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Messagepar funka » 18/04/09 19:05

Wonder B a écrit :FUNKA / click on the link... then click on donwload HERE
Then on the new window you'll see a red sign with an arrow pointing down... click right on the arrow and select 'enregistrer la cible sous...' and you'll be able to download the show...

This means you haven't downloaded the previous shows!!!!! And you SHOULD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


LOLLL You're Great I'm so confuse :oops: :???: I've forgotten the " click droit" :5badair:
FUNKAWAY OF LIFE !!!

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Messagepar Pari » 18/04/09 20:58

And here the link to the download for last night's show with Plunky ... it got pretty deep, but that was expected ... :smile:

http://wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=9600
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Messagepar Pari » 26/04/09 04:56

Get the FREE download for last night's fantastic kick-off for our new series "Deep Diggin'" on Midnight Soulstice. Listen to your hosts Mr. Felty and DJ Pari dig out the most precious gems of Funk and Soul.

http://wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=9662

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- The Main Ingredient: Happiness is just around the Bend (RCA)
- Mystique feat. Ralph Johnson: Keep on playing the Music (Curtom)
- Jade: Music Slave (Pesante)
- Zingara: Haunted House (Wheel Records)
- Ace Spectrum: You ain't no match for me (Atlantic)
- Terry And Deep South: Trying To Get By (Bama)
- Mose: The Coming Of Moses (Pure Silk)
- Quest: Boy Scouts (Silver Lining)
- Ben Sidran: Fat Jam (Blue Thumb)
- The Edge Of Daybreak: Eyes Of Love (Bohannon's)
- Jess Roden: on Broadway (Island Records)
- Real Thing: Children of the Ghetto (PYE Records)
- Celeste Hardie: You touched the inner part of me (Load Stone)
- Juice: Lady beware (Secant)
- Barrett Strong: Is it true? (Capitol)
- Gordon Staples and The Motown Strings: Strung Out (Motown)
- Rudy Love & Love Family: Does Your Mamma Know (Calla)
- Roy,Rock & Reese: Who's Complanning? (Colpar)
- Weldon Irvine: Walk That Walk; Talk That Talk (RCA)
- The Daley Diggers: I Can Dig It (Marmaduke)
- Johnny Bristol: Woman, Woman (MGM)
- Sons of Kingdom: Modernization (K.O.G.)
- Jimmy Jones: Time and Changes (Conchillo)
- Rasputin's Stash: I can feel the Jones (Gemigo)
- The Entertains: Love will turn it around (Steeltown Records)
- Larry Saunders: Story Of My Love (Soul International)
- Tyrone Thomas: Baby Cant You See (Golden Triangle)
- The Packers: Im Converted (Pure Soul Music)
- Skip Mahoney and the Casuals: Town called no-where (DC International)
- The Fiestas: Sometimes Storm (Respect)
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Messagepar Wonder B » 27/04/09 14:32

Ooooooooooooooooooh nice playlist (what else was I expecting!? hahahaha)

Got to listen to some of the names I don't know anything about...
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Messagepar Pari » 28/04/09 23:30

Wonder B a écrit :Ooooooooooooooooooh nice playlist (what else was I expecting!? hahahaha)

Got to listen to some of the names I don't know anything about...


I think you'll feel it. It's a bit more on the modern Soul edge ... :smile:
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Messagepar Pari » 07/05/09 13:39

On last week's Midnight Soulstice, we took you waaaay back to the early days of Southern Soul music. This is where it all started, this is the real deal. Get the download while it's hot!


http://wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=9725

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- L.C. Cooke: Do you wanna dance (Destination)
- Bobby Dobye and the & The Barefacts: Strictly Soul (Hemphill)
- Clarence Carter: I'm qualified (Atlantic)
- O.V. Wright: Ace of Spade (Back Beat)
- Candi Staton: I'm just a Prisoner (Fame)
- Yakety Yaks: Soul Night part 1 (Washington Sound)
- Mickey Murry: Fat Gal (Federal)
- Lavell Kamma: I Know Where It's At (Tupelo Sound)
- Alex Williams And The Mustangs: The Thrill Ain't Gone (Jewel)
- Al King: High Cost Of Living (Ronn)
- Jessie Hill: Naturally (Blue Thumb)
- Carla Thomas: I want you back (Stax)
- Little Richard: I don't know what you got (Vee-Jay)
- Al Perkins: I don't want to lose (Hi)
- Barbara Stant: Shadow in your footsteps (Shiptown)
- Linda Gail Lewis: South Side Soul Society Chapter #1 (Mercury)
- Chris Kenner: I Like It Like That part 1 (Instant)
- The Da-Kars: The Dock Of The Bay (Josie)
- Eldrige Holmes: Workin In The Coal Mine (Decca)
- Freddie North: Love To Hate (Abet)
- Syl Johnson: Is it because I'm black (Twinight)
- Arthur Conley: Put our love together (Atco)
- Willie Hightower: You used me baby (Fame)
- Willie Rodgers: Tennessee Waltz (Jewel)
- Wes Lewis: Best of my years (Hemphill)
- The Village Soul Choir: The Country Walk (Abbot)
- Roman Carter: Queen Bee (Jewel)
- Wes Wells & The Steelers: From The Top Of My Heart (Torrid)
- Judy Clay & William Bell: Private Number (Stax)
- Eddie Floyd: California Girl (Stax)
- Joe Tex: We can't sit down now (Dial)
- Willie Mitchell: That Driving Beat (Hi)
- Ollie and the Nightingales: You're leaving me (Stax)
- Ann Peebles: Make me yours (Hi)
- Z.Z. Hill: Nothing can change this love (Kent)
- Solomon Burke: Proud Mary (Bell)
- The Temprees: My Baby Love (We Produce)
- Clarence Carter: To Weak To Fight (Atlantic)
- The Meditation Singers: A change is gonna come (Jewel)
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Messagepar funkiness » 07/05/09 17:56

thanks for the funk soulbrother Pari ! :sm6:

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Messagepar Pari » 07/05/09 23:12

funkiness a écrit :thanks for the funk soulbrother Pari ! :sm6:


SOUL, bro. The Funk will be on the show this Friday. :smile:

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Messagepar funkiness » 08/05/09 12:37

soul of course !

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Messagepar Pari » 12/05/09 04:10

High Funk alert at last week's Midnight Soulstice .. download the show here:

http://wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=9784

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- Little Oscar: The Funky Buzzard (Justice)
- Dean Francis: Funky Disposition (Hillside)
- Bobby Williams: Funky Superfly (R&R Records)
- Shelley Fisher: I'll leave you girl (Kapp)
- The Marlboro Men: (Ride on) Iron Horse (Bite Beat)
- The Five Ounces of Soul: Love got a piece of your mind (Cu-Wu)
- Ray and His Court: Soul Freedom (Sound Triangle)
- Lee Austin: Screwdriver (International Brothers)
- The Dayton Sidewinders Band: Slippin'into Darkness (Carlco Records)
- The Raw Soul with Frankie Beverly: Open up your heart (Eldorado)
- Jimmy Bo Horne: Hey there Jim (Dade)
- Tempo 70: El Galleton (Mericana Records)
- Larry Ellis and the Black Hammer: Funky Thing P. 1 (Al King Records)
- Bootsey Phelps and the Complete Strangers: Fun in your Thang (P.1) (Gar)
- Smokey Brooks: Spin-It-Jig (Now)
- Chris Jones: I'm the Man (Goodie Train)
- Warm Excursion: Funk-1-tus (Watts U.S.A.)
- The Fat Back Band feat. Johnny King: Keep on brother keep on (BC Project II)
- Willie Gresham and the Free Food Ticket: Step by Step (Majesty)
- Mary Jane Hooper: I've got reasons (Power-Pac)
- Soul One's: Soul Pot (Deal Records)
- LaShawn Collins: Girl chooses boy (Motown)
- The Maskman and the Agents: Stand Up (B.B.C. Records)
- Eddie Mobley: Stick it in your Earhole (Sound plus)
- Sir Joe Quarterman: Get Down Baby
- The Young Disciples: Crumbs for the table (Gate Way)
- Sir Guy & The Rocking Cavaliers: (Funky Virginia) (D.P.G.)
- The PC's LTD.: Fast Man (Booty Man) (Fran Records)
- Andrew White: Who's Got The Funk? (Andrew's Music)
- Rhythm Masters: Black Conversation (Success)
- Ann Alford: Got to get me a job (Hy Sign)
- The Gaturs: Wasted (Gatur Records)
- The Elephant Band: Groovin' at the Apollo (Mojo)
- 1619 B.A.B.: For your Love (Chess)
- Wee Willie and the Winners: Get some (Shotgun)
- Joe Haywood: (Play me) A Cornbread Song (Kent)
- Billy John: Slap it to me (N-Joy)
- Senor Soul: It's your Thing (Doubleshot)
- Six Feet Under: Chocolate Sugar (Le-Cam)
- Bobby Rush: Gotta be Funky (On Top)
- Dennis Landry: Sing a Song (Soul Unlimited)
- Rare Function: Disco Function (Soul Unlimited)
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Messagepar Wonder B » 12/05/09 09:45

Damn it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't keep up with the downloads... I haven't had time to go through last week's whole program yet hahahaha
This one seems fantastic pnce again with the inclusion of Bootsy's rare 45, the great Mary Jane Hooper, Harmon Bethea (aka the Maskman); Andrew White, Ann Alford, The Gaturs and just about the whole damn selection!

Pppppppphhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeewwwww, I urge everyone here to go lend an ear to this, cos' you ain't about winning the lottery grand prize and be able to afford all this stuff!
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Messagepar Phil » 12/05/09 11:51

Pari a écrit :High Funk alert at last week's Midnight Soulstice .. download the show here:

http://wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=9784



Hey Pari, your shows are great, it's cool that we can listen to them directly.

Personally I never download anything and I appreciate this ! :wink:
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Messagepar Pari » 12/05/09 13:24

Thanks, guys .. Please spread the word! :smile:
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Messagepar funkiness » 12/05/09 13:51

your last show is amazing bro', this is the music I listen to everyday !

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Messagepar Pari » 16/05/09 17:55

Playlist and download for last night's show here:

http://wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=9843


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- Baby Huey & The Babysitters: Listen to me (Curtom)
- Marie Queenie Lyons: See and don't see (DeLuxe)
- The Sisters & Brothers: Chained (Calla Records)
- Larry Saunders: Fly Away Love Bird (Soul International)
- Five Stairsteps & Cubie: Baby make me feel so good (Curtom)
- Ruby Andrews: Just Lovin' You (Zodiac)
- Rhetta Hughs: Light My Fire (Tetragrammaton)
- George Benson: Smokin Cheeba-Cheeba (Paul Winley)
- Sly and The Family Stone: Love City (Epic)
- Skull Snaps: It's A New Day (GSF)
- The Dynamics: Murder in the First Degree (Cotillion)
- Chairmen of the Board: Hanging on to a Memory (Invictus)
- Swamp Dogg: Sal-A-Faster (Canyon)
- S.O.U.L.: My Cherie Amor (Musicor)
- Leroy Hutson: More where that came from (RSO/Curtom)
- Hidden Strength: All We Need Is Time (United Artist)
- Olympic Runners: Put Your Music Where Your Mouth Is (London)
- Compost: Life Is Round (Columbia)
- The Mighty Chevelles: Shadow Boxing (Flaming Arrow)
- Mathew Larkin Cassell: In My Life (reish on BBE)
- Soul Sister: Loop De Loop (Sue)
- Otis Clay: Got to find a way (One-Derful)
- Otis Redding: I'm a Changed Man (Atco)
- Joe Hinton: I'm Satisfied (Back Beat)
- Tony Fox (I've got to) Do it to it (Calla Records)
- Leo's Sunship: Im Back For More (lyon's)
- The Vast Majority: Muddy Sneakers (D&M)
- Miami: Chicken Yellow (dRIVE)
- Bare Knuckles: Gonna Getcha (Gucci)
- Ebony Rhythm Funk Campaign: Watchin' You, Watchin' Me (ChiSound)
- Lou Courtney: I don't need nobody else (Epic)
- Derek Martin: That's what I'll do (Vibration)
- Esther Phillips: Home is where the hatred is (Kudu)
- The Naturals: I can't share you (Callo Records)
- Devotion: Dawning of Love (Colossus)
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Messagepar Wonder B » 17/05/09 03:15

woooowooooo wooo wooo!

Another great list of fabulous records...

On the page you say '... tonight's show will be quite similar and no less exciting... '

Is that an understatement or what! hahahahaha :lol:
This is one hell of a show (again!)

Great selection Pari... Just can't believe you got all those! I am jealous hahaha :wink:
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Messagepar Pari » 17/05/09 19:10

Thanks! :smile:
I don't know how much you like Jazz, biut I'm very much looking forward to next week's show. This will be some ill shit.

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Messagepar in the jungle groove » 17/05/09 19:43

I am one show behind, but loved it!!!! I wonder if little Oscar and Dean Francis have made something worth listening on Lp... What a great start of the show...

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Messagepar Wonder B » 18/05/09 00:26

Dean Francis has released some stuff in the 90's but it's really not like the stuff you heard on Pari's show...

Pari can't wait for the jazz side... Love me some jazz too!
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Messagepar Phil » 18/05/09 11:04

Wonder B a écrit :Dean Francis has released some stuff in the 90's but it's really not like the stuff you heard on Pari's show...


For ITJG, here is a link on Dean Francis : http://www.columbusmusichistory.com/htm ... ers_1.html

"Germany’s Soulciety released two of his funk CD’s, Black As All That (Soulciety 00682) in 1998 and This Groove’s For You (Soulciety 00332) in 1995. This Groove’s For You included a cut that was a shout back the Soul Rockers days titled Got A Funky Disposition."

"Funky disposition" is from 1969.

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Messagepar in the jungle groove » 18/05/09 12:23

thanks guys, as always, 45s but no Lps!!!!

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Messagepar funkiness » 18/05/09 12:39

Phil a écrit :
Wonder B a écrit :Dean Francis has released some stuff in the 90's but it's really not like the stuff you heard on Pari's show...


"Germany’s Soulciety released two of his funk CD’s, Black As All That (Soulciety 00682) in 1998 and This Groove’s For You (Soulciety 00332) in 1995. This Groove’s For You included a cut that was a shout back the Soul Rockers days titled Got A Funky Disposition."


I have the "This Groove's For You" CD and it sounds great !

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Messagepar Pari » 18/05/09 13:11

in the jungle groove a écrit :thanks guys, as always, 45s but no Lps!!!!


My Rare Funk special is strictly 45s, because most rare Funk was released on this format and not on LP.

But we usually do play a good amount of albums on our shows.
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Messagepar Phil » 18/05/09 13:14

funkiness a écrit :I have the "This Groove's For You" CD and it sounds great !


So, here it is on vinyl for ITJG : http://www.crazybeat.co.uk/more-info/De ... ety/52365/

Pari is right : on his latest show a lot of the songs are on LP's.
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Messagepar in the jungle groove » 18/05/09 13:57

Pari a écrit :
in the jungle groove a écrit :thanks guys, as always, 45s but no Lps!!!!


My Rare Funk special is strictly 45s, because most rare Funk was released on this format and not on LP.

But we usually do play a good amount of albums on our shows.

yes I know! :cool: I was just complaining about the fact that most artists who did great stuff on 45s, never released an LP (and not about the fact that you were playing 45s! :mrgreen: ). Very frustrating for people who only buy Lps (wouldn't mind buying 45s but I do not want to end up tramping in the street...Lps are already too money consuming!!!)

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Pari a écrit :
in the jungle groove a écrit :thanks guys, as always, 45s but no Lps!!!!


My Rare Funk special is strictly 45s, because most rare Funk was released on this format and not on LP.

But we usually do play a good amount of albums on our shows.

yes I know! :cool: I was just complaining about the fact that most artists who did great stuff on 45s, never released an LP (and not about the fact that you were playing 45s! :mrgreen: ). Very frustrating for people who only buy Lps (wouldn't mind buying 45s but I do not want to end up tramping in the street...Lps are already too money consuming!!!)


Well, it's not really the artist's fault either. In the mid- to late 1960s, 45s were the main outlet for music releases. Albums didn't really become the major medium until the early 1970s. Most rare Funk releases were put our by unknown artists on small, independent labels. Very few of them ever made it into the R&B charts, which is why they never got the funds together for recording enough material for an entire album.

I collect both 45s and albums. But I understand that it's tough on money. In Europe you simply cannot dig for records like you can over here in the States. I hardly buy records from Ebay, I just dig in private collections, yard sales and small record stores. Just last week, I bought about 50 45s from a dude's home collection. I spent $100 - and the records I got for that price are listed at Manship for a total of $1,200. You can hardly get that lucky anywhere in Europe, which is why I am buying 45s like crazy since I moved back here. :smile:
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Messagepar funkiness » 18/05/09 21:14

Pari a écrit :I hardly buy records from Ebay, I just dig in private collections, yard sales and small record stores. Just last week, I bought about 50 45s from a dude's home collection. I spent $100 - and the records I got for that price are listed at Manship for a total of $1,200. You can hardly get that lucky anywhere in Europe, which is why I am buying 45s like crazy since I moved back here. :smile:



:shock: :shock: :smile21:

:lol:

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funkiness a écrit :
Pari a écrit :I hardly buy records from Ebay, I just dig in private collections, yard sales and small record stores. Just last week, I bought about 50 45s from a dude's home collection. I spent $100 - and the records I got for that price are listed at Manship for a total of $1,200. You can hardly get that lucky anywhere in Europe, which is why I am buying 45s like crazy since I moved back here. :smile:



:shock: :shock: :smile21:

:lol:


I'm tellin' ya, you need to come visit and I take you diggin'. If they let you in the country. They are a bit sensitive about people who look like suicide bombers. :lol:
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Messagepar in the jungle groove » 20/05/09 16:58

funkiness a écrit :
Pari a écrit :I hardly buy records from Ebay, I just dig in private collections, yard sales and small record stores. Just last week, I bought about 50 45s from a dude's home collection. I spent $100 - and the records I got for that price are listed at Manship for a total of $1,200. You can hardly get that lucky anywhere in Europe, which is why I am buying 45s like crazy since I moved back here. :smile:



:shock: :shock: :smile21:

:lol:

I totally agree with you!!! Let's all move to the US! Pari, you are living the dream!!!
You can still get lucky digging in Europe but only european stuff such as libraries... but it is getting harder and harder... travelling helps as well (I found some great and cheap stuff in Poland...)

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Messagepar Pari » 20/05/09 19:48

I don't think Americans will be too happy about an invasion of French vinyl junkies. :lol:
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