Hello my friends of the blogosphere

Here are a few items which I have that are of interest to me and I am probably going to throw up on ebay if it seems worth doing, kind of continuing the Bill Post Family album post theme, unknowns without price that i'm throwing up to get some feedback on.

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Anyway, first we have a weird Latin Christian Jazz/funk fusion record from deep South Texas by Fred Cancio and Family. I would love to check out the rest of Fred's discography because if its anything like this kind of music, there's a chance that the vocals and arrangements might be even more awesome than this, but as it stands this interesting Mexican family album looks to be like some bad crossover Heysoos conjunto accordion jams, but instead you get light and airy California smooth jazz and a little funk thrown in for good measure, the only downside is the vocals, theyre in spansish and the male voice isnt very appealing. Anyway, give it a listen, theres 3 tracks in this sample, saty with it, it gets interesting!



Fred Cancio con su Familia - S/T (1981)


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Next up we have a really interesting private folk rock record by David Marr - This Time, recorded as a live concert at the Sturbridge House, I don't have a firm date on this but its early 70s I think. It's basically just him and his electric guitar and a very rudimentary drum machine, like the ones on organs from the 60s and 70s. The majority of the tracks are covers, he has a kind of reverb laden dream quality to his songs, this track is an original composition and its the best on the album. This record is another completely unknown item and there was a guy on ebay that had one up for 4 dollars buy it now, I dunno if someone finally realized what it was and bought it or if it is still there, it amazes me how many unknown gems people put up on ebay for next to nothing. There's a really interesting vibe with the crowd noise, makes him seem even lonelier, like no one is even listening at his concert.

David MArr - This Time , Live at Sturdbridge House


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Next we have the Korean record by Yoon Book Hee and Yoon Hang Gi, which has some pretty rad 70s cop drama funk themes on it, no singing on the best track either, and then the rest is kinda soul/pop/psych ballads with the duo singing in korean over them, but check this nasty groove out, man.


Yoon Book Hee and Yoon Hang Gi - S/T LP (perhaps a kind of greatest hits for the duo?)


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Ladd Roberts - Lady up stairs [Same label as Mike Williams Free Man Happy Man (which I can also upload in full if you want) and the early lucinda williams album] This is a folkrock/country/jazzy folk record from Colorado that is amazingly unknown for being on the same label as the sought after early lucinda williams album. Its from 1974 and it has some good folky ballads but this track in the sample is definitely the winner. Should be a sought after item I don't know why there's no listings for this on record auction sites, its either uber rare or undervalued.


Ladd Roberts - Lady Up The Stairs (1974)


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This is a weird one, creepy Xian folk record that I can't find much info on, it seems that Charles Gellar has recorded about 3 or 4 really small private records in the mid 70s, I dunno what to make of it really, it's not great but its interesting and very ominous, I like his dark christian themes. Saw one sell a while back as another Buy It Now for 30 bucks I believe. Actually I can't be sure of that my memory could be off. Either way I'm curious what you think of it.


Charles Gellar - Tell it All Brother (197x)


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I love this record, wonderful samples abound, quite rare and small pressing, and it's pretty inexpensive still, this is the only record in the list that I know has a general established price and is listed in auction website catalogs, its a 50 dollar record, I just sold one recently and got 49 for it so thats about right. Since I'm doing showcases this is just the best parts, but people really only buy it for that one awesome Bob James like power jazzfunk track anyway, Ill upload that in full later on.

John Standefer and Friends - For Love of The Art


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Sonrise! (not the Sonrise that's a much bigger private xian band, this is a college band with one other album preceding this one but they are virtually unknown) Yes friends it's another record I'm just not sure about, it's a christian rock/jazz/ Grand Funk Railroad wannabe kinda thing with a lot of covers of secular songs and one or two original compositions, I like the Lionel Richie Cover though, and the last track is alright too. This has a ton of bad pops and ticks on it though, very low quality pressing! But I figured it was worth your checking it out just because it's unknown and has no attached price or anything, see if you think its worth a shit or not (pretend it wasn't so scratched too...)


Sonrise - Movin' On


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Harvey Seaders Band - The Mad Surfer is a completely unknown 1987 lofi electro outsider exposition by one Harvey Seaders, it has a surfing theme, sounds like a lofi version of Paul Hardcastles Rainforest, has a lot of bad tracks but the few amazing electro jams make up for it. Basically a 40 year old white guy tried to make his answer to Rainforest, and this is it. Sadly I sold it already for some foolish reason and it only garnered 30 bucks cause no one could make heads or tails of it.

Harvey Seaders Band - The Mad Surfer (1987)


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Rosemary Bailey, the nice middle-aged woman shown on the back of the jacket that looks like she's going to bring you a plate of cookies gets funky on her jazz organ here. Great and weird Lounge Jazz album by the inexplicable Rosemary. Completely unknown.

Rosemary Bailey - S/T


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This was one trippy Junior High. Here we have the Stockard Junior High Band playing a tripped out version of Thus Spake Zarathustra from 2001, completely with avantegarde synth opening, which really makes the song, and then a pretty standard rendition of the rest. What was this band director putting in the kool aid?


Stockard Junior High LP


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Bill Dave and Mary - Transition, from 1971, a great little under the radar Xian jazz folk number with nice drums and pretty damn good lyrics, even has some sample worthy moments. I really like this one and I think its highly underrated, not sure what the value is either.


Bill Dave and Mary - Transition - Theres Gotta be More (1971)


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Frank Cardona's S/T LP has one really great song on it, a cover of funky nassau! My copy has a few scratches but still sounds pretty good.


Frank Cardona - Funky Nassau


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Isai y Victor - Generacion De Jesus! A mind boggler of a record if there ever was one, 2 lp, most of it sounds like it was recorded in a high school cafeteria off a tape player, and they range the whole gamut of weirdness, my favorite track is given below. Sadly I sold this a while back.


Victor Y Isai - Generacion De Jesus (1981)


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Lovely song on this Oklahoma Prison album compilation. There is a couple interesting tracks on here other than this gospel tune but they arent really worth mentioning. The real gem is this lovely old style gospel rendition, I can't remember the name of the group now either, I know Im worthless, it's called sorrows, it was recorded by female inmate while in prison.

Ain't got time to lose - Sorrows.


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Thanks for checking out my barrage of unknown records (with a few other little diddies thrown in for good measure.) I hope you can tolerate the sample clips/single tracks I gave you for the mean time but quite a few will be up on Ebay sometime soon. Including Bill Post Family, Fred Cancio, David Marr, Yoon Hang Gi, Ladd Roberts , Charles Gellar, Sonrise, and Bill Dave Mary. As for the rest if you are interested let me know and I will try to upload what I can, but I have a few other full LPs that are really great coming down the pike, including 2 Gospel Funk records! huzzah!

Bill Post Family Singers FEATURING BRAINSTORM!

For your viewing pleasure, my TOP 200 ALBUMS OF THE 1980s LIST

http://rateyourmusic.com/list/TranspacJackson/top_200_albums_of_the_1980s__best

The list is stored on RateYourMusic.com, because I think it's the best site for making/generating lists. So if you've never been, which I'd be kind of shocked if you haven't, check it out from the above link. It's very safe and entertaining. yay. (I also have a 1970s list up from before too.)

Future Force - Reincarnation 7"

Foolishly rare cosmic roller boogie single with really strange lyrics about reincarnation.... sells for $360.00, the bside is a bad new wavey heavy metal AOR song like 80s deep purple, blek. But this little guy is pretty darn catchy, even with the cheese meter on HI it still manages to pack a nice groove, a late 70s roller boogie film groove...

FUTURE FORCE - REINCARNATION 7" (BIG DEAL RECORDS 1981)

Otis Johnson - Everything, God Is Love '78

I don't normally do this but I felt like this album was so incredible that I should point you guys toward it, I had been searching for this (a physical copy of it i mean) for quite a while, but I just don't want to pay the 200 dollar price tag for it so I instead found a blog with a good digital copy of it instead. All I can say is that this album is somewhere between Timmy Thomas and Famous L Renfroe. Anyway you should really check this out, it's basically a lone black guy at an organ with an ancient drum machine that is pouring out his soul to Jesus, it's very dark and crusty sounding. Truly a strange gem. The only other post where I pointed you toward another site for a download was Ata Kak, and that was some monumental stuff too.

GET OTIS G. JOHNSON'S ALBUM AT THIS BLOG: LAMARABA

Imani - Out of the Blue (1983)

Presenting...

IMANI! The incredible San Francisco area Jazz Funk Blues Spiritual miasma that is the IMANI - Out of the Blue LP (ep?). This is mega sought after and friggin bad ass. About all I know is that it's from 1983, and it's one of the few great private 'jazz' records that is still almost unknown. I really can't say enough good things about this, how the bay area has so many fantastic private jazz-funk LPs from 1970-1985 that are so fucking good is beyond me. This is easily one of the rarest, and one of the better musically too, though I'd give the edge to Aposento Alto and John Heartsman, but people are well aware of those two behemoths while this guy has never been reissued or available anywhere before and has a value that usually approaches $1000. It's in the same realm as my very first post, which spread like wildfire amongst the bigger blogs out there and soon all traces of its origins from here were erased. I'm talking about Minority Band - Journey to the Shore, which has since been reissued in 2 different formats and is very well known. I also featured another single from that awesome label (TSR) but no one seemed to think much of it I guess, though it was quickly hijacked and placed on the french boogie blogs, which I'm cool with. And also I want to remind you of a single which I resurfaced to the blog/ebay world called The Mint, which has Skywalking and 'the Mint' on it, I originally posted it without much attention, then sold it on Ebay for a meager 189.00 but a month ago the German boogie king of Ebay found a copy of his own and auctioned it for a whopping $400, I couldnt believe it. So grab that download if you havent already, it's a classic. But anyway this Imani record is friggin awesome and I'm thrilled their work can finally be heard again, hopefully they are too.


Imani - Out of the Blue EP (1983) Full EP at 224 kbps.

Sabu - Aurora Borealis LP 1971 (Co-Op Records)

Amazingly I couldn't find any blogs that have a rip of this LP out there so seeing as how I just found a copy in fantastic condition, I figured I would rip it and share the wealth. Some of the tracks are pretty straight forward big band jazz but there are still quite a few classic latin jazz/funk tracks with great composition. It's a European jazz classic so I'm glad to make it available again. Also, I was kinda lazy and did not rip it into individual tracks, instead I have the entire A side as an mp3 and the B side as an mp3, zipped in a .rar, but many of the songs flow into the next by design so its still good listening straight through, or you can cut it up yourselves using something like Audacity, a free editing program that I often use.

Sabu - Aurora Borealis LP

Pendulum - Skull Fuck ( skullfuck EP ) 1989

This is new ground for me. Metal! Not just any metal though, first time ever available San Antonio proto-Black Metal Thrash metal that is quite raw and quite good, EXCEPT the vocalist, wow is he bad. This would be worth a lot more if the vocalist sounded either more death metal esque or black metal esque, instead he just sucks. But it has nice atmospheric elements and tremelo riffage, so it's way ahead of what most San Antonio metal bands were doing at the time. AND they took their ep cover pic in a graveyard! hardcore!

PENDULUM - SKULLFUCK EP (Euthanasia Records 0013) 1989 San Antonio, TX.

The Ebony Singers - In The Ebony Spirit LP

Very nice Spiritual Gospel Jazz track by The Ebony Singers called Ebony Suite. It closes out the A side. I only included this track because the rest of the album is quite traditional, and though its decent I didn't feel like spending all that time to upload 'decent', instead here is the one track that is fantastic. Slow build with fender rhodes keys twinkling and a small choir doing spiritual singing then the bass kicks in and a nice jazz funk theme begins and rides out the gospel jazz funk flavor to the end. Enjoy.

Ebony Singers - Ebony Suite:

Mike Baumann - Get a Grip LP (1981)

Utterly unknown folk-jazz-prog pop stuff with a nice spiritual jazz touch on some tracks and weird bluesy quirkiness on others. Definitely not solid the whole way through but there are some gems on here. It's about a hundred dollar record and thats mainly do to the fact that there arent more solid tracks, like the potential was very high on this one and instead of really going for it they had fun and got goofy when the going got tough. But I really do enjoy it and like I said there are some really great forward thinking jazz tracks on here so don't be dissuaded by my harping on its not being as good as it should be crap. There was ZERO info out on this LP, but the interesting this is this guy, Mike Baumann, is I believe the original member of Grayps, a local 60s psych outfit, here's what I said in my Ebay auction for this record:

"Scarce Private press LP with Mike Baumann and Steve Huntington playing most of the instruments and writing most all the songs. This LP is unfindable in all the research I have done, however I do think that this is the Mike Baumann from the Ohio 60s teen garage band The Grayps, and I think he was in a band in the Ohio area in the 70's called Gandalf. If I am mistaken and that is another Mike Baumann musician from Ohio (which I doubt...) I apologize, but I'm almost certain it is the one and the same. That Mike Baumann played drums for Grayps I think. Anyway, the album is really solid and has a diverse sound that a lot of late 70s early 80s private press records have. Some tracks are cool jazzy blue-eyed soul with great lyrics and spiritual jazz sounding chorus parts, other tracks are straight ahead early 80s folky softrock, like Toto or something. Others are instrumental jazz ensemble with prog elements. But my favorite 3 tracks are all in the soundclip above, and combine the best elements of all these genre descriptions into cohesive songs that you rarely encounter on something this obscure.."

LISTEN AND ENJOY!! - Full .rar

Calle Örnemark pt 2 (previous post update)

A fellow blogger alerted me to the fact that Mr. Ornemark has just uploaded some videos of himself and his art (and his music) to youtube, so thank you kindly for the heads up and here is the link to the video that incorporates the first track of Glooscap that I previously posted. Also, so of his other videos have some pretty interesting music on them, I wonder if he has other vinyl releases? LINK TO GLOOSCAP: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaYXlLsAxlk&feature=related

Sounds of Salvation - S/T (Custom Records 1971)

Another unknown Xian record for your listening pleasure. This is a really interesting piece from Tyler Texas that is completely unknown, I sold it on Ebay a while back so if there's anything on the net its from my auction etc. I found a lot of these christian records at a thrift store in Round Rock that is no longer open, they had about 10 scarce and awesome christian records of all kinds, and they were a quarter each, I havent landed that kinda deal in a long time now. Anyway, I dont know much about this little group except that the A side is basically a church group from Tyler doing traditional hymns in a choir setting and its absolutely horrible, but the B side is a small group of teens, presumably from the same church, who started a little band called The Sounds of Salvation. It's basically like The Last Days but a lot less hip and a lot less overtly psychedelic. Also if this was an entire record of The Sounds of Salvation with a few more original compositions instead of covers I really think it'd be a 500 dollar record, but because there is only a few original songs, which are the best tracks on the record and are quite good, and even more because the Aside is a totally different thing, it sits in the obscurist only section of the record universe, which is a shame because it has a couple really amazing songs on it. Its still worth about a hundred bucks I'd say. I did not include the A side in the .rar, for good reason. I realize this wasnt the most enticing or positive review, but I wanted to get all the ugly facts out of the way first, I mean basically theres two songs on here that are really excellent LoFi loner folk with reverb drenched production and good song writing, and the real intriguing thing is that i'd say only a handful of people have heard this record, because its truly a ghost level piece, I should have probably made a xian folk comp instead of putting up all these albums and part-albums but I figured you'd rather have more than less, I hope I'm right.

The Sounds of Salvation - S/T (1971 Tyler Texas Unknown Teen Christian Folk Rock)

The Spectrum Singers - Young Life Songs (Unknown Christian Youth Group Sing Along Jam Session LP from 1969)

Christmas must have come early this year! Another interesting find I happened upon a while back, utterly unknown and truly bizarre, a real ghost record. Out of Colorado Springs 1969. A youth minister from the Young Life group, when they first began (theyre now a world wide organization!) decided to round up some of his members and record an LP that would appeal to the younger crowds in Young Life, his mission was to create a kind of library lp to play during the meetings and he produced this record, half instrumentals, half vocals only, so that you could learn the songs and then sing to the instrumental side and jam out together. He also recorded three standard tracks with the vocals in (one of which has 2 versions), and they are probably the best tracks on the record, especially the psychout version of 'I am the resurrection' but then again the fuzzed out psych instrumental of 'It's almost too good' is really awesome too, especially for 1969, pretty early in the private press xian psych game. Yes its more novelty than musical brilliance, but it still kicks ass. Also, just fyi, I sold this on ebay a while back, I have not seen one surface since, it was a VG grade and sold for $160.00 if I remember correctly. Also I did not include the vocal only tracks. You do not want them.

Get fuzzy!

Reggie Andrews and The Fellowship - Mystic Beauty LP

Because I have been loading you guys up with sound clips, singles, and partial albums I feel it necessary to share a couple full length, high quality rips of great albums for your enjoyment. This was available on the net for a little while from a record store in New York but at some point it disappeared and now the only place I can find it is some website 'for trade' so I felt it only right to dispel that nonsense and share this terrific album by Reggie Andrews. I wish I had his other LP, the Locke Saints Band from Fremont High School, because it is harder to find and more interesting, but this is better musicianship as it is not a high school doing the work. Pretty laid back afro-cuban influenced spiritual jazz with a real nice groove to it. Rough around the edges at some points but that kinda adds to the flavor. Neither Reggie album is reissued yet, seems like an obvious thing to do as I'm sure he has a ton of unreleased tracks in addition to these two lps. Not sure when it was recorded, privately pressed on HME, from Los Angeles. "n recent years, Reggie Andrews has taught, mentored, and/or produced many talented musicians including Patrice Rushen, Terrace Martin, Ndugu Chancler, and the Dazz Band.

Get mystical y'all.

The Last Days - S/T (Irving, TX 1972)

Before you get too excited, this is only the 5 best tracks from this Collector's behemoth of a Xian album. Pretty much has everything you want from the genre. Dark, soul searching lyrics that are quite good, a quiet folky male lead with a good voice, a gentle female back up sometimes, tons of reverb and lofi mystique, great acoustic moments with fluorishes of electric guitar throughout, good song composition, and most importantly, it is near impossible to find and virtually nothing is known about the band. I find this a lot when a group is from a small town in one state and has their album pressed up somewhere else, usually in that scenario a small number of pressings to begin with turns into a minute remainder of whats left. I'm not sure how it reached the insane amount of money it gets, close to 1200 bucks, which puts it in the same class of xian folk psych as Search Party, Fraction, Azitis, Harbinger, and John Villemonte among others, especially when this album was known to sell for 300-400 bucks for a NM copy in 2004, but when a record sits atop the wanted lists of the major collectors long enough and there are none to be found, it's price grows exponentially. Anyway, like I said I only have 5 tracks from the album, I think they are the best 5 though. Enjoy what there is because I doubt there will ever be more.

Here is the .rar of the 5 tracks in 192k

University of Tulsa Jazz Ensemble 1973

Trying something a little different with this recent find. Normally I find something, record it, then either Ebay it or file it away in the collection. After that I post it. This time I am going to post the soundclips on my blog first, let it sit around a bit, then Ebay it later, to give people a chance to buy it if they are interested, because this one isn't well known and I don't think there are any results on the internet or auction sales that I can find. It has quite a few good songs on it, but the obvious winner is the original composition 'Gallery', which is a 14 minute Bob James-esque track with incredible arrangement, and the layered solos of guitar, alto, trumpet, xylophone, piano, and drums are just killer, best of all is the continuous throbbing bassline that really takes the track to the next level. There are many college/high school records that have some great moments in big band format, big drums with loud punchy horns and intermittent slicing guitar, sax, and drum solos, but 90% of those are still just unfocused exhibitions of the best players in a funky format. (Northills High School Jazz Band for instance, which I also just found. Quite good but nothing transcendent.) What separates the real heavy hitters, ala Douglas High School, TSU Jazz ensemble, Kashmere Stage Band, etc; is the quality of the compositions, originality, and style, and of course big ass drum breaks and tight musicianship doesnt hurt either.
So anyway, here is some of the Tulsa University Jazz Ensemble 1973 before I put it up on Ebay. The track featured is Gallery. Yes I will have then entire album for you eventually, and I have 4 more high school jazz band LPs coming soon in addition.


Excerpts from Gallery, including the first 5 minutes uninterupted and then I threw in another brief selection that follows.

Jackie Ross and South Side Movement - You Are The One That I Need (from the Self-titled LP on Golden Ear 1981)

A beautiful slice of Jazzy Modern Soul from the under-rated soul singer Jackie Ross, who made quite a few great records in the late 60s and 70s, like her LP 'Full Bloom' on Chess records, which was really great, and a number of other 7" singles that charted a couple times and that was about the extent of it. Then sometime in the early 80s she decided to record a sort of come back album, like many other 60s soul artists did, and in 1981 she cut this pretty fantastic album for the private label Golden Ear, sadly it never got past the test pressing/promotional phase and was pretty much scrapped, aside from a few copies given out here and there, I don't know how many or if it got any real radio play ever. I'm not sure if "South Side Movement," who is the backing band on LP, is the same band as the SSM from the early 70s on Wand who released one album of the same name, which is a pretty dope album btw, but either way they're a very good band and Jackie is a fantastic singer as always. I really think the strongest track is 'You Are the One That I Need', and even though there are a few other quality pieces on the record, it's that track that makes it, and without it the record wouldn't fetch the 500 dollar price tag it sells for. So anyway I am only going to upload that track because it's all I have done at the moment and it's what everybody wants anyway. Enjoy.

Sonic Explosion - We Belong Together / I'm a Believer (Big City Sounds 1976)

Really solid, highly collectible and stupidly rare modern soul 45 out of Tuscaloosa Alabama, not much info on the band or the label other than being pressed in 1976 and being written by Hayward McKanstry. Honestly this is kind of the 'Trace of Smoke' of Alabama. (You can still get the trace 45 from an earlier posting) Not much else to say really, other than its a fantastic little slice of uptempo disco/soul that never shows up anywhere. Enjoy.

We Belong Together


I'm a Believer

Paler Shade of White Compilation BONUS TRACK: Sage - I'm Alive

Here is a track that I should have added to the compilation but didn't, so I am offering it as a bonus track, it fits in perfectly with rest of the music and fits all the criteria for the comp, I have no idea how I forgot to include this. So anyway, instead of re-upping and redoing the entire thing, Ive decided to post this as a bonus track and you can decide to amend the comp or not.

SAGE - I'M ALIVE (Head Records 1977) Link to mp3

Headlamp Shovel and Secret Histories Presents: A Paler Shade of White - Forgotten Sounds from Disco Crazed Suburbia. 1975-82

Yes friends I am posting my first compilation, notice I did not say mix or mixtape, because it is not in a mixed format, but a true comp format, giving you the entirety of each track, the photo of the album the track came from, and maybe a little minor history attached. I'm really not that into the idea of making 'race' a theme for a compilation, but it came about organically and as I became more and more intrigued by these long forgotten private press, or 'real people' disco/funk LPs by the various family band/nightclub act/studio musician entities that created them, I noticed a few things... first an inordinate amount were all white bands, and second they had a unique sound and style that was similar to each other. I previously shared one of the most famous of the 'genre,' the Family Tree album, doing a cover of Barry White's 'never gonna give you up,' which is a perfect example of what I was looking for for this comp. So in essense its more like a collection of tracks by bands in a similar vein to the Family Tree: A group of early twenty somethings that got together who liked the idea of being in a band more than the idea of making music or being an 'artist'. But its not all novelty folks. Admittedly, a lot of the tracks are mainly just interesting from the novelty/collector obscurist standpoint, but honestly there are some true gems on here. Stuff that just doesn't sound like anything else but each other. Take for instance the epic lp and somewhat underground legend by Bob Chance, the track I feature is 'Broken,' equally italian library funk/lofi outsider weirdness and synth disco. Then there is Ernie Story's 'Disco City' another equally fantastic track, but this time its an uptempo disco ripper with lofi intensity and earnest singing that tantalizes. And of course the highly sout after Pazazz track that is an absolute killer of modern soul disco. I'm not gonna go into all the tracks that are great here, jjust take my word for it. I hope you enjoy it. Below is a tracklist and some of the album photos, in the rar are all of them and even a couple others I was going to use but didnt. Also at this point please don't ask for the entire albums, be happy with the comp, its standalone, most of the albums have no other good songs anyway. And thank you to Nordine for his 2 contributions, much appreciated.













TRACKLIST:

1. The Zaras - The Best Years of My Life
2. Pazazz - So Hard To Find
3. DC and Company - Let's Dance the Night Away
4. Bob Chance - It's Broken
5. The Shelters - Make it With You *(thank you Nordine)
6. George Morin - Keep On Dancing
7. Family Tree - Never Gonna Give You Up
8. Ernie Story - Disco City *(thank you Nordine)
9. Transistor Jet - Love Inside of Sound
10. Chris Meyer - You Can Dance With Me
11. Mike DeLeon Band - Once in a While
12. Tampa - Don't Fight the Feeling
13. Organisation C - Viens Tourner
14. Paul Tanner - Fly Away

Download: V/A - A Paler Shade of White (Secret Histories 2011)