• Johnny Harris: Movements

    Often called “The David Axelrod of the U.K.” – and while some of the tracks on this U.K. only lp do have that brooding orchestal funk vibe that has become synonymous with Axelerod – I really don’t feel anything on here is nearly as creative or engauging as Axe’s best work. Not to say that [...]

  • Shades of Joy: Music of El Topo

    One of my favorite soundtracks ever! And a somewhat confusing record. First, there are two versions – the film score on Apple (which I hear is to be avoided) and this bay area jazzfunk jam “inspired by the film” by the Shades of Joy on Douglas.

  • Dominic Frontiere: On Any Sunday OST

    Here’s a funky soundtrack from the late sixties on Bell records. On any Sunday featured Steve McQueen in a documentary style movie about motorcycling. The songs range from big band funk to pop sleaze/cheese and even a little spaghetti western tremelo in the mix. As always, Carol Kaye’s bass playing is killer. Check out the [...]

  • Hit ‘Em Hard OST

    Okay, half of this soundtrack is mediocre but the other half is amazing. My favorite tracks on this one are by Delilah Moore (who’s name they misspelled on the front cover) Overall there’s four great funky soul tracks by her. Great stuff!

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