VARIOUS - Can You Feel It? Vol 2: Modern Soul Disco & Boogie 1976-84 - 2xLP
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Can You Feel It? Vol 2: Modern Soul Disco & Boogie 1976-84(limited gatefold 2xLP + 1-sided 7" + MP3 download code)
Tramp Germany
Cat: TRLP 9084BONUS7. Rel: 14 Oct 19
Soul
Side 1 - Track 1. Cirt Gill & The Jam-A-Ditty Band - Put The Music In Your Ear Side 1 - Track 2. Tony Swamy & The Band Of Executives - Disco Jiver Side 1 - Track 3. Ambros Seelos Orchester - In Orbit Side 1 - Track 4. Gangbusters - Can You Feel It Side 2 - Track 1. Mabin Brothers Band - Godzilla Side 2 - Track 2. Maxwell - Meltdown Side 2 - Track 3. Harry Hann - Bump & Run Side 2 - Track 4. Mr Maurice - Love Me Side 3 - Track 1. Tyree Glenn Jr - Jealous Love Side 3 - Track 2. Jeremy Power - Ombre De Plaisir Side 3 - Track 3. Crown - Intercession Side 3 - Track 4. Cecil Lyde - Money's Funny Side 4 - Track 1. Dancer - Dear Wendy Side 4 - Track 2. Phoenix - Lover's Fantasy Side 4 - Track 3. Grayson Street - Medicine Man Side 4 - Track 4. The Fantastic Shakers - The Wrong Side Of Me Side 4 - Track 5. Track 14 Side 5. Al Johnson - Your Love (bonus track)
If you're a disco, boogie and modern soul nut on the look out for obscure gems, we'd suggest taking a serious look at this excellent compilation from the dusty-fingered crate diggers at TRAMP Records. The 17 included tracks are not only all rare, little known and exceedingly hard to find, but also of a dizzyingly high standard. Highlights are plentiful - take your pick, basically - but our current favourites include the deluxe instrumental disco shuffle of Ambros Seelos Orchester's "In Orbit", the slap-bass propelled disco-funk heaviness of Mr Maurice's "Love Me", the spacey P-funk/boogie business of Crown's "Intercession" and the tropical-tinged modern soul of Grayson Street's harmonica solo-sporting "Medicine Man".
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