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Artist: various Label: urban latin records

Vol. 3 mixed by TiNo incl. tracks by Freeform Five, Nina Kraviz, Miguel Migs, FCL, Soul Clap, Solomun, Deetron, Maceo Plex, Betoko and many more Record Label: 541 Style: Lounge/Chill Out

27 various artist tracks - (The BEST of 30 years of Crystal Ball) 7 previously unreleased. Never before has Crystal Ball Records had a 'Best Of' series. A must for the Doo Wop Collector. Record Label: Crystal Ball Style: R&B

Keep up with the ever-changing movement of EDM, with the latest volume of 'Club Essentials 2013'! Gathering the 40 hottest club tunes of the season, the series introduces you to the must-hear melodies, booming basses and energetic kicks. Including tunes by Dyro, W&W, Audien, Ferry Corsten, Paul Oakenfold, Orjan Nilsen and many more, be prepared for a ride of essential house, prog and electro tunes! These are the highlights, the peak-timers. The sounds that create unforgettable moments at big festivals and wild club parties. The second volume of the ‘Club Essentials 2013’ series makes your night last longer and the day shine brighter. 40 club hits in the mix, by rising talents and renowned names, including Marco V, Bart Claessen, Audio Bastardz, Jochen Miller, Robbie Rivera, First State and many, many more. This is the sound of 2013! Are you ready? Style: Electronic

Compiled and annotated by Lucky Parker, the 2CD set Dancin’ Party recollects those carefree days of record hops, big boss lines and ladies’ choices with a stunning selection of the genre’s biggest hits and best-loved exponents. While it’s undoubtedly the best-remembered 60s dance, The Twist really was just the toe-tapping tip of the Terpsichorean iceberg. Its popularity defied borders, classes and age groups as it wound around the globe leaving a trail of pinched nerves, slipped discs and happy osteopaths in its wake. First Lady Jackie Kennedy gave it the establishment seal of approval when she was photographed “doing it” at a White House bash and yet, for around five years prior to the British Invasion, the US charts were awash with dance craze discs, records whose catchy appeal meant they often registered in both the Pop and R&B charts. Fuelled by teen-orientated TV shows such as American Bandstand, regional dance fads came and went with dizzying speed, all of them marketed to youngsters eager to shake a tail feather and prove they were hip to the latest moves. Lest you be a wallflower it was time to take to the floor, saddle up and Pony or just Mess Around and Shimmy. The Waddle, The Pop Pie and The Roach may have faded as quickly as last night’s prom corsage, but others like The Cha Cha Cha, The Shag (the state dance of South Carolina, in case you were wondering) and The Bossa Nova have proved more enduring. Featured artists include Chubby Checker, Dee Dee Sharp, Little Eva, Joey Dee, The Olympics and there are also hard-to-find cuts by The Dutones, Brice Coefield and The Miller Sisters. So get with, don’t quit it – it’s party time! Style: Pop

What was the true sound of the underground in UK Clubland in the early 80's ? At a time when most young people from inner cities chose their musical paths ? soul-head, reggae, indie or rock - and stuck with them 'til they knew better, Boogie was the big thing in the UK's (mainly) black clubs. Now, Z Records joins forces with the UK's finest Disco historians Joey Negro and Sean P to bring you the essential Boogie picks from this often over-looked genre in an ass-shaking. Record Label: Z Records Style: Disco

Style: Country

Style: Pop

Style: Rock

Style: Country

Fantastic Voyage’s new series, Soul City, explores the music being produced in key centres in the early 1960s, when R&B was evolving into the style that was soon widely referred to as soul. Having kicked off the series in Detroit, we now turn our attention to the Big Apple. While New York may not have a distinctive musical ‘sound’ or style such as those which more readily identify R&B and soul recordings made in Memphis, New Orleans, Philadelphia or Nashville, the city was the home of countless singers and musicians through the decades, and also a veritable hotbed of independent record labels and producers, all seeking to make their fortunes by creating and promoting the next million-seller. The first step towards this was getting your record into the local radio station chart, hoping to break into what was then (1962) the R&B Top 50. While this may have been an easier process away from the metropolis, the audience was significantly larger and the potential reward greater for those based in the Big Apple, and the artists and tracks in Soul City New York provide a good overview of the range of talent and relative success achieved as the world of rhythm and blues evolved towards soul. Most of the tracks in this collection, which has been compiled and annotated by soul music authority Clive Richardson, were recorded for independent labels, some of which have grown in reputation over the decades such that they are now regarded as comparable to the majors of that time, and their owners have carved their own niches in the history of soul. More is known of Juggy Murray (Sue), Florence Greenberg (Scepter/Wand) and Bobby Robinson (Fire) than of any executive of Brunswick or Roulette, and their artists have become our heroes in the annals of music history, emerging as they did from the very roots of rhythm & blues/soul music due to their mentors’ ears for talent. Here are some early tracks cut by Ike & Tina Turner, starting their hit trail on Sue, a range of songs by Chuck Jackson and Tommy Hunt, founding superstars of the soul era, breakthrough hits by the Isley Brothers, landmark recordings by Shep & the Limelites, an array of gospel-soul performances by the emergent Sam & Dave, vibrant vocals from the twilight of Dinah Washington’s career, and hard-to find gems from Don Gardner & Dee Dee Ford and collectors’ items from Jackie Wilson and James Ray. Truly a ‘Voyage’ of discovery into the emergence of Soul City New York! Style: Soul

Style: Chillout

TRACKLISTING: 01. THE PYRAMIDS - SHAKIN' IT 02. THE SCIENTISTS - FIRST MAN TO THE MOON 03. THE TWINTELLES - LET THE PEOPLE TALK 04. THE FLAMINGOS - JUMP CHILDREN 05. THE MOONGLOWS - OOH ROCKING DADDY 06. THE EL CINCOS - KISS ME 07. THE ORIOLES - LIVE IT UP 08. THE ORCHIDS - FINE SWEET WOMAN 09. THE LYRICS - THAT'S MY SUGAR 10. THE MAGNIFICENTS - DOWN OFF THE MOUNTAIN 11. THE HI-LITERS - FEELIN' ALRIGHT THIS MORNING 12. THE CHORDS - BANGIE 13. THE MOONGLOWS - REAL GONE MAMA 14. THE DUKAYS - THE GIRL'S A DEVIL 15. THE DELLS - ZING, ZING, ZING 16. THE KOOL GENTS - CRAZY OVER YOU 17. THE RHYTHM ACES - GET LOST 18. THE DUKAYS - NITE OWL DISC #2: 01. THE ORIOLES - FOR ALL WE KNOW 02. THE FLAMINGOS - GOLDEN TEARDROPS 03. THE MOONGLOWS - SECRET LOVE 04. THE FIVE ECHOES - FOOL'S PRAYER 05. SHERRIF & THE RAVELS - THE LONELY ONE 06. THE ORCHIDS - YOU HAVE TWO (I HAVE NONE) 07. THE MAGNIFICENTS - OZETA 08. EL CINCOS - OH BABY DO YOU HAVE TO GO 09. THE ORIOLES - HAPPY 'TIL THE LETTER 10. THE FLAMINGOS - BLUES IN THE LETTER 11. THE FALCONS - NOW THAT IT'S OVER 12. THE PRODIGALS - JUDY 13. THE ORIOLES - FOOLS WILL BE FOOLS 14. THE HI-LITERS - HELLO DEAR 15. THE DUKAYS - FESTIVAL OF LOVE 16. THE MAGNIFICENTS - LOST LOVER 17. THE FALCONS - MY ONLY LOVE 18. THE DELLS - YOU'RE STILL IN MY HEART Record Label: Pazzazz Style: R&B

Artist: New Orleans Jazz Festival 1969 Label: Trailwood Media

Style: World Music

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