The Chuck Brothers just keep on coming up with the disco-goods, once again the love unlimited are delighted to be able to feature another hot & exclusive mix by afrodesia
Check out afrodesia’ & Rahaan’ previous mix offerings in earlier posts. This latest afrodesia excursion is the IntroDiscoMental Mix - The Return of Disco K
The Chuck Brothers just keep on coming up with the disco-goods, once again the love unlimited are delighted to be able to feature another hot & exclusive mix by afrodesia
Check out afrodesia’ & Rahaan’ previous mix offerings in earlier posts. This latest afrodesia excursion is the IntroDiscoMental Mix - The Return of Disco K
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 re-edited by Rahaan for his jisco records release) & has featured on many a mix from the States. With a distinctly European sound the vocal is nice & sleazy & has the killer line “Turn this dirty city into a rosepetal garden.”
This acts as a nice little taster for the next installment of our series of mixes courtesy of the Chuck Brothers that will be added to the love unlimited mixes archive soon.
Disco Love & thanks to The Chuck Brothers hook-up for another Love Unlimited exclusive, this time from Rahaan (Chicago).
With a love of the re-edit & a serious collection of disco its a joy to host this mix. From the moment it starts you know you’re in for a treat - superb selections, old & new, quality mixing, his own re-edits, philly disco, classics & unknown gems for the spotters - 80+ minutes of Rahaan disco action for your listening pleasure.
If you haven’t already, try & seek out his essential re-edit releases on jisco music & most recently a 4 track 12 via Kat Records, and the previous afrodesia post for further info
All aboard for this Rahaan Blue Line exclusive mix.
Disco Love & thanks to The Chuck Brothers hook-up for another Love Unlimited exclusive, this time from Rahaan (Chicago).
With a love of the re-edit & a serious collection of disco its a joy to host this mix. From the moment it starts you know you’r e in for a treat - superb selections, old & new, quality mixing, his own re-edits, philly disco, classics & unknown gems for the spotters - 80+ minutes of Rahaan disco action for your listening pleasure.
If you haven’t already, try & seek out his essential re-edit releases on jisco music & most recently a 4 track 12 via Kat Records, and the previous afrodesia post for further info
All aboard for this Rahaan Blue Line exclusive mix.
A fantastic piece of deep house from Joey Kay, appearing on the EP “Eclectiz” (which is a mistitle, it should have been called “Eclectic”) on House Jam records circa 1994. There are a few copies going via Discogs and also Joe’s entire back catalogue is available to download via a number of digital outlets including Juno.
Love House Music? then pick-up a copy of the forthcoming Easter Edition of the Faith Strobelight Honey fanzine. Available at phonica or stussy & ther spots in London & various record shops across the UK. Full details on their Easter Party in London & how to order a copy of the fanzine via pay pal can be found at www.faithfanzine.com
Features include Robert Owens on dj’ing to south side gangs in the late 70s, the current house dancing scene in NYC, the story of the mid 70s london soul dancers & Back to Basics.
We welcome Robert Owens to the Love Unlimited, from 1992 a stunning vocal workout over house drums & subtle strings - Gotta Work
Soul Sister Minnie Ripperton was born in Chicago in 1947. Best remembered for her rare five and a half octave vocal range, and her 1975 hit single “Lovin’ You”. Minnie sadly passed away in 1979 at the young age of 31, she gave a lot to soul music during her short career.
Her early work included providing backing vocals for the likes of Stevie Wonder & Etta James, & a stint with the rock-folk-funk-soul group The Rotary Connection (1967 - 70).
By 1973 Minnie had semi-retired to start a family, however demos discovered by a college intern ultimately led to her re-locating to Los Angeles & resuming her musical career by signing to Epic Records. The album Perfect Angel was released in 1974 and it turned out to be one of Minnie Riperton’s best sellers. It included the massive “LoVin You” and the rocking soul anthem “Reasons”