Food 4 Your Soul podcast by Sol Brova

It's all about music heritage... The revue of it all is quiet huge, so go slowly, step by step to discover every aspect of the rare groove. This new episode is based on the Blue Note Records'sound. The amazing one, that truely change the face of jazz during mid 60's to the early 70's, takin' his inpiration around the typical jazzy break drums & this sweet touch of organ mood. Parlons d'héritage musical... Une retrospective globale et détaillée serait un travail de titan, alors allons y doucement, pas a pas afin de découvrir tous les aspects du rare groove. Ce nouvel épisode vous propose de redécouvrir le son du mythique label jazz Blue Note, celui qui a changé la face du jazz durant les années 60 et 70, cette base de beat jazzy avec ses touches d'orgues mood. Une revue rapide au travers d'artistes qui n'étaient pas forcément signés par le label lui-meme mais dont l'influence de ce dernier est indéniable.

As Rakim said : "it's been a long time". Awakening for a new year, a new serie of your favorite podcast. This volume is based on the mix of the jazz & funk that get a major exposition in the middle of the 70's. Let's get a listen... THE SCORE : 1 - GOLDEN MUSIC ORCHESTRA - African Honeymoon 2 - FREDDIE HUBBARD - People make the world go round 3 - BILLY COBHAM - Red baron 4 - OHIO PLAYERS - Pride & vanity 5 - BERNARD WRIGHT - Spinnin' 6 - GONG - Shamal 7 - HARLEM UNDERGROUND BAND - Smokin' cheeba cheeba 8 - THE FATBACK BAND - Let the drum speak 9 - BT EXPRESS - Give up the funk 10 - DEXTER WANSEL - Life on mars 11 - FRED WESLEY & THE JB'S - Blow your head 12 - IDRIS MUHAMMAD - Could heaven ever be like this 13 - TRAVOR BIGGS - Tibetian serenity

Hope you had all a greatful summer with a lot of moments & emotions to keep in your own mind. Now, summer is on his ending & the Soulvation staff is back for a new episode of the Food 4 Your Soul series. This one wants to keep you in a travel at the beginning of the 80's. Funk is heavy, but disco is on the mainstream to blow the planet worldwide. This selection wants to keep you in the right middle, just before disco funk became too commercial, and funk was muting to another age of his history. The hardiest was the selection, cause there's a lot of stuff in this period & if we would keep all tunes from this age, that should make 5 or 10 voumes. So we kept focusing on the most grooviest, on the thin line between funk & disco, the thin line where they all mix together... Hope you'll enjoy. Stay tuned for the good tunes... THE SCORE : TAVARES - The hustle ROSE ROYCE - Do your dance INSTANT FUNK - I got my mind made up SILVER CONVENTION - Fly robin fly THE TRAMMPS - Can we come together CARRIE LUCAS - Dance with me CAROLE WILLIAMS - Love is you EVELYN CHAMPAGNE KING - I don't know if it's right CHIC - Everybody dance JACKIE MOORE - This time baby DIANA ROSS - The boss FRANCE JOLIE - Come to me DONNA SUMMER - Heaven knows

A volume dedicated to all the greatest voices of all times in & some of the deeper songs ever made in soul music. Keep it mellow, light a candle, drink some french wine and here it is. THE SCORE : TEDDY PENDERGRASS - Close the door AL GREEN - If loving you is wrong BARBARA MANDRELL - Woman to woman WILLIAM DeVAUGHN - Be thankful for what you've got BILLY PAUL - Let's make a baby THE ISLEY BROTHERS - Footsteps in the dark LEON WARE - Small café MARVIN GAYE - Falling in love again CURTIS MAYFIELD - No thing on me (cocaine song) ELOISE LAWS - This is your life ISAAC HAYES - Black Moses BILL WITHERS - Grandma's hands MILLIE JACKSON - A child of God LAMONT DOZIER - Rose FREDA PAYNE - I get high SMOCKEY ROBINSON - Quiet storm ESTHER PHILLIPS - From a whisper to a scream STEVIE WONDER - Pastime paradise EDDIE KENDRICKS - Intimate friends TERRY CALLIER - What color is love STAY TUNED... Upcoming on june 12th

From the mid 70's and the starting of the Bloc parties with Kooj DJ Herc to the beginning of the 80's with the Roxy's hottest parties in NY, after the soul & before disco, a few days before Djing was born, & Hip Hop was rising, the beginning of a new musical era. Discover what made young peoples move on the dancefloor... THE SCORE : Booker T & the MG'S "Meltin' Pot" Babe Ruth "The mexican" James Brown "Get on the good foot" Maceo & The Macks "Soul power" Billy Squier "Big Beat" (Skit) Dennis Coffey "Scorpio" Incredible bongo band "Apache" Jimmy Castor Bunch "It's just begun" Dazz Band "Brick" 7th Wonder "Daisy Lady" Cameo "Bounce, Rock, Skate, Roll" Jackson 5 "Hum along and dance" Blowfly "Sesame Street" Herman Kelly "Dance to the drummer beat" NOW AVAILABLE !!