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Reply #90 posted 03/07/13 2:52pm

silkman

SoulAlive said:

those Tabu box sets are impressive!! clapping I wish there was something like that for Cameo

Word !!!! Tabu is doing it up nicely. Man, if there was a Cameo boxset, I think my head would explode. I love how their spacing the releases out, too.

[Edited 3/7/13 14:54pm]

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Reply #91 posted 03/07/13 4:03pm

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February 10, 2014


November 4, 2013


November 4, 2013

Nick Ashford was someone I greatly admired, had the honor of knowing, and was the real-life inspiration for Cowboy Curtis' hair. RIP Nick. - Pee Wee Herman
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Reply #92 posted 03/08/13 8:49am

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getxxxx said:

February 10, 2014


November 4, 2013


November 4, 2013

Wow! Tabu had a lot of artists they didn't promote very well. Outside of Alex, Cherrelle and the SOS Band, I never heard of most of these other artists.

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Reply #93 posted 03/08/13 5:33pm

SoulAlive

silkman said:

SoulAlive said:

those Tabu box sets are impressive!! clapping I wish there was something like that for Cameo

Word !!!! Tabu is doing it up nicely. Man, if there was a Cameo boxset, I think my head would explode. I love how their spacing the releases out, too.

I'm ecstatic that so much GOOD stuff is being remastered/reissued lol this is amazing

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Reply #94 posted 03/11/13 2:53pm

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SoulAlive said:

silkman said:

Word !!!! Tabu is doing it up nicely. Man, if there was a Cameo boxset, I think my head would explode. I love how their spacing the releases out, too.

I'm ecstatic that so much GOOD stuff is being remastered/reissued lol this is amazing

Too bad Cameo wasn't on Tabu, huh?! I've only got "Alligator Woman" on an expensive import, but I got it five years ago. They really need to put out the Cameo catalog and yes, Tabu is REALLY kickin' it with these AWESOME reissues/box sets! I already can't wait for NEXT YEAR'S tax refund! LOL! Peace, brothas! smile

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Reply #95 posted 03/12/13 8:55am

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whitechocolatebrotha said:

SoulAlive said:

I'm ecstatic that so much GOOD stuff is being remastered/reissued lol this is amazing

Too bad Cameo wasn't on Tabu, huh?! I've only got "Alligator Woman" on an expensive import, but I got it five years ago. They really need to put out the Cameo catalog and yes, Tabu is REALLY kickin' it with these AWESOME reissues/box sets! I already can't wait for NEXT YEAR'S tax refund! LOL! Peace, brothas! smile

Just hope they aren't all Out of Print by then.

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Reply #96 posted 03/13/13 8:50am

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Two further artist-specific ‘anthology’ boxes will be made available – Alexander O’Neal and The S.O.S. Band. These sets will contain all the individual releases issued during 2013 (in the same packaging) but gathered together in a box. There will be no extra audio in these boxes – the content will simply repeat the individual reissues.

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Reply #97 posted 03/13/13 9:06am

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25th Anniversary Vinyl Collection [VINYL] [Box Set, Limited Edition]

Public Enemy’s hard-hitting discography on CD, Universal’s U.K. arm is releasing a box set of all six of their Def Jam albums on 180-gram vinyl next month.

Public Enemy, The 25th Anniversary Vinyl Collection (Universal (U.K.), 2013)

LP 1: Yo! Bum Rush the Show (originally released as Def Jam FC 40658, 1987)

LP 2: It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back (originally released as Def Jam C 44303, 1988)

LP 3: Fear of a Black Planet (originally released as Def Jam C 45413, 1990)

LP 4-5: Apocalypse 91…The Enemy Strikes Black (originally released as Def Jam C2 47374, 1991)

LP 6-7: Muse Sick-N-Hour Mess Age (originally released as Def Jam 314 523 362-1, 1994)

LP 8-9: He Got Game (originally released as Def Jam 314 558 130-1, 1998


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Reply #98 posted 03/13/13 9:11am

SoulAlive

^^I like the idea of vinyl box sets.I wish there was an Earth Wind and Fire vinyl box set.

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Reply #99 posted 03/13/13 9:31am

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The Tabu catalogue isn’t the only major acquisition of late for the Demon Music Group. Demon, home to labels including Edsel, Harmless and Music Club Deluxe, has recently completed a deal for much of the solo catalogue of onetime Go-Go Belinda Carlisle. Demon will pick up four studio albums from Carlisle, the rights to which reside with Virgin (part of the former EMI) until May. Demon’s agreement covers the world, except for the U.S. and Canada, and includes physical and digital catalogue rights as well as third party and neighboring rights.

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Reply #100 posted 03/15/13 10:06pm

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April 23.

No tracklist released yet, those are just from the original release.

1. If You Don't Love Me
2. Came Get This Thang
3. I'm Gonna Give You Respect
4. Your Ever Gonna Love Me
5. Let Me Down Easy
6. All In Love Is Fair
7. Riverboat
8. Your Love Won't Turn Me Loose
9. You Forgot To Remeber Me
10. Tippin'
PRINCE: Always and Forever
MICHAEL JACKSON: Always and Forever
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Live Your Life How U Wanna Live It
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Reply #101 posted 03/15/13 10:44pm

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http://www.funkytowngroov...ARRIVALS-/

http://www.funkytowngroov...hp?nid=222

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Reply #102 posted 03/16/13 6:07am

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Many great reissues seeing here on the thread.

Cinny said:

http://www.funkytowngroov...ARRIVALS-/

http://www.funkytowngroov...hp?nid=222

[img:$uid]http://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/67072_10152647306990133_58524210_n.jpg[/img:$uid]

First time I see that Tom Browne album reissued. Not sure if it was done before. Excellent that Ndugu's Chocolate Jam gets a second run. Never before saw that New York Community Choir album. Likeky a gospel group? That genre is popular among boogie collectors.

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Reply #103 posted 03/16/13 8:41am

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Shango said:

Many great reissues seeing here on the thread.

Cinny said:

http://www.funkytowngroov...ARRIVALS-/

http://www.funkytowngroov...hp?nid=222

[img:$uid]http://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/67072_10152647306990133_58524210_n.jpg[/img:$uid]

First time I see that Tom Browne album reissued. Not sure if it was done before. Excellent that Ndugu's Chocolate Jam gets a second run. Never before saw that New York Community Choir album. Likeky a gospel group? That genre is popular among boogie collectors.

Not just a second run, Funky Town Grooves always includes the single versions after the normal album tracklist.

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Reply #104 posted 03/16/13 12:43pm

silkman

LittleBLUECorvette said:

April 23.

No tracklist released yet, those are just from the original release.

1. If You Don't Love Me
2. Came Get This Thang
3. I'm Gonna Give You Respect
4. Your Ever Gonna Love Me
5. Let Me Down Easy
6. All In Love Is Fair
7. Riverboat
8. Your Love Won't Turn Me Loose
9. You Forgot To Remeber Me
10. Tippin'

I'm all over this lol !!! I missed out, when it came out on Japanese import.

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Reply #105 posted 03/16/13 12:45pm

silkman

Cinny said:

http://www.funkytowngroov...ARRIVALS-/

http://www.funkytowngroov...hp?nid=222

[img:$uid]http://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/67072_10152647306990133_58524210_n.jpg[/img:$uid]

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Got my Tom Browne & Chocolate Jam Co., this past tuesday. I was so happy. smile

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Reply #106 posted 03/16/13 8:12pm

SoulAlive

I just ordered the 1973 Azteca album Pyramid Of The Moon which has recently been remastered/reissued....

Pyramid Of The Moon - Azteca

Pyramid Of The Moon

AZTECA, formed in 1972 in Oakland, was the vision of brothers Coke and Pete Escovedo following their successful time playing along side Latin-funk trailblazers, Santana. They are widely regarded to be the first large-scale group that combined multiple musical elements centred around and built as a Latin orchestra.
Born in the legendary Bay Area of San Francisco, Pete and Coke Escovedo grew up immersed in the Latin music so prevalent on the East coast of the US. Influences of Mambo and Salsa bred their love of percussion and they organised mambo sessions to hone their vocal and percussive skills surrounded by local musicians who played in the Caribbean style that captivated their musical passion.
Sometimes numbering up to 25 members on stage, AZTECA fused an array of musical styles and instruments ranging from horns, woodwinds, guitars, drums and multiple keyboards, percussionists and vocalists.
AZTECA featured a wealth of successful musicians including bassist Paul Jackson, known for his work on numerous Herbie Hancock albums, drummer Lenny White who played alongside some of the best Jazz artists of the time including Miles Davis, Freddie Hubbard and Stanley Clarke. The line up also included Grammy Award Nominee, Tom Harrell. AZTECA would also serve as a platform for Sheila E, daughter of Pete Escovedo, to develop her skills as a percussionist.
BBR is very proud to bring you PYRAMID OF THE MOON, originally released on Columbia Records in 1973, completely re-mastered and repackaged complete with extensive liner notes and extended bonus content.
PYRAMID OF THE MOON is a must have for all Jazz, Latin, Funk & Rock fans out there!

Release Date: 28/1/2013

Our Price: £9.95Code: CDBBR0206Weight: 200
Quantity
Save wishlist

1. SOMEDAY WE’LL GET BY
2. MAZATLAN
3. FIND LOVE TODAY
4. WATCHA GONNA DO
5. NEW DAY IS ON THE RISE
6. MEXICANA, MEXICANA
7. RED ONIONS
8. LOVE IS A STRANGER
9. A NIGHT IN NAZCA

BONUS TRACK
10. WATCHA GONNA DO (single version)

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Reply #107 posted 03/16/13 8:14pm

SoulAlive

^^the self-titled debut Azteca album has also been remastered,but I didn't order that one.I already have an expensibe Japanese import copy that I bought awhile back lol in any case,I'm glad that these albums are finally getting the attention they deserve.70s latin rock was amazing!

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Reply #108 posted 03/17/13 12:34pm

silkman

SoulAlive said:

I just ordered the 1973 Azteca album Pyramid Of The Moon which has recently been remastered/reissued....

Pyramid Of The Moon - Azteca

Pyramid Of The Moon

AZTECA, formed in 1972 in Oakland, was the vision of brothers Coke and Pete Escovedo following their successful time playing along side Latin-funk trailblazers, Santana. They are widely regarded to be the first large-scale group that combined multiple musical elements centred around and built as a Latin orchestra.
Born in the legendary Bay Area of San Francisco, Pete and Coke Escovedo grew up immersed in the Latin music so prevalent on the East coast of the US. Influences of Mambo and Salsa bred their love of percussion and they organised mambo sessions to hone their vocal and percussive skills surrounded by local musicians who played in the Caribbean style that captivated their musical passion.
Sometimes numbering up to 25 members on stage, AZTECA fused an array of musical styles and instruments ranging from horns, woodwinds, guitars, drums and multiple keyboards, percussionists and vocalists.
AZTECA featured a wealth of successful musicians including bassist Paul Jackson, known for his work on numerous Herbie Hancock albums, drummer Lenny White who played alongside some of the best Jazz artists of the time including Miles Davis, Freddie Hubbard and Stanley Clarke. The line up also included Grammy Award Nominee, Tom Harrell. AZTECA would also serve as a platform for Sheila E, daughter of Pete Escovedo, to develop her skills as a percussionist.
BBR is very proud to bring you PYRAMID OF THE MOON, originally released on Columbia Records in 1973, completely re-mastered and repackaged complete with extensive liner notes and extended bonus content.
PYRAMID OF THE MOON is a must have for all Jazz, Latin, Funk & Rock fans out there!

Release Date: 28/1/2013

Our Price: £9.95Code: CDBBR0206Weight: 200
Quantity
Save wishlist

1. SOMEDAY WE’LL GET BY
2. MAZATLAN
3. FIND LOVE TODAY
4. WATCHA GONNA DO
5. NEW DAY IS ON THE RISE
6. MEXICANA, MEXICANA
7. RED ONIONS
8. LOVE IS A STRANGER
9. A NIGHT IN NAZCA

BONUS TRACK
10. WATCHA GONNA DO (single version)

Since they changed the casing, is it a album cover replica ? Or is it your regular plastic case. In that picture, it looks like a cardboard cover.

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Reply #109 posted 03/17/13 2:07pm

SoulAlive

I'll let you know as soon as my copy arrives wink

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Reply #110 posted 03/17/13 4:51pm

silkman

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I'll let you know as soon as my copy arrives wink

Cool. biggrin

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