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Tag Archives: soul
DAVID SANCIOUS – Eyes Wide Open
June 20, 2020

Not By Sight 2020 Major jazz-rock mover embraces sociopolitical agenda and infuses it with human factor. It’s been a decade and a half since David Sancious was last heard of as a solo artist, upon the release of “Cinema” that, … Continue reading
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Tagged David Sancious, fusion, soul
VARIOUS ARTISTS – 5 Years Of Modern Funk
April 23, 2020

Austin Boogie Crew 2020 Lassoing the groove in anniversary style, Texan record label presents a tasty slice of their finger-popping roster. Funk’s never been the same since its chunks began dissolving in a disco bouillabaisse to get smoothed on the … Continue reading
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Tagged electronic, funk, pop, soul, Various Artists
CORNELL “CC” CARTER – Absoulutely
November 16, 2019

Izipho Soul 2019 Coming down from dock of the bay, San Francisco singer refines his grop on a chosen genre. If this album’s uncompromising title and – finally! – full-color artwork suggest CC has found the formula he’s been alchemically … Continue reading
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Tagged Cornell "CC" Carter, soul
PAUL YOUNG & The Royal Family – Live At Rockpalast 1985
September 18, 2019

MiG 2019 Riding on the strength of his two Number One albums, British heartthrob rocks Germany. As far as chart success goes, not a lot of artists could fly as high as Paul Young did in the mid-’80s when he … Continue reading
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Tagged live, Paul Young, pop, soul