Opening track.... - LOVELY synth sonics, maracas, and bongo percussion. 5:05 - Timeless George Benson, "Give me the night 1980." 8:45 - Solid follow up track. Female vocals, "I wanna dance all night." MINT find, I vaguely remember hearing this one back then. 12:25 - Curtis Mayfield, "Superfly 1972," VERY NICE version (smoothed out). 15:10 - HAAAAA!!!!!!!!! Funny TRANSITION. British male lyricist, Curtis Mayfield, "Pusherman 1972," classic guitar sample. 19:00 - MOMENTUM. Horns and funk instrumental. 21:10 - YEAH MAN, Loleatta Holloway, "Can't Let You Go (Louie Vega Sparse Organ House Mix 2017)" GROOVIN' keys \\0// \\0// \\0//, HOUSE BABY HOUSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 26:10 - LARGE. Male vocals, stand out bass guitar. 29:05 - ROLLIN'. Classic 1970s funk sound. 33:20 - MAAAAAAAN NICE AND NASTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The vibraphone and BASS GUITAR RIFFS are CRUSHIN' IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 37:00 - RUNNIN' to the DANCE FLOOR \\0// \\0// \\0// !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Male vocals, "What you don't know won't hurt you," Studio 54, C*CAINE cadence. 40:25 - Catch your breath instrumental. 46:45 - Sting, "I'll be watching you..." nuff said. This is my first time hearing this version. 52:00 - Soul Train GAIT. http://66.media.tumblr.com/47979e40ef78c9a18edd4ec98be3c845/tumblr_mf95mrH7u71qd5n55o1_500.gif - 57:15 - And still STEPPIN'. 62:30 - DISCO CLASSIC. Sister Sledge, "He's the Greatest Dancer 1979." You can hear Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers' production magic all over this. 66:35 - CODA....GEEEEEEZ MAN, Male vocals, FRANTIC TEMPO with horns!!!!!!!!!!! Man Disco Bee your crate collection is awe-inspiring. Some of these jams I haven't heard since the 1970s.
- This is a PURE CUT of 1970s funk-disco out of New York headz. There's no overkill of the classics that vets would know. Some of the instrumentals are EXTREMELY rare. This is an all vinyl mix with venturous improvisation, it's raw. This totally took me back to urban New York, c*caine, and vinyl turntables. (1 hr 10 mins - A CLASSIC SET!)
Opening track.... - LOVELY synth sonics, maracas, and bongo percussion. 5:05 - Timeless George Benson, "Give me the night 1980." 8:45 - Solid follow up track. Female vocals, "I wanna dance all night." MINT find, I vaguely remember hearing this one back then. 12:25 - Curtis Mayfield, "Superfly 1972," VERY NICE version (smoothed out). 15:10 - HAAAAA!!!!!!!!! Funny TRANSITION. British male lyricist, Curtis Mayfield, "Pusherman 1972," classic guitar sample. 19:00 - MOMENTUM. Horns and funk instrumental. 21:10 - YEAH MAN, Loleatta Holloway, "Can't Let You Go (Louie Vega Sparse Organ House Mix 2017)" GROOVIN' keys \\0// \\0// \\0//, HOUSE BABY HOUSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 26:10 - LARGE. Male vocals, stand out bass guitar. 29:05 - ROLLIN'. Classic 1970s funk sound. 33:20 - MAAAAAAAN NICE AND NASTY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The vibraphone and BASS GUITAR RIFFS are CRUSHIN' IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 37:00 - RUNNIN' to the DANCE FLOOR \\0// \\0// \\0// !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Male vocals, "What you don't know won't hurt you," Studio 54, C*CAINE cadence. 40:25 - Catch your breath instrumental. 46:45 - Sting, "I'll be watching you..." nuff said. This is my first time hearing this version. 52:00 - Soul Train GAIT. http://66.media.tumblr.com/47979e40ef78c9a18edd4ec98be3c845/tumblr_mf95mrH7u71qd5n55o1_500.gif - 57:15 - And still STEPPIN'. 62:30 - DISCO CLASSIC. Sister Sledge, "He's the Greatest Dancer 1979." You can hear Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers' production magic all over this. 66:35 - CODA....GEEEEEEZ MAN, Male vocals, FRANTIC TEMPO with horns!!!!!!!!!!! Man Disco Bee your crate collection is awe-inspiring. Some of these jams I haven't heard since the 1970s.
- This is a PURE CUT of 1970s funk-disco out of New York headz. There's no overkill of the classics that vets would know. Some of the instrumentals are EXTREMELY rare. This is an all vinyl mix with venturous improvisation, it's raw. This totally took me back to urban New York, c*caine, and vinyl turntables. (1 hr 10 mins - A CLASSIC SET!)