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Thomas

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Italian Soundtrack milestone and pure masterpiece of Italian Giallo Thriller exploitation. Infamous, legendary Score for the film directed by cult italian director Pupi Avati and originally released on Gemelli label in 1970. Mindblowing scary Giallo vibes / stunning cinematic sinister beats with the participation of Edda Dell'Orso who gives some astonishing frightful vocals / dope thrilling vibes allover. THOMAS aka THOMAS E GLI INDEMONIATI- Horror/Thriller/Fantasy/Drama/Grotesque film cult from 1969, originally not distributed due to the bankrupt of film publisher. Mythical item for record collectors and foundamental piece for any italian Giallo/Thriller enthusiast.

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1. Thomas
2. Obsession
3. Shake Tragico
4. Borgata
5. Piccolo Vagabondo
6. Thomas
7. Thomas
Side 2
1. Thomas
2. Pendolo Mortale
3. Giochi Nel Parco
4. Thomas
5. Spirale
6. Bottiglie
7. Thomas

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Jambu

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2nd album from Los Angeles-based Afro-Latin-funk crew, f/members of Greyboy All Stars, Breakestra & Orgon mix in heavy doses of Afrobeat & Latin, peppered with breakbeats.

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1. La Kossa
2. Jambu
3. Cumbia De Sal
4. Callejero
5. Efori
Side 2
1. NUSAU
2. Bele Bele
3. Lamento Momposino
4. Mofongo

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Headnod Suite

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Best known as a jazz drummer and hip-hop producer, Karriem Riggins returns with Headnod Suite. The album is the follow up to 2012’s critically acclaimed debut Alone Together. With 29 instrumental hip-hop tracks, Headnod Suite places Riggins’ beatmaking chops front and center. It’s a testament to why Riggins is the producer of choice for artists like Kanye West, Common, Erykah Badu, and The Roots.

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1. Suite Intro
2. Other Side Of The Track
3. Yes Yes Y'All
4. Invasion
5. Trombone Love
6. Crystal Stairs
7. Sista Misses
Side 2
1. Detroit Funk
2. Oddness
3. Tandoor Heat
4. Chop Chop
5. My Reflection
6. Dirty Drum Warm Up
7. Pay.gio
Side 3
1. Suite Poetry (feat Jessica Cate Moore)
2. 4Es'J
3. Joy & Peace
4. Cheap Suite 1
5. Cheap Suite 2
6. Cheap Suite 3
7. Cheap Suite 4
8. Never Come Close
Side 4
1. Re-doze
2. Bahia Dreamin'
3. Cheap Suite 5
4. Cia
5. Keep It On
6. Fluture
7. Suite Outro (feat Hodge, Poyser & Riggins)

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Brand New Wayo: Funk Fast Times & Nigerian Boogie Badness 1979-1983

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Repress! With this release, Comb & Razor Sound launches its exploration of the colorful world of popular music from Nigeria, starting with the post-disco era of the late 1970s and early 80s. The years between 1979 and 1983 were Nigeria's Second Republic, when democracy finally returned after twenty-three years of uninterrupted military dictatorship. They were also the crest of Nigeria’s oil boom, when surging oil prices made the petroleum-producing country a land of plenty, prosperity and profligacy. The influx of petrodollars meant an expansion in industry and the music industry in particular. Record companies upgraded their technology and cranked out a staggering volume of output to an audience hungry for music to celebrate the country’s prospective rise as global power of the future. While it was a boom time for a wide variety of popular music styles, the predominant commercial sound was a post-afrobeat, slickly modern dance groove that retrofitted the relentless four-on-thefloor bass beat of disco to a more laidback, upbeat-and-downbeat soul shuffle, mixing in jazz-funk, synthesizer pop and afro feeling. At the time, it was still mostly locally referred to as “disco,” but has since been recognized as its own unique genre retrospectively dubbed “Nigerian boogie.” A Brand New Wayo: Funk, Fast Times and Nigerian Boogie Badness collects 15 pulsing Nigerian boogie tracks in a lovingly compiled package chronicling one of the most progressive and creative eras in the history of African popular music.

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1. Mixed Grill - A Brand New Wayo
2. Kris Okotie - Show Me Your Backside
3. Murphy Williams - Get On Up
4. Joe Moks - Boys & Girls
Side 2
1. Amas - Slow Down
2. Oby Onyioha - I Want To Feel Your Love
3. Dizzy K Falola - Excuse Me Baby
4. Chris Mba - Funky Situation
Side 3
1. Bayo Damazio - Listen To The Music
2. Martha Ulaeto - Music Alone
3. Segun Robert - Big Race
4. Amel Addmore - Jane
Side 4
1. Honey Machine - Pleasure
2. The Stormmers - Love Or Money
3. Emma Baloka - Let's Love Each Other

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Sugar Daddy

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Strut present the first in a series of essential original LP reissues exploring rare and under-rated African, Latin and Caribbean music classics, curated by Duncan Brooker. In January 2017, the series kicks off with ‘Sugar Daddy’, an experimental highlife / disco outing by Nigerian highlife guitarist Joe King Kologbo. Building his career as a composer and player with Eastern Star Dance Band at their residency at the Atlantic Hotel in Aba, Eastern Nigeria, Joe King Kologbo was forced to flee to Ghana when the Biafran War broke out in 1967. As his son Oghene recalls, “when war came, everything just scatter. He lost his house, everything.”Joe King played with a variety of bands in Ghana including Real Ruby’s, a jazz highlife big band, before returning to Lagos in 1971. By the time he recorded the ‘Sugar Daddy’ LP for the tiny Electromat label in 1980, he was one of the older musicians on the circuit. Oghene Kologbo remembers, “My Mum used to say, ‘I hope you don’t go and play guitar everywhere and play around, don’t go and be Sugar Daddy!’ All my father’s friends nicknamed him ‘Sugar Daddy’ so he did the song in a fun way. He was a nice man. He never did ‘playboy’.” “Since he was based in the East during his early days, he was not as well known nationally as some of the other highlife players of the time,” continues Oghene,”so it’s nice that this album is coming out again. It brings back good memories.” Joe King Kologbo’s ‘Sugar Daddy’ is released in its original artwork and features new interviews with Oghene Kologbo and Sonny Akpan of The Funkees. The album comes remastered by The Carvery, with vinyl pressed at Pallas.- First ever reissue of sought-after Nigerian highlife / disco original LP- Officially licensed from Joe King Kologbo estate- Includes the killer 15-minute DJ track ‘Sugar Daddy’- New package features all original artwork and new interviews with Oghene Kologbo and Sonny Akpan of The Funkees

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1. Sugar Daddy
Side 2
1. Come Back Lina
2. All Fingers Are Not Equal

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Calabar-Itu Road: Groovy Sounds From South Eastern Nigeria (1972-1982)

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Limited 2xLP in silk screen sleeve + 44 page booklet"When most people think about Nigerian music, the first thing that comes to mind is Lagos—the country’s main commercial center, the glittering megacity that spawned Yoruba-speaking music luminaries such as Fela Kuti, King Sunny Ade, Sir Shina Peters and Wizkid. But Nigeria is a country of rich diversity, especially in its music: From the Igbo highlife and rock bands of east-central region, to the deep Edo roots rhythms from the midwest, to the keening, ornamented Fulani melodies of the north. But one region whose music has remained largely underexplored is the south eastern land of the Efik and Ibibio ethnic groups in Cross River and Akwa Ibom State—the region colloquially referred to as “Calabar.” A cradle of culture, this region was one of the earliest outposts of Nigerian popular music. Its primordial rhythms traveled across the Atlantic during the slave trade to provide the part of the foundation for Afro-Cuban grooves that would go on to influence the development of jazz, rock & roll, R&B and funk. With the new Calabar-Itu Road compilation, Comb & Razor Sound presents15 heavy tracks recorded in the decade between 1972 and 1982, spotlighting rare music from “Calabar” superstars such as Etubom Rex Williams, Cross River Nationale, Charles “Effi” Duke, The Doves and Mary Afi Usuah. The package features a magazine-style booklet containing a wealth of information about the milieu with rare photographs and illustrations. The Calabar-Itu Road is the major artery linking modern-day Cross River and Akwa Ibom States. And Calabar-Itu Road: Groovy Sounds from South Eastern Nigeria (1972-1982) will link the region’s music to the rest of the world!"

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1. Isadico Dance Band Of Nigeria Led By Isaiah Disckson - Mbre Isong (intro)
2. Cross River Nationale - Nyong Eyen Unen
3. The Visitors - Eyen Erong Nwa
4. Mansion - Akam Itoro Abasi
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1. Monica Isaac - Akananwan Isong Idung
2. Emmanual Ntia & His Eastern Star Dance Band - Top Eyop Odo
3. The Sea Lions - Akwa Idim
4. Charles Duke - Suk Usan Idang (Cross River Radio interlude)
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1. Isadico Dance Band Of Nigeria Led By Isaiah Disckson - Eti Eyeneka
2. The Doves - Akan Anwan Isong Idung
3. Mari Afi Usuah & The South Eastern State Cultural Band - Mma Ama Mbo
4. Sunny Risky & The Vitamin Explosion - Atak Mfat Eyen
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1. Chief Inyang Henshaw & His Top Ten Aces - Eseme Ikpong
2. Etubom Rex Williams & His Nigerian Artistes - Ererimbot Afayung Oko
3. Bustic Kingsley Bassey's Anansa Engineers - Journey To Luna

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Friday Night

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Brand new label Odion livingstone, based out of Lagos, Nigeria, presents its debut release, a reissue of the sought after Nigerian disco LP rarity ‘Friday Night’ by Livy Ekemezie. “I was just out of senior secondary school and I wanted to make an album,” recalls Ekemezie. “I was into disco and funk at the time and I was looking for a bassdriven funky sound. The entire idea was to make an album that sounded like something made in London or the U.S. I tried to sound “American” but we ended up with something else: a mix of American and Nigerian.” ‘Friday Night’ was recorded at Goddy Oku’s Godiac 24-track recording studio in Enugu, one of the best studios available in Nigeria at the time. “It took about 9 months to a year to make the album,” continues Ekemezie. “I financed it by myself so I had to resort to friends helping out with loans for session men and studio time. The original LP was released on blue vinyl and that idea came from William Onyeabor. We used his pressing plant and he sold the idea to me. It was different so I said ‘why not?’” The LP has been picked up by many in recent months as the demand for Nigerian disco originals has grown with the track ‘Delectation’ receiving an unofficial edit and DJs like Motor City Ensemble dropping the album into their sets. This first ever reissue of the LP remains faithful to the original issue, remastered and pressed on blue vinyl. It features full original artwork along with new interviews with Livy Ekemezie and contributing musician Jules Elong by Odion Livingstone’s Temi Kogbe.- First ever reissue of sought after Nigerian disco original LP- Blue vinyl edition, echoing the original release which was pressed at William Onyeabor’s vinyl plant- Includes the DJ track ‘Delectation’- New package features all original artwork and new interviews with Livy Ekemezie and musician Jules Elong

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1. Get It Down
2. Holiday Action
3. I Wan’ My Bab’ Back
4. Friday Night
Side 2
1. Classic Lover
2. Night Party
3. Delectation

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Love In Beats

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Omar has a totally unique, individual style and sound still marks him out as a future thinking and utterly unrivaled artist, who has collaborated with so many legendary names that it would be foolish to deny his worldwide reputation - who would dare contradict the likes of Stevie Wonder, Erykah Badu, Carleen Anderson, Angie Stone, Common and fellow fans and followers like Maxwell and Jarrod Lawson?Following on from 2013's album The Man, 2016 sees his new long player further cement this undeniable reputation. Love In Beats is Omars' 8th studio album of his long, illustrious career and may just be the most eclectic & varied to date. Somewhat more electronic in it's conception and sound than it's predecessor, Love In Beats incorporates soul, Caribbean rhythms, an undercurrent of funk, with touches of zouk, a jazzy waltz, spoken word and also features collaborations with Us soul legend Leon Ware, Blue Note pianist Robert Glasper, grime MC Ty, Guadeloupe born singer Jean-Michele Rotin, and Uk soultress Natasha Watts, The Floacist and Mayra Andrade, the Cape Verdean born singer who lives and records in Paris.Co produced by Scratch Professer, Omars Grammy winning brother,this collection should create excitement worldwide, the sounds are varied - but all have Omars' unique fingerprint on them, style and substance beautifully merged!

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1. Vicky's Tune (feat Ty & Robert Glasper)
2. Insatiable (feat Natasha Watts)
3. Gave My Heart/Its So Interlood
4. Feeds My Mind" (Feal Floacist)
5. De Ja Vu (feat Mayra Andrade)
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1. This Way That Way
2. Hold Me Closer
3. I Want It To Be
4. Doobie Doobie Doo
5. Grey Clouds

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Ceddo

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For our second release we brought back to life African movie soundtrack "Ceddo" - composed by one of our favourite African artists, Manu Dibango. 6 tracks full of Funk. With a great story behind.... now it's getting a full vinyl re-issue!"The film takes place during the 17th century : period of slave-trading and of the introduction of Christianity and Islam in West Africa. The adherents of these religions all desired and hoped to pack their buildings, mosques or churches,by whatever means necessary. Arms and alcohol began to appear, as well as shoddy godds --- gadgets from another era. Anyone with a rifle tracked down and trated men, women and children. Man became money. After having converted the royal family and government dignitaries, the Imam encounters the refusal of the "Ceddo". For the Ceddo, adhering to Islam or to Catholicism would mean renouncing African spiritualism, giving up being themselves. To accomplish his goals, the Imam usurps the throne with the complicity of the dignitaries --- similar to the coups d'Etat of our days. Combining spiritual and temporal power, the Imam reduces the recalcitrant to slavery in exchange for rifles. He obliges the others by force of arms to accept Islam. Ceddo is a film of reflexion, birnging together bits and pieces of facts and authentic events that took place in a period spanning the centuries up to the present day."

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1. Ceddo
2. Les Cavaliers
3. Le Reve De Dior
Side 2
1. La Boisson
5. Marabout
6. Ceddo (Cenerique De Fin)

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Spiritual Jazz 7: Islam

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"Spiritual Jazz 7: Islam - Esoteric, Modal and Progressive Jazz inspired by Islam 1957 - 1988"Songs ancient and divine - the seventh volume of our acclaimed Spiritual Jazz series examines the influence and impact of Islam on four decades of jazz innovation.Through Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali, the civil rights era in America saw African American liberation politics famously associated with Islamic belief. This was not the first time that radical developments in African American cultural life had been widely and famously associated with Islam - that distinction belongs not to political or sporting giants, but to the progressive jazz musicians of the bebop generation. Kenny Clarke, Art Blakey, Sahib Shihab, Gigi Gryce, Idrees Sulieman, Ahmad Jamal, Yusef Lateef, all these legendary jazz pioneers - and countless more - were early converts to the spiritually charged Ahmadiyya school of Islam. Their faith profoundly influenced the music that they made, and the presence of prominent and innovative Muslim musicians at the heart of jazz culture in America has been recognised ever since.The tracks on this collection follow the story of Islam and jazz from the 1950s to the 1980s. Recorded by Muslim jazz musicians, they often draw specifically on Middle Eastern or Islamic music, dream of an esoteric or spiritual Afro-East, or invoke the landscape and sound worlds of Islamic Africa. Spiritual Jazz 7 presents a selection of visionary music – inspired by faith, powered by jazz.2LP gatefoldExtensive liner notes & picsCD with 24 page colour bookletMany tracks never before reissued

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1.Maurice McIntyre - Humility In The Light Of Creator
2. Ritual Trio - Africanos/Latinos
3. Emmanuel Abdul-Rahim - Kalahari Suite
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1. Creative Arts Ensemble - Uhuru
2. East New York Ensemble De Music - Mevlana
3. Idrees Sulieman - The Camel
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1. Yusef Lateef - Morning
2. Sabu & Sahib Shihab - Nus
3. Abdelrahman 'Abdo' Elkhatib/Solar Plexus - Ah Ya Zen
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1. The Lightmen - All Praises To Allah (part 1 & 2)
2. Ahmed Abdul-Malik - Nadusilma
3. Dawan Muhammad - Taumbu

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