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Guardian Angel – Jim Screechie

January 23, 2010
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Rediscovered from the crates Love Unlimited Sound System. 

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House tape by Max

August 1, 2009
gene shrimpton on a lambretta 1967

House tape by max

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20p mix

June 18, 2009
20p

Every track purchased for 20p

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Sarr Band – Magic Mandrake

April 30, 2008

Underground disco 45, “Magic Mandrake” from the Sarr Band, released on the Calendar label in the UK as both a 7″ & 12″ single with Double Action as a Double A side and also on the Canadian Unidisc record label. Big with the Love Unlimited & many DJ’s in the UK & US (it was [...]

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Better Days Mix by JJ from Six Million Steps

April 15, 2008

Disco Lover & member of Six Million Steps JJ takes his place in the love unlimited archive with a tight mix of disco, boogie & a few house classics. This mix sits nicely alongside JJ’s regular smoking sessions podcasts, you can sign-up for JJ’s podcast at the 6MS site. If you have a passing interest [...]

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Deee-Lite – Good Beat Shake Your Body To The Beat mix by Pal Joey

February 28, 2008

US house business from the love unlimited crates. Tucked away on the B-Side of the US 12″ of Good Beat, DJ Pal Joey remixes Deee-Lite & gives us this drum heavy dancer.

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Diana Brown & Barrie K Sharpe – Sunworshippers Solar Dub by Larry Heard

February 28, 2008

Acid Jazz Goes House II Diana Brown & Barrie K Sharpe hook up with Larry Heard for remix duties. Released over two 12″s in 1990 this is the Solar Dub of the Sunworshippers

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Ednah Holt – Serious, Sirius Space Party

December 8, 2007

Where the sun sets and the stars rise…Sadly the Godfather of Disco Mel Cheren passed away yesterday. If you like disco & soul it’s hard to imagine that you won’t have danced & listened to something Mel had a hand-in be it a release on Scepter or West End Records, a b-side instrumental or a [...]

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frankie kelly – aint that the truth

November 17, 2007

From, Washington Frankie Kelly began his professional career as a session singer during the mid-70′s working with artists that including Herbie Hancock, Melba Moore, and even Richard Pryor. In 1985 he released the popular, feel-good, Marvin Gaye sounding “Ain’t That The Truth”

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Flowers – For Real (12 inch verson)

June 21, 2007
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 let’s kick the blog off with a tune

November 13, 2006

manu dibango’s new bell with masters at work on the remix. a up.

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