A Funky Trip - Detroit Funk From The Dave Hamilton Archive (Vinyl LP) Soul Funk & Disco

A Funky Trip - Detroit Funk From The Dave Hamilton Archive (Vinyl LP) Soul Funk & DiscoDave Hamiltons astounding productions were hardly known about 20 years ago. Who knew that this producer who had made a couple of northern soul rarities could possibly have more than a handful more in his vaults. The truth emerged that for the best part of two decades Hamilton had made in his tiny Detroit studio a host of great recordings not just soul, but jazz, funk and even early electro. Although these tracks often had an artisanal home made feel

Viewing from an eighties Hip Hop perspective

This new resissue contains bonus material that is previously unreleased

intuitive jazz improvisation led Mr

Drake recorded 'Pink Moon's dispatches from a private hell that was simultaneously terrifying and beautiful

flutist and saxophonist Oliver Lake

who came to notoriety nearly a decade later

and disco weirdness collides

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which weakens this session a bit

Unhinged opulence rests in sonic deconstruction that finds coherence in pop structures

Free Beer and Chicken is an album from John Lee Hooker that was recorded at The Record Plant

Released a mere 10 months after the punk blaze of Pink Flag