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GoGo Get Down (compiled by Joey Negro: Album Sampler)
Donald Banks - "Status Quo" (Joey Negro edit) - (6:02) 106 BPM Hot
Soul Searchers - "Boogie Up The Nation" (Joey Negro edit) - (5:32) 126 BPM
Backlash - "Hang With The Gang" (original mix) - (5:14) 121 BPM
Osiris - "War (On The Bullshit!)" (original mix) - (10:17) 107 BPM
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ZEDD 12158
11 Jun 12
Disco/Nu-Disco
Go Go Get Down Compiled By Joey Negro
Various
Little Benny & The Masters - "Who Comes To Boogie" - (7:34) 110 BPM
Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers - "Back It On Up" - (6:34) 107 BPM Hot
Donald Banks - "Status Quo" - (10:00) 106 BPM
Rare Essence - "Body Moves" - (7:20) 109 BPM
EU - "Rock Yer Butt" - (4:05) 108 BPM
Expression - "Release Disco" - (5:38) 110 BPM
Osiris - "War (On The Bull Shit!)" - (10:17) 107 BPM
Familiar Faces - "The New Dance" - (4:08) 108 BPM
Backlash - "Hang With The Gang" - (5:14) 121 BPM
Static Disruptors - "DC Groove" - (3:41) 101 BPM
Jackie Boy & Nature's Creation - "This Groove Is Made For Funkin'" - (8:31) 110 BPM
EU - "Somebody's Ringing That Doorbell (Express Yourself)" - (9:16) 101 BPM
Davis Pinckney Project - "You Can Dance (If You Want To)" - (7:42) 104 BPM
Code Red - "Virginia Gone Go-Go" - (5:55) 107 BPM
The Mighty Peacemakers - "Feel It" - (6:55) 120 BPM
Class Band - "Welcome To The Go-Go" - (6:01) 108 BPM
Soul Searchers - "Boogie Up The Nation" - (5:32) 126 BPM
CJ's Uptown Crew - "Satisfaction Guaranteed" - (6:01) 103 BPM
Ovation - "Boogie Groove (You Got To Do It)" - (7:13) 106 BPM
Jim Bennett & His Bumpin' Crew - "Bump & Roll (Give Up The Funk)" - (5:23) 103 BPM
EU - "EU Groove" - (3:50) 105 BPM
Dr Skunk Funk - "Skunk Funk Go-Go" - (6:10) 88 BPM
Review: Go-go has always been one of American dance music's most overlooked genres. Given its roots lie in Washington DC, rather than music metropolises such as New York, Detroit or Chicago, that's perhaps unsurprising. This collection from Joey Negro offers a good starting point for those unfamiliar with the style, showcasing the work of scene stalwarts like Chuck Brown and a string of lesser-known names. It also impressively tracks the development of the sound, from a regional variant of funk to a an electro and hip-hop inspired crossover style in the early 1980s. Even if you've got a passing interest in go-go, it's worth a gander; as usual, Lee has unearthed some brilliant unheralded gems.
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ZEDDCD 025
28 May 12
Funk
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