Track of the Day



Doce de coco
By Jacob do Bandolim
1966/Camden
A potential contender for a Rio by night Soundtrack, revisited by one the maestros of choro… simply beautiful.

 
 
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Mazurka Cocadou
By Eddy Louiss
1969/Barclay
Backing singers or boosting instrumentalists, in small bands and in large ensembles, from deep avant-garde to sweet melodies, the organist never forgot where he came from : the sound of the creolization. RIP.

 
 
 
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Hair
By Graham Central Station
1974/Warner Bros.
Short after leaving Sly Stone’s Family, bassist Larry Graham founded Graham Central Station. Bass heavy psychedelic funk is his signature, and this track is the perfect example.

 
 
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Modern Marvel Pt.
By Amerigo Gazaway
2015/Soul Mates
Perfect mash up of Marvin Gaye and Mos Def with truly great vibe… Done under his Yasiin Gaye pseudonym, one of our favorite releases of the current year.

 
 
 
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Rareza En Guajira
By Ray Barretto
1966/United Artists
Born in New York, well known for his sessions with jazzmen, the « puerto rican » percussionist never forgot his roots, like this deep guajira… Let’s dance.

 
 
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It’s Different
By Leroy Hutson
1975/Curtom
Sweet as the best candy, smooth production and classy songwriting, from what’s probably his best album!

 

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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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