Music CD - Various Artists: Carolina Funk: First In Funk

	Music CD: Carolina Funk: First In Funk Artist: Various Artists List Price: $16.98 Our Price: $10.80 Your Save: $ 6.18 ( 36% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer: Now Again Records
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Tracks: 1. Creation of Music (Primitive) 2. Darkness (Gamith) 3. Just Take Your Time (Innersouls) 4. Super Good (Dynamite Singletary) 5. King Cobra (Mongoose) 6. Soul Power No.1 (Soul Impossibles) 7. Can We Rap (Carleen & The Groovers) 8. Stand Up and Be a Man (Sundia) 9. Ease It To Me (The Tempo's Band) 10. Bad Woman (Frankie & The Damons) 11. You Ain't Miss It (Roy Roberts) 12. The Road (Black Experience Band) 13. Funky Soul Brother (The Soul Drifters) 14. Let's Go (James Reese & The Progressions) 15. So Very Hard To Make It (Paul Burton) 16. Message To Society (Wally Coco) 17. Doing What You Need To Do (Anthony Burns) 18. Theme of Blackbyrds (The Black Exotics) 19. Funky Mind (Donnie Brown) 20. Good Time (George Campbell) 21. Funky Party Time (J.D.'s) 22. Progressive Movement (The Ultimates-- CD ONLY Bonus)
Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0659457503628 Label: Now Again Records Manufacturer: Now Again Records Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Now Again Records Release Date: 2008-02-12 Studio: Now Again Records
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Editorial Reviews: Now-Again Records presents the domestic issue of Carolina Funk, the fourth CD in the UK-based Jazzman Records series that produced the landmark Midwest, Texas, and most recently, Florida Funk compilations. For this installment, we've moved up the Atlantic coast to look at the vibrant and original scene in the two rural states of North and South Carolina. Curated largely by resident North Carolina researcher and collector Jason Perlmutter, Carolina Funk presents 22 of the best, rarest and most sought-after heavy funk songs ever recorded, with breakbeats to spare. Without any large urban centers, much of the musical output of the Carolinas has been limited to single towns, with bands and their records seldom venturing further than the state line. From inspired percussive instrumentals to heartfelt slabs of soul; from rediscoverd tapes in the garages of retired musicians to funk 45s so raw that they were blessed by James Brown himself this is Carolina Funk! "First In Flight"... "First In Funk!"