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Messagepar lemangedisque » 21/01/09 19:22

funkiness a écrit :don't think brother pari can answer to that one

are you sure it's not included in the 4CDs reissue ?


Absolutly my man...

Looks like ya don't know what i'm talkin'bout'

If this one's missing in your jazz-funk quarter, ya should buy it as soon as possible, it's surely one of the best live EVER recorded in this form of music

Here's one exemple that has been sold for much less than his regular price..

http://www.popsike.com/php/detaildata.p ... 0005058278

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Messagepar Pari » 21/01/09 19:33

lemangedisque a écrit :
Pari a écrit :Last Friday, we dedicated the entire show to the German MPS label, which released rare Jazz from the Black Forest. Good stuff!

Download here:

http://wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=8636


As it seem to me you got a lot to say about mps, may i ask you this question:


Why does the " Live fom onkle po " (Peter herbolzeimer ) is still not repressed on lp, and neither on cd ? :qleft1:

It's a total bomb, and MPS has already repressed a few ones, but why not this one ? :smile21:

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I don't know. I don't think MPS is actually handling these reissues. A few years back, a buddy of mine in Berlin reissued a lot of MPS material on his Crippled Dick Hotwax label. But it also depends on locating the master and being able to license it. There's still much MPS out there to be discovered.


funkiness a écrit :don't think brother pari can answer to that one

are you sure it's not included in the 4CDs reissue ?


I don't know that one. But I know there are two versions of the song that are released on the deluxe CD edition of "Let's get it on".




This Friday, January 23, on Midnight Soulstice - Jazz-Funk legend Lonnie Liston Smith. He will actually join us in person in the studio for two hours. We will listen to his music, we will discuss his legacy (anything from his tenure with Miles Davis to his solo albums on Flying Dutchman) and the Obama inauguration. :smile:

Don't forget to tune in from 11 pm to 1 am on www.wrir.org And if you're too lazy to get up, we'll post the download the next day. :smile:

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Pari a écrit :
funkiness a écrit :don't think brother pari can answer to that one

are you sure it's not included in the 4CDs reissue ?


I don't know that one. But I know there are two versions of the song that are released on the deluxe CD edition of "Let's get it on".


oh, I was talking about a 4CD reissue of Herbolzheimer material on MPS

Michel, I DO HAVE Live Im Onkel Pö (Polydor 7523571564 Ger LP 75) :lol:
I was telling you that maybe some of it appear on the 4CD reissue (which I don't have)
check this out
http://www.funkhome.com/peter-herbolzhe ... t8104.html

Pari, thanks for takin care of the legacy, I saw L.L. Smith live a couple of years ago, the man was smooth and groovy

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Messagepar lemangedisque » 22/01/09 01:05

funkiness a écrit :Michel, I DO HAVE Live Im Onkel Pö (Polydor 7523571564 Ger LP 75)

:notworthy:!!!!! ... By the way, none of the 4 cd box include a track from the live album we are talking about...

i also got another live album on Poljazz -PSJ 83, witch include another Catfish version, with a faster beat, really different[/quote]

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Messagepar in the jungle groove » 22/01/09 10:49

by the way as well, what is the original version of this Live? Live im Onkel Pö or The Catfish? :?: I thought it was the Catfish. Both are on Polydor and both are german pressing...

Will take advantage of the download for LL Smith :mrgreen: :cool: , cannot wait as well to hear what he has to say. Loved the Leroy Huston one.

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Messagepar lemangedisque » 22/01/09 13:07

in the jungle groove a écrit :by the way as well, what is the original version of this Live? Live im Onkel Pö or The Catfish? :?: I thought it was the Catfish. Both are on Polydor and both are german pressing...

Will take advantage of the download for LL Smith :mrgreen: :cool: , cannot wait as well to hear what he has to say. Loved the Leroy Huston one.

I think it's the " Catfish " one...Witch is in a harder cover...

Thanks Pari for the MPS mix !, have been working with it yesterday at the record shop !!

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Messagepar Pari » 24/01/09 16:35

Download and playlist for the Lonnie Liston Smith show here - Lonnie had lots of fun, and so did we. We covered lots of ground on this show.

http://wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=8868

- Lonnie Liston Smith - Space Lady (RCA)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Beautiful Woman (RCA)
- Miles Davis - Ife (Columbia)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Love Beams (Flying Dutchman)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Goddess of Love (RCA)
- Leon Thomas - The Creator has a Masterplan (Flying Dutchman)
- Oliver Nelson - Skull Session (Flying Dutchman)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Expansions (Flying Dutchman)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - A Chance for Peace (Flying Dutchman)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Cosmic Funk (Flying Dutchman)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Visions of a New World (Live) (RCA)
- Guru's Jazzmatazz - Down the backstreets (Chrysalis)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - In Search of Truth (Flying Dutchman)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Devika (Flying Dutchman)
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Here comes the whistleman (Atlantic)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Mongotee (Flying Dutchman)
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Messagepar lemangedisque » 26/01/09 18:54

Pari a écrit :Download and playlist for the Lonnie Liston Smith show here - Lonnie had lots of fun, and so did we. We covered lots of ground on this show.

http://wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=8868

- Lonnie Liston Smith - Space Lady (RCA)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Beautiful Woman (RCA)
- Miles Davis - Ife (Columbia)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Love Beams (Flying Dutchman)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Goddess of Love (RCA)
- Leon Thomas - The Creator has a Masterplan (Flying Dutchman)
- Oliver Nelson - Skull Session (Flying Dutchman)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Expansions (Flying Dutchman)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - A Chance for Peace (Flying Dutchman)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Cosmic Funk (Flying Dutchman)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Visions of a New World (Live) (RCA)
- Guru's Jazzmatazz - Down the backstreets (Chrysalis)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - In Search of Truth (Flying Dutchman)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Devika (Flying Dutchman)
- Rahsaan Roland Kirk - Here comes the whistleman (Atlantic)
- Lonnie Liston Smith - Mongotee (Flying Dutchman)


Thanks for this present !!

I love that " Creator .." By Leon THomas...What a voice !!!

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Messagepar Pari » 27/01/09 03:31

You're very welcome. This show was definitely deep ... Lonnie covered a lot of ground here. I have learned a lot on this show.

Mandrill's next .. Feb 27th!
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Messagepar in the jungle groove » 28/01/09 14:20

excellent piece of news again! :cool: Will someone from Mandrill be on the show? I am sure they have plenty to say. I loved the article wrote some months ago in the Waxpoetics with them on the cover.

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Messagepar Pari » 28/01/09 15:34

in the jungle groove a écrit :excellent piece of news again! :cool: Will someone from Mandrill be on the show? I am sure they have plenty to say. I loved the article wrote some months ago in the Waxpoetics with them on the cover.


Yeah, the Wilson Brothers will be on the show.

But we just confirmed another special - The NEW BIRTH on February 20th.
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Messagepar in the jungle groove » 28/01/09 15:36

2 pieces of great news! :cool:

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Messagepar Pari » 28/01/09 15:53

I forgot .. our show is also on MySpace now, so please make friends. :smile:

www.myspace.com/midnightsoulstice
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Messagepar lemangedisque » 28/01/09 16:07

Pari a écrit : But we just confirmed another special - The NEW BIRTH on February 20th.


New birth ?????, 'love to see them ! , you're god damm lucky !!! :smile24:

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Messagepar Wonder B » 28/01/09 16:28

Oooooh there's so little to read about New Birth anywhere. It is going to be nice to have the lowdown from the guys themselves...
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Yeah, it's actually quite funny. We got the Wilson brothers from New Birth on Feb. 20th, and the week after, we got the Wilson brothers from Mandrill. :lol:

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Messagepar Wonder B » 28/01/09 16:42

I sure will!!!!
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Last night's show's motto was Deep Soul Tearjerkers - we carefully picked our most favorite 1960s Soul ballads on 45s. Whether you are a lover, playa or heartbroken - this one's one for the books! Get a box of Kleenex radio and groove hard !

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- The Artistics - Trouble, Heartache and Pain (Brunswick)
- Bobby Holley - Baby, I Love You (Weis Records)
- Judson Moore - Confidence (Capri)
- Barbara Stant - That Man of Mine (Shiptown)
- Ann Peebles - Heartaches, Heartaches (Hi Records)
- Ike And Tina Turner - Hurt Is All You Gave Me (Modern)
- Irma Thomas - Wish Someone Would Care (Imperial)
- The Vontastics - My Baby (St. Laurence)
- Vee Allen - Cheating Is A No No (Lion)
- The Olympics - Well! (Demon)
- Nu-Sound Express - I've been Trying (Silver Dollar Records)
- Dizzy Jones - Why Me (New Breed)
- Debbie Taylor - How long can this last (DWP Records)
- Betty Wright - Girls can't do what the guys do (Alston)
- Freddy Waters - Love is a strange thing (Ref-O-Ree)
- Barbara George - Love (Is Just A Chance You Take) (A.F.O.)
- Keanya Collins - You Don't Own Me (ITCC)
- The Five Stairsteps - Danger! She's A Stranger (Windy C)
- Carla Thomas - B-A-B-Y (Stax)
- Big Maybelle - I Can't Wait Any Longer (Rojac)
- The Unifics - Court of Love (Kapp)
- The Persuaders - Thin Line between Love and Hate (Atlantic)
- Johnny & The Expressions - Something I want to tell you (Virgo)
- The Satisfactions - One Light two Lights (Lionel)
- Ann Sexton - You're letting me down (Seventy Seven)
- Lenis Guess - I I keep coming back for more (Guess)
- Jimmy Hicks - Tell her that I love you - (Big Deal Records)
- Joe Haywood - I wanna love you (Kent)
- The Brother Love - So I can be (Sound of Soul)
- Marva Whitney Taylor Express - Nothing I'd rather be than your weakness (Forte)
- The Mirettes - Ain't you trying to cross over (Uni)
- Samson & Delilah - Time to prove my love to you (Indigo)
- Sir Guy & The Rocking Cavaliers - My Sweet Baby (D.P.G. Records)
- Race - Class and Power - The Search Is Over (Tobacand)
- Little Tommy - I'm Hurt (Sound Of Soul)
- Gary U.S. Bonds - One Million Tears (Legrand)
- Ruby Johnson - Weak Spot (Volt)
- Jimmy Delphs - Almost (Carla)
- Abraham & His Sons - I can't do without you (Revue)
- Frederick Knight - Let's make a deal (Truth)
- Chris Jones - Destination Unknown (Goodie Train)
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Messagepar lemangedisque » 31/01/09 19:36

I'm gonna KEEP, this one in the hard disc man !!

THis is definately MY thing, 'think there nothing better than this kind of musique

One of my favorite...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TsbYMll ... re=related

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Messagepar Pari » 31/01/09 20:03

Buddy Smith .. now that's deep!

Thanks, we've enjoyed this, too. As a club DJ, you never get to play the ballads, which is why I was especially excited about this show.

This is what's up for next week - the 1970s version of last night's show! :smile:

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Messagepar Phil » 01/02/09 10:51

Great selection Pari, I'll listen to your show !

Hey Recordeater, I didn't know that you liked your Soul "From the North" :wink:
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Messagepar funkiness » 01/02/09 11:06

amazing show soulbrother pari ! what a playlist !

among my favourites

That man of mine (Barbara Stant) a KILLER !
How long can this last (Debbie Taylor)
Girls can’t do what the guys do (Betty Wright)
Love is a strange thing (Freddy Waters)

never heard of Barbara Stant before, can you tell us more about her? that soul sister sure gives goose bumps !

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Since I moved to Virginia, I started collecting a lot of Soul and Funk from this state. Virginia was a vert vibrant hub for Soul and Funk in the 50s, 60s and 70s. In fact, we'll do an all Virginia Soul special on our radio show sometime soon.

Barbara Stant is a singer from Norfolk, Virginia. Next to Richmond, Norfolk was pretty happening back in the 1960s. Barbara released a few sides on Shiptown records, and "That man of mine" is the B-side of her track "Shadow in your footsteps", which is one of the most amazing deep Soul songs I've ever heard (I'll play it another time). Her records are all pretty hard to find - even here. This particular one I found in Tokyo, Japan, out of all places - and with about $30, it was terribly underpriced, because they had no idea what it was. :smile:

funkiness a écrit :How long can this last (Debbie Taylor)


I'm really excited about that one, too. It's the b-side of a real dance floor smash called "Don't let it end". When I was on tour in Europe in late '07, it turned out that I had a real winner with that one, because it packed every dance floor and nobody knew that record. Not bad for a 50 cents piece. :smile:

Some more info on Debbie Taylor. She had only a short career in music, and little is known of her ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debbie_Taylor

Phil a écrit :Great selection Pari, I'll listen to your show !

Hey Recordeater, I didn't know that you liked your Soul "From the North" :wink:


Actually, this show has tracks from both the North and South. I don't really get this Northern Soul thing .. it's a plain britsh phenomen but when you ask any Soul or Funk artist here in the States, they don't really care much for these strict classifications of styles - Northern Soul, Rare Groove, Deep Funk, etc .. it's all Soul music, and frankly, I don't give a shit either. :lol: I only care if the record is good. If not, fuck it. :smile:
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Messagepar lemangedisque » 01/02/09 17:19

Pari a écrit : As a club DJ, you never get to play the ballads


You know what i'm thinking'bout ?, "Play us a slow song" from Joe Jackson's " Night & Day "lp...That describe quite well my thought.

I had the luck, 5 years ago to hear Tim Brown 's set from the first Paris Allnighter, in 2004. I KNEW that this was the first AND the last time to dance on these tragic tunes, this man knows what it's all about, as you are too.

So many, many thanks to you and the Pari's team !!

Michel

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lemangedisque a écrit :
Pari a écrit : As a club DJ, you never get to play the ballads


I had the luck, 5 years ago to hear Tim Brown 's set from the first Paris Allnighter, in 2004. I KNEW that this was the first AND the last time to dance on these tragic tunes, this man knows what it's all about, as you are too.


He played a set of ballads? Wow. Maybe we'll do a motto party like that too, someday. Here in the States, people want to dance from the very beginning until the end, especially because the clubs close so early. But usually, we drop a couple of slow tunes at the end, and it always goes over very well. I just don't know if people would be able to handle a full night of ballads. I know I would. :lol:
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THat was nor only ballads, some mid-tempo but the main thing was kind of slow ones..

I am absolutely sure that it is possible to play a set with some slow ingredients in it as it was years ago !

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Pari a écrit :
Phil a écrit :Hey Recordeater, I didn't know that you liked your Soul "From the North" :wink:


Actually, this show has tracks from both the North and South. I don't really get this Northern Soul thing .. it's a plain britsh phenomen


Pari, my remark was for Lemangedisque (Recordeater), not for you ! :lol:

I totally agree with you about that Northern thing, that's hard to me to understand/adhere to. Frankly I prefer my Soul deep and Southern. :wink:

I mean like this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sUuRNWsl6M

or, even deeper : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YnHmaYaJpo&NR=1

By the way, I have the Debbie Taylor LP, which is pretty good :

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Messagepar Wonder B » 02/02/09 19:56

I haven't listened to this last show yet but judging by the tracks and the names, it should be awesome.
Got that LP too Phil... quite good.
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Messagepar Pari » 07/02/09 19:13

Download for last night's Sweet Soul Special right here:

http://wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=8984

Playlist:

- Flowers - For Real (LAX)
- The Three Pieces - If I could only prove to you (Fantasy)
- Creative Source - I just can't see myself without you (Sussex)
- The Impressions - Sooner or later (Curtom)
- 100 % Pure Poison - You keep comin' back (EMI)
- The Brothers Johnson - Strawberry Letter 23 (A&M)
- Evelyn "Champagne" King - Shame (RCA)
- James Brown - Bodyheat (part 1) (Polydor)
- Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose - Lift Your Love Higher (A&M)
- Chi-Lites - Have You Seen Her (Brunswick)
- The Main Ingredient - Brotherly Love (RCA)
- The Independents - The first time we met (Wand)
- The Presidents - 5-10-15-20- (25-30 Years of Love) (Sussex)
- Bobby Reed - The time is right for love (Bell)
- Jerry Butler - Just can't forget about you baby (Mercury)
- Weldon Irvine - Walk That Walk; Talk That Talk (RCA)
- Eddie Holman - I Love You (ABC)
- Detroit Emeralds - Your Gettin' A Little To Smart (Westbound)
- The Manhattans - Can't Take My Eyes Off You (DeLuxe)
- The Stylistics - It's So Good (H&L)
- Segments of Time - Will you be mine (Sussex)
- Creative Source - You can't hide love (Sussex)
- The Voices of East Harlem - Could this be love (Just Sunshine)
- The Natural Four - Love's so wonderful (Curtom)
- The Notations - Make me twice the man (Gemigo)
- Jean Carn - Free Love (Philidelphia International)
- Judy Cheeks - Kiss Me Baby (Salsoul)
- The Isleys - Brother, Brother (Buddah)
- Al Green - Loving You (Hi)
- The Floaters - Everything Happens For A Reason (ABC)
- Tavares - Never had a love like this before (Capitol)
- Sugar Billy - Super Duper Love (P.1 & 2) (Fast Track)
- Bloodstone - Never let you go (London)
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Messagepar Pari » 14/02/09 20:52

Mark it down in your calendar! On Friday, February 20, 11 pm - 1 am EST, one of the most famous and successful Soul acts of the 1970s will be joining us live on our radio show Midnight Soulstice - The New Birth!
The group was formed in Detroit in 1970 out of the instrumental Funk group The Nite-Liters by former Motown songwriters and producers Vernon Bullock, Harvey Fuqua and music industry veteran Tony Churchill. They are mostly known for their hits I Can Understand It, It's Been a Long Time, Wildflower and Dream Merchant, which featured the Wilson brothers Melvin and Leslie, who sung lead on the group's most famed material.

Both Melvin and Leslie will appear on Midnight Soulstice for our two-hour-special on The New Birth to discuss their music and legacy. For every Soul fan, this rare appearance is an absolute must - so get your streamers ready and download this show! Listen on 97.3 fm (Richmond) or the world wide live stream on www. wrir. org

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