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Peter Hunnigale aka Mr Honeyvibes was born in South London on December 12th, 1960. Peter Hunnigale was to develop into one of Britain's most formidable reggae ‘Lovers Rock’ artist of our time. It was clear at a tender age Peter's main interest was in music and being born of Jamaican parentage, he was exposed and influenced by music of West Indian culture.Untamed Love is an UFO in Peter Hunnigale’s career, recorded at Omega studio (London) and originally released on the Cosmic label in 1986. Some people have no words to describe it. You can call it brit-boogie, rare funk, sick jam, musical bomb, or god jam, whatever it’s a typical mid 80's tune with a rhythmic background sound that is captivating and memorable, thanks to heavyweight synth and awesome vocals. The original 12’’ vinyl record is still very hard to find and expensive nowadays. If you are about to discover this song, make sure you are sit down when you listen to it because this song will blow you down “hey girl I like the way you smile”.Growing up in Britain meant that Peter Hunnigale was also open to other genres of music and with seeing the popular acts of the day perform on television and hearing the songs on the radio Peter knew what he wanted to be. Peter is also a great musician and did live work with reggae legends such as The Chosen Few, The Pioneers, B.B. Seaton and many others, while earning the respect of their peers as a competent bassist and qualified engineer. He won a Best Newcomer award at the Celebrity Awards in 1987, and won Best British Reggae Album at the British Reggae Industry Awards the same year.

In 1976, Fela Anikulapo Kuti & Afrika 70 released a total of 8 albums including the hit Zombie. At the time of their height, Tony Allen, Fela's drummer, decided to release a follow-up album to Jealousy. Progress was the result of a series of studio sessions, featuring Fela himself with a tenor solo on the title-track. The b-side contains the dancefloor filler “Afro Disco Beat”. Today, Comet proudly presents the 2nd release of the Tony Allen & Africa 70 (Disco Afro Series): featuring remastered original versions of “Afro Disco Beat” and remixes by Africaine 808 & Mexican Institute of Sound.

1978 2 Super Rare Nigerian Monsters Afro-Beat Groover Tracks from Lagos by Artist Musician SEGUN OKEJI BAND like Fela Kuti Music Influence ....Lead Vocals,Solo Tenor Sax,Arranged by,Written by : Segun Okeji Segun Okeji was the Tenor Sax Solo of Fela and his Koola Lobitos Band in Nigeria in the Late 60's ....This Record LP is a true Gem and Surely one Hard-to-Find piece of African Music History,Easily the Rarest and Best work by one African Man of Afro-Beat Music Major Figures ....For the Most curious Listeners !!!!! - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED -

Another phat grooving soul drenched house ep by the Kid!

All tracks are from 1992 and are released on this EP for the first time.

He’s part of the men of the shadows who trace their course without seeking success but whose talent is unanimously recognized by their peers. Roger Raspail, is a true legend when it comes to percussions, his talent is praised by all musicians of jazz and music in general. For his second solo album in 20 years, Roger Raspail wished to reunite all the musicians who he has had the chance of performing alongside and that have marked him. From the beginning of the project, all the musicians responded with enthusiasm to the invitation of Roger.A new Heavenly Sweetness production at the intersection of jazz, cadense and Gwo Ka.