Various - Caribbean Disco Boogie Sounds (1977-1982) album flac

Caribbean Disco Boogie Sounds (1977 - 1982, selected by Waxist). With no pretention to be exhaustive, this selection represents a tiny sample of a broader ocean of quality Caribbean Disco/Boogie tunes. It will take you to various places like Virgin Islands, Jamaica, or Trinidad, as well as a couple of Western major cities, where West-Indies diaspora is strong (New York, London). The soundtrack of this journey goes from Disco/Rap sounds, with the obscure "Macho Man" by Eddie & The Movement, to weird Afro-Disco/Funk influenced songs, such as My African Religion by Jamaican singer Paul Hurlock.

VA - Caribbean Disco Boogie Sounds (1977-1982 Selected by Waxist). Список треков: 01. Beres Hammond - Comin at You 02. Ray Williams - Cosmopolitan London 03. Oluko Imo - Praise Jah 04.

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Caribbean Disco Boogie Sounds 1977-1982. Format: unmixed CD Cat: FVR 110CD Released: 18 Nov 15 Genre: Disco/Nu-Disco. This time, the man at the controls is acclaimed crate digger Julien "Waxist" Minarro. Predictably, he does a fine job gathering together eight suitably obscure Caribbean disco, boogie and disco-funk killers.

The musicians of the Caribbean not only tried to reproduce US dance hits locally, but also bred their own version of disco. The soundtrack of this journey goes from Disco/Rap sounds, with the obscure.

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The islands of the West Indies are no exception. The musicians of the Caribbean not only tried to reproduce US dance hits locally, but also bred their own version of disco. If the sound of the Caribbean Islands is very different from the Indian Ocean's one, it's anyway no surprise that I have been attracted quickly by the West-Indies' 70s music productions, as a DJ and record collector.