Monthly Archives: February 2014

today’s trax feat Hot House, Linda Clifford, Idris Muhammed, Romanthony

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Crazy – Hot House (Feat. Heather Small – pre-M People, a very soulful version of the “country & western” nugget made famous by Patsy Cline, written by Willie Nelson)

Runaway Love – Linda Clifford (Originally a U.K. b-side of ‘If my friends could see me now’ until dj’s starting flipping it over … and as they say – the rest is history)

Boogie to the top – Idris Muhammad (Jazz drummer’s 4th Kudu release of 10 mins plus)

Fall from grace – Romanthony (remixed by Tony Humphries for this late ‘House Hero’ who sadly departed this earth)

Trax feat. Lorraine Ellison, Hi Voltage, T-Connection, Kimara Lovelace

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Stay with me baby  –  Loraine Ellison (The rumour was that Frank Sinatra did not turn up for studio time and the producer decided to use the time constructively : this is the result)

Let’s get horny  –  Hi Voltage (inspired by Vertigo – the first part of the medley of Relight my fire – Dan Hartman … prod. by the mysterious and sometimes elusive Began Cekic)

Saturday night  –  T-Connection (A brilliant slice of street funk from TK Records … feat. Theophilus Coakley, the T of T-Connection)

Misery  –  Kimara Lovelace (in no shape, form or description can this be ‘misery’ – originally mixed by Lil’ Louis … released on King Street)

Trax feat. Truth Hurts, Erotic Drum Band, Funk Fusion Band, Midnight Express Band & Sabrina Johnston

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For your precious love  – Truth Hurts (Shows her true vocal power, which was featured on the ALI soundtrak – co-written by Jerry Butler and sung originally by The Impressions)

Plug me to death – Erotic Drum Band (Canadian studio band – an early release on New York’s Prism)

Can you feel it – Funk Fusion Band (One off single written by Keith Benson – a jobbing drummer whose body of work was in Philadelphia U.S.A. … released on WMOT Records)

Freedom – Midnight Express feat. Sabrina Johnson (Basement Boys on the mix, released on Tony Humphries’s Yellorange label)