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Review: Veteran soul man Victor Haynes has enjoyed a long relationship Expansions, having first released on the long-serving UK label way back in 1993. "Take It To The Top" is his fourth album in total and first for five years. It contains 13 new songs penned by Haynes and produced by the artist in collaboration with Pete May. It's a typically smooth affair, with Haynes delivering effortlessly soulful vocals atop tracks that variously touch on classic soulful house ("Take It To The Top", "Strong Love"), jazz-funk ("Do I Qualify"), boogie ("Round & Round"), revivalist '60s soul ("My Sweetest Temptation"), seductive slow jams ("Giving My All To You") and acid jazz (the Incognito-ish Latin shuffle of "Help Me feel The Sun").
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DDEXP 52
19 Apr 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
19 Apr 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Unlike many of their compatriots, Timeless Legend were a soul group who didn't limit themselves to a killer, one-off EP before disappearing into the shadows. Believe us when we say that this is basically what happened to most bands in the 70s. In the case of these guys, they stuck around for a series of albums and singles that have remained engrained in every collector's memory, and that now go for big bucks on the second-hand market. "Everybody Disco" is their 1979 masterpiece, a tune that encapsulates the disco movement perfectly, from the beats to the bass and even the synths. What a hummable dance anthem - grab it before the RSD 2018 stock runs out!
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DDEXP 41
25 May 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
25 May 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
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EXCDD 6
12 Apr 18
Soul
12 Apr 18
Soul
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EXCDM 34
08 Jan 12
Funk
08 Jan 12
Funk
Played by: Martin Brodin
Review: This is one of those original disco oddities that's a trivia-lovers dream. Mascara were a one-shot, studio-only outfit put together by Ensign Records boss Chris Hill. Their members included Luther Vandross, back in the days when the golden-voiced crooner had yet to make it big on his own (or even with Change). The album largely sunk without trace on its original release in 1979, despite opening with a brilliant, soaring disco suite ("See You In L.A"/"Jet Plane Ride"). The album also includes a curious disco cover of Bowie's "Golden Years" (really) and a brilliant, full-throttle stomper in the shape of "Coming Home Baby". Oh, and the model on the cover is none other than Paula Yeates (she of Bob Geldof/The Tube fame).
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EXCDM 33
01 Jan 12
Disco/Nu-Disco
01 Jan 12
Disco/Nu-Disco
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EXCDP 19
25 Sep 11
Funk
25 Sep 11
Funk
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EXCDP 53
31 Oct 10
Funk
31 Oct 10
Funk
