

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I love when labels start digging 70s mastertapes archive and release precious remastered 70s material, with a cristal sound

Sounds of the 70s will always support initiatives of that sort, this month it is time to advertise one of THE compilation of 2009 (the year starts well!)

A new BGP compilation that Dustry Groove rightly describes with these words:

"One of the hippest sets we've ever seen on Spanish Harlem - a collection that goes way past the Latin Soul hits, to dig deep in the uptown underground at the end of the 60s! The package is compiled with gems from the Fania catalog, but rally moves past the obvious - going for some of the more obscure artists who recorded singles for some of the smaller Fania-held labels -- and often focusing on tunes that drew more from late 60s soul and funk than they did from any Latin rhythms of the time"

 

Soul of Spanish Harlem

Beautiful soul music from the heart of Spanish Harlem 

(BGP 2009)

Grab this great CD, nice package, inserts and CD sound! really good work...

Dusty Groove

Amazon.co.uk

I think it is clear to everyone that 2009 will be a tough year. A great part of the 70s music was made in an economically depressed time after the october 1973 crisis. Well: music doesn't need big bucks to flourish we all know that (except the majors of course...)

Here is a good crisis pain killer, the usual good stuff delivered here at soundsofthe70s, rare and soulful, @320kbps.

This 1998 compilation is made in France by a small Djs label called SuperClasse, not remastered but well recorded. Tracks range from Bossa to Samba funk, all we love.

Superclasse presents Brazil 60's 70's vol.1

Bossa nova, Braziliand beats, Samba funk (1998) - 320kbps mp3

1	João Donato	Noa Se Acabou
2	Dave Grusin	Captin Bacardi
3	Ricardo Marrero & The Group	Un Sabor Latino
4	Osmar Milito	Mudei De Idea
5	Carlos Penha	Cobranca
6	Passaporte	Vem CA Minima
7	Sergio Mendes Trio	Muito A Vontage
8	Quintito Violado	Vaquejada
9	Bossa Rio	Que Pena
10	Ana Mauricio	Figa De Guine
11	Abaete	Pisa No Toboado
12	Os Caretas	Nega Do Abaluae
13	A Fantastica Bateria	Tratado De Ritmo 3

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