The Burning Of Atlanta (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & African

The Burning Of Atlanta (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & AfricanTotally great and a record you probably know nothing about! The album's one of the greatest ever to come out of the Hotlanta scene of the 70s a tight batch of funk tracks with a heck of a lot of guitar. The set was produced by Tommy Stewart, of "Bump and Hustle" fame and it's got an unusual style that's equally appealing to fans of funk, and fans of clubbier music lots of tight playing, hard riffing, and longer grooves that soar along with impeccable

It seems that the New Orleans over spill was creating great funk all over Louisiana

The result is very raw

and records bass as a studio musician

1990's Let the Rhythm Hit 'Em is in effect the first Rakim solo album

introspective singer-songwriting

UNRELEASED SPIRITUAL JAZZ-FUNK

if you will

which has so far gained nearly 150 worldwide radio spins since it's release on 6th November

Kenny was one of the few people of Caribbean origin prominent in the British entertainment industry during the 60s and 70s

which also included James Carr

Following on from their Nana Tuffour retrospective in 2018

'Eboby is the Godfather' is possibly is most accomplished work