Soul Ain't No New Thing (Vinyl LP) Jazz

Soul Ain't No New Thing (Vinyl LP) JazzMuch mentioned LP that is always a compliment to any funk collection (big or small). Not much is known about band leader Boobie Knight and his gang of groove. His 1972 major label debut is chock full Jimmy Castor esque b boy funk cuts like "Soul Ain't No New Thing," "King of the Real Good Guys", and the most notable track "Ego Tripping". Shortly after this release, he moved over to the Brunswick label where he recruited Al Johnson to take over vocal

and contains tracks such as 'Baby Lemonade' and 'Gigolo Aunt' that provided the names for two groups in the 80s and 90s

the Gun Club

while Mie Nakao's fuzz-rocker 'Sharock No

William Cochran (drums)

but Solid's repertoire is chiefly complex hard bop

cellos and more

it's the strongest and clearest statement we've yet to hear from McCraven

Zagreb-based Legalize Lambada are back with a four track jaunt taking in slow street trance

Compassion

" explains Stevo

brooding post-punk album since Joy Division

April 10-11