D-Label & The Funky Art - I Can Make You Feel Good album flac

I Got You (I Feel Good) is a compilation album by American musician James Brown. It consists primarily of songs released on previous studio albums (including an alternate take of the title track), as well as songs released on singles such as "Night Train", "I Can't Help It (I Just Do-Do-Do), and "Suds". The album was released on January 1, 1966. All tracks composed by James Brown; except where indicated. James Brown Album I Got You (I Feel Good) at MT. om.

COL 658387 7. D-Label & The Funky Art. Title (Format). I Can Make You Feel Good (CD, Maxi). I Can Make You Feel Good (7", Single). Category Country Year. Columbia COL 658387 - 2 Belgium 1992.

Also features on an EMI Music For Pleasure (trio series) cassette called '50 Hammond Organ Favourites'.

Artist: Girl Town, Song: I Can Make You Feel Good, Duration: 3:49, File type: mp3. №2459540305. Everything But The Girl Tears All over Town. Sydney Chaplin, Wonderful Town Orchestra (1958), Lehman Engel Act I: A Quiet Girl.

About Make You Feel Good. Zoovier unleashes a new feel-good single for the summer. Trying to convince his new girl that he loves her, he also explains why he’s better than her ex. Make You Feel Good follows Wake Up and Different Now as songs expected to appear on Fetty’s sophomore album, due this winter. Make You Feel Good" Track Info. Written By Fetty Wap. Vocals KUČKA. Released by RGF Productions & 300 Entertainment. Release Date August 19, 2016.

After listening to this feel-good playlist, good luck resisting a smile or the urge to dance. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. 1 "Say Yes" by Michelle Williams feat. So good! The "Godfather of Soul" knew what he'd make you do with this one-dance. Released in 1964, the funky instrumentals stand the test of time. Listen Now. 7 "Uptown Funk" by Mark Ronson feat.

Not in the accidental sense of the word, but in the sense that art shapes and conforms to the context of the moment. The albums below each showcase a different flavor of funk. Some will make you dance, some will make you think, but they will all put a smile on your face at least once. These are 10 of the best funk albums to own on vinyl. A definitive protest album and a departure from the psychedelic soul that fueled the band’s rise, There’s A Riot Goin’ On is as much about the struggles Black Americans still faced after the Civil Rights Movement as it is about Sly’s own demons. Tension between bandmates, demanding record executives and rampant drug use, coupled with frequent overdubbing in the album’s mix, gave way to a hazy sound that embodied the social climate of the early ‘70s.

This album is so good the outtakes are worth checking out. As the most contemporary album on this list, Voodoo is the perfect encapsulation of soul, funk and jazz with undertones of Hip Hop. 10) Mothership Connection (1975) – Parliament Funkadelic. Not only is this album a milestone in the black Afrofuturism movement, it’s also been sampled on classic G Funk Hip Hop tracks by none other than Dr. Dre (SAMPLE ALERT) and is one pillars of P Funk, which went on to heavily influence rock, jazz and dance music (as was declared when this album entered in the national registry).

But this album is just superb! First, the production is wonderful, including all the live instruments, all the songs are gorgeous, it's got a nostalgic feel and Gwen may never have sounded better. The unique expression in her voice is right on point, and she sounds like a really awesome, talented friend singing with you. That's a really good thing-artists need that. It is certainy good enough to include in a Christmas playlist of songs you enjoy and will fit in quite well. I would not call it the greatest Christmas album ever, but definitely not the worst either. 3 people found this helpful.