VA - Dynamic Grooves: Funk & Groovy Soul From the Vaults of Scepter, Wand, Dynamo & Musicor [Remastered] (2011)
Artist: Various Artists
Title: Dynamic Grooves: Funk & Groovy Soul From the Vaults of Scepter, Wand, Dynamo & Musicor
Year Of Release: 2011
Label: BGP Records [CDBGPD 242]
Genre: Rhythm & Blues, Soul, Funk
Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks+.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 56:41
Total Size: 134 mb / 243 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: Dynamic Grooves: Funk & Groovy Soul From the Vaults of Scepter, Wand, Dynamo & Musicor
Year Of Release: 2011
Label: BGP Records [CDBGPD 242]
Genre: Rhythm & Blues, Soul, Funk
Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks+.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 56:41
Total Size: 134 mb / 243 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Scepter/Wand and Musicor/Dynamo were the happening independent labels in New York City in the late 60s, pulling recordings from all over the USA into their Big Apple melting pot. Dynamic Grooves captures 21 of the finest moments.
The compilation includes many tracks that have never been reissued before, such as rarities from Billy Clark & the Maskmen with the funk monster Soul Party, the Endeavors with their Northern/funk crossover I Know You Don't Want Me and Joe Arnold's Memphis groove Soul Trippin'.
Wand's relationship with producer Allan Toussaint provides four big slices of New Orleans funk, including the all-time classic Funky Belly by Warren Lee and Toussaint's own take on Workin' In A Coalmine. Earl King's rare Tic Tac Toe features the Meters as his backing band, while Johnny Moore's A Dollar Ninety Eight is taken from master tapes for the first time ever. Classics include the amazing Speed Up by Betty Moorer, two cuts from the Backyard Heavies and the Memphis grind of Chuck Jackson's Candy.
The compilation includes many tracks that have never been reissued before, such as rarities from Billy Clark & the Maskmen with the funk monster Soul Party, the Endeavors with their Northern/funk crossover I Know You Don't Want Me and Joe Arnold's Memphis groove Soul Trippin'.
Wand's relationship with producer Allan Toussaint provides four big slices of New Orleans funk, including the all-time classic Funky Belly by Warren Lee and Toussaint's own take on Workin' In A Coalmine. Earl King's rare Tic Tac Toe features the Meters as his backing band, while Johnny Moore's A Dollar Ninety Eight is taken from master tapes for the first time ever. Classics include the amazing Speed Up by Betty Moorer, two cuts from the Backyard Heavies and the Memphis grind of Chuck Jackson's Candy.
TRACKLIST:
1. Billy Clark & The Maskman – Soul Party, Part 1 (02:29)
2. Warren Lee – Funky Belly (03:08)
3. Betty Moorer – It's My Thing (02:50)
4. The Backyard Heavies – Chitlin' Strut (02:50)
5. Jerry O – Funky Football (02:31)
6. Grady Lewis & The Soul Smokers – Soul Smokin', Part 1 (02:45)
7. Untouchable Machine Shop – Machine Shop, Part 2 (02:32)
8. George Tindley – Aint' That Peculiar (03:00)
9. The Endeavors – I Know You Don't Want Me (02:38)
10. Betty Moorer – Speed Up (02:33)
11. Inez & Charlie Foxx – (1-2-3-4-5-6-7) Count the Days (02:34)
12. General Crook – Fever in the Funk House (03:01)
13. Earl King – Tic Tac Toe (02:27)
14. Chuck Jackson – Candy (02:22)
15. Joe Arnold – Soul Trippin' (02:44)
16. Johnny Moore – A Dollar Ninety Eight (02:21)
17. Allen Toussaint – Working in the Coalmine (03:12)
18. Harmon Bethea – She's My Meat (02:51)
19. The Soul Brothers – Horsing Around (02:28)
20. Raw Meat – Funky Humpback (02:45)
21. The Backyard Heavies – Expo '83 (02:44)
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