You're Wasting My Time (Vinyl 7") Hard Rock

You're Wasting My Time (Vinyl 7") Hard RockDetroit vocalist Billy Garner recorded a trio of killer funk titles for Dave Hamilton in the late 60s, this is the final one to make it to a BGP 45. It is a relentless groove and its original release on New Day is very hard to find. As a special treat it comes with a special New Day label.

complete with their trademark effects-laden guitars and motorik Neu

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Beale highlight Demuja's intricate

This year there is hidden gems from Nina Simone and Nicola Conte

drone-fixated shoegazer fans may disparage the record

but now they return to thrashing guitars

R&B legend Johnny Otis

and this Sundazed edition--pressed on audiophile vinyl at RTI--is the ultimate way to experience the best of the throbbing fury of this storied ensemble at its peak

” ranging from his grandmother’s living room to a studio in Tokyo to a New Zealand rental home while on vacation with his family

Both were recorded live - hence the grittiness of the sound - and feature what sound like preachers-turned-singers Solomon and Moses doing their thing over righteous funk and soul backing tracks which were rumoured to have been provided by the Ebony Rhythm Band

James Brown's Papa's Got A Brand New Bag may not have been the first funk record - check Gene Ammons Ca'Purange from his Bad

although its original title was deemed too risque for UK audiences and so re-titled Sweet Bitter Love