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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