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First off, this is not my vinyl rip. I got this from the Tunes From The Shed blog a long while ago (I guess it is now defunct), so all props to the guy that ran that. Hope he/she doesn't mind... just trying to keep the good music out and alive. I'll Be What You Want is one of my favorites...
Get it here.
English Jazz-Funk/Disco group, this album was released in '77. Mostly uptempo disco-ish dance tracks, with a couple of jazzier tracks. Check out Bob Gropes Blues. Get it here.
Good funky soul from 1980 (album was recorded in Richmond, VA)... features some disco-ish funk tracks, but also has some more soulful ballads. Good stuff, get it here.
Released in 1980... I don't exactly know if this has already been uploaded to the blogosphere, but if it hasn't, here it is. Includes some larger names such as Steve Gadd, and even has Luther Vandross utilizing his vocals.
Production from the Mizell Brothers, and that's all you really need to know! J Dilla sampled "Love Ballad" for De La's "Much More", and there are a couple other tracks that could be sampled. Get it here.
Guitarist Arthur Adams put this album out in 1979... It's more or less soul, but it's got a more bluesy feel to it. Get it here.
Get his other album "Home Brew" from 1975 here.
John Blair was (he may have died, I can't find any info) an electric vitar (violin/guitar) player who has worked with people anywhere from Roy Ayers to Stevie Wonder... This LP from 1976 was co-produced by the late John Hammond... got a soulful (with a slight fusion feel) to it. Nothing really sample-wise, in my opinion, but it's good music nonetheless. Get it here.
First off, this is not my vinyl rip. I got this from the Tunes From The Shed blog a long while ago (I guess it is now defunct), so all props to the guy that ran that. Hope he/she doesn't mind... just trying to keep the good music out and alive. I'll Be What You Want is one of my favorites...
Production from the Mizell Brothers, and that's all you really need to know! J Dilla sampled "Love Ballad" for De La's "Much More", and there are a couple other tracks that could be sampled. Get it here.
John Blair was (he may have died, I can't find any info) an electric vitar (violin/guitar) player who has worked with people anywhere from Roy Ayers to Stevie Wonder... This LP from 1976 was co-produced by the late John Hammond... got a soulful (with a slight fusion feel) to it. Nothing really sample-wise, in my opinion, but it's good music nonetheless. Get it here.
