Saturday, January 05, 2008

Get The Funk 'n' 201st Post In Here!


Hey! I can't let the post double-century go by without a celebration of your staying power as much as mine. Older readers may remember we once had a regular 'Get The Funk In Here' feature hereabouts of a Friday, and with Saturday arguably an even funkier night of the week I thought I'd dust the old concept down for another spin as a way of thanking you all for the good times we've shared. *weep*.

I was going to do this as a zip but when I tested it, it looked like it'd take about an hour to download, so mindful that you'd probably rather be getting yourself outside of a large glass of Saturday night Chardonnay and unzipping your Significant Other instead of a bunch of mp3 files, I've gone for the usual track by track approach.

The recommended running order is as listed.

Make lurve not war. And play loud.

Curtis Mayfield - 'Back To The World' (1973)
Shuggie Otis - 'Sweet Thang' (1974)
Ramp - 'Daylight' (1977)
Terry Callier - 'What Color Is Love?' (1972)
Curtis Mayfield - 'Can't Say Nothing' (1973)

Peace, out.

Dx

8 comments:

  1. my mrs is just about to explode with that devil bug so i'll be dancing solo and unzipping a bottle of southern comfort waiting for the inevitable and preparing myself for much of the same. bugger.
    and that's five of the loveliest records there are in the world.
    x

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  2. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I have been missing your funky posts longtime now. Having been outvoted the last time you dangled a carrot...

    Mx

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  3. Ally - they do say to 'take lots of fluids' - shurely Southern Comfort counts? x

    Mart - this time, you may KEEP the carrot dear boy x

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  4. What a selection! Great to see Mr Callier here. Looking forward to catching him in London later in the year.

    Peace go with you brother,

    Si

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  5. omg, shuggie otis! love it. :)

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  6. From souless to soulful in 24 hours ;))

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  7. Only hard liquor and the love of a good woman can do this.

    Shout outs to Simon and Marcy - good to have you here.

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  8. Smooth, stomping and slighty modish. Marvellous. Great to see Shuggie getting a spin up too.

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