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Played by: Craig Charles Funk And Soul
Review: Oh lord - another Tramp gem incoming hard! This rare-as-hens-teeth reissue of Reunion's impossibly hard-to-find boogie monster "When The Well Runs Dry" is like gold dust being sprinkled all over our charts, seeing as this goes for BIG bucks up on Discogs, and this alternative mix is sounding even badder than the original one we're used to - that early boogie magic shines through with every new strum of that funky guitar. Even the flip, "A Brighter Day", is nothing but good vibes, and signs off an EP which will undoubtedly leave our shelves just as fast as it came in.
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TR 244
23 Feb 18
Funk
23 Feb 18
Funk
Various
Played by: Craig Charles Funk And Soul
Review: The prestigious Movements series, like all its predecessors on Tramp contains rare groove nuggets recorded between the early 1960s and the late 1970s. Over a hundred great unknown songs have been re-released on the first eight volumes in the series, the majority of which can not be found elsewhere and this is is no exception. There are two cover versions: "Fever" by Gee Gee Shinn & The Boogie Kings and "I'm A Woman" by Connie Kaye Trio. Bus Brown, Earl Demus and Chuck Finney remain on the same vibe - their contributions are slightly jazzier. Chick Willis' gut-wrenching "Sometime Soon" and recordings by Australia, J.R. and Joe Akens are beautiful examples of privately produced soul from the 1970s. The latin-soul of "Cho Cho San" by Hummingbird 4 takes the sound in another direction for the next three tunes, highlighted by one more stunning cover version: Oscar Brown Jr.'s "Brother, Where Are You?". The album closes with some pre-disco tracks from the late 1970s: Mel-O-Madnezz' "What You Getting High On" and Hot Cakes' cover of "Harlem Shuffle".
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TRCD 9070
02 Feb 18
Soul
02 Feb 18
Soul
