Track of the day – Superfly Records

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It's A Shame

By The Spinners
1970/VIP Records

No shame to listen again and again this classic hit co-written (and produced) by Stevie Wonder and released on Motown’s VIP label.

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All Work And No Play

By Serena Johnson
1970's/WSD

This track was on pretty much every 2 step Soul mix tape in late 90s London, says it all, pure bliss!

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Erzulie

By Combo Creole
1979/Mini Records

Dedicated to the great syncretic spirit, compas with a big beat ! Love and dance, a kind of vodou gem...

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Behind The Blue Curtains

By El Michels Affair
2005/Fastlife

Probably one of the most interesting bands to came out of the funk revival of the early 00’s, twisted instrumental funk...

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Sunkwa (Life First)

By Rim Kawaku Obeng
2015/BBE

Recorded in San Francisco in 1977, this LP will be soon available for all afro disco lovers. In preview, check this "latin" song...

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Do You Remember Malcolm?

By Bongi & Nelson
1971/Syliphone Conakri

When Miriam Makeba’s daughter paid her homage to « man over there who brought about a new generation ». Respect!

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Bar-Kays – You can’t run away

One of their nicest 80s songs with some hints of Milton Wright’s best melodies. Classic!

Mercury USA 1977

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