5 records that are getting heavy spins right now

La Revoluci??n de Emiliano Zapata, s/t
Lori Scacco, "Circles"
Tommy Guerrero, "Year of the Monkey"
Delarosa, "Sleep Method Suite"
Cymande, s/t
 
1. Barbara Mason - Keep Him, fire, all people should own this
2. The Vanguards - The Thought of Losing Your Love, the audio equivalent of getting hit by a Mack truck
3. Hodges, James, Smith & Crawford - Nobody, hot
4. some 1981 12" disco by Vincent Montana that I can't remember, percussive hotness
5. Junior & the Classics - Kill the Pain that I'm about to get, hot in a foreshadowy sense, major bang for the buckage
 
In order of play today:

1. The Genius Of Ray Charles
2. V/A - Reggae Goodies Volume II
3. La Protesta - Free
4. Lo Borges S/T
5. Edu Lobo - Misa Breve
 
1. Barbara Mason - Keep Him, fire, all people should own this
2. The Vanguards - The Thought of Losing Your Love, the audio equivalent of getting hit by a Mack truck
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1. atlantic rhythm & blues v.6 1966-69
2. manfred mann - chapter three
3. tilt - arkade funk
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on the silver disc front:
4. sly and robbie - drum and bass strip to the bone by howie b
5. morse code - fusion batches
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Lo Borges S/T
That was the record I put on to start my day.

To round out the 5:

Love, Devotion, and Happiness - Yesterdays Fool/Joy Sweet Joy 45
Alton Ellis - The Many Moods Of... LP
Juan Formel & Los Van Van LP
Lyres - Lyres Lyres LP
 
how is the M. Nascimento? I've been wanting to hear that ever since that reissue came out.
Highly recommended. I like Maria Maria better than the other one. Def. check it out.
 
1. Jay Dee - Ruff Draft Ep
2. Herbie Hancock - Sunlight
3. Fred Wesley and the Horny Horns - A Blow for Me a Toot to You
4. J Rawls - Liquid Crystal Project (not on wax)
5. Illa Ghee - His Preemo beats mixtape
 
and oh yea - All About Love by EW&F - heard it on the radio down South and it hit a nerve...have listened to it like 6 times since Monday!
 
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Singles:

SOD "Too Loose to Get Tight" 45
Koushik "Be With" single
Julian Covey "Sweet Bacon" 45
Love Trio "Goth Dub"
Azymuth "Sao Pedro" Roc Hunter remix

...among others

Long Players:


Never gets tired.

Biggabush "Sound Sensation"
I like his style.


Eclectic. Proggy.


These count as one choice!

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Ice Chilled.
 
and I can't shake this one off...

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I couldn't shake off the feeling that the Stone Roses took a lot from this LP. Especially the Snakeskin woman/Snakeskin garter(?) track.
 
As for me, its been:


JayDee - Donuts
Jamie Lidell - Mulitply
Duke Ellington Meets Coleman Hawkins
Sonic Youth - Rather Ripped
Tamba Trio- Samba Blim
 
dayton- we can't miss

willowband- willowman (thanks non!!)

houston talent expo- love oh love (thanks aleit)

michael wycoff- looking up to you (thanks bootleggers)

sting- pleasure (abc HEEEETTTT)
 
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I don't know about 'heavy spins', but these are the CEEDEES I been listening to the past couple days:







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Been listening to a lot of music lately, but these are the records that have been getting the repeated spins:



"Everyday I Have The Blues" - Lowell Fulson



"Sippin' On A Sud" - Wade Jackson
(I think he's the third guy from the right)

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"Stop Doggin' Me" - Johnnie Taylor ("that spells D-O-G-G-I-N...stop doggin' me around!")

ALSO: "I Am What I Am" - Reuben Howell
(fine white Muscle Shoals soul that I should mention over there in the Motown thread, since he was a Motown artist)