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Osé Electro 1983 US

Performer: Osé
Title: Computer Funk
Style: Electro
Released: 1983
Country: US
MP3 album: 1106 mb
FLAC album: 1285 mb
Rating: 4.3
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Genre: Electronic

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In stock now for same day shipping. OSE. Computer Funk. Format: 12" Cat: BS 1003 Released: 04 Apr 14 Genre: Disco/Nu-Disco.

12" Vinyl UK. Bound Sound Records, bs1003. Top quality remastered reissue of Oses very rare and sought after old school vocoder electro jam Computer funk, a stone cold classic with an awesome phat analogue bassline and some of the best vocoder vocals ever recorded. Originally released back in 83 on the tiny Florida label Bound Sound and produced by the great James McCauley, this is Miami electro at its finest and it is easy to see why it has become such a holy grail with DJs and collectors.

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Songs played include Computer Funk and Computer Funk (Part 2. Osé has been played on NTS in shows including Knee Deep, featured first on 12 September 2015. Songs played include Computer Funk and Computer Funk (Part 2). Original source Last.

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Though technically Clinton's first "solo" album, the record featured most of the same personnel who had appeared on recent albums by Parliament and Funkadelic, both formally disbanded by Clinton in 1981

Tracklist

Computer Funk	6:33
Computer Funk (Part 2)	6:28

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
1003	Osé	Computer Funk ‎(12")	Bound Sound Records	1003	US	1983
1003	Osé	Computer Funk ‎(12")	Bound Sound Records	1003	US	1983
1003	Osé	Computer Funk ‎(12", Unofficial)	Bound Sound Records	1003	2014

Comments: (9)

Vaua

I just found this fantastic record among a stack that was given to me by an in-law just today. it was in the wrong cover of an unimpressive artist, so imagine my surprise when I pulled this out of the sleeve--pure gold!

Oso

my fave electro record, sounds so fresh still, effortless lushness

Gerceytone

Relating to Fabs comment.. I have the first pressing ("distr. by Bound Sound/Tampa") and both sides have different versions.

Ucantia

LOL @ the person who disagreed with my post. Perhaps I was dreaming that I had that conversation?

Glei

you are definately right Kramtronix, this one is definately the 1st pressing of Computer Funk. I know Dxj very good since the 90's, it was him personally confirming that this one is the first press as mentioned also in my first review. It would be nice if we could see who disagree on discogs, than there will be better possible to discus, it seems that there are people who just like to disagree and dats it ;-)peaceFab

Global Progression

I spoke with James mcCauley in 1996 via telephone and I asked him why this version had a Tampa address. Naturally, I was interested because I'm from Tampa. He said that he never lived in Tampa, but that the label was briefly being ran from here. Therefore, a P.O. box was set up for this short period of time. He also confirmed that the Tampa pressing was the 1st pressing.

Helo

This pressing of "Ose / Computer Funk" showing "distr. by Bound Sound/Tampa" is the 1st pressing of this fantastic Old School Vocoder Electro Jam. This was also the debut of the one and only Dxj aka James Mc Cauley. Later they pressed this record again under distribution of "Kenyon Entertainment Corp." Unfortunately they mispressed this first pressing of "Computer Funk". On both sides you will find the same version even it is showing two different versions on the Label. So at least you need both pressings, this one because it's the 1st pressing, and the other one because it includes both versions. For your info, the 1st pressing is harder to get, definately rarer. Peace Fab

Zadora

I just picked up the Kenyon Distro version of this 12" and it actually has BOTH versions. With regular on A side and more stripped down version on the B side. Def worth picking up!

Gavirim

There are two presses of this record in existence for the completist out there. One distributed by Bound Sound Records and another by Kenyon Entertainment Corporation. They are exactly the same except the distribution details are different as is the typeface. Used to be hard track to find and was highly sort after in electro circles but with the advent of online stores makes quite a regular occurence these days. An electro classic.

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