What it is! : : Funky Soul and Rare Grooves.

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Collection of funk, R & B and soul music.
Previously released recordings (1967-1977) "from the vaults of Atlantic, Atco & Warner Bros. Records"--Container.
Program notes by Oliver Wang (79 p. : ill., ports ; 17 cm.) laid in box.
"From the vaults of Atlantic, ATCO & Warner Bros. Records"--Container.
disc 1. Spreadin' honey (the Watts 103rd St. Rhythm Band) -- Soul finger (Bar-Kays) -- The shadow of your smile (Brother Jack McDuff) -- Gangster of love, parts I & II (Jimmy Norman) -- The Memphis train (Rufus Thomas) -- Get out of my life, woman (Grassella Oliphant) -- Live right now (Eddie Harris) -- Pig snoots, part I (Natural Bridge Bunch) -- Soul sound system (the Freedom Sounds, featuring Wayne Henderson) -- Snatching it back (Clarence Carter) -- Stoned soul (Artie Christopher) -- Getting the corners (the T.S.U. Toronadoes) -- Sexy coffee pot (Tony Alvon & the Belairs) -- Don't come around here anymore (Mark Putney) -- Keep on dancing (the Commodores) -- Right on brother, part I (the Southshore Commission) -- Pop, popcorn children (Eldridge Holmes) -- It's your thing (Cold Grits) -- It's all in your mind (Soul Angels) -- Funky John (Johnny Cameron & the Camerons) -- Help me make up my mind (Joyce Jones) -- Rock me baby (Lou Johnson) -- Sing a simple song (the Noble Knights) -- Do you dig it (Titus Turner) -- Funky canyon (Phil Moore, Jr.) -- Jan Jan (the Fabulous Counts) -- Tampin (the Rhine Oaks) -- disc 2. Gossip (Cyril Neville) -- Somebody in the world for you (the Mighty Hannibal) -- Stanga (Little Sister) -- Jumpin' Jack Flash (Ananda Shankar) -- The deacon (Brute Force) -- Sookie sookie (Don Covay & the Jefferson Lemon Blues Band) -- Right on (Clarence Wheeler & the Enforcers) -- (Don't worry) if there's a Hell below, we're all going to go (Curtis Mayfield) -- Stepping stones (Johnny Harris) -- I'm just like you (6ix) -- Funky thing, part I (the Unemployed) -- Messie Bessie (Shirley Scott) -- Fairchild (Willie West) -- Cold bear (the Gaturs) -- I can't get next to you (Mongo Santamaria) -- Feelin' alright (Lulu) -- Soul bowl (Memphis Horns) -- Tuane (Hammer) -- Take it off, part II (Johnny Tolbert & De Thangs) -- Seeds of life (Harlem River Drive, featuring Eddie Palmieri & Jimmy Norman) -- Engine number 9 (Wilson Pickett) -- disc 3. Hard times (Baby Huey & the Baby Sitters) -- What so never the dance, pt. 1 & 2 (Houseguests) -- Headless heroes (Eugene McDaniels) -- Spinning wheel (Wade Marcus) -- Bad tune (Earth, Wind & Fire) -- Mr. Cool (Rasputin's Stash) -- Don't cha hear me callin' to ya (Junior Mance) -- Hang on in there (the Stovall Sisters) -- Funky Nassau, part II (the Beginning of the End) -- Whatever's fair (Mark Holder & the Positives) -- Face it (Ed Robinson) -- Wha wha man (Young-Holt Unlimited) -- Rock steady (alternate mix) (Aretha Franklin) -- Won't nobody listen (Black Haze Express) -- Goin' down (Allen Toussaint) -- Suavecito (Malo) -- You gotta know whatcha doin' (Charles Wright) -- Mo Jo Hanna (Tami Lynn) -- Ridin' thumb (King Curtis) -- Almendra (Macondo) -- Nuki suki (Little Richard) -- disc 4. Getting uptown (to get down) (United 8) -- 8 days on the road (Howard Tate) -- Moon shadow (LaBelle) -- Let it crawl (Society's Bag) -- Wanaoh (Black Heat) -- If it was good enough for Daddy (Clarence Reid) -- Everything I do gonna be funky (Claudia Lennear) -- Cosmic sea (the Mystic Moods) -- Kissing my love (Cold Blood) -- Flute thing (Seatrain) -- Chug chug chug-a-lug (push n' shove), part II (the Meters) -- Funky to the bone (Freddi/Henchi & the Soul Setters) -- Try it again (Bobby Byrd) -- Teasin' (Cornell Dupree) -- (Everybody wanna get rich) rite away (Dr. John) -- Chicken heads (Oscar Brown, Jr.) -- Rien ne va plus (Funk Factory) -- Cajun moon (Herbie Mann) -- Improve (Darrow Fletcher) -- Riding high (Faze-O) -- Four play (Fred Wesley & the Horny Horns) -- California dreamin' (Eddie Hazel).
Various performers.
Compact discs.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Grooves for Days submitted by Meginator on August 21, 2021, 8:57am This compilation delivers on the promise in its subtitle: deep grooves and a mix of funk and soul that is incredibly satisfying. Every track finds and settles into a nice groove, and the mix of instrumentals and songs with vocals demonstrates the versatility in what seems like a fairly rigidly defined genre of music. It’s great to hear pop music that incorporates full horn sections, a rarity these days but almost essential to this style of music. This is fantastic music to put on when you want to relax and feel the beat; nothing’s better.