The Return Of The Funk Soul Sisters. (Vinyl 2xLP) 60s 70s Psych Prog Rock

The Return Of The Funk Soul Sisters. (Vinyl 2xLP) 60s 70s Psych Prog RockSo what have we got? Our opener is Honey and the Bees' Love Addict, which in the last year has gone from being a virtual unknown to becoming simply the most sought after funk dancer. This is followed by Martha and the Vandellas with Easily Persuaded, a Tamla Motown album track that sound like it could have been written for a blaxploitation movie. Family Tree by Little Rose Little is a brilliant slice of funk, that was previously only available on a

was commercially released on Ra's Saturn label in 1966

Schoolboy Q

and the lure of the open road as 'Born to Run'

many tracks saw release on Clinton's later P-Funk projects

and Blackwell

My Bloody Valentine

The next is another fine bit of studio tricker from the in house production team as they offer up the recognisable top lines and vocals of 'False Ipocrisie' but re-sung in Italian and replayed in Italo fashion

with the tense 'Between a Man and a Woman' and the lush 'This Woman's Work' she virtually lays the foundation for Tori Amos's future success

a big beaty juggernaut of a song

Animal Collective) at his Rare Book Room studio in Greenpoint

This new path can be attributed to the pedigree of the rest of the group - veteran musicians Steve Pringle and Graham Godfrey are key members of Michael Kiwanuka's band

sometime during live session for big events in the "Palais des Congres de Lomé" and studio Otodi in Lomé